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Powerful file and print services
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Free your mobile workers with enterprise class file access and sharing. Filr has been designed with the enterprise in mind, resulting in less administration, better security and more productive users.
Open Enterprise Server customers are entitled to the premier tool to connect Macs to enterprise networks, Kanaka. We know the popularity of Mac is growing and we're making it easier for our customers to support Mac users.
Moving to Open Enterprise Server costs less than a Windows migration, lets you leverage your investments, and delivers key services for less.
Streamline, consolidate, and simplify with the enhanced management capabilities of Open Enterprise Server.
Advanced networking, file and print services that have been enterprise-proven for decades as highly reliable, scalable, and available.
Benefit from the world's best Linux with industry-leading file capabilities, now and in the future.
Keep users productive by ensuring access and providing easy self-service.
File and NSS
Provide file access for the broadest range of clients, servers and protocols, while strengthening security access, protecting against file corruption and increasing the ease with which users and applications can fully share files with other users.
Significantly reduce storage management costs, facilitate regulatory compliance and improve backup and recovery of your critical data.
Store, access, organize and manage your files from anywhere at any time. As a powerful, encrypted online file synchronization and online transfer tool, Micro focus iFolder® gives you worry-free security, ensuring that user files are always safe, secure and up to date, while allowing you to share information with others with web access.
iSCSI Support gives you a low-cost alternative to Fibre Channel storage area networks (SANs). It allows you to leverage your existing Ethernet infrastructure to create an easily manageable, affordable SANs that offers the same benefits of other SANs, such as high-availability clustering, data consolidation, and storage provisioning.
NetStorage gives you secure Internet-based access to all files and folders stored on Open Enterprise Server. NetStorage authentication relies on the power of NetIQ® eDirectory™ to provide secure access, so Internet-based access is as safe as accessing files from within the network.
Simplify the location and management of file data for your administrators and end users by using distributed file services to create a single, virtual file system that spans multiple machines and maximizes the use and performance of storage resources.
Open Enterprise Server supports a variety of Linux POSIX File Systems, including btrfs, Ext2, Ext3, XFS, and Reiser.
Print services
Micro Focus iPrint is one of the most popular tools in Open Enterprise Server. It allows network managers to maintain one repository of printer drivers locally for all users to leverage automatically and as-needed.
Micro Focus iPrint reduces helpdesk calls and the complexity of printer set-ups by enabling end users to easily locate and install printers using a browser and an office floor plan. It provides global access to printers, customizable views of any print environment, flexible print deployment configurations and easy, secure printing.
Micro Focus iPrint for mobile offers anytime, anywhere access to your network printers with all of the same benefits of printing from the desktop.*
*Mobile licenses can be purchased for an additional cost.
With Domain Services for Windows, you don't need to spin up new Windows servers every time you add a business application. It lets you leverage the industry-leading directory services environment you've already established, and have those new business apps authenticate against it—saving money and streamlining your infrastructure.
For users that don't want all the overhead of an Active Directory-style presentation, CIFS provide basic workgroup authentication and access to the OES Windows NSS file system on Linux from a Windows workstation without requiring the OES windows Client.
Without installing any additional software, the OES AFP support in Open Enterprise Server lets you seamlessly copy, delete, move, create, save, and open network files from your Mac as if you were accessing them locally.
A directory-enabled application, Linux User Management simplifies administration of and access to Linux-based platforms on your network by allowing you to create and manage user profiles for all Linux resources on the network from a single administrative interface.
The OES Windows Client workstation software extends the capabilities of Linux and Windows desktops by providing a broader range of OES services such as authentication via NetIQ eDirectory, network browsing and service resolution, and secure and reliable file system access. The OES Windows Client supports our traditional NCP protocol.
Proven network management
With tools that centralize management, assess the condition of servers, simplify migration and consolidation, enable user self-service and schedule or automate routine tasks, Open Enterprise Server keeps your systems working optimally, and lets you do the same.
Eliminate time wasted manually watching your network. The Server Health Monitoring capabilities in Open Enterprise Server via CIM and Nagios/Ganglia based server-health monitoring let you check the status of your servers with a quick glance from any web browser whenever you want.
The browser-based monitoring tool in Micro Focus iManager gives you a global view of your network, allowing you to centrally manage it from a single location. Micro Focus iManager provides a number of advanced capabilities that enhance your administrative capacity and flexibility to eliminate redundancy, save time and save money.
A directory-enabled application, Linux User Management simplifies administration of and access to Linux-based platforms on your network by allowing you to create and manage user profiles for all Linux resources on the network from a single administrative interface.
Leverage the value of mixed environments and solutions without creating security and administrative headaches. The Identity Manager Bundle Edition synchronizes user accounts and passwords in mixed environments and simplifies identity management. It includes drivers for NetIQ eDirectory and Microsoft Active Directory.
An innovative diagnostic tool provided by SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server 11, Support Advisor reads log files and configuration settings, maps them to the latest known issues, analyzes data, and generates results and recommendations to let you diagnose problems more effectively and resolve issues faster.
Customer Center lets you review the status of all your products, subscriptions and services and obtain critical Linux updates and support from one location. Customer Center combines the innovative tools and automated services you need to ensure licensing compliance and reduce systems-management costs.
Most advanced Linux platform
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 is optimized to work with popular third-party virtualization hypervisors, including VMware ESX, Xen and Microsoft Hyper-V. It also includes a VMI-enabled kernel, allowing more efficient communication with VMware ESX to deliver superior performance when running as a guest operating system.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server features innovative power saving capabilities that let you derive maximum performance per watt, such as its "Tickless" idle which allows CPUs to remain in power-saving states for longer periods of time.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 includes a new set of technologies that improve update speeds and installation of new packages for Open Enterprise Server systems by more than 100 times, providing the fastest performance of any enterprise Linux distribution. Systems that might have taken hours to update in the past, now take minutes.
Improvements to AutoYaST enable Open Enterprise Server administrators to automate and accelerate server deployments, facilitate migration efforts, and enjoy more control and flexibility over administrative processes through more custom scripting options. For the first time ever you can now upgrade your server in an automated unattended fashion, with tools provided in Open Enterprise Server 11.
Open Enterprise Server systems can take advantage of the High Performance computing power inherent in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server that the majority of the world's largest supercomputing sites already leverage.


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Here's how RW members rated this race (1164 votes).
In short: Great atmosphere race and well organised - including the weatherIn full: My wife organised entry into the Bath Half as a birthday present and return to my birthplace - bit of a trek from Preston on a Sunday morning. Not ideal preparation being in a car for 3 hours! Everything went fantastically well. Bath as a city seemed to embrace the whole event, the support was fantastic, and the whole route was lined with enthuiastic spectators. Drink stations were well stocked and manned and the course is pretty flat with a few undulations. The only problem was hearing the PA at the start as the acoustics were poor in the "green coded starter pen". Any Water Aid runners must have been appalled by the water being wasted at roadside - there must be a better way of providing water for runners? All said and done - a great event, the weather helped as it was brilliant and the people of Bath who turned out to cheer did the city proud. All very well organised, loads of toilets located about the route and runners village - seamless - great city and great race.Date of review: March 13, 2012
In short: A very good event but very busyDate of review: March 13, 2012
In short: I'm 21 and this was my first half-marathon, in fact it was my first long distance run, and it was honestly one of the best days of my life. The whole event was fantastic, the route is nice and flat and the atmosphere buzzing!Date of review: March 13, 2012
In short: Loved itIn full: Great race, in my 30 years of running I dont normally do big city runs but this was a great weekend away, White number start so just a few seconds crossing the line. Great organisation, worth the 500 mile round trip. Cones where a hazard at times, also Ipod wearers etc, ambulances zipping around, would the people wearing music players hear them, why isolate yourself when the course has music and good crowd support ?Good goody bag but one size cotton T shirt OK for me, but only in large which for my wife at 5 foot is useless, luckily we got a free good for age as race very expensive.Not as flat as I expected !!Date of review: March 12, 2012
In short: Scenic two-lap race with twice the support :-)Date of review: March 12, 2012
In short: A bit disappointedIn full: Support all the way around was fantastic, water stations & toilets well above average, but my overall impression was a bit disappointed mainly because of two of the main selling points of this race, "Baths wonderfull architecture" well apart from a small section around queens square the course seemed to have been purposely laid out to avoid the popular architectural areas. Secondly "Baths wide roads" however the reality is due to the two lap format on the first lap most people are compressed into half the road width. Even at my slow 2hr 10 min pace I spent the first lap dogging around people. Did the great south run last year twice as many people and nowhere near the same congestion. The atmosphere , support and on the day organisation are first class but the course needs to be reviewed IMHODate of review: March 12, 2012
In short: MarmiteIn full: This is a difficult race to rate, it is expensive, very expensive and the route is dull - 2 uninspiring laps but that said the crowds enroute are great and drag you along the ugly outskirts of Bath.Why do races that cost this much put a naff cotton t-shirt in the goodie bag which no-one wants, give us a tech-tee that we will actually wear. Races at a fraction of this price give out tech-tees!My second time running this (it fits well with my marathon schedule), but I'm not sure if I'll do it again due the cost, but then again I might as its easy to get too, (we used the train to get to Bath which was great, cheap and no parking issues to deal with) and the crowd support is fantastic!Perhaps this is my Marmite race, I'm just not sure if I love it or hate it!Date of review: March 12, 2012
In short: Brilliant race...loved it!In full: Although a very poor race for me in regards to time, due to my friend and running mate's illness and our later matching knee injuries(!)I absolutely loved it and wouldn't hesitate to do it again (even though it's expensive). The main plus point was the fantastic support given by the people of Bath all the way round the course - well done them. The organisation was also very good with loads of water/drinks stations, medical points & toilets. Yes the "large" t-shirt was a bit of a disappointment but I'll forgive them...see you next year!Date of review: March 12, 2012
In short: Big city race on a fairly fast courseIn full: The organisation was very good, and there was masses of support all the way round the course. The goody bag was better than most, and (unusually!) there seemed to be plenty of loos. Only a few minor negatives: a "one size fits all" T shirt, quite a bit of congestion at the start (and this is running from the "White" pen which is at the front), and rather a long queue for baggage reclaim even early on - would it have been better not to give all the faster runners numbers in the same block? But all in all, a nice Spring half marathon.Date of review: March 12, 2012
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Residents say police and the government have failed to do the job.
AYUTLA DE LOS LIBRES, Mexico – Not far from the glimmering water of Acapulco, the hills to the northeast of this tourist destination were marauded by criminal gangs that did as they pleased without interference from courts and police.
Sergio Loza Moreno says merchants paid the gangs protection money, teachers had to turn over part of their paychecks to them, and ranchers were charged a "tax" for each head of cattle.
"It was a cancer that kept growing," said Loza, owner of four roast chicken stalls here. "People saw the police as part of that cancer."
In January, masked vigilantes armed with hunting rifles, sticks and machetes became the law in this municipality of indigenous settlements. Fed up with the police, people in 36 communities have organized to take responsibility for security in their villages since Jan. 1, according to the newspaper Milenio.
The emergence of these community police forces reflects the ongoing difficulties in combating organized crime in Mexico and the depth of the distrust in the institutions that are supposed to protect people from the gangs.
It also may impede the preferred priorities of President Enrique Peña Nieto, who is trying to focus on the economy and is speaking sparingly about security since his Dec. 1 inauguration.
"The situation continues being as bloody as ever … (but) they're not speaking as much about this sort of news," says Raymundo Díaz, director of an Acapulco-based human rights group, the Collective Against Torture and Impunity.
Unlike his predecessor, Felipe Calderón, Peña Nieto has shunned the hard language against the drug lords here and talks more of stopping crimes affecting ordinary citizens such as kidnapping and extortion.
He has promised to improve security by spending more on social programs instead of sending more soldiers into the streets.
Years of violence and victimization have convinced many Mexicans in crime-plagued towns that the government is no longer a source for a solution. They are arming and going after criminals themselves.
"In many cases, the desperation of these groups is linked … to the inability of the government to enforce the law," said Roberto Campa, an undersecretary in the Interior Ministry.
The development has some concerned.
The National Human Rights Commission warned about "the existence of armed groups with interests distinct from self-defense."
"Nothing justifies that a group of persons decides to take justice into their own hands and attempt … to place themselves above the government," it said.
Vigilantism is not new to rural Mexico. Rebellion has been ebbing and flowing for years in Guerrero state, which includes Ayutla and some of Mexico's poorest municipalities. Guerrilla groups operate in the region and there have been massacres, blamed on the military.
"This is one of the zones of the country where the state has traditionally been absent," says Alejandro Hope, security analyst with the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness.
In Ayutla, the people rose up after the Jan. 5 kidnapping of a community leader. Villagers armed themselves, set up roadblocks and apprehended suspects. The towns organized tribunals for the accused for alleged crimes that ranged from drug trafficking to kidnapping to extortion.
The Union of Peoples and Organizations of Guerrero State was the main organizer of the uprising in Ayutla, and it held as many as 54 detainees in secret locations. On Tuesday, the group turned over 20 of its detainees to the authorities, Guerrero Gov. Ángel Aguirre told Radio Formula. The rest were released.
Rogelio Teliz, lawyer with the Tlachinollan Human Rights Center office in Ayutla, understands the risks of vigilantism. But he says he also understands why the people took matters into their hands and points out that it worked.
"This movement is an example to the Mexican government that people, without means, acting on their own, can guarantee a state of security," he says.
Community police are not without precedent in Guerrero. A force known as the Regional Coordinator of Community Authorities (CRAC) – which has been at odds with the leadership of the Ayutla group – has patrolled seven municipalities since 1995. It was formed to calm a region rife with crimes ranging from cattle rustling to road robberies to a disturbing number of sexual assaults.
CRAC's justice coordinator in the municipality of San Luis Acatlán, Pablo Guzmán, says crime has plummeted 90% since the community police's formation. Patrols of uniformed and unpaid police have confronted the powerful drug cartels, destroying poppy plantations for heroin and stopped a shipment of 1,500 pounds of marijuana.
CRAC members now patrol corn-farming communities in pickups, armed with pistols and assault rifles that were seized from gangs at CRAC checkpoints. CRAC also detains suspects that Guzmán says are judged by local leaders and later "re-educated" through work on community projects that can last more than two years.
Guzmán brushes off claims that his police officers are not acting professionally and says they have training in basic policing, first aid and human rights.
"They know the zone, they know the community, they know whose is acting out of line," he said.
Ayutla appeared quite calm on one recent day. Villagers kept their doors open well into the evening.
Sergio Loza Moreno says he endorses the community police approach. But he suspects many of those detained were low-level figures, not criminal kingpins, and that violence may return.
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Adopting an adult cat is an exciting time for all members of the family, and it's imperative that owners make the transition from shelter to home smooth and comfortable for the new feline. Veterinary care like cat vaccinations and spaying a cat are usually taken care of by the shelter or rescue league, so your first few days with your new feline companion are all about bonding.
The first way to make a good impression on your new cat is to make the ride home stress-free. Bring a cat carrier with an item of your clothing in it, Care2.com recommends. This way, he will get used to your scent on the way home. Once home, leave the carrier out in case the cat wants to crawl back inside for security.
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Those who missed the Progressive Skating & Gymnastics Spectacular at Jamestown Savings Bank Arena in December can catch it this weekend. NBC will be airing a telecast of the program on Sunday from 4-6 p.m.
Kurt Silcott, CEO of the arena, was very pleased with how the event turned out and feels that the telecast will show the arena in a positive light.
"When they did the event here, after they finished with the live show they did all of the outtakes, which was actually pretty neat," said Silcott. "The gymnasts and the skaters had the chance to come back out and complete any of their jumps or tricks that they might have missed during the live runthrough."
According to Silcott, the show that actually took place at the arena was longer than the scheduled telecast, which will likely be edited to fit in the time slot because of the outtakes.
When asked about future events at the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena, Silcott was optimistic.
"We have the 'Scooby Doo Live Musical Mysteries' event planned for March already," said Silcott. "We're actually already in negotiations with the Disson Group, who put on the Skating and Gymnastics Spectacular, trying to confirm another show for next year in the same time frame. That discussion is ongoing, but so far all of the talks have been moving along very well. They were very pleased with just about everything that went on here, and we're hopeful that we'll be able to get them to come back."
The arena will also be running specials at Sully's Irish Pub on Sunday during the telecast, which will be shown on the televisions in the pub.
"We think that the people of Jamestown enjoyed the event, and we're really looking forward to the exposure that a national telecast will give us," said Silcott.


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About the Author: Robert O. Blake serves as Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs.
After two days in Turkmenistan at our first Annual Bilateral Consultations (ABCs) with Turkmenistan, Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor Michael H. Posner and I arrived in Uzbekistan at a somber time due to the recent humanitarian crisis along Kyrgyzstan's southern border with Uzbekistan.
I had the opportunity to discuss the crisis with officials in Tashkent, as well as representatives of the UN agencies and the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC), who are the global first responders for these types of crises. The United States has also committed over $6.5 million to provide immediate humanitarian response and stabilization assistance and is prepared to make more resources available. Thus far, the international response has been strong, but it is clear there is much more to be done.
This morning I, along with Assistant Secretary Posner and U.S. Ambassador to Uzbekistan Richard Norland, had a sobering encounter with refugees near Andijan, a city in Uzbekistan's densely populated Ferghana Valley near the Kyrgyz border. The stories we heard were of atrocities that have no place in our 21st century world, a sobering reminder that ethnic differences can be exploited to horrific ends.
Nevertheless, in the midst of this crisis, one can also find a great deal of humanity. I was greatly impressed by the many stories of generosity as ordinary citizens offered assistance to the refugees. I want to commend the Government of Uzbekistan for reacting swiftly and constructively to receive more than 110,000 refugees and provide them with food, water, shelter, and medical care. Our official visit to Uzbekistan involved consultations with the government, civil society, and multilateral partners. This humanitarian crisis has greatly highlighted the need for close collaboration among those different parties in Uzbekistan.
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Pablo C. in Chile writes:
Cleary there's a necessity to organize, specially for the close future, a military task force (Russia, USA, UE, NATO?)to face such humanitarian emergencies in the region, cause it won't be the last crisis we will have there. Caspian region, specially the "istans" are one of the most probably future "war region" in the world
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- MethodsExtent of ContaminationATSDR Child Health Initiative
Physical Hazards
- Ambient:
- Surrounding. For example, ambient air is usually outdoor air (as opposed to indoor air).
- Carcinogen:
- A substance that may cause cancer.
- Comparison Value:
- Estimated chemical concentrations in specific environmental media that are not likely to cause adverse health effects considering exposure for a specified duration. The comparison values are calculated from scientific literature available on exposure and health effects. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Environmental Protection Agency, and many state governments have calculated comparison values to use for health assessments and risk assessments.
- Concentration:
- The amount of a specified substance in a specific medium such as air or water.
- Contaminant:
- Any substance of material that enters a system (the environment, human body, food, etc.) where it is normally not found.
- Dose:
- The amount of a substance to which a person is exposed.
- Exposure:
- Contact with a chemical by swallowing, breathing, or direct contact (with skin or eyes). Exposure may be short term or long term.
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- The act of breathing. Exposure to a hazardous substance may occur from inhaling contaminants in the air. These contaminants can enter the bloodstream or get into the lungs or both.
- Media (Environmental):
- Environmental media are the specific parts that make up the environment, such as soil, sediment, water, and air, that could contain contamination.
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- A category applied to sites where human exposure to contaminated media is occurring or has occurred in the past, but the exposure is below a level of health hazard.
- Petitioned Public Health Assessment:
- A public health assessment conducted at the request of a member of the public. When a petition is received, a team of environmental and health scientists is assigned to gather information to determine, using standard public health criteria, whether there is a reasonable basis for conducting a public health assessment. Once ATSDR confirms that a public health assessment is needed, the process for a petitioned public health assessment is essentially the same as for any other public health assessment.
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I'm new to this forum. I'm from Spain, so please, forget my poor English.
Although I'm a black tea drinker since a child, I just recently began to expand my tea experience. One week ago my sister brought from Paris a box of Vintage Darjeeling from Twinings. Tempted by the reputation of this kind of tea, I surfed all along the web to search for the optimum brewing methods. So I began with 2g per 8oz cup, 85ºC (185ºF), and a steeping time of 3 min. The first impression was AWFUL. I would say that the flavour was mild, but with an initial briskness that made me think of this tea as a combination of black and green tea. But what overly disappointed me was the "associated" flavour that came with the regular tea flavour. In my palate, it felt like a very strong flavour, not sweet nor bitter, somewhat watery, I would say almost brassy, very similar to the flavour of a badly boiled tea, that topped and almost overcame the regular tea flavour. Even worst, this tea left me a very very strong and very astringent aftertaste of the same flavour, similar but much worse than the bergamot aftertaste flavour of a cheap and largely overbrewed Earl Grey. And (horror!) it lasted for more than 1 hour in my throat!! At the third cup I began to feel a bit nausea. And no trace of muscatel or sweetness.
So, I tried the other brewing method commonly found on the web: boiling, 3-5 min (4 min for mine), so more or less a regular black tea brewing. Same result, but now with an bit unpleasant bitterness. I tried a few more times with different techniques, pots, quantities, and even water (tried four different bottled waters)! The horrible aftertaste was invariable, maybe sometimes more nauseating, sometimes a bit less. One slurp each ten I could detect a very very very subtle hint of sweetness that I wished to think that reminded me white wine or grapes.
I began to think that maybe the tea was plainly awful (Twinings Vintage Darjeeling, although being FTGFOP, is a blend of 2nd and 3rd flush Darjeeling, so it's not very good quality). So I bought some Castleton SFTGFOP1 2nd Flush Darjeeling. Well, after 5 diferent brewings, I could say that, althought it tastes better and more complex than the Vintage Twinings, that is much more full bodied and strong, that the aftertaste is much more gentle and much less lasting, and that the sweet notes are a tiny bit more noticeable (but continues to be almost indistinguishable), the awful brassy, watery and astringent flavour continues to impregnate the liquor, and I can't never say "I had a nice cup of tea".
So what happens? It could be a simple matter of taste, but I actually like the wine taste and grapes, and I don't find almost nothing in common between wine & grapes and Darjeeling.
One important thing to note is that I suffer of nasal polyps, and have a reduced capacity of smelling, so I barely can smell anything more than a vegetable aroma in this tea, or a flowery scent only at the very moment I open the tea container. I discarded through experimentation other possibilities like poor water (I use now a 37 ppm mineral natural water, almost perfect), bad container, bad brewing methods, drug interaction, or detergent/chemical action.
On the other hand, my nasal polyps hasn't impeded me enjoying and smelling other teas like Earl Grey, Lady Grey, Black Tea, Green Tea, White Tea, Tarry Souchong, flavoured blacks, Indian Chai or Moroccan Mint Tea. I'm a huge tea fan, but if all teas tasted like Darjeeling I would give it up forever.
¿Please, do you have any suggestion or idea about why I can't even taste Darjeeling?


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Looking for 4-H KidsPosted Thursday, April 15, 2010, at 4:06 PM
We ride at the Optimist Park just about every Monday evening starting at 6:00. The kids that come and learn have a great time! We practice sorting and controlling calves, and basic horsemanship, on up to higher levels of showing. We play games also, and that is always a hit! If you know of a child that has a horse and needs some guidance, we welcome them. If you know of a child that might benefit from working with a horse, bring them to watch and see what we can do.
If you just want to see some fun times and show your support, you are welcome just to come and watch. These are some great kids demonstrating some great horsemanship. They love to be watched and praised. We've been having an audience lately and more is better! We might even ask you to help and/or put you to work!
One of our leaders, Christine, arrives with a 4H Member. Emily
Emily and Christine
Father and son, Kevin & Zach
Family members playing after our meeting
My friend Sharon on her new horse (my old horse)Eclipse!
Me and Cheyenne
Me, Sharon Morgan, Me
Talking about the days Getting a young man started
Really young ones are unafraid Kathy
Me and Christine Cheyenne with happy face
Cheyenne Preslee
Preslee Saddle adjustments
Katie, Cheyenee, Morgan, Kathy Preslee
We are talking it over Wayne helping Katie
Sara working the gate
This was last Monday. It threatened to be ugly weather, but it came thru and shined!
Come join us!
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Nice job Jessie. It is a shame that more kids are not involved. If you need a horse I have two that would work (for free). Just let me know and I will haul them in. What a great program for the youth. Horses/animals can teach young people a lot. GREAT program. Good luck.
So, you sold your horse?!?! I was shocked. She went to a great home.
-- Posted by OpinionMissy on Thu, Apr 22, 2010, at 9:57 PM
Thanks Tracy, I will keep those horses in mind. We can use more most of the time. What kind of details were you thinking?
There are more kids involed than those pictured. Not many more, but these pictured are just the ones that WE are working with. Overall though, there are only about 20. I remember when my kids were in 4-H there were over 100. I would love to see it like that again, hence the blog here. (my way of looking around)
No, Planet hasn't been sold, and I"m actually rethinking it, as she's working out well as a lesson horse. THAT isn't something I ever thought would happen, hot headed as she could be. But as you know, they sense the rider and take care if need be. (at least some times) I wouldn't have pegged her for that type of horse, but she is soooo careful with them, I'm very proud of her. So, maybe I"ll keep her. At her age, I just thought it would be good for her to find a new home with someone who might like to use her for 4-H. At 15, she's perfect .... In my eyes, they all have to pay there way!
I gave Eclipse to a great friend, who needed him, thought he's still in town.
Email me about your horses!
And thanks for the comment, I love knowing someone at least looks!
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Fri, Apr 23, 2010, at 8:25 AM
I've looked back over the blog and realized you thought I sold Eclipse. Nope, Sharon was destined to have him, so it is.
Planet is for sale.... I've blogged it elsewhere, so I thought that's what you meant.
Though now she is leased (free) thru the summer to a 4-H member, which is even better.
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Fri, Apr 23, 2010, at 8:28 AM
Will do Jess. Have a great weekend out on the range!
-- Posted by OpinionMissy on Fri, Apr 23, 2010, at 7:06 PM
The decline in 4-H horse kids started when it was decided that clover buds couldn't show large animals. When the younger brothers and sisters couldn't show like the big kids, they lost interest. No clover buds were ever hurt that I know of. It was a big step backward for 4-H.
-- Posted by Goldtooth on Sun, Apr 25, 2010, at 9:43 PM
Goldtooth, I didn't say that, but I do agree with your opinion. My own kids were showing and having a great time starting at the ages of 3 and 5. Then there younger brother also started showing when he was 3,.... THEN that change happened, and yes....that seemed to be a death toll for 4-H membership.
The reason was liability...and the hazards on small children horseback. Part of me got the reason..... I know it's dangerous. My own family has had it's fair share of hospital bills attributed to horses. NOT 4-H. In a "suit happy" environment, that became the worry.
The part of me that grew up with horses, took responsibility for our own health. I knew I would never sue the University, since I knowingly took my kids and horses....etc..... But I guess there are those that would. Ridiculous as that is.
Having said that.... Horses are NOT the only reason I had trips to the emergency room. My children were physically active, and pushed limits in most of their activities. Bicycles, Motorcycles, hiking, skiing, skateboards, along with horses were the catalyst for many of our trips to ER.
I myself always used reasonable care...and I taught my kids as much as I could...but we always knew the risk. Would they have quit? Heck no. They loved it!
What's the answer? I don't know, but I keep working at it! I try to make it as fun as possible, and always be encouraging ..... I hope it's not doomed....
On the bright side, this blog got me 3 new members!
wooo hooooo!!!
We still want more though!
Any takers?
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Mon, Apr 26, 2010, at 10:37 AM
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Rules regulating use of multiphase meters for well testing and allocation of production within the Endicott Field
|Conservation Order No. 548
Endicott Field: All Pools
February 11, 2005
1. On its own motion, the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("Commission") proposed to adopt rules regulating the use of multiphase meters ("MPMs") for well testing and allocation of production within all pools within the Endicott Field.
2. The proposed rules are set out in the document "Guidelines for Qualification of Multiphase Metering Systems for Well Testing" ("Guidelines"), dated November 30, 2004, and have been made available at the Commission's offices and on its website at www.aogcc.alaska.gov/MeterGuide.htm.
3. Notice of opportunity for a public hearing on the proposal was published in the Anchorage Daily News on December 2, 2004.
4. The Commission received letters of non-objection to the Commission's proposal on January 7, 2005 from ExxonMobil Corporation ("Exxon") and January 11, 2005 from ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc ("CPA").
5. A hearing was held in conformance with 20 AAC 25.540 at the Commission's offices, 333 West 7th Avenue, Suite 100, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 on January 11, 2005.
1. Production Allocation Using Well Tests
Well tests are conducted routinely to monitor the flow rates from wells for purposes of reservoir management, production diagnostics and field allocation. Conventional well testing requires that gas be separated from the fluids before measurement.
Production from many of the Alaska reservoir pools is commingled on the surface and processed using common facilities serving several pools within a field. Total field sales volumes of oil and gas are continuously monitored using custody transfer metering systems, generally referred to as LACT meters. LACT meters are required by regulation to provide accurate measurement to +/-0.25%.
Because the pools do not have dedicated processing facilities and pool sales volumes are not separately measured through LACT meters, production volumes must be allocated back to wells and pools on the basis of well tests. Inaccuracies in well tests will cause errors within the final reported production of a pool, potentially affecting revenue of parties.
2. Multiphase Meter Technology
Multiphase metering techniques were developed to improve upon certain measurement limitations of conventional two and three-phase metering systems requiring gravity based test separators. MPMs usually require less stabilization and test time, which may allow the operators to increase the number and frequency of well tests thereby improving the quality of well test data. Advances in multiphase metering may allow for individual wells to be continuously monitored. Changes in production characteristics and production upsets can then be detected immediately and intervention can be undertaken earlier.
MPMs can be made into compact and lightweight systems because they can operate without the need for phase separation or with partial separation. With the elimination of the test separator and other ancillary equipment, significant cost savings may be achieved. The smaller footprint of the MPMs may also result in reduced disturbance to the tundra. On-site visits to remote locations to monitor and maintain well test measurement systems may be reduced with the elimination of separators and other equipment required in conventional use.
3. Purpose of Guidelines
The use of MPMs for well testing is gaining increased support within petroleum production operations and some Alaska operators are investigating their use for well testing and field production allocation. In particular, in March 2004, BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. ("BPXA") and ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. ("CPA") informed the Commission that tests of MPMs were ongoing in the Prudhoe Bay, Kuparuk River, and Milne Point Fields, and requested input on the Commission's requirements for their use.
Multiphase metering is a relatively new technology. Industry recommended practices are in place for 2-phase or 3-phase test separator based systems. However, no standards and few guidelines have previously been published for MPMs.
To help fill this gap, the Commission developed the "Guidelines for Qualification of Multiphase Metering Systems for Well Testing" ("Guidelines"). The guidelines are intended to direct the operator and Commission personnel on the methodology to qualify these new measurement techniques and to provide a consistent process for the evaluation of the proposed metering systems. Custody transfer applications are regulated separately and are outside the scope of the guidelines.
4. Progress of Guidelines Development
The Commission prepared an initial draft of the Guidelines on May 13, 2004. Alaska operators, vendors of MPMs, other state and federal agencies, and industry experts involved in multiphase metering and well testing, were invited to participate in a meeting on June 3, 2004 to provide comment upon the draft.
The guidelines were revised to incorporate comments received. A revised draft was distributed on August 27, 2004. A meeting was held to gather comments on the second draft on October 13, 2004. Final guidelines responding to industry comments were prepared on November 30, 2004.
5. Content of the AOGCC Guidelines
The Guidelines provide a workable and reasonable interim set of criteria and procedures for evaluating proposals for the use of MPMs in well production measurement and allocation. The Guidelines describe:
A second document, "Principles of Multiphase Measurements," was prepared by the Commission to provide basic information concerning MPM technology, a list of references for further education, and a list of terms and definitions commonly used in the industry.
6. Future Application
As yet, no formal application has been made for use of MPMs for production allocation in Alaska fields. However, BPXA and CPA have tested several meters in the Prudhoe Bay, Kuparuk River, and Milne Point Fields. It is anticipated that three or more applications to use MPMs in Alaskan North Slope fields will be submitted to the Commission in the next few years.
The Commission plans to test the workability of the guidelines over the coming two to three years. As experience is gained using these guidelines, the document may be further revised to reflect practical experience gained by the field applications.
1. Alaska Statute 31.05.030(d)(6) gives the Commission authority to regulate the measurement of oil and gas.
2. The Commission's multiphase metering Guidelines are an appropriate initial mechanism for regulating the use of MPMs for well production measurement and for allocation of production within the Endicott Field.
3. A three-year trial period to evaluate the effectiveness and workability of the Guidelines is appropriate.
1. Each of the Conservation Orders Nos. 449, 462, and 275 is amended to add the following rule:
For purposes of satisfying well test measurement requirements of 20 AAC 25.230, the use of multiphase meters will be approved only in accordance with the provisions of the Commission's document, "Guidelines for Qualification of Multiphase Meters for Well Testing" dated November 30, 2004. The Commission may administratively waive a requirement of these Guidelines or administratively amend the Guidelines as long as the change does not promote waste or jeopardize correlative rights, and is based on sound engineering and geoscience principles.
2. This order expires on January 1, 2008.
DONE at Anchorage, Alaska and dated February 11, 2005.
John K. Norman, Chair
Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Daniel T. Seamount, Jr., Commissioner
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Arthroscopic treatment of the lateral ligament rupture (program ID: 88113)
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Specialized in: general surgery, orthopaedic surgery
The Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology at the University Hospital Bonn provides the full range of services in the treatment of all diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system. The head of the Department is Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Dieter C. Wirtz. The fields of traumatology, hand surgery and plastic reconstructive surgery deal with the treatment of all diseases of the musculoskeletal system of any severity.
The qualified specialists under the direction of Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Dieter C. Wirtz belong to the specialized teams of doctors of the University Hospital Bonn and provide treatment for various clinical pictures.
The main focuses of the Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology under the direction of Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Dieter C. Wirtz include:
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- Hand surgery
- Pediatric and neuro-orthopedics
- Plastic reconstructive surgery
- Rheumatic orthopedics
- Sports orthopedics and traumatology
- Tumor orthopedics and hemophilia
- Spine surgery and orthopedics
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- Treatment of life-threatening injuries (polytrauma / multiple traumatic injuries),
- Treatment of complications and patients at high risk (compound joint and bone fractures, posttraumatic infections, reconstruction of joints etc.)
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Profile provides a way to Profile your Ruby application.
Profiling your program is a way of determining which methods are called and how long each method takes to complete. This way you can detect which methods are possible bottlenecks.
Profiling your program will slow down your execution time considerably, so activate it only when you need it. Don't confuse benchmarking with profiling.
There are two ways to activate Profiling:
Run your Ruby script with
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If you're profiling an executable in your
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Just require 'profile':
require 'profile' def slow_method 5000.times do 9999999999999999*999999999 end end def fast_method 5000.times do 9999999999999999+999999999 end end slow_method fast_method
The output in both cases is a report when the execution is over:
ruby -rprofile example.rb % cumulative self self total time seconds seconds calls ms/call ms/call name 68.42 0.13 0.13 2 65.00 95.00 Integer#times 15.79 0.16 0.03 5000 0.01 0.01 Fixnum#* 15.79 0.19 0.03 5000 0.01 0.01 Fixnum#+ 0.00 0.19 0.00 2 0.00 0.00 IO#set_encoding 0.00 0.19 0.00 1 0.00 100.00 Object#slow_method 0.00 0.19 0.00 2 0.00 0.00 Module#method_added 0.00 0.19 0.00 1 0.00 90.00 Object#fast_method 0.00 0.19 0.00 1 0.00 190.00 #toplevel
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Tourism Industry — Gulf Shores Town Hall Meeting with Government Officials, BP regarding potential claims
Wed, May 5, 10:00 am,
Eric Myers Civic Center.
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Sentell hosts coastal meeting
The oil spilled from a BP well off the Louisiana coast has not reached Alabama's beaches, but the Alabama Tourism Department wants tourism industry businesses to know how to file claims of lost income.
State tourism director Lee Sentell is hosting a town hall meeting at the Erie Meyer Civic Center in Gulf Shores with representatives of the Alabama Department of Environmental Management, BP, the state health department, local government officials and others. The meeting Wednesday at 10 a.m. will include Michael Schulte, who is handling claims for BP. He invites businesses negatively affected to register by calling 1-800-440-0858. The meeting is one of several being organized at the direction of Gov. Bob Riley.


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Mathematical Charts and TablesCharts and Tables for Instruction
Charts and Tables for Instruction
Ancient Babylonian scribes learned to record numerical tables on clay tablets. If a schoolroom or library burned, the tablets baked hard, and might survive for millennia. Several such tablets are preserved in libraries today, and the replica of one of these at the Smithsonian reminds us of the long history of these objects.
In the 19th century, new European ideas about teaching arithmetic to very young children reached the United States. In 1831, the Boston firm of Munroe & Francis published a series of some fifty "infant school cards," designed to teach subjects ranging from arithmetic to reading to natural history. Teachers were to use the arithmetic cards in conjunction with another piece of apparatus newly introduced in Western Europe and then in the United States, the teaching abacus or numeral frame.
Charts also were used to teach about weights and measures. In the wake of the French Revolution of 1789, the French developed an entirely new system of measuring distance, area, volume, temperature, and even time. By the 1860s, several European countries had adopted a revised version of this metric system, and metric weights and measures were legalized in the United States. An organization known as the American Metric Bureau began to distribute metric demonstration apparatus for the classroom. In the 1890s, the American Metric Bureau began to sell a metric chart for educational use.
Within the decade, the metric system was but one of several topics illustrated in a set of charts copyrighted by R. O. Evans of Chicago. Evans' set of twenty charts illustrated such wide ranging topics as counting and writing numbers, arithmetic operations, fractions, the area of surfaces and the volumes of solid, business methods, and surveying.
In the first half of the 20th century, machines that could do ordinary arithmetic became common in the store and the office, and inexpensive adders were available for consumers. In the years following World War II, educators placed new emphasis on understanding the principles underlying arithmetic. Charts such as number lines sold for classroom use.
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Set of Charts, Evans' Arithmetical Study
- Description
- Around 1900 many American educators advocated the use of objects in teaching mathematics and the sciences. R. O. Evans Company of Chicago published this set of twenty chromolithographed charts. They were designed to apply the object method "to the entire subject of practical arithmetic." The title chart shows a man in classical garb holding a diagram of the Pythagorean theorem and a pair of dividers, expounding to a child. Other instruments displayed include a pencil, a drawing pen, a magnetic compass, several geometric models, a globe, a telescope, two set squares, an hourglass, and one of Evans's charts.
- Charts include extensive commentary for teachers. There are sheets entitled Counting and Writing Numbers, Reviews and Colors, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division,. Other charts discuss Fractions, Weights and Measures, the Metric System, and Mensuration (one chart considers the measurement of flat surfaces, another one 3-dimensional solids). There also are charts on Business Methods (3 charts), Lumber and Timber Measure,Surveying, Percentage, Commercial and Legal Forms, and Book Keeping. A variety of objects are shown.
- The paper, cloth-backed charts are held together at the top by a piece of fabric that is tacked to a wooden backing. This backing slides into an oak case decorated with machine-made molding and panels. This particular example of Evans' Arithmetical Study was used at a school in New Hampshire.
- date made
- 1897
- maker
- R. O. Evans Company
- ID Number
- 2009.0086.01
- accession number
- 2009.0086
- catalog number
- 2009.0086.01
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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An education fund for kindergarten through high school is being set up for the current and future children of the 19 firefighters who died battling an Arizona wildfire in June.
The Arizona School Boards Association is acting as the fiscal agent for the Prescott Granite Mountain Hotshot Memorial Education Fund.
It's partnering with the Arizona Association of School Business Officials, Arizona School Administrators, Arizona Education Association, Arizona Business Education Coalition and the Arizona Association of School Superintendents.
Officials tell the Daily Courier that 100 percent of the donations will go to the fallen firefighters' families.
That includes the wives, the women engaged to the Hotshots and all the children, even those not yet born.
Lawyers are drafting legal documents that'll be finalized when the unborn children of Hotshots arrive.


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These emerald green days are hard to resist. I could, and maybe should be inside doing any number of things; cooking, cleaning, organizing, responding to emails, paying bills, etc. But the pull of fresh spring air and bright green grass is too tempting. So, here we are, outside hiking the hills above our little house. How lucky can I be?
My dad has been here for the past couple weeks, and it has been great. He helps out with the kiddos, and takes me out to dinner a lot. It's a real treat. He loves his grand dudes so much, and I'm very thankful for it.
I am standing by my DIY sentiment I mentioned in this post. I made bread in the bread maker my dad brought me! I also made granola bars. Both turned out fabulously. I have to say, the bread maker rocks. It isn't essential if you are an occasional bread maker. But, if you are looking to cut costs by making your bread instead of ever purchasing it, and you are a busy person like me, the bread maker rules. It's fast, easy, and can be left to do it's thing without you having to be present.
And the granola bars are really, really good. I got the recipe here. The good store bought kind are crazy expensive. So, I know I'm saving a lot of money by making my own. I'm hoping to get really technical soon, and actually calculate how much money it costs to make these things, as compared to buying them. Maybe I'll plan a trip with all the money we save. Or, buy a new toilet, which is what we really need. Uggh.
We have been doing a lot of fishing with Grandpa Eric. We went to Harper's Lake yesterday, which is a great lake for kids fishing. Although we did not catch anything, it was still pleasant. Apparently, they stock the lake with trout quite often, and if you call ahead and figure out the day that they stock it, it pretty much guarantees at least one successful catch. And, although this might seem like cheating, I'm inclined to do it. Asa was so hell bent on catching a fish, when we had to leave, he was uproariously upset. It sucked. I felt bad for him too.
I've been in serious production mode, because we are going to be in the Missoula Made Fair. It is going to require a lot time and energy, but I'm psyched to be doing it!
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Stay in the game with the Shock Doctor® Shoulder Support with Stability Control Strap System. Anatomically designed to support either shoulder, the support features a multi-position X-Fit® stability control compression strap system for unrivaled support. Soft Lycra® mesh stretch zone ensures a comfortable fit to athletes of any size. The N-Tex™ promotes therapeutic warmth and healing to help soothe muscle and joint pain.
- Designed to support moderate to major ligament sprains, muscle strains and unstable joints
- X-Fit® strap provides additional stability by properly positioning and aligning your shoulder
- Soft Lycra® mesh zones provides a comfortable fit to athletes of all sizes
- N-Tex™ air-flow vented neoprene keeps moisture out, promotes therapeutic warmth and healing
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- Multi adjustable strap design ensures a customized fit and proper positioning on the shoulder
- Designed to fit the left or right shoulder
- Latex free
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pizzzzagirl,Today I made a dough using a different NY style dough recipe. The dough weight was greater than the weight of dough you will make using the recipe posted above, however several of the procedures are quite similar to what I use when making the Lehmann NY style dough. I thought you might find the photos below useful as a guide to your efforts when you next attempt the Lehmann NY style dough. The first photo shows what the dough will typically look like when flour is gradually added to the mixer bowl to be mixed with the water. As you can see, the dough has the consistency of a thick batter. As more flour is added, the dough starts to thicken and take on a denser, shaggy appearance. The photo below also shows the thin, long-handled plastic spatula I use to divert flour from the sides of the bowl into the path of the dough hook.Peter
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If favorable weather conditions persist, the blaze could be fully contained by Monday.
A favorable weather shift Saturday helped firefighters better contain a raging Southern California wildfire that has blazed since Thursday.
As of Saturday afternoon, the firefighters "were making good progress," said Ventura County Fire Department spokesman Bill Nash. "We're gaining an upper hand on it and we're cautiously optimistic."
When the blaze began, the temperature was in the 90s, and humidity was 1%, says Nash. But cooling temperatures and rising humidity has allowed the firefighters "to make some headway."
The fire, about 50 miles northwest of Los Angeles, burned 28,000 acres by Saturday morning as nearly 2,000 fire personnel used 247 engines, 11 helicopters, six air tankers and other equipment to battle the flames.
Capt. Mike Lindbery of the Ventura County Fire Department said early Saturday that crews intended to take advantage of lower temperatures and higher humidity.
"That will give us a chance because it's going to really bring that fire activity down quite a bit," he said. "I think we will make some significant progress."
As of Saturday morning, 30% of the fire was contained. Nash said he expects it to be fully contained by Monday, and possibly earlier, if the cooler weather and rising humidity continues.
"We have 4,000 homes threatened, zero destroyed and 15 damaged," he said, attributing the low amount of loss to the work of the firefighters.
Five commercial properties had been damaged and 40 outbuildings had been destroyed or damaged as of Saturday. An outbuilding is a detached structure, such as a shed, garage or gazebo.
The fire cause is under investigation. "We really want to find out what caused this," Nash said. "If it was criminal activity or negligence, there may be an opportunity for cost recovery."
As of Saturday morning, the cost to battle the fire was $4.5 million, he said.
Thousands of homes are still at risk, but residents were grateful so many were spared as the fire quickly moved through the Camarillo Springs area and threatened their homes.
Flames came within 30 feet of the house Shayne Poindexter was building.
''It came pretty close" he said. "These firemen did a tremendous job. Very, very thankful for them."
The type of blaze that hit the area usually doesn't strike Southern California wild land until September or October, after the summer has dried out hillside vegetation. But the state has seen a severe drought during the past year, with the water content of California's snowpack only 17% of normal.
On Saturday, more than 4,000 firefighters were battling six active wildfires across the state, said Daniel Berlant, a spokesman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
"What we're experiencing across California, including in Ventura, is incredibly dry conditions," he said. "Fires are burning a lot faster and a lot more intensely than they would in a normal May."
Given the dry environment, he urges residents and vacationers to be extremely cautious with anything that has an open flame or that can give off a spark.
"Most of the fires we respond to are human-caused through accidents or negligence," he said, adding that one major fire starter is power equipment, such as a lawn mower blade hitting a rock and causing a spark.
The potential for more wildfires is just going to increase in the coming months.
"Unfortunately, as we move into the summer months it's only going to get drier," he said.
Forecasters said a weekend of increased humidity should help the teams fighting the Southern California blaze.
"It's a total turnaround from what we had," said Kurt Kaplan, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Oxnard. "It should be a much better day for firefighters tomorrow."
While there was progress in getting the fire under control, there was still much work to do, Nash said.
"Containment means we have a line completely around the fire; it doesn't mean it's out," he said. While the blaze will likely be contained by Monday, it would take days or weeks to get the fire to be completely extinguished.
"That process can be long and painstaking," he said.
Contributing: Associated Press