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The DSDP led to many revolutionary advances in our understanding of earth and ocean history over 200 million years. Much of the observational data that underpinned the science is contained in this project. The project has reformed the data to allow bulk analysis and visualisation of trends in global-scale earth history, as seen through lithologies.
This was best achieved by forming a multidimensional data structure - a hypercube. Until now re-processing, large scale computer visualization and analysis of the data was not possible. It was held pagewise as a type of written-corelog, unsuitable for spreadsheets, geographic information systems and databases. To make the dataset available for use in such applications it has had to be brought into a cellular format, and descriptive data has had to be parsed linguistically. The other major issues are data sparsity (the sheer amount of null values across the samples*parameters matrix), database granularity, and data quality control.
By describing the data as a 'hypercube' we want to convey that the whole of these geological data data can now be cut, viewed and analysed in many different planes, by the XYZT coordinates (longitude, latitude, depth bSL, depth bSF, geologic time) and also by one parameter against another. If people think of a multi-dimensional cube of information, admittedly with many gaps, then they will be correct.
Of course, a poly-dimensional data hypercube (this one is 4 dimensional at minumum, XYZT) cannot truly be imagined. Likewise, data products from that concept of the data have to live in the reality of various common software applications. Hypercubes are rendered to humans by operations such as projecting to planes or volumes, and 'splatting' (e.g., Yang 2003). We happen to render the data in ways that are strongly spatially directed, but inter-parameter splats are equally possible with the set.
In the NGDC CDROM, the best organized collection of DSDP data, the database granularity remained at drillsite "hole" level, unless items were extracted manually from the page-long hole descriptions. With this project, the data per core section is broken out into separate data items, a granularity of approximately 1.5m vertically. However, in many instances we have been able to discern and treat observations on individual small segregations and fractions within the core sections, giving a granularity on the scale of centimetres.
The data sparsity of this project is considerable. Only about ##% of the parameter*sample matrix holds non-null values. This is partly because not all observations are made on all samples in the on-board or lab programs. However it is also due to that fact that not all the lithologic descriptions could be parsed successfully, especially where the prose was irregular. Some of the analytical results will also have failed at processing quality filters.
The illustration along-side this introduction and others at THIS_PAGE show what is possible now, using the hypercube. Basically, with this in place, it is possible to voxelize aspects of ocean lithologic history, akin to the gridding on flat maps.
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Geological time in the original DSDP data was given in terms of period, stage, and zone biostratigraphic and chronostratigraphic terms. Only rarely were absolute isotopic or paleomagnetic ages attached to materials. Unfortunately, but inevitably, the geologic time scales in use evolved during DSDP, and on-board age determinations were interim. Lazarus et al. (1995) developed age-depth models for 88 of the drilled holes according to one time scale and those models are refined, extended and served now through Chronos (2007). The revisions of time scales and time terms were not propagated systematically through the DSDP data, though some post-cruise datings were merged in during creation of the CDROM compilation.
We have taken the CDROM age determinations such as "Early Oligocene" and applied the International Stratigraphic Commission (ICS) timescale (Gradstein et al. 2004) to those names. This is a simplistic approach, admittedly, but we look to qualified geochronologists to replace these ages with better calibrated values in the future. The assessed scale of error in the method is of the order of <1My (exceptionally up to 4My) to judge from successive revisions of stage absolute ages (Gradstein et al. 2004).
The method of parsing the age terms was as follows. Age values are encountered in the CDROM 'AGEPROF' or 'PALEO' lines, given usually as a stage name, perhaps with a division like "early". In the dbSEABED dictionary the chronological unit names are assigned absolute values (e.g. entry, "rupeln,Rupelian Stage,date,28.4,33.9,0.1, 0.1") of youngest, oldest, youngest uncertainty, oldest uncertainty. The unit is millions of years (my). The parser uses the youngest/oldest limits to create a code like "28.4y:o33.9" (with the uncertainties e.g., "28.4[0.1]y:o33.9[0.1]"). An analysed age such as K-Ar dating will appear in EXT (e.g., "0.0023[0.0001]y:o"), a biostratigraphic age in PRS. Where an age range is given, such as "upper_oligocene to lower_miocene" the two age ranges are combined, giving in this case the result "15.97t:b28.4".
So that data can be plotted to GIS, the code is transferred to a single central value in the preparation of the DSD_***n and Shapefile filesets. So that all samples have a time coordinate, just as they have a geographic coordinate, an age-depth index was built and was used to spread the age values throughout entire the DSD_***n and Shapefile filesets. Undated samples took the age of the sample next above.
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A feature of dbSEABED outputs is the "DataType" or Audit Code. In first-level outputs it holds record of the data themes that contribute to an output record, for instance "LTH.COL.GTC" for lithology, colour, geotechnical. It will be different for extracted and parsed outputs. On merging these, as is done for the ONE and WWD output levels, DataType records whether a parameter is extracted (i.e., analysed, numeric) or parsed (i.e., descriptive, word-based), or specially calculated (estimated). A sequence like"PPPxPPxxxxPEEEPExxxPE" shows the EXT, PRS, CLC origins of the next 20 parameters, from 'Gravel' to 'GeolAge'.


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I just wanted to change speeds here for a second and pass on some awesome news that any craft beer lover should get excited about. Check out this video for a new craft beer draft system that should be out in 2015. It is called the Synek Draft System, and was created by a friend of a friend so I am even more excited to help get the word out. Let me know what you think. I can't wait to get my hands on one!
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Mickey's is brewed in Milwaukee at the Miller Brewing Company. It has a 5.8% ABV and is available year-round to give you a nice big headache.
This beer does pour out a nice golden color, with a thick white head that actually has some retention, and lacing to it while consuming. The aroma leaves a lot to be desired as I picked up some basic corn, and grain tones. The taste of this beer is smooth and has a somewhat sweet maltiness to it but it doesn't really go anywhere. It does have a decent balance to it but after a couple of these I found myself starting to form a headache.
Overall this isn't a bad beer for the price but there are a lot of other options that don't cost that much more that I would go to first.
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Dogfish Head Namaste
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This Witbier is brewed by the Dogfish Head Brewery located in Milton DE and it has a nice light 4.8% ABV.
I found this beer to pour out a nice hazy straw yellow color producing a nice amount of white head that laced on the glass. The aroma had a lot going on as there were some nice lemon, orange, and coriander tones to please the nostrils. The taste of this beer was nice and light, however still full of flavor as the orange, and lemon really show through up front. This beer has a great balance to it and I believe would make for a damn good spring/summer beer to enjoy outside with some friends and family.
Overall this is a great Witbier that I would suggest you try if given the chance.
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Dogfish Head out of Milton DE brews this nice India Brown Ale year-round and it has a nice 7.2% ABV.
I found this beer to pour out a nice dark brown color that transformed into a gorgeous ruby red when held up to the light. It had a thick off white head that laced on the glass and had nice retention. The aroma of this beer had some caramel, and chocolate tones to it as well as some brown sugar, and black licorice possibly. The taste of this beer is very smooth and it contained the same tones that are found in the aroma from start to finish maintaining an excellent balance. There is also a slightly bitter hop finish to it but it isn't overwhelming by any means.
This is an excellent version of a brown ale, but keep in mind that this is also a hybrid brown as it contains a bit of an IPA character. The India Brown from Dogfish Head is known as one of the great beers that they produce and in my opinion it doesn't disappoint and is well worth the try.
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Dogfish Head Burton Baton
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This oak aged Imperial IPA is brewed out of Milton DE at the Dogfish Head brewery. This beer is now available year-round and has a hefty 10% ABV.
The beer pours out a nice dark orange color with a thick white head that has a good retention, and laces nicely on the glass. I found there to be some grapefruit, lemon, and orange peel in the aroma as well as a nice oak aged barrel tone. There is also some caramel, and bready malt tones as well so as you can see there is a lot going on with this one. The taste of this beer starts off with the bread, and caramel malt that was found in the aroma. I also found there to be a nice balance of the fruit in the middle before a slightly mild bitterness that I believe is mellowed out a bit by the aging in the oak barrels. The finish also contains a nice warmth in the belly from the ABV.
Overall this is an excellent beer and I would suggest you pick it up if you are lucky enough to have it distributed near you. I drove three hours with my wife to Savoy IL to get my four pack.
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Old Dominion Abbey Ale
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This Belgian Dubbel is brewed by Old Dominion Brewery located out east in Dover DE. This is a spring time seasonal, and carries a 7.2% ABV.
I found ole Abbey to pour out a nice amber color, creating a decent amount of head that laced nicely on the glass. The aroma of the beer had a whole lot going on as I found it to contain some spices, clove, banana, Belgian yeast, and some caramel, and toffee. When tasting this beer you get some nice caramel, and toffee sweetness up front, before a nice subtle sweet bitterness in the finish. I found that the banana, and clove showed up at the end as well as some of that Belgian yeast that was found in the aroma.
Overall I found this was yet another fantastic beer from the Old Dominion brewery and I would suggest you give it a shot. They never disappoint, and are always brewing something nice! Thank you again Lauren for sending me out a bottle to try for the site.
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Grand Teton Splash Down
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- Aroma 21/25
- Taste 22/25
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This Belgian Golden Ale is brewed out of Victor ID, at the Grand Teton Brewery. It is a part of their Cellar Reserve series, and it has a nice 7.5% ABV.
This beer poured out a nice dark orange color, producing a decent amount of head that laced on the glass. The aroma of this beer contained some spice, banana, and some bubblegum as well as some earthy hops. The taste of this beer starts off with some banana, and bubblegum that is rather light and flavorful. The finish to this beer has a slight bitterness to it that shows off the hops, as well as a bit of alcohol while still carrying a nice balance throughout.
Overall this is a nice beer from Grand Teton, and I am going to seek it out at my local liquor store. Give this one a shot, I think it is a nice compliment to sip on and enjoy on a warm day.
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Old Dominion Cherry Blossom Lager
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- Aroma 21/25
- Taste 22/25
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This Lager is brewed by the Old Dominion Brewery which is out of Dover DE and founded in 1989. This is a Spring Seasonal and it has a nice 5.2% ABV.
Cherry Blossom pours out a nice cloudy red color that produced a decent amount of head that laced the glass. There was also quite a bit of sediment floating in the glass while drinking. The aroma of this beer is all cherries with a hint of some pale malts and it was pleasing. The taste of this beer starts off with a pale malt backbone, and then the cherries really take over your taste buds with a mildly tart finish. Now even though the cherries take over the beer I found the body of Cherry Blossom to be very light. There is also a great balance, and I found it very easy to drink.
Overall I think this is a great beer especially for the upcoming spring season. Heck I think this would be a great beer for the summertime given its light body, and full flavor. I would recommend you pick this one up if it is distributed near you. Unfortunately being in Missouri I don't have this luxury. I would also like to thank Lauren again with Old Dominion for sending me a sample.
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Dominion Candi Belgian Tripel
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- Taste 23/25
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This Belgian Tripel is brewed by the Old Dominion Brewery located in Dover DE. Candi is a part of their Pinup Series of beers, and it has a nice big 9.5% ABV.
I found this beer to pour out a nice dark orange color that created a nice amount of head that laced on the glass, and had a nice amount of retention throughout. The aroma of this beer contained some Belgian yeast, some bubble gum, and some spices, and clove. The taste of this beer starts off with the spice, and clove before the bubblegum, and Belgian yeast arrive. The beer balances rather nicely in my opinion, and it hides the ABV very well, and shows off a little tartness in the finish.
Overall this is yet another great beer from the Dominion Brewery and I would recommend you pick it up. I still think they should start distributing to Missouri so I can start getting their fantastic brews on a regular basis.
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Old Dominion Candi Belgian Tripel Takes Home The Gold!!
Beer lovers check this out! One of my favorite breweries Old Dominion had one of their best beers take the gold at the World Beer Cup recently. If you haven't tried this beer you need too because it is fantastic! Check out my review of it here, and check out the Old Dominion brewery's web page here.
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This light has illuminated the fact that the Polar Vortex really is the Mommy vortex to the Hudson Bay Vortex which causes such cold swirly weather systems as that covering the Eastern U S. Actually the light reveals The Hudson Bay vortex is really the name of the vortex not Polar Vortex which stays at the pole. The Light can be adjusted to reveal that the Hudson Bay Vortex spins off the Polar vortex a few times a year like its baby but usually stays north by Hudson Bay. Someone must have moved this lamp across the room when I wasn't looking and it caused the Hudson Bay vortex to go too far south. Sorry if it's warmer today at The Hudson Bay than New York City, I will move the lamp when I am home from my Hawaii vacation.


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JACKSON — For the second year in a row, the U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Security Service, has issued Jackson State University the highest possible security rating for the university's compliance with the nation's security standards. The Defense Security Service rates security postures within one of five categories — superior, commendable, satisfactory, marginal or unsatisfactory. […] [...]


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My baby's so heavy I can hardly carry him. How do others handle babies who are big for their age?
My 7-month-old is so big it's becoming a problem. He's more than 29 inches long and weighs more than 25 pounds. I have trouble carrying him around -- my husband is really the only one who can do it. Our doctor says he's not fat, just very big for his age, and he'll stop growing so fast soon. But he's so hard to handle -- does anyone else have a really big baby on their hands?
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my son was just about 8 lbs at birth but was 20lbs 5 ozs at 3 month check up.(last week) he has put on a lb a week since he was 2 weeks old and grew 3 inches in last 4 weeks! (hes 27 long now). the answer? motrin!posted 08/13/2011 by mummmi
I understand 100%!! My baby was not born big (7-7 & 20 in), but hit 25 lbs at 7 mo, wearing 18-24 mo clothing, she is hard to carry around! I am only 5'4 & 120 lbs, and am breastfeeding & love to carry her around in wraps & such, but at this size it's starting to really wear on my back & hips. I absolutely love her chubbiness and have been told by many people that they've never seen such huge thighs, but I just chuckle and tell them that this cow must produce pure cream-lol! Kidding aside, the comments don't bother me at all, but the aches & pains do. It breaks my heart when she wants to be rocked and I can only do it for 5-10 minutes! Also, it makes it really hard to get any housework done. My home is a mess and she is just one of those babies who loves to be in mama's arms. I'm currently looking for a good way to carry her on my back because she'stoo heavy for my small frame in the wrap style front carriers I've been using. Good luck and remember they grow too fast!! :-)posted 10/05/2010 by artistcoggin
Get used to having a bad back!! Both of my sons are big for their age...but what can you do? They are heavy, but I can't NOT pick them up. My advice is to bend from the knees when you lift!! =)posted 01/24/2012 by LucaLove08
Ashton9, I wouldn't worry about the weight of your baby. They gain a lot in their first months and once they start being more mobile, they slow down dramatically. How tall/long is your baby? Long babies can weight much more and still look good :) What is your pediatrician saying about your baby's weight? Besides, chunky babies are CUTE!!!posted 04/25/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
My son was exactly 9.0 lbs at birth he is now almost 16 weeks and weighs close to 19 lbs!!!! I'm so glad I'm not the only one! He is also wearing size FIVE diapers!! His thighs are so chunky the smaller diapers cut into him!posted 06/28/2010 by AprilBullard
My son just turned 6 months old. He weighed 8 lbs. 5 oz. at birth and now weighs 29 lbs. and is 29 in. long! He's our BIG boy. AND he is still exclusively breastfed believe it or not! It's getting a little difficult to carry him around at times because of how heavy he is. I wanted to do the baby-wearing thing... but it's so hard on my back! :o) His Daddy is 6'4"... but even his Mom says he wasn't this big at this age. The one thing that EVERYONE says when they see him is... He's HUGE! :o) And from what I'm reading from other parents who think their kids are large... mine IS huge in comparison. But he is active, only breastfed and seems healthy as a horse.posted 08/09/2006 by So Cal Mama
I am soo glad I am not the only one. My baby was 10lb 7oz at birth(c-section 2 weeks early) and he started to grow and grow and GROW. He was alwasy so hungry the doc. finally said at 2 months to feed the baby. (add rice to the bottle". He is almost 3 months and weighs 20lb and is 27". He wears stage 3 diapers and now has to wear 6-9 month clothes. I'm afraid he's gonna eat us out of house and home!!!! But he's so cute!!!!!posted 08/07/2005 by tashaforrestt
Our son is pretty big. At birth he was only 6lbs and 19 inches. Now he is 5 months at 23lbs and around 27 inches long. He sits up pretty well and can almost stand on his own. Just needs sometyhing to balance on. He's not very chubby either. He already wears 12-18 month baby clothes. My wife is only 5'3" and I am 6'. Believe it or not, we don't breastfeed.posted 08/01/2005 by glts13
Edna, how long is your baby? My baby has his 6 months baby well being check up in 2 weeks and I wonder how big he is going to be :)posted 02/11/2010 by miroslaw
Hello All! I have a big baby on my hands too! My baby boy is 4.5 months and he is 17 pounds and 28 inches long! I love him so much and he is the most beautiful baby to me. However, I am so tired of listening all the comments such as: OMG he is so huge, big, enormous, giant, etc, etc. It really hurts my feelings since for god?s sake he is only a baby and people treat him like he is a freak or something. I am glad that the infant baby car seat I have is big (up to 22 pounds and 29 inches). I am guessing I have about 4 weeks before I have to get him a convertible car seat. Please, remember that there are even bigger infant car seats, for example, Britax Chaperone http://www.britaxusa.com/car-seats/chaperone that actually goes up to 30 pounds and 32 inches long.posted 01/13/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
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Lecture by Del LaGrace Volcano. Wednesday, April 14 at 7:00 PM, Olin Arts Center Room 105
Del is a filmmaker, photographer, theorist, and "gender terrorist" whose work "consistently and intentionally subverts, destablizes and challenges the binary gender system," pushing the boundaries of current conventions of gender and sexual differences, and the social hierarchies that enforce them.
Recent photographic projects include Sublime Mutations (2000), andThe Drag King Book, co-written with Judith "Jack" Halberstam (2002), which represents over twenty years of work engaging with difference and its embodiment.Writes Del: "Some photographers are documentarians, simply recording what happens as it happens. My approach is to create the space for the photograph to become an event in itself. And to blur as many boundaries in the process as is possible–within the two dimensions of the medium. Oh yes, and sexy too." Volcano's work has been shown in many exhibitions: "Female Turbulance" in Belgium; "Gender Fusion" in Slovenia; and "Venus Boyz" in Sweden.
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Re-Discovering Family Dining
One of the many pieces of advice we received as new parents was: "Eat out when he's new, while you still can." We didn't quite understand what this meant, but we enjoy eating out, so we obeyed. I'd slide Roy's car seat into the booth before me, or prop it up on a chair tableside, and he'd sleep, or stare at the ceiling fan overhead while soaking in the foreign ambiance. Once, we even snuck him out of his crib in the dark of night to accompany us for enchiladas and mariachi music on the patio of a Mexican restaurant. Our bellies full, we carefully slipped him back into his crib. He slept through the entire adventure.
I'm so incredibly glad we did this, because at around 7 months, this window of opportunity slammed shut. Suddenly, dining out with Roy meant going to a restaurant in order to take turns hastily shoving food in to our mouths and comforting, distracting, and, eventually, chasing Roy. It was the opposite of fun. Totally not an experience worth paying for, so we rarely did.
Last month, about a year after this restaurant-unfriendly phase began, we thought we'd give family dining another shot. We selected a casual, kid-tolerant restaurant, talked up the experience and brought plenty of props. It worked. Woo-hoo! The world of eating out, together, in a relatively leisurely fashion has opened once again! We're so excited we've been making it a regular thing.
We consider it our responsibility to not intrude upon others' dining experiences as well as to teach Roy how to be a good diner outer. A few things we're doing to those compatible ends:
1) Instilling reverence for restaurant employees. If Roy starts to get screechy, or insists on getting out of his high chair, we tell him in a low, serious voice that that guy who keeps coming to our table? He does not like kids running around the restaurant at all. We need to be nice for him. And to tell him please and thank you. When he's a little older, we'll dig into tipping appropriately and not calling the server "sweetie."
2) Bringing small, interactive toys. Not books that we have to read to him, or stuffed animals, which only function as good company. Toys that can be fiddled with. Crayons and small trucks with trailers big enough to haul a Cheerio or two are our big hits, as evidenced below at our awesome local Turkish restaurant.
3) Signifying eating time. When the food arrives, the toys go away and our portable plastic place mat takes their place. No Crayons in the mashed potatoes or trucks rolling through the baked beans. Same as home.
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On October 6, 2011 at 4:48 pm
I love that video! How cute! It sounds like you could have helped me out years ago! A friend of mine brought a whole bunch of stickers along one time when we ate out together. Stickers and paper kept the kids busy until their food arrived. I love that you make him part of the dining out experience. So many times I have seen kids busy playing electronics while their parents ignore them the whole time.
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On October 9, 2011 at 2:13 pm
Thanks, Riti! Stickers seem like a good all-around solution/investment. (potty training on the horizon)
by Eve
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Great post! I could not agree more. Since we grow most of our own food and have a chef in house, we don't eat out a lot. We do instill the "please and thank you" rules. We are also working on emphasizing community and manners around eating. I love your suggestions as we will have to eat in a restaurant at some point!


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Traditionally, there isn't much activity around the NFL trade deadline. While lots of big names have surfaced in trade rumors, such as St. Louis Rams RB Steven Jackson, Tennessee Titans TE Jared Cook, Carolina Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams, Kansas City Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe, Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB LeGarrette Blount and Cleveland Browns QB Colt McCoy, there are only a few that teams should ship-off by the deadline to benefit both sides.
When we look at it closely, it's quite simple who really needs to be traded by their teams.
Dwayne Bowe
Over two weeks ago, Yahoo! Sports reported that Dwayne Bowe wants to part ways with the Kansas City Chiefs. But since, hasn't been much news on the issue.
The Kansas City Chiefs 1-6 have one of the worst quarterback situations in the league. Moreover, the Kansas City Chiefs were humiliatingly overpowered on their homefield against the Oakland Raiders in Week 8.
Change is desirable at such instances and the Kansas City Chiefs should trade in Dwayne Bowe for a draft pick before the receiver has the upper hand during the offseason.
Potential teams that can be traded for Dwayne Bowe by the deadline include, the Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings and St. Louis Rams.
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Right back DeAngelo Williams has been outshined by more productive talent in the Carolina Panthers' backfield such as Jonathan Stewart so it makes no sense to keep him on $4.75 million basic salary this season.
The Carolina Panther could breach an $8.2 million the following season due to DeAngelo Williams' contract extension in July 2011.
However, the Carolina Panthers could avoid another season of disappointment from DeAngelo Williams and continue focusing on build the roster around Cam Newton by saving-up on that cap space.
The Charlotte Observer recently noted that a team source revealed that at least one playoff-contending team" contacted the Carolina Panthers about negotiating a trade for DeAngelo Williams, even if the execution of that plan seems unlikely.
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The Real World Boston cast lived in a converted historic firehouse, where their different backgrounds and relationships laid the foundation for all that happens. Unlike previous seasons, this cast spends a large amount of time with children in the first NSACA Pilot Accredited after school program in East Boston. How the cast deals with what starts out as a tedious job but turns into a rewarding experience is one of the season's major stories. The cast also travels to Puerto Rico for the first ever Real World/Road Rules Challenge. But there's plenty of Boston-based drama, including a forbidden romance between Syrus and a mother from the program, Genesis' relationship with a drag queen, and Montanta getting fired after allowing the kids to drink wine.


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It was a simple enough mistake to make. After all, it was the BBC in one of its first reports after the Iranian hostage-taking which referred to Commodore Nick Lambert as the captain of HMS Cornwall, the frigate on which the abducted boarding team had been based.
We fell in with the BBC – and many others – although we should have known better – the rank of Commodore is far too senior to command a mere frigate. Her captain is in fact Commander Jeremy Woods, who took command on 20th November 2006.
The distinction is, of course, rather important in the drama of the abduction because Commodore Lambert was using the ship as his flag ship, it providing him with a "command platform" from which he controlled the multinational task force in this area, of which he was the commanding officer.
Lambert assumed command on 7 March 2007 of what is known as Coalition Task Force 158 (CTF 158), a coalition force comprising up to 12 units from the US, UK, Australian and Iraqi navies, taking over from US Navy Commodore Jeffrey Harbeson (both pictured above).
Included in this line-up were significant US Navy assets, including USS Howard (DDG 83), USS Chinook (PC 9), USS Whirlwind (PC 11), USCGC Maui (WPB 1307), USCGC Monomoy (WPH 1326), as well as the Australian HMAS Warramunga (FFG 152) – over which Lambert had overall command.
The US patrol craft (PC) are particularly interesting, of which USS Chinook is a typical example (pictured right). It is the ninth of the Cyclone-class patrol coastal boats: length, 170 feet, displacement 331 tons and – all importantly – a draught of 7.5 feet (compared with the Cornwall's 20.7 feet). She has a maximum speed of 35 knots and is armed with two 25mm Mk38 machine guns, two .50 cal machine guns, two Mk19 automatic grenade launchers and six stinger missiles.
She also carries a rigid-hulled inflatable boat, launched and recovered from a stern ramp (pictured left) and a complement of eight special forces personnel to man it.
This, as you may imagine, puts an entirely different light on the additional detail that emerged yesterday, when the Scotsman on Sunday reported that the Cornwall's boarding crew "had even more protection nearby; an American military helicopter and patrol boat were within striking distance, ready - and willing - to help…".
Rather than wait until after the event, Lambert, had he so chosen, could have tasked any one of twelve vessels - including the USS Chinook or one of the other patrol boats – to carry out the freighter inspection, instead of despatching Cornwall's boats, from a distance of eight miles. Equally, he could have asked – no, ordered - any one of those vessels, to provide overwatch – and, clearly, the US Navy knows how to do it, as this illustration of one of its own boarding exercises shows, the gunner keeping a "sharp eye out" for the inflatable (centre frame).
Furthermore, it is not as if Lambert can have been unaware of an Iranian threat. Thanks to one of our sharp-eyed readers, we have picked up this report from CNN, dated 19 February this year, recording multiple incursions by Iranian patrol boats into Iraqi waters.
Crucially, they had been filmed operating near the Iraqi offshore oil terminals, Khor Al Abdullah (Amaya) and Mina Al Bakr, which are close to the position recorded for HMS Cornwall on 23 March when its boarding party was abducted by Iranians in very similar patrol boats. This can be seen from the MoD chart, showing the position of the frigate, and another chart which shows the position of the oil terminals (below). One really does wonder why this has not been publicised more, and why no formal protests were made at the time, especially as the incursions had continued.
However, according to the CNN report, the United States at the time did not see the Iranian moves as "aggressive or provocative". Its assessment was that the probes were "part of an Iranian effort to raise its military presence in the gulf". But officials did say that activity had increased. On at least two days, Iranian patrol boats had crossed into Iraqi waters at the northern end of the Persian Gulf. The boats remained inside Iraqi waters for several minutes before Iraqi security forces (pictured below) told them to leave.
At that time (February) Iraqi security forces had recently taken over the main responsibility for guarding the terminals, although the task force assets remained nearby, as back-up. But, had Lambert so elected, he could have directed Iraqi naval forces to back up his own forces, or even to carry out the freighter inspection.
With so many forces at his disposal, this rather does beg the question as to why Lambert deployed two highly vulnerable Royal Navy craft, sending them on a mission when he knew the Cornwall could not provide back-up. And, one wonders whether other coalition forces in the areas were even told of the despatch of the boarding party.
To be fair to Lambert, though, that morning he had far more important things on his mind. With a BBC television crew on board the Cornwall, he was scheduled to give an interview to the BBC's Ian Pannell for a news backgrounder regarding operations in the North Arabian Gulf. Then, incidentally, Pannell got his job description right, giving him the label "coalition task force commander".
However, with a Royal Navy photographer close at hand to take publicity stills (example right) when his sailors and marines had been despatched to their fateful rendezvous, one wonders whether our Nick had taken his eye off the ball.
Would it be too much to speculate that the presence of LS Turney on the boarding party might have had something to do with the presence of the BBC – even to the point of this being the reason why the team was despatched on what, in hindsight, looks to be such a foolhardy mission?
Could that also explain why, after the event, the BBC downplayed Lambert's role, "demoting" him to captain of HMS Cornwall? After all, we would not want the public to know that, when it came to the Royal Navy boarding party, their journey was not exactly necessary.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning's American Hockey League affiliate, Syracuse Crunch, have made a number of roster moves.
The Crunch, who didn't make the playoffs after finishing with a 31-32-13 record for a total of 75 points, won't resign nine players according to Syracuse.com.
The players who won't be retained are as follows:
Jordan Henry
Charles Landry
Drew Olson
Max Parent
Geoff Walker
Carl Nielsen
Jon DiSalvatore
Pierre-Cedric Labrie
"We've got new players coming in who we are excited to bring in," Crunch general manager Julien BriseBois said. "We want to give them an opportunity to showcase themselves."
Of the 9 #SYRCrunch players walking, none were #TBLightning draft picks. Landry was UFA signing out of junior when Farm D was shallow.
— Bolt Prospects (@BoltProspects) June 11, 2014
Desjardins and Labrie spent time with the Lightning this season. Desjardins played in one game, making 13 saves in only 18 minutes of action. He was credited with the loss that night against the Toronto Maple Leafs in February. Labrie skated in 13 games but was pointless. He had 20 penalty minutes and had a +/- of -4.
Furthermore, three players will be qualified a contract if they have not already been. They are forwards Brett Connolly and Philippe Paradis as well as defenseman Dmitry Korobov. Both Connolly and Korobov saw action with the Lightning in 2013-14.
Connolly bagged a goal in 11 games while Korobov had an assist in three games. There have been rumours of Korobov leaving North American and returning to the KHL, where he played the last four years before coming State side this season.
Finally, forwards Mike Angelidis and Evan Rankin, both unrestricted free agents, are still negotiating with the Crunch.


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Fasthosts has launched a new service that allows customers to rent Microsoft Office for as little as £5 per month. However, the company has postponed plans to give users offline access to the Office suite.
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The monthly subscription service lets customers download the full Office suite on to their PC, but contrary to Fasthosts' original plans (as reported in the forthcoming issue of PC Pro), users must remain connected to the internet to use the software.
This not only makes the online Office suite impractical for remote workers, but could also lead to work being lost if a user's internet connection dips out. "If you lose a connection for any reason, the program may close and need to be reopened once a connection is resumed," a spokesperson for Fasthosts claims.
"We advise customers to check their autosave function to minimise any impact should the internet connection become intermittent," he adds.
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Microsoft refused to comment on whether it will rent Office itself or work with any other resellers.
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Bob Keselowski is ready to get the old racing uniform back out.
Following a thrilling finish in the NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Gateway, that had Carl Edwards wrecking Brad Keselowski for the win, the ex-race car driver has had enough of Carl Edwards.
"I'll get my own (darn) uniform back out because this is ridiculous," said Keselowski. "He ain't gonna kill my boy."
But while Bob is frustrated with Carl, perhaps the first person he should talk to is Brad.
On the final lap, Keselowski dove to the inside of Edwards going into turn 1, washed up the track, and nearly spun Edwards' #60 car. Keselowski got the advantage in turns 3 and 4, but Edwards was able to get a fender to Keselowski's quarter-panel coming onto the frontstretch, and hooked him into the outside wall.
What insued was a melee. But it could be argued that Keselowski started it all.
A lot was made out of the incident the two drivers had in Atlanta, where Edwards retaliated on Keselowski and wound up flipping him into the catchfence. Several people believed that Edwards should have been penalized, or even thrown in jail. And several more will probably see things the same way after this weekend.
But what we have to remember is that Edwards has never wrecked Keselowski without being provoked; the Atlanta incident was caused due to a culmination of several previous ordeals between the two drivers. And it's time for the Keselowski's to stop playing victim in this rivalry.
It can be argued that this does not fall within the realm of "have at it boys" racing. But if somebody is going to steal something from you, isn't it your right to take it back?
You can see the video of the incident below. Bob Keselowski's interview comes at about the 7-minute mark. Brad was not able to be interviewed in the allotted time:
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Riparian condition
What the results tell us for Young
| Condition | Threats | Protection |
No quantitative information was available to assess change in riparian condition across Young Shire during the current reporting period, although riparian ecosystems had become stressed from prolonged drought conditions. During the reporting period, five threatening processes which impact on riparian condition were listed under the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 and the Fisheries Management Act 1994.
Council or community groups undertook at least four projects between July 2000 and June 2004 to rehabilitate riparian areas within the shire.
Condition of riparian zones in the shire
During the previous reporting period, riparian vegetation was reported to be under high stress with the majority of this vegetation being in poor condition within the Burrangong, Crowther and Western Bland creeks within the shire (OCE 2000). The majority of Burrangong Creek was assessed as having good bank stability, the majority of Crowther Creek as having medium to poor bank stability and the majority of Western Bland Creek as having medium bank stability.
The extent to which the condition of riparian vegetation, channel modification and streambank disturbance across the shire changed in the current reporting period is not known, as no comprehensive assessment of riparian condition was undertaken for the period and no other detailed shire-wide information was available.
Council reports that most riparian ecosystems were suffering from prolonged drought conditions and lack of flow in watercourses. These factors, in conjunction with a falling watertable (again mostly due to drought) has led to evidence of dieback as well as noticeable stress within these communities. It is not known if these conditions will have any long-term effects or whether recovery will occur when the rains return (Filmer 2005).
Threats to riparian condition
Two processes relating to riparian condition have been listed as key threatening processes in the state (see Table 1) by the NSW Scientific Committee under the Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995. Final determinations for both of these were made during the current reporting period. During the same period the NSW Fisheries Scientific Committee also listed, under the Fisheries Management Act 1994, three key threatening processes relevant to riparian areas (Table 1).
|Name of threatening process
|Date of final determination or gazettal
|Alteration to the natural flow regimes of rivers, streams, floodplains and wetlands (DEC 2005a)
|Final: 31 May 2002
|Clearing of native vegetation (DEC 2005b)
|Final: 21 September 2001
|Degradation of native riparian vegetation along NSW watercourses (DPI 2005a)
|Gazetted: 16 November 2001
|Installation and operation of instream structures and other mechanisms that alter the natural flow regimes of rivers and streams (DPI 2005b)
|Gazetted: 24 May 2002
|Removal of large woody debris (DPI 2005c)
|Gazetted: 2 November 2001
The impacts of these key threatening processes on riparian condition and waterways include (DEC 2005a, b; DPI 2005a–c):
- bank erosion
- impairment of important ecosystem services for fish and invertebrates (e.g. removal of refuges used during flooding or drought or removal of spawning sites)
- reduced nutrient filtering capacity
- increased light penetration of the waterbody and loss of shade and shelter for fish
- reduced inputs of organic carbon (such as twigs and leaves)
- changes to stream behaviour.
What is being done to protect riparian zones?
Community groups, council and other organisations undertook various projects during the reporting period that enhanced riparian condition in the shire; a selection of projects is shown in Table 2.
The Burrangong Creek project was undertaken by Young District Landcare, and involved fencing off seven kilometres of the riparian zone to allow regeneration and establishment of vegetation to prevent further erosion and to minimise stock damage to streambanks. Stock watering points were relocated to adjacent paddocks, and trees that had died during the drought were replaced.
The rehabilitation of erosion along Reedy and Racecourse creeks was undertaken by Young District Landcare—Murringo and East Young Sub-group. The project, which aimed to reduce erosion, soil and nutrient loss, resulted in 13.2 hectares of eroding and saline country being fenced and alternative stock watering points being provided. Approximately 5,280 native trees, shrubs and grasses were planted as part of the project.
|Project area
|Source of grant#
|Burrangong Creek
|Riparian fencing, alternative stock watering points, replanting of trees lost to drought
|Natural Heritage Trust, Envirofund, 2003–04
|Cudgell Creek
|Native vegetation protection and enhancement
|Natural Heritage Trust, Envirofund, 2002–03
|Murringo, Back and Ten Mile Creek
|Salinity rectification
|Natural Heritage Trust, Envirofund, 2002–03
|Reedy and Racecourse Creeks
|Rehabilitation of erosion, fencing of eroded and saline area, regeneration and replanting, alternative stock watering points
|Natural Heritage Trust, Envirofund, 2002–03
* More information about these projects can be found on the NHT website and the Environmental Trust website; # Council, community groups or other organisations may have contributed additional funding.
Nationally funded activities undertaken during the reporting period in the Lachlan Catchment Management Authority area (DIPNR 2004) may also have enhanced riparian condition in the shire.
About the data
Data were provided by Young Shire Council.
DEC—see Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW)
Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW) (2005a) NSW Scientific Committee—Final Determination, Alteration to the Natural Flow Regimes of Rivers, Streams, Floodplains and Wetlands—Key Threatening Process Declaration, NSW Department of Environment and Conservation, viewed 2 August 2005, http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/npws.nsf/Content/Alteration+to+the+ natural+flow+regimes+of+rivers%2C+streams%2C+floodplains+and+wetlands+key+ threatening+process+declaration.
Department of Environment and Conservation (NSW) (2005b) NSW Scientific Committee—Final Determination, Clearing of Native Vegetation—Key Threatening Process Declaration, NSW Department of Environment and Conservation, viewed 2 August 2005, http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/npws.nsf/Content/Clearing+of+native+vegetation+key +threatening+process+declaration.
Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources (NSW) (2004) 2003/04 Combined NSW Catchment Management Authorities Annual Report, Volume 1: CMA Activities and Achievements, Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources, Sydney.
Department of Primary Industries (NSW) (2005a) Fisheries Scientific Committee Recommendation—Degradation of Native Riparian Vegetation Along New South Wales Watercourses, NSW Department of Primary Industries, viewed 11 August 2005, http://www.fisheries.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/5287/FR19_rip_veg2.pdf.
Department of Primary Industries (NSW) (2005b) Fisheries Scientific Committee Recommendation—Installation and Operation of Instream Structures and Other Mechanisms that Alter Natural Flow Regimes of Rivers and Streams, NSW Department of Primary Industries, viewed 11 August 2005, http://www.fisheries.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/5284/FR21_dams.pdf.
Department of Primary Industries (NSW) (2005c) Fisheries Scientific Committee Recommendation—Removal of Large Woody Debris, NSW Department of Primary Industries, viewed 11 August 2005, http://www.fisheries.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/5263/FR18_snags_web.pdf.
DIPNR—see Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources (NSW)
DPI—see Department of Primary Industries (NSW)
Filmer, C (2005) Group Leader (Planning and Environment), Young Shire Council, personal communication.
OCE—see Office of the Commissioner for the Environment.
Office of the Commissioner for the Environment (2000) Australian Capital Region State of the Environment Report 2000, Office of the Commissioner for the Environment, Canberra (see Young—Riparian Vegetation and Streambank Disturbance indicators).


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Enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area when you stay at the Hampton Inn Belle Vernon hotel. Nearby hillsides provide excellent skiing during the winter and an explosion of color in the fall. Admire the lush mountain greens in spring and try swimming in the Youghiogheny River in summer.
If you're looking for hotels in Belle Vernon, PA, stay with us and experience a taste of history while you're here. The town was built in 1813 and remains a picturesque place. George Washington tangled with a French scouting party, igniting the French and Indian War, but today, Fort Necessity is a peaceful national park.
Race over to the Motordrome Speedway, a NASCAR home track located just eight miles from our hotel. If you're in the area to visit California University of Pennsylvania, we're less than 12 miles away.
Free business services and meeting facilities make this a great place for your next meeting, reunion, or getaway. Make Hampton Inn your choice among hotels in Belle Vernon, PA and enjoy amenities that will help you start your day off right. You'll always get a clean and fresh Hampton bed®, free internet access, free hot breakfast and friendly, helpful service — all for one great rate.
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