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Few informations abou Candy Crush Saga
Candy Crush Saga is a video game originally for Facebook that was released on April 12, 2012 and November 14, 2012 for smartphones. It was developed by King. As of March 2013, "Candy Crush Saga" surpassed FarmVille 2 as the most popular game on Facebook, with 45.6 million average monthly users. It is a variation on their browser game Candy Crush.
The game is a variation of "match three" games such as Bejeweled. Each level has a different shaped game board filled with candies of three to six different colors and sometimes obstacles. The basic move of the game consists of swapping two candies' positions to align sets of three of the same color, whereupon they disappear, causing candies above them to collapse into the space left behind, often resulting in chain reactions. Moves and alignments must be horizontal/vertical. The level's objectives must be met before the player runs out of moves (or time on timed levels). Board size is 9×9 maximum.
These make up most of the game. Get at least 3 in a row to turn them into points. The several different colors and shapes are:
|Candy Name
|Jelly Bean
|Lemon Drop
|Lollipop Head
In all levels, there are three target scores, corresponding to the number of "stars" that the player will get. A player has to meet the lowest of these scores in order to pass the level.
In addition to meeting the score, there are five different types of level objectives.
- Target Score: The player only has to achieve the lowest score target.
- Jelly: Some of the squares on the board are encased in "jelly". The player must match the candies on top of the jelly to eliminate one or two layers of it from the board using a set number of moves. Double Jelly was introduced in Level 18.
- Ingredients: Special unmatchable game pieces (cherries and chestnuts) appear on the board. The player must clear the pieces beneath them, collapsing the pieces down, and to get them to a delivery point using a set number of moves. A menu appears on screen to tell the player how many ingredients are needed to win the game.
- Timed: The player must meet the minimum score within a set time limit. Special +5 seconds candies appear on the board to add time to the clock.
- Objectives: The player must collect a specific number of colored candies, special candies, or special candy combinations using a set number of moves.
- Level 426 might have a new Level Type
|Level Type
|First Appearance
|Last Appearance
|Total Appearances
|Target Score
|Level 1
|Level 144
|14 (3%)
|Level 6
|Level 424
|179 (42%)
|Level 11
|Level 422
|102 (24%)
|Level 20
|Level 403
|35 (9%)
|Level 126
|Level 425
|95 (22%)
Life system
The player is given a default number of five lives, with each life restored after a half hour. If the player fails to meet the objective of the level or the player fails to meet the minimum score, a life is deducted. The player has the option of asking friends for more lives, or buying a life restoring item.
Sugar Crush
If the player succeeds in reaching the goal in the Jelly, Ingredients, or Objectives levels, after all moves have been used in Target Score levels, or after the time has run out in Timed levels, the game performs a "Sugar Crush", an automatic bonus round where the player's remaining moves (if any) are used to increase the score through creating various special candies on the board.
The Sugar Crush begins by triggering all of the players' Special Candies one by one according to several priority rules. After there is no Special Candy present in the board, the player's remaining moves are converted to Special Candies as follows:
- Target score: Since the game ends only when the player has no move remaining, there is no Sugar Crush effect other than triggering remaining Special Candies present as above.
- Jelly: For every move remaining, three Jelly Fish (see Special Candies section below) come to the screen. Every Jelly Fish clears a random candy, granting the player 1000 points in addition to normal score gained.
- Ingredients/Objectives: For every move remaining, a candy at random will become a Striped Candy, giving an extra 3000 points for every Striped Candy.
- Timed: Any +5 candies left on the screen will turn into an exploded Wrapped Candy (so that they will do one more explosion before being cleared).
After all moves are converted to Special Candies, all Special Candies will be triggered again one by one, until there is no Special Candy present in the board.
Special Candies
Some Special Candies are created when combinations of four or more candies of the same color are matched together. Other Special Candies can be bought from the in-game shop, appeared within the "Mystery Candy", or encased in a "Marmalade".
- Striped Candy: When four same-colored candies are matched in a row or column a Striped Candy is created. The orientation of the stripes is determined by the orientation of the last candy swap you made (e.g. if you horizontally swap two candies, then you will get a horizontally-Striped Candy). When a Striped Candy is matched, it will clear a row or a column according to the orientation of the stripes.
- Wrapped Candy: When some same-colored candies are matched to form two matches that intersect, a Wrapped Candy is created. When this candy is matched it explodes twice in a row, clearing a 3×3 box around itself each time. If a match is formed that would cause both a Striped Candy and a Wrapper Candy to appear at the same time (for example, four candies in one direction and three in the other), only the Wrapper Candy appears. When a Wrapped Candy is matched, it will clear a 3×3 area centered at the candy and becomes an exploding candy. After all cascades end but before the player's next move, an exploding candy clears a 3×3 area centered at the candy.
- Color Bomb: When five same-colored candies are matched in a single line a Color Bomb is created. When this candy is swapped with any other candy, all candies of that color are removed from the board. If a match is formed that would cause both either of the previous two Special Candies and a Color Bomb to appear at the same time (for example, five candies in one direction and three in the other), only the Color Bomb appears. When a Color Bomb is swapped with another candy, all candies of the color of the latter candy is cleared from the board.
- Jelly Fish: This candy can be purchased by the Yeti Shop, hidden in a Mystery Candy, or can be encased in a Marmalade. When a Jelly Fish is matched with another candy, three Jelly Fish appear to clear three random candies, with preference to candies that are on jellies. In Sugar Crush, a swarm of Jelly Fishes will clear candies only in Jelly levels.
- Coconut Wheel: This candy can be purchased by the Yeti Shop, hidden in a Mystery Candy, or can be encased in a Marmalade. When a Coconut Wheel is swapped with another candy, it will roll along the direction it is swapped, converting the first three spaces it encounters (if possible) to Striped Candies and triggering them.
- Lucky Candy: This check-mark candy can be purchased at the Yeti Shop and can only be used during Objectives levels. These candies provide beneficial items that may be helpful for achieving the candies needed to win the levels.
Another feature in Candy Crush is swapping two Special Candies that creates a different, usually more powerful effect than matching them one by one.
- When two Striped Candies are swapped, it will clear a row and a column, even if the stripes face the same direction.
- When a Striped Candy and Wrapped Candy (of any color) are swapped, a Giant Striped Candy of size 3×3 is created, which is immediately triggered, clearing three rows of candies and then three columns of candies.
- When two Wrapped Candies are swapped, the blast radius is doubled so each Wrapped Candy clears a 5×5 area.
- When a Striped Candy and Color Bomb are swapped, it will convert all candies of the same color as the Striped Candy into other Striped Candies and detonate them all at once.
- When a Wrapped Candy and a Color Bomb are swapped, it will clear all the candies of the color of the Wrapped Candy, then clear all the candies of another color at random.
- When two Color Bombs are swapped, all candies will be cleared out from the entire board, but meringues, twister candies and some other obstacles aren't affected.
- When a Striped Candy and a Jelly Fish are swapped, three Striped Jelly Fish will appear and turn three regular candies at random into Striped Candies and detonate them all at once.
- When a Wrapped Candy and a Jelly Fish are swapped, three Wrapped Jelly Fish will appear and turn three regular candies at random into Wrapped Candies and detonate them all at once.
- When a Color Bomb and a Jelly Fish are swapped, three Spotted Jelly Fish will appear and make random 3 candies to jelly fishes, and another 9 jelly fishes will appear, thus clearing a total of 12 candies, four candies each of three colors.
- When a Striped Candy and a Coconut Wheel are swapped, the Coconut Wheel will convert five candies it passes to Striped Candies (instead of three).
- When a Wrapped Candy and a Coconut Wheel are swapped, the Coconut Wheel will convert all candies it passes to Wrapped Candies (instead of three Striped Candies).
- When a Color Bomb and a Coconut Wheel are swapped, the Coconut Wheel will convert all candies it passes to Striped Candies (instead of three).
- When two Coconut Wheels are swapped, one Coconut Wheel will convert all candies it passes to Striped Candies, then after the Striped Candies are triggered, the other Coconut Wheel will convert all candies it passes to Striped Candies again.
Obstacles also appear in levels. So far, the following obstacles have made an appearance:
- Meringue / Whipped Cream Puff: First appears in Level 21. A meringue blocks a square, preventing any candy to fall to it. Meringues are cleared by making a match adjacent to them. A variant of meringues is whipped cream puff, which may appear with multiple layers, requiring more matches adjacent to them in order to clear them.
- Two-layer Whipped Cream Puff: First appears in Level 111.
- Three-layer Whipped Cream Puff: First appears in Level 141.
- Four-layer Whipped Cream Puff: First appears in Level 171.
- Five-layer Whipped Cream Puff: First appears in Level 276.
- Locked candies (or Licorice X) : First appears in Level 25. A locked candy acts similar to meringue, preventing any candy to fall to it and preventing the candy inside to fall out. Locked candies are freed by making a match involving the locked candy, or otherwise clearing the locked candy with some Special Candy.
- Chocolate: First appears in Level 51. A chocolate acts similar to meringue, preventing any candy to fall to it. Chocolates are cleared by making a match adjacent to them, or simply clearing a candy adjacent to them by some Special Candy. However, it will also "infect" a square adjacent to some chocolate after every turn, turning the square to a chocolate. This infection is temporarily prevented by clearing at least one chocolate at the turn.
- Licorice Swirl: First appears in Level 81. A licorice swirl collapses together like normal candies, but it is unmatchable. It also prevents the blast of Striped Candy to get past it, clearing the licorice swirl instead. The good thing about Licorice Swirl is that it can be clicked on and swapped with another candy, but it is resistant to special candies.
- Candy Bomb: First appears in Level 96. A candy bomb acts as a normal candy. However, it has a countdown timer that decreases by 1 after every turn. When it reaches 0, it is left uncleared, and the player hasn't reached the goal, the player loses. The number can be as high as 35 (on level 180) and as low as 3 (on level 275). In Target Score and Timed, the player is not considered to have reached the goal before all moves/time is exhausted, so even if the player has reached the target score but a bomb counts to 0 and is left uncleared, the player still loses.
- Chocolate Fountain: First appears in Level 156. A chocolate fountain doesn't fall and cannot be cleared by any means. Chocolate fountains produce a chocolate adjacent to them if there is no chocolate cleared in the last two turns.
- Marmalade: First appears in Level 186. A marmalade holds a Special Candy. It is a translucent brown candy and it glimmers every few seconds. It is somewhat similar to a locked candy that it can be cleared by using the held candy in a match, but it can also be cleared with the same method as meringue, by making a match adjacent to it.
- Exploding Cakes: First appears in Level 366. An exploding cake can destroy all candies and any obstacles away after removing 8 slices, but it doesn't mean that this will clear every piece on the gameboard. It is the first and only blocker to take up 4 squares, or a 2×2 area.
- Twister Candy: First appears in Level 411. A twister candy moves to a random board square every turn. When it moves to a new square, the square it was previous on becomes cracked (if it's not a Cream Puff) for one turn. A Jelly or Cream Puff cannot be destroyed on a square that is cracked or has a twister candy on it. Candy cannot fall into a square that is cracked or has a twister candy on it. If a twister candy lands on Special Candies, it will detonate them (without second explosion of Wrapped Candy). If a twister candy lands on a Chocolate / Cream Puff, it can destroy the chocolate / reduce the Cream Puff by one layer.
- Teleporter: First appears in Level 66. A teleporter is an element where candies are transferred from an area to another area. It is a group of blue circle swirls (where candies go down) or pink circle swirls (where candies come out).
- Dispenser: First appears in Level 216. A dispenser is an element that releases ingredients, licorice swirls, or candy bombs to the board when the candies in its vicinity are removed.
Other candies
- Mystery Candy: First appears in Level 231. When it is matched, it turns to a random Special Candy or Obstacle. The good and bad outcomes is always 50-50.
- Rainbow Candies: First appears in Level 306. They have a small white aura and a rainbow sweeps across them every few seconds, so it is easy to differentiate between normal and rainbow candies. These candies change color after every turn, alternating between two colors. Often, rainbow candies are in the marmalade at the start of a level.
A booster is an item that can be used to help the player in completing a level.
There are many types of boosters in the game. Some boosters are only available in certain level types.
|Lollipop Hammer
|Click on one candy to remove it.
|Level 7
|+5 moves
|Gives the player five additional moves.
|Level 8
|Jelly Fish
|Jelly Levels
|Summons 3 jelly fishes to eat jellied candies at random.
|Level 9
|Color Bomb
|Start with a color bomb on the screen.
|Level 13
|Coconut Wheel
|Ingredient Drop Levels
|Turns three candies into striped candies.
|Level 15
|Free Switch
|Allows the player to switch two candies that don't match.
|Level 19
|Extra Time
|Timed Levels
|Gives the player an additional 15 seconds.
|Level 27
|Striped and Wrapped
|Start with one Striped Candy and one Wrapped Candy on the screen.
|Level 35
|Sweet Teeth
|Eats several chocolate, licorice swirls, meringues and marmalade.
|Level 52
|Bomb Cooler
|Levels with Candy Bomb
|Adds five extra moves to all Candy Bombs on the board.
|Level 97
|Lucky Candy
|Objective Levels
|Check-mark balls which when matched yield a Special Candy involving in the objectives.
|Level 131
|Bubblegum Troll
|Levels with a Chocolate Fountain
|Blocks all the chocolate fountains in the game for 5 moves and clear all the chocolate on the board.
|Level 156
|+3 moves
|Sent by friends when stuck on a level for 2 or more days, adds 3 additional moves.
A charm is an item that can be bought and used forever in the game. Charms also can help a player to complete a level. The only difference between charms and boosters is that charms can be used forever but boosters can only be used once. You can not purchase charms right now, as that option has been removed from the Facebook and iPhone versions of the game.
|Charm of Lives
|Expands from the default 5 lives to 8 lives
|Charm of Stripes
|Gives the player to paint one candy a striped candy once per game.
|Charm of Frozen Time
|Timed Levels
|Makes the time stay still while the player is pondering his/her moves.
Pink Ribbon
Sometimes friends can send to you a +3 extra moves booster. Then, a pink ribbon will show up on the map on the level you are currently playing on. This pink ribbon make you only be able to use these +3 extra moves boosters on this level. The pink ribbon will disappear when you run out of usable +3 extra move boosters. However, if you win, the pink ribbon would still be there if you still haven't used your +3 extra move boosters.
A Candy Shuffle is when all the candies on the board are shuffled. The colors of the candies don't change, but their position on the board does. A shuffle is invoked when the player has no available move, and takes one of the player's moves (or 5 seconds in Timed Mode) when played on Facebook. Candy bombs and twister candies stay still on the board while shuffling.
The Voice is an element in Candy Crush Saga present in all Levels, be it Timed Levels, Jelly Levels, Ingredient Drop Levels. Target Score Levels or Objective Levels. The voice is a deep male voice by an unknown member of the Candy Crush Saga team or maybe even an uncredited actor. The Voice is always aided by onscreen text and announces when the player has done something worthy of congratulating, for example when one gets a large combo or completes the level's tasks.
There are five different sayings the Voice uses. There are:
- Sweet: When a player gets a small combo. Usually around 12 candies are destroyed.
- Tasty: When the player gets a larger combo, but still relatively small.
- Delicious: When a player gets a large combo, usually destroying around 24-30 candies.
- Divine: The largest combo announcement the Voice can make when a player gets an extremely large combo destroying tens of candies.
- Sugar Crush: When a player finishes the level tasks and the sugar crush is announced.
- Tiffi: Tiffi (short for Toffette) is the main character of the game. She is the blonde girl with pigtails. She is introduced in the Candy Town.
- Mr. Toffee: Mr. Toffee helps out along the way. He walks the player through the tutorial in the beginning of the game, and introduces the first levels.
- Yeti: The Yeti runs the Yeti Shop, where the player can purchase boosters. The player also encounters him in the Chocolate Mountains.
- Bubblegum Monster: Tiffi encounters him in Bubblegum Bridge, Sweet Surprise and Pudding Pagoda and wants candy.
- Bunny: Tiffi encounters him in Easter Bunny Hills, where he got stuck in the chocolate.
As of 27 June 2013, Candy Crush Saga has 425 levels composed in 29 episodes in the Facebook version, and the first 365 levels are available in the smartphones version. Every episode has 15 levels except for the first two episodes, which only have 10.
Candy Crush Saga uses a mechanism to unlock episodes. The first two episodes are free; every episode thereafter requires the player to invite three other Facebook friends to help the player unlock the next episode. The episodes can also be unlocked with 3 Facebook credits, with one Facebook credit replacing one friend required to unlock.
The game had over ten million downloads in December 2012 alone.
Candy Crush is popular on Facebook having more than 34 million likes on the application page. It is the most popular app on Facebook and the highest-grossing app in the Apple and Google app stores.
The game makes a cameo in Psy's music video "Gentleman".
Candy Crush Saga has received particular attention in the Hong Kong media, with reports that one in seven Hongkongers plays the game, that a minibus driver was spotted playing the game while working, that it may improve or hinder interpersonal relationships, cause neck strain due to improper posture while playing the game, or even cause anxiety in those who cannot pass a certain level.


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Glacier National Park, MT > Reynolds Mountain (MT) > Climber's Log
Reynolds Mountain (MT) Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|one of my favorites!
|i've climbed this mountain at least 6 times...and keep coming back for a reason! this mountain has it all. good exposure, intresting climbing and great positions! also was one of my first mountains in GNP.
|Posted Mar 28, 2008 11:58 am
|SW Talus Route
Date Climbed: Aug 5, 2007
|Great scrambling, too bad smoke from nearby fires obscured much of the view
|Posted Mar 15, 2008 1:42 am
|Route Climbed: North Face and East Couloir Route
Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2006
|This climb was made in honor of my cousin, Randy Turnacliff. Taken from us too soon. You are missed my friend.
We all enjoyed the North face and the incredible drop off. An awesome climb.
Climbed via the southwest ridge route. There is a little decent exposure there but not too bad. Descended via the standard SW Talus Slope Route... a quick scree run down to the saddle.
|Posted Mar 6, 2008 10:48 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2000
|Good outing. Saw grizzly tracks along the slopes at the base of the mountain.
|Posted Feb 24, 2008 3:54 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 17, 1991
|Posted Feb 6, 2008 1:25 pm
|Summit Traverse
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 1988
|Have climbed this one from all directions, including the north face traverse and then up the SE face. Then down the normal talus slope route. Four times all in all. A very pleasant way to spend a day!
|Posted Nov 15, 2007 12:21 pm
|North Face & East Couloir Route
Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2007
|Great climb with mt partner Paul, 2 hours 35 mins from Logan pass and back, which includes running down the boardwalk weaving in and out and in and out of tourists
|Posted Oct 24, 2007 9:05 pm
|The wind
Date Climbed: Aug 25, 2007
|sounded like a chainsaw as it blew (constantly) through the grommets of my hat! A very good climb via the Southeast Talus Slope Route with a group of Rocky Mountaineers which included an 8-year-old boy.
|Posted Aug 28, 2007 12:26 pm
|Michael Hoyt
|Very Windy Day
Date Climbed: Aug 25, 2007
|Climbed the Southwestern Talus Slope Route with a group of climbers from the Rocky Mountaineers (Missoula based). The gusting winds sand blasted any exposed skin, but it was a good climb anyway.
|Posted Aug 28, 2007 11:48 am
|SW Face
Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2006
|We went up the SW Face since we missed the couloir to get onto the diagonal route. It was a fun climb all the same and an awesome summit to be on. I would definitely like to climb this mountain again some day.
|Posted Jul 27, 2007 8:29 pm
|pissed off goat
Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2004
|nice climb, a little weird with snow on that traverse of the face. Encountered a pissed off goat with its young on the narrow trail and pulled the bear spray, but didn't need to use it, we opted to downclimb around it (hoping it wouldn't charge us at the moment of exposure).
|Posted Jan 30, 2007 5:04 pm
|mtn ear
|Southwest Slope
Date Climbed: Jul 31, 2006
|In Kalispell with an afternoon to spare- why not head up to Logan Pass? Why not climb Reynolds? Quick trip- RT in 3 hours from parking lot. Met GMS current president Steve Smith at summit.
|Posted Jan 11, 2007 10:22 pm
|Tour de Reynolds
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2004
|Climbed up from Logan Pass and traversed the ledge all the way around the peak. Then ascended some class 3-4 on the SE Ridge. A nice tour around the Mt. Good views
|Posted Aug 20, 2006 2:31 pm
|Southwest Slope
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2006
|I had to climb Reynolds Mountain after seeing it during my first trip to Glacier NP. The approach was shorter than I thought it would be. Great mountain climb. It was a cloudy day and a rain storm eventually caught up with us on the way down.
|Posted Aug 13, 2006 4:49 pm
|Bob Sihler
|North Face/East Couloir
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2006
|The climbing route, but not the approach, was snow-free all the way except for a small and easily bypassed patch on the north face; a storm hit just seconds before I made the summit, so I hit the cairn and then pretty much ran off the peak, taking the SW Talus Slopes route back. I had it all to myself, some bighorn sheep, and some mountain goats the entire time.
|Posted Jul 30, 2006 6:03 pm
|Route Climbed: South Date Climbed: 2 August 2005
|Climbed it with my dad
We didn't want to risk the more exposed parts and had a hard time following directions found in "A climbers guide to Glacier National Park" so it was up to my dad to find a route. It ended up taking quite a while. We were hit with a hailstorm minutes before starting our decent. The view is well worth it.
|Posted Dec 7, 2005 2:29 pm
|Route Climbed: North Face/East Couloir Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2005
|Really fun and short climb. Went solo and round trip was only a few hours. Traverse of north face was easy but super exposed. Climbed a slightly harder variation of the couloir, scaling a low 5th class face before traversing into the couloir. Great views and had summit to myself.
|Posted Oct 25, 2005 3:04 pm
|Route Climbed: SW Talus slopes Date Climbed: September 2005
|Climbed over Labor Day Weekend 2005. Had the summit too ourselves for the 45 minutes we were there. A helicopter tour flew around the mountain while we were on top.
|Posted Sep 21, 2005 11:12 pm
|Jerry L
|Route Climbed: North Face / East Couloir Date Climbed: July 2005
|This was a pretty neat climb with a bit of exposure. We saw a bunch of mountain goats and got some great photos. We weren't too careful watching our way up and got a little lost on the way down. We finally found our way out after about a 1/2 hour of searching.
|Posted Aug 9, 2005 8:58 pm
|Routes Climbed: North Face/East Couloir Date Climbed: July 22, 2005, & the South Face July 16, 2006
|A classic climb, and what fun!
This was done as part of the Glacier Mountaineering Society (GMS) Mountaineering Week activities, with all climbs on this day being in the Logan Pass area, and timed so as to summit between noon and 1 PM, in honor of the late J. Gordon Edwards. Among the other climbs at this time were the nearby peaks of Clements Mountain, and Pollock Mountain/Bishops Cap. It was thrilling to be on our climb, and able at the same time to see others in the GMS working the way up THEIR mountains! We on Reynolds were doubly blessed by the company of Jane Edwards, J. Gordon Edwards' daughter, who accompanied us, because, as she said, the North Face traverse of Reynolds had always been one of her father's favorite climbs. Classy lady!
The climb is a masterpiece, having everything one could want without becoming so technical (in good weather) as to require ropes. Crossing the north face the exposure certainly gets one's attention, and even before that cliffs must be scaled (taking great care not to trigger falling rocks on those below youhelmets would not be unreasonable) to reach the diagonal, then the diagonal takes you...up and away across the north face...and round the east shoulder...and up again, to the summit! Whew! Great stuff!
The only downer that day was a cold wind on top, with a rapidly moving rain storm coming in—meaning we didn't stay on top long—but the descent on this mountain, with scree helping out, is quick, so even with cold wind and rain (amazingly, no lightning!) chasing us the first half of the way down it went quickly.
A classic climb! Great, great day!
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Summited again a year later with Aaron & Ellen. Stupidly missed the couloir (uh...I was leading), so we ascended the standard south face scree slope.
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Brian Harman made a hole-in-one twice on Sunday in The Barclays, the first time the feat has been achieved on the PGA Tour in nine years. Harman hit a 7-iron from 184 yards on the third hole at Plainfield, before repeating with another ace on the 220 yard 14th. The last player with two aces in the same round was Yusaku Miyazato in the 2006 Reno-Tahoe Open. Before that the last player to make two in a round was Bill Whedon in 1955. Harman needed both of them. Even with the holes-in-one, he closed with a 68, and has missed three of the last four cuts.
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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Carbohydrate antigen 19-9 (CA 19-9) is a modified Lewis(a) blood group antigen, and has been used as a tumor marker. Serum CA 19-9 concentrations may be elevated in patients with gastrointestinal malignancies such as cholangiocarcinoma, colon cancer, or pancreatic cancer. While serum CA 19-9 is neither sensitive nor specific for pancreatic cancer, concentrations of CA 19-9 in pancreatic cyst fluid may help determine whether a pancreatic cyst is benign.
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Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
As an adjunct in the assessment of pancreatic cysts, when used in conjunction with carcinoembryonic antigen, amylase, imaging studies and cytology
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Cyst fluid carbohydrate antigen 19-9 (CA19-9) concentrations < or =37 U/mL indicate a low risk for a mucinous cyst, and are more consistent with serous cystadenoma or pseudocyst. The sensitivity and specificity are approximately 19% and 98%, respectively, at this concentration.
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Carbohydrate antigen 19-9 (CA 19-9) and other tumor markers are not specific for malignancy and CA 19-9 testing has limited utility when used as the sole tumor marker test. Other tests (eg, carcinoembryonic antigen, amylase, cytology) should be performed in conjunction with CA 19-9 for assessing pancreatic cyst aspirates.
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I was surprised and appalled at a mailer I received over the weekend from the firefighter and police association regarding the city's recent bankruptcy filing.
I was appalled that they would attack the mayor while taking the position that they have not contributed to the financial troubles of the city. They say this while taking over $40 million annually out of the city in salaries and benefits each and every year. The mailer was to serve their personal agenda and soften up the voters on this financial problem facing the city.
Then equally appalling was the city council spending almost two hours discussing an issue to put a charter replacement measure on the November election cycle instead of how we are going to handle this bankruptcy problem in the city. While I am in favor of changing some parts of the charter, this isn't the time to talk about it. It is the right issue, being discussed by this council at the wrong time. It is this kind of wrong timing that has kept the council, mayor, and staff from taking care of business in the past.
Mayor Morris described the government of San Bernardino as "habitual chaos or ungovernable" when asked by council member Chas Kelley for his opinion.
To give you another example, the council and city attorney wasted more precious time discussing how to get minutes approved from who makes and seconds motions. They have several months of unapproved council meeting minutes, that are tied up in the city attorney's office and now he does not have time to review them. Now I don't know why the city attorney would have to approve them since they are council minutes and the meetings are recorded.
More time was wasted because one council member wanted to tell the elected city clerk how to reduce her work force based on a disgruntled employee who was laid off. The city charter gives all the authority with this matter to the city clerk but this councilmember wanted to run that department instead of discussing the bankruptcy.
More time was wasted when a member of the public decided to threaten one of the council members with a letter of recall if he did not support the motion of putting the charter change on the ballot. I agree with the councilman for not bowing or caving into threats by a single individual.
Of course with our form of government, the public is allowed to add its voice. So twenty-two citizens spoke, offering their thoughts on the issue.
When the dust settled and everyone was exhausted from the discussion, the council voted 4 to 3 not to place the issue before the voters in November, which is a good thing at this point.
It is true that section 186 of the city charter governing police and firefighter pay is out of the control of the council and must be looked at if we are going to hold elected officials accountable for governing the city. However, my issue is not the pay but the fact that all of the police officers and firefighters moved out of the city and want me to continue to support their standard of living while they do not contribute to the tax base.
If they moved back into the city and more Blacks, Latinos, Asians, and women were hired I would not have a problem with Section 186.
Now I agree with the police and firefighters that they are not totally to blame for the city's financial crises because the mayor, council, and city attorney are to blame by not paying attention to the business of the city. They have been too busy talking about all the right issues at the wrong time just like at the last meeting.
As council members, they must decide whom and how expenses will be cut, while looking at ways to increase revenues to make the city solvent. The citizens will not agree to any tax generating proposals if they do not get their act together.
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When the Montgomery County Planning Board returns from celebrating the nation's bounty on Thanksgiving, it will confront the reality of its own reduced circumstances as it considers what can fit where when its headquarters move to Wheaton.
The board is scheduled to decide Thursday how to allocate most of the space in the $66.2 million, 150,000-square-foot multi-user government complex approved by the County Council in April to house planning, parks and other agency staffers.
Under the program of requirements report recommended by the planning department, parks and planning alone would need 138,000 square feet to make room for as many as 388 workers. That assumes a 15 percent growth in staff during the next 15 to 20 years beyond the 337 public employees who would be part of the initial consolidation move from several locations in Silver Spring.
The new building is a much more modest project than the original plan to redevelop the existing planning headquarters as a transit-oriented showcase with office and commercial space attached to high-rise housing, which the board approved in 2007 but the council rejected.
"We were going to do totally smart design and we were going to have living space and we were going to have day care and we were going to show people how it's done because we're the agency that was talking about how to do it right," planning Commissioner Amy Presley said during an initial hearing on the new headquarters space. "It's going to be really sad if we pull everything away and we're doing nothing more than getting office space somewhere else."
How to provide space for 60 rug rats in diapers while still leaving enough room for planners wearing suits and loafers and parks field workers outfitted in uniforms and waterproof boots was a key debate when the board discussed the headquarters Nov. 15.
The original mixed-use project planned for downtown Silver Spring — dubbed SilverPlace — included 147,000 square feet to accommodate 407 parks and planning employees and the day care center.
But planning Commissioner Norman Dreyfuss suggested that the day care center recommended by the planning department should be dropped from the new building plan.
"You'd almost be better off giving every employee who has a need an allowance for day care," he said. "I think it's a luxury from the early 2000s."
He recalled his own experience in the private sector, when women were encouraged to return to work with babies in tow for six months or so. Every new mother had an infant in a swing next to her desk and "everyone wanted to hold the kid while they were Xeroxing," he said.
Commissioner Marye Wells-Harley pointed out that such a system wouldn't pass modern child care standards, saying sarcastically, "Of course, this met all the requirements for the state and the county. It was all very legal."
The day care center suggested in the report would need 6,000 square feet of indoor space and an additional 2,260 square feet for an outdoor playground. Dryfuss added that the center would have to go on the prized lobby level — because the playground couldn't be put on the roof — and that would compete for space with the county information center.
Planning Commissioner Casey Anderson suggested that the day care center should be an optional use, noting that committing so much space would limit the county's room to grow if the agency required more room for staff.
"In the future, if you wanted to grow, you could kick the day care out," he said.
"I think that would be a political problem," Dreyfuss replied.
Another complicating factor for a privately run day care center would be its financing under county-issued bonds, which are supposed to fund only public functions. The center could be open to legal challenge if it could not pay for itself.
In the end, the board decided to finesse the issue by having the planning department revise the day care center as an optional use of space for planning purposes.
Perhaps more problematic is the notion of throwing together so many different types of public employees in the same building.
Planning board Chairwoman Françoise Carrier questioned whether it makes sense for Wheaton to be the new home for the parks department's aquatics program, which monitors stream safety and fish populations.
She noted that the plan requires giving the aquatic section access to the building's loading dock, "which conjured images of people carrying rods and buckets in a high-rise."
Parks department project director Michael Ma replied that there is not much difference between a stream tested with a bucket and a planning department surveyor or inspector hauling their equipment into the building.
The board will revisit the issue next week after planning staff has a chance to further explore office space options for the program, including the possibility of retaining the parks Parkside headquarters at 9500 Brunett Ave. next to Sligo Creek Park, which is rented for $1 per year from the school system until it is needed again for future elementary students.
The board also will explore whether the new building should include space for the 16-member parks police department and what to do about parking for police cruisers if it does relocate to Wheaton.
Finally, board members debated whether a 15 percent growth rate is enough to provide future office space in Wheaton. Dreyfuss suggested that the board's new reality should reflect the fact that the council cut planning department staff to 150 from 180 before the Great Recession hit county finances.
But Carrier said that staffing needs and office space requirements will grow quickly once the economy recovers and the planning department has to handle an increase in development applications.
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Westgate of Laurel, a 218-unit apartment complex built in 1964, sold for $27.9 million, according to CBRE Washington's Multi-Housing Investment Team, which represented the seller, Westgate Apartments Investors.
Westgate DNB Associates, a subsidiary of Geller Associates of Roseland, N.J., bought the property, which was about 93 percent occupied at closing.
The Baltimore-Washington corridor and the region around Fort Meade, the National Security Agency, Defense Information Systems Agency and the U.S. Cyber Command "have become a magnet for high-tech jobs," Michael E. Muldowney, CBRE's executive vice president, said in a news release. "The resulting stability of the workforce continues to pump value and interest into the neighboring real estate market, as exemplified by the acquisition of this attractive asset."
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Saturday, January 12, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Jan. 12, 2002) - Playing at home for the first time in 10 days, East Tennessee State's men's basketball team took advantage of its home court, breaking its two-game losing streak with a 101-90 win over Virginia Military Institute in Southern Conference basketball action this afternoon in Memorial Center. Led by senior Dimeco Childress' (Columbia, Tenn.) 22 points, the Buccaneers placed five players in double figures in scoring. The win extended ETSU's home winning streak to 17 games. It was the first time that ETSU has scored 100 points in a Southern Conference game since defeating Appalachian State 100-68 during the 1995-96 season. East Tennessee State (9-6, 2-2 SoCon) jumped out to an early lead and built an impressive 50-36 first half advantage. Leading by two points at 11-9, ETSU went on a 16-3 run over a nearly seven minute span to take a 27-12 lead with 10 minutes to play in the half. Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) hit a pair of free throws to cap off the run for the Bucs, who took advantage of seven VMI turnovers during the stretch. Turnovers were the key to ETSU's first half, as VMI turned the ball over a total of 20 times, with the Bucs getting 26 points off the Keydet miscues. East Tennessee State extended its lead to 23 early in the second half when Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) made a layup off an assist from Childress to put the Bucs up 64-41 at the 16:01 mark. Just when it looked as if ETSU had the game under control, VMI sprang to life, sparked by the play of Radee Skipworth. His three-point shot started a 19-4 Keydet run, with eight of the points coming from Skipworth. When the nation's leading scorer, Jason Conley, hit a layup at the 7:14 mark, VMI trailed by only five at 76-71. A Wadood layup got the ETSU back on track, and the Bucs pulled back to an 11-point lead with 4:31 to play on a Childress trey. VMI got back to within five points at 84-79 with 3:52 left, but the Bucs made 11 consecutive free throws down the stretch, five by Childress, to put the game away. VMI, which shot 62 percent in the second half, outshot the Bucs 53.4 percent to 45.3. ETSU had its big edge in the rebounding department, outrebounding the Keydets by 18, 49-31. ETSU was active on the offensive glass, grabbing 28 offensive boards which led to 23 second-chance points for the Bucs. Childress led ETSU with his 22 points, the fifth time this season he has eclipsed the 20-point mark. Wadood finished with 18 points, while Fields, Ryan Lawson (Rogersville, Tenn.) and Tiras Wade (Tampa, Fla.) each added 13 points. Wade and Shannon Huffstetler (Mount Holly, N.C.) each grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Bucs. Conley led VMI with 29 points, with Skipworth adding 25 for the Keydets. Daron Pressley added 12 points, while Conley led the team with six boards. ETSU will head back on the road for its next game, taking on UNC Greensboro on Monday, Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
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That's why I'm one of those postmodernists who isn't anti-Modernity. I love indoor plumbing. I love technology. My favourite art periods are still from the post-impressionists on, though I have a soft spot for Caravaggio and Raphael. And who can deny the impact of perspective or of depicting light? The revival of Greek-like humanism in art is quite frankly one of the most beautiful things to happen. I just happen to think that Modernism is too myopic and removes too much of what makes us human by saying that some things are superfluous or "merely" decorative/ornamental, in search of the unifying theory through reductionism/minimalism.
I wish they would stop fixating on the Enlightenment as the downfall of Western culture, or the Great Endarkenment, or whatever... (applies to lots more people/places than CIVA). A lot of good things happened during the 18th c., which nobody ever mentions, or if/when they do, it's often in a rueful way.
That's a very narrow - and I'd venture to say distorted - view of history, and I think it's a complete dead end in terms of ongoing discussion. They've established their pov - did so well over 25 years ago - so please, let's move on to something more productive! Railing against the past (as they see it) isn't going to change a d*mned thing. (I think it's a complete waste of energy, but what do I know?!)
The Enlightenment project's philosophical underpinnings are still at the very least responsible for magnifying, even if not initiating, the notion of the superiority of the self and the idea of bifurcating ideas such as sacred/secular, fine art/craft, rational/irrational, material/immaterial, natural/supernatural. I do think Krammes (and no doubt many other artists') proposition of "spiritual or decorative" is firmly rooted in this kind of thinking, which is where I think M.Leary was going. You know. That whole "either/or" thing you hate. Don't even get me started on the "particular/universal" discussion!
I think the Enlightenment/Renaissance/Reformation was a needed corrective. I just think there is need for a new corrective. Not all things worth knowing are quantifiable. And, there is more to things than can be quantified.
Speaking of distorted views of history, I do wonder how many realists understand the realism roots of abstraction? But that's OT. Sorry.


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I did not, since we usually swapped at four stacks, I did not have time to position the add on a sawblade before Death From Above. I did try tanking a normal attempt, and logs show the sawblade did almost 20% of the damage to the add. This was with kiting him out and tanking him on a sawblade it as soon as he spawned. The sawblade seemed to hit the boss for 35k twice every second - this is not a negligible amount.
That is a very good point, and not something I considered!
Based on your response, I assume you take three stacks of the boss-debuff and kite the add out as soon as it spawns?
Yeah, I take 3 stacks then run out.
There's no warrior in the raid group, but if there was, I'd make them drop skull banner for me during the first death from above, and not for anyone else. This would reliably allow me to kill the shredder before the fourth overload, unless nothing crit at all with ~70% crit.
Usually don't get many stacks of superheated on the first shredder, but the second I tank in fire the whole time, so that does a bunch of damage at 20 stacks during DFA.
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