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Kent State University believes and adheres to providing quality service to students. By establishing advising relationships, students and advisors can improve the quality of dialog as the student progresses from first year, to final year. Every student at Kent State University has an assigned academic advisor that remains with the student throughout their education. The only time an advisor changes is if the student's program changes or campus.
Beginning in Summer 2012, all new students are required to meet with an advisor every semester. By meeting with an advisor, students are more likely to stay on track with their academic goals, and graduate in a timely manner.
Student Responsibilities:
Each Kent State University student is responsible for:
- Establishing an on-going relationship with University advisors (professional, faculty, etc.) in order to develop and define university related academic and career goals.
- Participating in periodic reflection and review of your personal academic goals.
- Attending required advising appointments on time and prepared. First and second year students are required to meet with an advisor each semester, and third year and beyond need to meet with an advisor at least once per year. (Additional appointments are encouraged and may be required by individual colleges/campuses.)
- Meeting with an advisor to develop and maintain an academic plan (GPS). However, the final responsibility for following procedures and meeting university, college and program requirements as outlined in the University Catalog rests solely with you.
- Pursuing successful completion of all courses for which you are enrolled.
- Being familiar with the current academic calendar, including, but not limited to, deadlines for course registration, course withdrawal and application for graduation.
- Knowing your academic record, including registration schedule for each semester and academic progress toward program completion.
- Maintaining a current and accurate mailing address, phone number and Kent State e-mail address in FlashLine.
- Reading and responding promptly to all communications from the university including checking and utilizing your kent.edu account on a regular basis.
- Being familiar with and adhering to the university's rules, regulations and policies.
- Asking questions if you do not understand an issue or have a specific concern.
- Seeking out university resources as needed to help support your academic goals.
- Learning to become self-sufficient, independent, and accepting personal responsibility for your decisions.
Advisor Responsibilities:
Each Kent State University advisor is responsible for:
- Understanding and effectively communicating curriculum, academic progress, graduation requirements, and Kent State policies and procedures.
- Maintaining confidentiality.
- Listening to your concerns and respecting your individual values and choices.
- Assisting you in defining and reflecting on your academic, career, and personal goals, and assisting you in creating a realistic educational plan that is consistent with those goals.
- Being accessible and providing timely responses to your questions during office hours through scheduled meetings, telephone, or university email (or other university sanctioned technology).
- Assisting you in using Kent State systems such as GPS, WebScheduler, and FlashLine.
- Assisting you in knowing how to access important university information.
- Providing you with information about educational opportunities outside of the classroom
- Referring you to faculty and other university resources as appropriate.
- Establishing an on-going professional relationship with our students.
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Practical Nursing - CCL
The Practical Nursing Certificate of Completion (CCL) Program is available at eight of the Maricopa Community Colleges. Clinical experiences are provided in a variety of healthcare settings. The Practical Nursing Program provides eligibility for students to apply for the national exam for the practical nurse license. Licensing requirements are the exclusive responsibility of the Arizona State Board of Nursing.
The Practical Nursing Certificate of Completion (CCL) Program is approved by the Arizona State Board of Nursing
Program offerings:
This program is offered at the following sites:
Chandler Gilbert Community College
Estrella Mountain Community College
GateWay Community College
Glendale Community College
Mesa Community College
Mesa Community College/Boswell
Paradise Valley Community College
Phoenix College
Scottsdale Community College
Waiver of Licensure/Certification Guarantee:
Admission or graduation from the Nursing Program does not guarantee obtaining a license to practice nursing. Licensure requirements and the subsequent procedures are the exclusive right and responsibility of the State Board of Nursing. Students must satisfy the requirements of the Nurse Practice Act: Statutes, Rules and Regulations, independently of any college or school requirements for graduation.
Pursuant to A.R.S. § 32-1606(B)(17), an applicant for professional or practical nurse license by examination is not eligible for licensure if the applicant has any felony convictions and has not received an absolute discharge from the sentences for all felony convictions. The absolute discharge must be received five or more years before submitting this application. If you cannot prove that the absolute discharge date is five or more years, the Board cannot process your application.
All nurse applicants for certification and licensure will be fingerprinted to permit the Department of Public Safety to obtain state and federal criminal history information. If there is any question about eligibility for licensure or certification, contact the nursing education consultant at the Arizona State Board of Nursing (602-889-5150).
Health Declaration:
It is essential that Nursing students be able to perform a number of physical activities in the clinical portion of the program. At a minimum, students will be required to lift patients, stand for several hours at a time and perform bending activities. The clinical nursing experience also places students under considerable mental and emotional stress as they undertake responsibilities and duties impacting patients lives. Students must be able to demonstrate rational and appropriate behavior under stressful conditions. Individuals should give careful consideration to the mental and physical demands of the program prior to making application.
Health & Safety Requirements for the Nursing Program:
1. Students must submit a Health and Safety Documentation Checklist verifying completion of all requirements and maintain current status throughout the program.
2. Students must submit the Health Declaration Form signed by a licensed health care provider.
3. Students must test negative on a timed urine drug screen.
4. Admission to an Allied Health program requires that students be in compliance with the Maricopa County Community College District Supplemental Background Check policy. Program applications will not be accepted without a copy of an Arizona Department of Public Safety Level One Fingerprint Clearance Card. Upon conditional program admission, the student must comply with all requirements of the current MCCCD background check policy.
Grade Requirements:
Students must obtain a C grade or better or pass in P/Z graded courses in all courses in program.
Course Fee Information:
Please see class schedule for information regarding course fees.
University Transfer Students: For students planning a University Program
Students who are planning to earn the Bachelor of Science in Nursing may obtain their prerequisite courses at the Maricopa Community Colleges. For information on courses that meet requirements for admission into a baccalaureate program, please contact a program advisor.
Following completion of the practical nurse level program of study, the student is eligible to apply for licensure as a practical nurse. Licensed Practical Nurses (L.P.N.) are employed in acute, long-term, and community-based health care agencies under the direction of a registered nurse. Practical Nurses function within their legal scope of practice and use professional standards of care in illness care and health promotion activities for clients and families across the life span
The Associate in Applied Science in Nursing degree program is approved by the Arizona State Board of Nursing and accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC), 61 Broadway 33rd Floor, New York, New York 10006, 212.363.5555, ext 153.
Students must earn a grade of C or better in all courses within the program.
The Nursing Programs Core Values of Caring, Holism, Nursing Role Development, Critical Thinking, Safe Practice, and Information Management and Technology are integrated into the student learning outcomes/program competencies.
High School diploma or GED,
Formal application and admission to the program is required.
A passing score on a nursing program admission test is required to complete an application.
The Nursing Program Chair reserves the right to deny acceptance of an admission application if the applicant was dismissed for issues relating to academic integrity, unsafe patient care, and/or two (2) or more failures from any nursing program.
All applicants holding or receiving a certificate as a Nursing Assisting and/or license as a Practical Nurse must remain in good standing with the Board of Nursing. Once enrolled, students receiving any disciplinary actions against their certificate or license must notify the Nursing Program Chair within five (5) school days. The Nursing Program Chair reserves the right to restrict the students participation in clinical experiences and involvement in patient care until the certificate and/or license is valid and unrestricted.
|Area Note: The credit hour range is subject to change depending on the students educational experience.
|Introductory Biology for Allied Health (4) OR
|General Biology (Majors) I (4) OR
|One year of high school biology
|Human Anatomy and Physiology I
|Fundamental Chemistry (3) AND
|Fundamental Chemistry Laboratory (1) OR
|One year of high school chemistry
|Intermediate Algebra (5) OR
|Intermediate Algebra (4) OR
|Intermediate Algebra (3) OR
|Satisfactory completion of higher level mathematics course
|Introduction to Psychology (3) OR
|Developmental Psychology (3)
|Nursing Theory and Science I
|Nursing Theory and Science II
|Practical Nursing Transition Course
Program Competencies
- Creates an environment utilizing therapeutic communication and caring to achieve desired client outcomes. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Demonstrates effective communication skills both verbally, behaviorally, and in writing with health team members, clients and their families. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Provides culturally competent care to a diverse population. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Demonstrates legal and ethical behaviors in all nursing activities. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Applies the nursing process to provide safe client care. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Applies scientific principles and clinical reasoning to safely provide evidence-based clinically competent care within the current healthcare environment. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Demonstrates accountability for quality improvement in the health care system. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Integrates technology to assist in providing safe, effective client care. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Manages information confidentially and effectively to insure positive client outcomes. (NUR151, NUR171, NUR191)
- Provide nursing care individuals and families across the lifespan that addresses the needs of diverse clients by engaging them in their healthcare decisions. (NUR191)
Additional information is available at MCCCD's Center for Curriculum and Transfer Articulation.
All information published is subject to change without notice. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information presented, but based on the dynamic nature of the curricular process, course and program information is subject to change.
Please refer to the Official MCCCD CCTA website for official programs information.

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The Sansa Fuze+ MP3 Player is a feature-rich multimedia player that lets you bring video and music wherever you go. Featuring SanDisk's signature flash memory engineering and a bright QVGA screen, Sansa Fuze+ MP3 player delivers exceptional video and audio performance in a pocket-sized package. And with a built-in FM tuner, it lets you listen to your favorite radio stations while exercising or commuting..
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In addition to MP3s, the Sansa Fuze+ MP3 Player can play WMA, Secure WMA, OggVorbis, FLAC, and Audible files, as well as AAC for DRM-free iTunes music. High-quality files will keep their fidelity, and you won't need to spend time converting files before loading.
With its ultra-slim 0.3-inch profile and travel-friendly 2.25-ounce weight, the Sansa Fuze+ MP3 Player is comfortable to carry in a pocket or purse. Take it with you during your morning commute or keep it in your pocket during a workout at the gym. This MP3 player's stylish, minimalistic design comes in five colors.
Thanks to its "invisible" touch control pad and intuitive graphical interface, the Sansa Fuze+ MP3 Player makes browsing through your media a breeze. With a simple swipe of your finger, you can effortlessly control playback, switch between artists, and adjust volume. The sleek graphical interface gives you a clear view of your playlists.
You can also use the Sansa Fuze+ MP3 Player to store your favorite photos. The player is compatible with photos in JPEG and BMP format, and it can be used with the downloadable Sansa Media Converter PC software to view photos in TIFF, GIF, and PNG formats.
The Sansa Fuze+ MP3 Player features a digital FM tuner, giving you easy access to your favorite radio stations. The MP3 player also has an integrated microphone, which lets you easily record voice messages and reminders.
The built-in rechargeable battery lasts up to 24 hours for audio playback. For video playback, the battery can last up to 5 hours on a single charge.
With capacities up to 16GB, the Sansa Fuze+ MP3 player can accommodate all your favorite songs, videos, and photos. And thanks to its microSDHC expansion slot, the MP3 player lets you expand its memory by up to 32GB with a SanDisk microSD or microSDHC card (sold separately).
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The My Air, My Health HHS/EPA Challenge
Imagine how our health could improve if we had access to current air pollution data, along with timely information about how our bodies respond to those pollutants. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issued the My Air, My Health HHS/EPA Challenge to tap into the ingenuity of American problem solvers.
This competition challenged Americans to develop innovative solutions that connected timely, location-specific air pollution data and human health measurements to provide a more detailed picture of air quality's impact on our health.
Problem solvers from across the country participated by proposing designs that used sensors that could be easily worn or carried. These sensors also needed to account for a known or plausible link between air pollutants and health measurements (such as heart rate and breathing) in specific communities or populations.
From the collection of proposals, four finalists were selected to move on to the second phase, in which they developed working prototypes and demonstrated how their systems could be put into practical use by health and environmental agencies and by individual citizens.
One overall winner was chosen based on the most effective solution that integrated health measurements and air quality data, was easy to use and had meaningful impacts on health outcomes.
For additional information about the challenge, visit the My Air, My Health HHS/EPA Challenge
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- Meet the challenge winners: Conscious Clothing 6/14/13
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- Read the It All Starts With Science blog "My Air, My Health" 6/6/12
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Hollow steel pipes and an array of cast fittings enable pipefitters to build within any space or configuration. We leveraged the inherent flexibility of this system in designing our industrial-style bed collection.
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Posted by Jennifer on August 8, 2013 at 11:21 am
Football season is right around the corner, and the smell of Buffalo wings is in the air. Football isn't just a game you sit on the couch and enjoy; it's an event! For those who can't make it to the game, you need to bring that same excitement and energy to your home every Sunday. Want to know how to bring your game day experience to a whole new level?
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Campus Fire Safety
If you suspect a fire or if the fire alarm sounds:
- Grab your room keys.
- Alert any other occupants of the room.
- Roll out of bed and crawl to the door. Stay low to avoid smoke and heated gases that may have entered your room.
- Feel the doorknob or higher on the door with the back of your hand. If it feels hot, do not open it: the fire may be on the other side of the door. If it is not hot, open it slowly.
- If trapped on upper floors, and if possible, put a wet cloth under closed doors to help prevent the spread of smoke. If you are trapped, call 617-824-8888 and tell the operator your name, building name and room number, and tell them you need to be rescued. Stay on the phone until the fire department arrives at your room.
- If the hallway is clear of smoke, walk to the nearest fire exit and evacuate the building. Close your door behind you.
- Pull the fire alarm on your way out of the building if the alarm is not already sounding.
- Call the Police Department at 617-824-8888 from a safe place and report the nature and location of the fire.
- Do not attempt to extinguish a fire unless you are trained to do so.
- Do not return inside the building until instructed.
- Fire Prevention Regulations are intended to prevent injuries to members of the College community and physical damage to facilities. Rooms are inspected periodically, at random times, to ensure compliance with College regulations.
If evacuation is necessary:
- Provide the campus police dispatcher with your present location.
- Head to the nearest enclosed stairwell landing away from danger.
- If you are not in immediate danger, allow for the majority of the traffic to pass before entering the stairwell.
- Enter the landing and wait for emergency personnel to assist you.
- If the enclosed stairwells cannot be used, enter the safest area and dial 8888. Provide the campus police dispatcher with your exact location and wait for assistance.
- If your telephone doesn't work, try signaling from the window by waving a cloth or other visible object.
For those with special needs:
- Take control without depending on others to take the first step.
- Don't be afraid to let others know when you need assistance.
- Don't hesitate to communicate what your special needs are in order to make the evacuation easier and safer.
- Communicate with those who can help as soon as you are able.
- Plan ahead. Be prepared.
- When you enter the building, look it over and locate available telephones, exit signs, enclosed stairwells, and fire alarm pull stations.
- Never use elevators during a fire.
Tap and go
- The College has permanently implemented the Tap and Go Security Program, requiring all students and employees to show ID cards for 24/7 entrance to campus buildings.
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Emergency Line: 617-824-8888
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safety tips
Security is everyone's responsibility at Emerson. These steps can help ensure your own safety and the safety of others:
1. Carry your student ID at all times and cooperate with College officials asking you to identify yourself.
2. When walking after dark, use the "buddy system." Stay on main streets with good lighting and pedestrian traffic.
3. Report all suspicious activity on Emerson property to the Police Department at 617-824-8555.
4. Do not invite unfamiliar individuals into campus facilities.
5. When entering and exiting a campus facility, secure the door behind you and follow check-in and check-out procedures.
6. Immediately report all incidents of theft, intrusion, or physical harm to the Police Department.
7. The MBTA provides safe and reliable service from 5:30 am to 12:30 am daily. To check routes and maps, visit www.mbta.com.


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Just win Phin baby!
Just another player still pissed off after how many years that the Dolphins didn't draft him. Sure its an entirely different organization from top to bottom, but hes still bitter about it.
Well Gore is 100% correct.
Those sweatshirts are pretty dope i would rock it
Maybe this is the new logo for next year?
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The Persistence of Pesticide Dependence
In 1998 the World Bank adopted a binding policy on pest management requiring the Bank to assist borrower countries in reducing farmers' reliance on chemical pesticides and encourage the adoption of farmer-driven, ecologically-based integrated pest management systems (IPM). Yet in the five years since Operational Policy 4.09 on Pest Management was formally adopted, the Bank has struggled to translate its written policy into meaningful and appropriate action on the ground. This report reveals the degree to which the World Bank has fallen short on its commitment to IPM, and that Bank lending for agricultural and rural development has con- tinued to exacerbate rather than reduce pesticide dependence, undermining the letter and spirit of OP 4.09.


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UNLEARN week is underway
Students at Calvin are challenging their peers to think about the stereotypes and assumptions that contribute to racism in today's society.
October 07, 2014 | Matt Kucinski
Unlearn Week
The play "Incognito" is one of the events the Office for Multicultural Affairs is including as part of Unlearn Week—a series of programs that challenges the generalizations, stereotypes and assumptions underlying racism. Unlearn Week runs through Friday, Oct. 11.
October 10, 2013 | Matt Kucinski
Unlearn Week 2012
This year's week of anti-racism programming features speakers, discussions, a movie and a food festival.
October 05, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Unlearn Week
This year, Unlearn Week, held from October 4 through 9, includes events about the Obama Administration, cross-racial adoption and the Asian experience.
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Test ID: LD
Lactate Dehydrogenase (LD), Serum
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Investigation of a variety of diseases involving the heart, liver, muscle, kidney, lung, and blood
Monitoring changes in tumor burden after chemotherapy, although, lactate dehydrogenase elevations in patients with cancer are too erratic to be of use in the diagnosis of cancer
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Lactate dehydrogenase (LD) activity is present in all cells of the body with highest concentrations in heart, liver, muscle, kidney, lung, and erythrocytes. Serum LD is elevated in a number of clinical conditions.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
1-30 days: 135-750 U/L
31 days-11 months: 180-435 U/L
1-3 years: 160-370 U/L
4-6 years: 145-345 U/L
7-9 years: 143-290 U/L
10-12 years: 120-293 U/L
13-15 years: 110-283 U/L
16-17 years: 105-233 U/L
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Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Marked elevations in lactate dehydrogenase (LD) activity can be observed in megaloblastic anemia, untreated pernicious anemia, Hodgkin's disease, abdominal and lung cancers, severe shock, and hypoxia.
Moderate to slight increases in LD levels are seen in myocardial infarction (MI), pulmonary infarction, pulmonary embolism, leukemia, hemolytic anemia, infectious mononucleosis, progressive muscular dystrophy (especially in the early and middle stages of the disease), liver disease, and renal disease.
In liver disease, elevations of LD are not as great as the increases in aspartate amino transferase (AST) and alanine aminotransferase (ALT).
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10 medium
red potatoes, quartered
1 (8 ounce) package
baby carrots
1 cup
chopped celery
2 (26 ounce) cans
condensed cream of chicken soup
6 cubes
chicken bouillon
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1 teaspoon
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1 tablespoon
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Just by reading this recipe I knew I was not going to add any salt to it. Ended up putting in garlic, pepper, and fresh basil. Also, instead of any buillon I added a can of chicken broth. I know the potatoes would have been good, but I put in wheat egg noodles. Also added onions and mushrooms. I will try the potatoes next time. Very easy, creamy and yummy.
I found both things to like and things that could be improved with this recipe. On the plus side, the chicken came out wonderfully and very moist, and the potatoes were also delicious and made the stew very filling. The preparation was also extremely simple; the most time-consuming part was cubing the chicken. That said, even having left out the celery salt (which I didn't have), I found this stew much too salty. This coming from a guy who considers salt to be its own food group; I put it on virtually everything. In retrospect, I think that the only problem was that 6 bouillon cubes is far too much. I ended up adding two cups of whole milk to try and mellow it out without hurting the creaminess, which did help somewhat. But the bouillon just ended up giving the whole thing that salty, artificial chicken flavor, like eating a packet of ramen flavoring. If I were to make this again I'd use maybe 1 or 2 cubes of the bouillon, if any at all. The condensed soup and the chicken breasts are probably enough chicken flavor by themselves, especially if you leave a little bit of the chicken fat on the breasts. Then just salt to taste.
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HELPFUL HINTS TO MAKE THIS 5 STARS: This is a recipe that can be changed 100 different ways and still turn out good. Important thing to note is you absolutely positively do not need to add the bouillon cubes. Well, let me rephrase... 1 chicken bc does taste fine w/o being salty when you add the potatoes. If I use grand biscuits which I recommend to serve with this, I do not add potatoes. Kinda overdone on the carbs. If I do add potatoes, DEFINITELY add 1 can of chicken broth and this is the only time I would consider adding a tsp of garlic salt to flavor the potatoes a bit. I added lots of fresh garlic. You also can omit the celery and baby carrots if you don't have them. My bag of mixed veggies always have carrots in them. The black pepper should really be reduced to 1/2t unless you like tasting black pepper in every bite. I also recommend adding 2-3t of mrs. dash or equivalent or it will be very bland as the chicken has no flavor. If you use frozen chicken breasts, just add 1 more hour to the cooking time. This tastes wonderful. Can also be served over noodles. :) Oh, and I always cook this in the crockpot on low not high. My thawed chicken is always done in 4-5 hours on low, and I found the frozen veggies needed 1.5 to get soft.
The was really excellent, with a few small changes. As others suggested, I omitted the bouillon and used 1 can of low-sodium chicken broth. I also combine about 1/4 cup flour with some water and added to the dish during the last 15 minutes of cooking. Turned out nice and thick to spoon over our biscuits! I will definitely be keeping this recipe for the next time we want chicken and biscuits!
My family loved this I did put only 1 tsp pepper not the 1 TBS.
Great flavor but WAY too salty! I would suggest using garlic powder instead of garlic salt and use low sodium bouillon. Other than that - great recipe! Served over home made biscuits - YUM!
This was really yummy!! I have blood pressure problems so I skipped out on the celery and garlic salt, and boulion cubes - and used plain garlic, a big family sized can of cream of chicken soup, and one small can of cream of celery soup! I also just added the potatoes, a chopped onion, bag of frozen veggies, ground pepper and herbs!! Very good! Very easy!! Will for sure make many times over!! Thank you!!
I changed it up a bit...I only added 2 bouillion cubes, added 1 can cream of celery, 1 can cream of mush, 2 cans cr of chicken, then added green beans instead of the mixed veggies. I served it over biscuits... very yummy!!
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The First El Capitan Rescue 1970
The First El Capitan Rescue 1970
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And so it is not surprising that some climbers have come here with something like this in mind as well. It's such a peaceful spectacular place that it might be hard to understand how in this midst, one could actually come to wit's end or even die while people capered below.
By the early 70's many parties were already trade-routing up the Nose. Ascents were completely commonplace, the ledges were getting rubbished and crap-filled. There were tons of fixed pieces, and route information was available everywhere. What looked like heaven from below during summer could be a stinking crowded shock in suffocating three-digit temperatures, with perhaps no wind. And worse, no shade. Yvon has called El Cap a vertical desert; perhaps it was becoming a vertical desert with frequent horizontal outhouses.
The first big rescue on El Cap was in summer, in the usual extreme heat and otherwise perfect weather that makes
We had a couple of large reels of 1/2" twisted lay nylon rope brought up there, and perhaps 15-20 climbers. In fact this was the beginning, informally of SAR, with the West Buttress rescue later that year. Suddenly there would be free campsites for us and a small degree of relief from the denigrating myopia of the authorities even though for the next thirty years, they remained intent on wiping us out, even our Camp. It was not too clear how to get this rescue accomplished, as we were not sure if our distressed party could jumar out, or would have to be lowered or hauled. There was hardly any information with which to work.
Bridwell, already with years in ski patrol and EMS at
When he reached the party of two, they were exhausted but ready to get out of there, like right now. They had the necessary equipment for the climb and no injuries. Very very rapidly, Kelly Minnick from Colorado and Brian Robertson, a mountaineer from Scotland and Huandoy Sur/Whillans notoriety, arrive one after the other over the big rounded edge we had all been staring at for the last few hours. They had jumared 500-600 feet in nearly record time. We were all impressed. The story was they thought they were in trouble, they were running out of water. Both were sunburned and quite fair skinned. Brian had shorts on even, was portly and bright pink. To complete the image he was really vociferous, practically stentorian. Kelly was quieter, quite thin, probably younger and had long red hair. They did not talk directly to each other. It was immediately all about restoring one's reputation and ego at the expense of a partner right in front of us 20 rescuers. It seemed they openly despised one another. They were not regular partners but paired for this ascent.
It was not the picture of climbers near death, unable to progress, empty-handed and doomed. It was apparent that they just couldn't---no, had refused---to climb together further. They hated being sunburned to bits, weren't prepared for the awesome exposure on this route without shade, and needed some water. Mostly grateful to us to get rescued, they were clearly preoccupied nonetheless by a variety of personal concerns that included neither real humility nor willfully managing to take care of all situations that stood in the way of a summit or a safe retreat. It was shocking that a party would call for a large-scale rescue without exhausting all other possibilities clearly present to everyone else.
The rescue complete we dispersed quickly, organizing to leave and go back to camp; I wandered a couple hundred yards over to the top of the famous Salathe Wall over which we had flown just hours prior, returning, curious. Without knowing it, I would end up soloing it a year later. Standing there by myself on the distinct edge, it was the first time that I had ever been right in front of exposure such as this, 3200 ft. It appeared to me almost as a door, that lead to another complete existence, so compelling the visual image was almost blurred, so full with meaning.
But I was upset in a way I did not understand. This rescue, with its initial grim look and morbid open-ended possibilities, had triggered something in me. When it turned out a raving success and just a mid-day caper, albeit somewhat unnecessary, this should have relieved me and the visceral grip we all feel in emergency situations. In fact the whole affair was over well within a day, a handful of hours. But I wanted to join this yawning gorgeous zero before me. I wanted to sail into the immensity, not because I wanted to die but perhaps because I was somehow terribly lonely, suddenly, after the valiant group effort of our team rescue had ended.
It had been my first such emergency operation. The noble bonds the hastily formed group made, the grave vital unity to which, honored, I had briefly belonged, had evaporated in minutes, as if it had not been there in the first place. We had thrilled to the sense of mission. Had it all disappeared into this huge place, this hole in the world below my feet? This sublime drop-off was also curious, new, attracting a deep primitive desire for flight, earthly transcendence, and somehow, impeccable worthiness. It seemed to promise an enormous alternative answer to everything else, all things, without disclosing how terrible this answer would be on the way down. Shocked and struggling between reason and primitive emotion, I turned back to leave, to return again in a few months for the next strange rescue operation we would mount in the fall on the tail end of a bad storm on the West Buttress.


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In this coming-of-age drama from Germany, Nicole (Nicole Glaeser) is a 14-year-old girl who feels stuck in the awkward middle ground between childhood and adulthood; while she's still learning the complicated emotional terrain of mature relationships, her instincts tell her she's ready for a boyfriend and all that that entails. Nicole has her eye on one of her schoolmates, Schoeppi (Christopher Schoeps), and begins pursuing him with no small degree of enthusiasm. Nicole decides to move things to the next level when she invites Schoeppi over to her house on an evening when her mother isn't home, determined to show him just how strong her feelings for him run. Mein Stern was the first dramatic feature from documentary filmmaker Valeska Grisebach and drew an enthusiastic response after screenings at the 2001 Locarno Film Festival.~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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A business website has listed Ball State and Indiana State universities on its "America's Most Dangerous Colleges" list.
Business Insider, www.businessinsider.com, issued the 25 rankings in November, based on the number of crimes committed on or near campus, as reported by the FBI 2008-2011, according to its website.
At No. 11, Ball State, in Muncie, with a 2011 enrollment of 22.083 students, averaged 19 violent crimes and 353 property crimes, according to Business Insider.
Indiana State, in Terre Haute, with 11,494 students, was No. 12 with an average of nine violent crimes and 214 property crimes.
University of California's Los Angeles and Berkeley campuses ranked Nos. 1 and 2, respectively.
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A 13-0 run to open the game and another 9-0 offensive burst at the end of the first half were the difference Saturday afternoon inside the Tad Smith Coliseum, as the Ole Miss Rebels dropped the ETSU Buccaneers 71-50 in non-conference basketball action.
The Buccaneers, who dropped to 4-5 on the season, will return to Johnson City and prepare to leave for Cancun, Mexico, on Monday, where they will compete Dec. 22-24 in the Cancun Governor's Cup. ETSU could face Ole Miss (7-2) again next week in Mexico, as the Rebels will also be playing in the same event.
"We had it to five and were in pretty good position, but the last four minutes really hurt us in the first half," said ETSU head coach
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The game started poorly for the Bucs, as the Rebels hit three of their first five 3-point attempts and opened the game with a 13-0 run over the first eight minutes. Meanwhile, in that same time frame, the Bucs were dismal, going 0-of-8 from the field and committing six turnovers.
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In the first half, the Bucs shot just 36 percent from the floor and committed 12 turnovers compared to four turnovers for Ole Miss. While the Bucs outrebounded the Rebels 21-15 in the first half, the turnovers by ETSU allowed Ole Miss to take eight more shots from the floor.
The Bucs' offense opened the second half poorly once again, scoring just eight points over the first eight minutes and allowing the Rebels to build their lead to as many as 21 points. ETSU never got closer than 14 after the break.
For the game, the Bucs were led offensively by Smith, who finished with 18 points, while junior forward
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While they outrebounded the Rebels 40-35, Ole Miss took 12 more shots on the night and hit on 49 percent from the floor and 32 percent from beyond the arc.
Ole Miss got a game-high 22 points from Chris Warren, while Reginald Buckner scored 16 and Zach Graham added 14.
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With the loss, the Bucs dropped to 5-8 all-time against the Rebels … Senior forward
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LIM College, the nation's only college focused exclusively on the study of business and fashion, has launched a Master of Business Administration degree program with concentrations in Fashion Management and Entrepreneurship.
The only program of its kind in the United States, LIM College's MBA program educates students in advanced concepts and theories of management, leadership and entrepreneurship within the context of global challenges and specifically for the application of those theories within the business of fashion.
In announcing the program, Elizabeth S. Marcuse, President of LIM College said, "LIM College's MBA program will create ideas that deepen and advance understanding of the fashion industry and with those ideas develop innovative, principled, and insightful leaders who can move the industry forward into the future."
Ideal for fashion industry employees with two or more years of working experience who want to advance their careers, young international professionals who want to change careers and become managers in the fashion industry, and fashion entrepreneurs, LIM College's MBA classes are offered after work hours to accommodate these groups' scheduling needs.
"Our new MBA program will create ideas that deepen and advance understanding of the fashion industry and with those ideas develop innovative, principled, and insightful leaders who can move the industry forward into the future."
According to President Marcuse, "Our MBA program meets a growing need in the retail and fashion industries. Larger U.S. companies are planning to hire more people who hold MBA degrees. And even though many MBA programs already exist, there are no programs specifically focused on entrepreneurial smaller businesses in the fashion industry, despite the fact that small businesses continue to be a vital part of the industry. LIM College's MBA program fills this need for talent for both larger and smaller fashion enterprises. This is another significant development in our strategic expansion to solidify our position as the leading college for the study of business and fashion."


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A man held in connection with the disappearance of an Alaska teen has been indicted on two new charges: kidnapping resulting in death and receipt and possession of ransom money. Federal court documents filed Wednesday shed some light on what authorities believe happened to 18-year-old Samantha Koenig on the night February 1.
34-year-old Israel Keyes is accused of abducting Koenig from the coffee hut where she worked, killing her and then using her cell phone to demand ransom money, according to the indictment. Koenig's body was found in Matanuska Lake on April 2.
The indictment states that Keyes allegedly stole a debit card from a car Koenig shared and obtained the pin number for the card from her. Prosecutors claim he used it several times between February 28 and March 13 to withdraw about $2,400 in ransom money from ATMs in several states, including Texas, Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico.
Keyes was arrested in Lufkin, Texas in mid-March and authorities initially refused to say how he was connected to the Koenig case. Until Wednesday's indictment, he was being held without bond on a charge of access device fraud. A detention order described him as a "serious" flight risk and a potential danger to the community if released.
The indictment alleges that Keyes "intentionally inflicted serious bodily injury that resulted in the death of Samantha Koenig" and refers to "an act of violence" that "created a grave risk of death," but it does not reveal how she was killed or what led authorities to search for her body in the lake.
According to the Anchorage Daily News, Keyes entered a not guilty plea at his arraignment in federal court Thursday.
For more on this case and other stories go to: www.HLNtv.com


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P.S. Saudi Arabia And China Team Up To Build A Gigantic New Oil Refinery. Is This The Beginning Of The End For The Petrodollar?
P.S. Saudi Arabia And China Team Up To Build A Gigantic New Oil Refinery. Is This The Beginning Of The End For The Petrodollar?
It just keeps getting better and better.
We don't have a Muslim in the White House. Again, you look like a complete jackass typing something like that. How do you expect for anyone to take you seriously? Well, no one does, but it's not like you do a good job trying to build any credibility.
We've had a good trading relationship with the Chinese since the 1970s. NAFTA screwed us more with affairs north and south of the border, not China. Companies started outsourcing jobs in the 70s and 80s, it's hardly a recent phenomenon.
I've actually been more than a few times. It's just a big ****around right now. The Iran situation is hardly the Cuban Missile Crisis part II, though. Neither side is going to attack the other. You're more likely just to see more and more proxy wars being fought in various hot spots around that area. It's not going to bring the end of the world.
I don't understand what your first link has to do with your second link.
However, I think it is funny that Iran is friends with the United States now.
Speaking of Iran......
What do far-right types think McCain would have done so differently in foreign policy as President? Obama continued virtually all of Bush's directive.


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Rain Forest Adventures Costa Rica Honored With Certification for Sustainable Tourism
Michelle Dumaine
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MIAMI, FLORIDA (November 30, 2010) – Rain Forest Adventures Costa Rica Atlantic and Pacific parks have achieved Certification for Sustainable Tourism (CST) Level 5, the highest tier, from the Costa Rica Tourism Board. This marks the eco-adventure parks' successful natural, cultural and social resource management.
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The Certification for Sustainable Tourism (CST) is a program that categorizes and certifies tourism businesses in Costa Rica, with the goal of demonstrating sustainability within their operations. It measures the balanced interaction and appropriate use of natural resources and culture, improvement of the quality of life within local communities, and the economic success of the industry, which leads to overall national development. Visit www.visitcostarica.com for more information.
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Shirlington Dog Park Mural
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No one should have to choose between their right to speak and their right to earn an honest living. And the First Amendment does not let government officials play art critic.
Kim Houghton is the owner of Wag More Dogs, a canine boarding and grooming facility in Arlington, Va. Long a fan of the dog park that is located right behind her business, Kim commissioned an outdoor mural of cartoon dogs, bones and paw prints in order to give something back to the community. But a few months later, Arlington officials blocked Kim's building permit and told her that she could not open unless she painted over the mural or covered it with a blue tarp. Her crime was painting a piece of art that—in the eyes of Arlington officials—was "too related" to her business. In the eyes of the county regulator, a mural that depicted dragons would be perfectly fine. But because it shows dogs and bones, it's illegal. Under the threat of losing her livelihood, Kim complied and covered the mural.
But rather than simply roll over, Kim waged a fight to vindicate not only her own right to free expression, but also the rights of other small businesses who face seemingly all-powerful government regulators that arbitrarily and abusively wield their authority. That is why Kim has teamed up with the Institute for Justice to file a federal First Amendment challenge to Arlington's zoning ordinance in court.
Kim's lawsuit was filed on December 2, 2010 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. Unfortunately, the district court dismissed Kim's case, holding that, as a matter of law, cities and counties need not produce evidence that their speech restrictions actually make their roads safer or their communities more attractive. Although Kim appealed the district court's ruling, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in May 2012 upheld the district court's ruling, thereby leaving in place the unconstitutional conditions that Arlington imposes on would-be speakers. Although Kim's fight is over, the Institute for Justice continues to fight across the country for a very simple and important legal principle: Under the First Amendment, the right to speak is just that—a right—and not a privilege to be doled out by government officials.
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Thursday, March 15, 2012
Dancing in the street
34 comments:
Oh, I would love to join you! I love to dance -- still -- even if I am an old broad! Delightful capture, dear Genie!! Have a wonderful day!ReplyDelete
This is exquisite! Love the action and color and composition. When do you return?ReplyDelete
What a wonderful capture. I love her red coat.ReplyDelete
Holly made the Alabama delgation very proud!ReplyDelete
Bravo, Holly! Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)ReplyDelete
I don´t dance but I love to watch people dancing and saw the dancing and singing in Rue Mouffetard once - it was a very precious moment.ReplyDelete
So happy mood in this post!Great capture!ReplyDelete
Ah, Party time! I must remember this occasion the next time my wife and I visit Paris...Nice shot Genie!ReplyDelete
Each quaver carried away a worry, every minim laughed at concern. The rhythm lifted his feet and the chords flowed through his mind. Monsieur Gilbert was floating lost in the joy of the dance.ReplyDelete
Awwww.....such fun!ReplyDelete
A great shot that reminds me of this fabulous market and why I find the French so endearing.ReplyDelete
what fun if we all could join you. we might all wear red coats and be not quite french together. i would even knit a red coat for oskar.ReplyDelete
That was a wonderful morning - singing and dancing in the winter sunshine. Wish I could join them every Sunday, but will have to make do with a once a year jaunt.ReplyDelete
Vive Alabama !!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to get there! Is this an all-day thing? Morning? Afternoon?ReplyDelete
FUN Genie! I love the way her red coat swings as she dances and I think it would be a perfect day to sit and watch everyone dance.ReplyDelete
I love the sound of music. My heart and my feet want to join even the most complicated ballet, though I'm more adept at funky than at waltz or polka. Wish I could go along to share the joy.ReplyDelete
I'm jealous...Good for her! Love the picture...JaneyReplyDelete
This happening seems very nice. I would like to dance with them.ReplyDelete
You are looking very French in your all black. Guess your scarf was under your coat?....Cute pic!ReplyDelete
OOps that last comment was to be on V's picture (of herself). I think I need to move away from the computer..ReplyDelete
In Paris, who wouldn't dance in the street? For the sheer joy of being in Paris.ReplyDelete
Ah oui! A fine example of the French expressing their joie de vivre. Dancing in the street on a Sunday is my idea of a religious service.ReplyDelete
What a good idea a dance and go dancing. Love it and the lady looks good in red. She has fun.ReplyDelete
Wonderful! I'll bet your not-quite-French girl had no shortage of partners.ReplyDelete
Too bad I missed it!! But I'm sure "the nice red coat" found better dancers than me! :-)ReplyDelete
With a full dance card, I'd say the French men like the American in the red coat! Great composition.ReplyDelete
Holly and her magic red coat are a feast for the eyes! I love the dancing movement of your photo. What joy to be on rue Mouffetard on a Sunday! You and D most assuredly need to dance a bit when you are there <3ReplyDelete
Thank you all for responding to this photo. As you can imagine I am partial to the girl in the red coat. I am wondering if I should have used my favorite one in which they are both laughing as she spins around. Perhaps in the future I will pull that one out for a post.ReplyDelete
The "party" begins around 11am on Sunday mornings and has no set format except full participation is encouraged. There are locals and tourists and on this day there were two very excited photographers. It is a chance to see Parisians enjoying the weekend and to share in a bit of their heritage.
Speedway, allons-y!
Brattcat, Oskar said to borrow baby brattcat's coat and come along!
Thank you for your visit on my blog Genie !! and yOU ARE sooo lucky to get there again soon !!ReplyDelete
Would looove to go to Paris/France again !! atm I can only dream and enjoy your pics :)
Ahhh...there's that fab red coat again!!!ReplyDelete
A delightful way to spend some time, and a good way to meet new people!ReplyDelete
Holly could easily be mistaken for a French mademoiselle in her tres chic red coat Genie. Ah dancing in the street, marvelous!ReplyDelete
I wonder who was having the most fun -- the photographer, the girl in the red coat or her dancing partner!ReplyDelete


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First post on this forum. But, looks like yall are the guys to talk to. My retired grandfather has a Miller AEAD200le in the back of his garage. Recently, my father saw it and offered to buy it from him. So my grandfather and I pulled it out cleaned up the fuel lines and carb. It starts right up, runs great, but when the weld/power switch is switched to power it dies. What could this be? The switch?I read maybe a micro swicth connected to the coil? Has anybody encoutered this problem before? thanks for any help!
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Help with Miller AEAD 200LE
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Venue: Monte Carlo
Circuit Length: 3.340 km
Laps: 78
Lap Record: 1:14.390 = 205.191 km/h • Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), 2004
Odd note:
Going into the sixth race of 2013, we haven't seen the Safety Car deployed yet. But that's likely to change in Monte Carlo. Monaco has a very high incidence of Safety Car interventions (Mark Webber had to cope with four of them during his first victory there in 2010!) and there is an 80% chance we will see the race neutralised for a while on Sunday.
The Track:
It may be the most recognisable ribbon of tarmac in the world. "You can feel the history of Formula 1 as you drive through the streets and tackle some of the really famous corners," is how Pastor Maldonado sums it up. Monaco's circuit measures just over three kilometres but it packs a lot into its tight confines. There are 19 corners, 12 right, seven left; nine of those corners are taken at under 100 km/h. Monaco has the shortest sprint of the whole season to the first corner – from pole to Ste Dévote is just 140 metres – and its fastest section is through a tunnel.
Question: Monaco boasts the slowest corner of the entire season. Which one is it? Answer below.
What's unusual?
Monaco's other infamous characteristic is the undulating track surface – watch for the drivers turning sharply off-line to avoid bumps between Casino and Mirabeau – which means the teams go soft on their cars' settings to enhance mechanical grip. Pirelli bring the Soft and Supersoft P Zero combination.
Who's hot?
Right now it's not so much who as what. Engines are a hot topic, not just because of the temperatures generated by racing. This week came the formal announcement that Honda will renew its hugely successful F1 partnership with McLaren, starting in 2015. The Japanese manufacturer said a rather sheepish 'Sayonara' to Grand Prix racing at the end of 2008 but says the sport's new turbo-charged, high-efficiency, hybrid future meshes well with its philosophy. Honda will also seek other teams to supply, though probably not until 2016.
That means competition for other engines will also hot up. Renault is keen to reduce its number of customer teams, perhaps to three, but paradoxically may have to look after more in the transitional year of 2014. Meanwhile Mercedes is on the look-out for another partner to replace McLaren, so the teams sitting pretty at the heart of what could become a bidding war look to be Lotus and Williams. Watch for breaking news during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend…
Not surprisingly the other hot topic is tyres. Could we go from the ridiculous (80+ stops in Barcelona last time out) to the sublime (there were only 25 tyre pit stops in Monaco in 2012)? Whatever happens this weekend, there will be a change in Pirelli's product from the Canadian round on says Pirelli's Paul Hembery: "Our aim is to provide the teams with a new range which mixes the stability of the 2012 tyres and the performance of the current ones. As a company, we have always moved quickly to make improvements where we see them to be necessary. After evaluating data from the first few races this year, we've decided to introduce a further evolution as it became clear at the Spanish Grand Prix that the number of pit stops was too high." On the other hand, Lotus chief Eric Boullier is underwhelmed: "There aren't many sports where there are such fundamental changes to an essential ingredient part-way through a season," he observed.
Behind the wheel the current hot shoe is Fernando Alonso: two wins in three races see the Ferrari man on the march, 17 points shy of leader Sebastian Vettel and 13 behind Kimi Raïkkönen. The Spaniard hasn't won in the Principality since 2007 (it was one of his four victories for McLaren) so the time is ripe to end Red Bull's run of three Monaco wins on the bounce.
Who's not?
Let's look down the grid a little for our first name this week. For a classically-trained pianist Adrian Sutil is a little out of tune at the moment. The German, returning after an enforced absence, hasn't troubled the scorers since he finished seventh in Australia in March. Four races without a point, not helped by incidents like Gutiérrez's attack in China or his botched first pit stop in Barcelona: time to stop the rot and start closing the 20-point gap to Force India partner Paul di Resta. "The good news," according to team owner V.J. Mallya, "is that Adrian is mentally very strong and he will deal with it. In the cockpit he is doing exactly what we expect and that's why we put him in the car."
Behind Force India is not where McLaren expect to find themselves, especially going to a circuit where they have a proud record of 15 victories – more than any other marque. The news came this week that Paddy Lowe is also defecting to Mercedes, as widely anticipated. Comfortingly, Lowe, joining as Executive Director (Technical), will take corporate-speak with him: "The team has already produced probably the fastest car of the 2013 season while the technical challenges of the new regulations for 2014 will give us the opportunity to maximise the synergies available to a works manufacturer," he said.
2012 Results
Pole Position:
Mark Webber (Red Bull Renault), 1:14.381 (Mark inherited pole because Michael Schumacher, who was fastest in qualifying, took a five-place grid penalty). Schumacher's Mercedes lapped in 1:14.301 = 161.828 km/h.
1st: Mark Webber (Red Bull Renault), 1:46.06.557 (av. speed 147.312 km/h)
2nd: Nico Rosberg (Mercedes), gap 0.643s
3rd: Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), gap 0.947s
Fastest Lap: Sergio Pérez (Sauber Ferrari), 1:17.296 = 155.557 km/h on lap 49
Aussie Watch
Monaco is a happy hunting-ground for both Mark Webber and Dan Ricciardo. Back in 2001 Mark pulled off a stunning F3000 victory for Super Nova; in 2010 it was one of the four circuits where he posted race wins, and last year he did the same again, both times from pole position. Dan won the World Series by Renault 3.5 events there in both 2010 and 2011 with Tech 1 and ISR respectively; on F1 debut there last season he qualified 16th but posted a DNF when his steering was loosened by contact with a Monte Carlo kerb.
Did you get it? It's Turn 6, the tight left-hander at the Grand Hotel which used to be known as the Station Hairpin. F1 cars get down to an improbable 44 km/h!


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