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9866 Hawks Nest Dr, Madison WI 53593 Sold for $319,900 on 05/09/2018
Features of 9866 Hawks Nest Dr, Madison, WI 53593
- Condominiums
- Status: Sold
- County: Dane
- Bedrooms: 3
- Full Bathrooms: 2
- Est. Square Footage: 2,139
- Acreage: 0.0
- Elementary School: Olson
- Middle School: Jefferson
- High School: Memorial
- Property Taxes: $576
- Property Tax Year: 2017
- Listing Company: Stark Company, Realtors
Property Description for 9866 Hawks Nest Dr, Madison, WI 53593
9866 Hawks Nest Dr, Madison, WI 53593 - Get the peace of mind that comes with award-winning,quality craftsmanship & energy efficiency that can only be found in a Veridian home. On average, a Focus On Energy & Green Built certified Veridian home is 70% more energy efficient than a typical used home! Even more, all Veridian homes come fully loaded with custom features & the best brands, like Auburn Ridge cabinetry & Kohler plumbing fixtures. To top it off, they even come with a comprehensive warranty backed by a full service team.
Room Dimensions for 9866 Hawks Nest Dr, Madison, WI 53593
- Master BR: 14.0 x 13.0
- BR 2: 11.0 x 12.0
- Kitchen: 12.0 x 15.0
- Living Rm: 13.0 x 17.0
- Utility Rm: 10.0 x 8.0
- Dining Area: 12.0 x 13.0
- BR 3: 11.0 x 12.0
- Family Rm: 26.0 x 17.0
- Full, Poured concrete foundatn, Stubbed for Bathroom, Total Finished
Interior Features
- Heating/Cooling: Central air, Forced air
- Water Waste: Municipal sewer, Municipal water
Building and Construction
- Ranch, Stand Alone
- Exterior: Deck/Balcony, Private Entry
- Construction Type: E
Land Features
- Waterfront/Access: N
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The role of geophysics in Oxy's Permian Basin unconventional resource play appraisal and development workflow
Journal name: First Break
Issue: Vol 37, No 3, March 2019, pp. 45 - 52
Info: Article, PDF (1.28Mb)
Large-scale pore pressure prediction after pre-stack depth migration in the Caspian Sea
Journal name: First Break
Issue: Vol 25, No 9, September 2007, pp. 39 - 51
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High-Grading Prospects by Utilizing AVO Attributes – A Case Study from Sarawak Basin, Malaysia
Event name: 67th EAGE Conference & Exhibition
Session: Exploration Case Studies 1
Publication date: 13 June 2005
Info: Extended abstract, PDF (8.11Mb)
Wavelet Estimation and Zero-Phasing by Intergrating Seismic and Well Based Methods
Event name: 62nd EAGE Conference & Exhibition
Session: Seismic Data Processing
Publication date: 29 May 2000
Info: Extended abstract, PDF (53.98Kb)
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Isn't this just too cute? I am at the Stampede in Dallas Texas and Melissa is teaching me how to use Nestabilities. After using these and seeing the wonderful results I can't believe I have never used them before! I love the embossing after you have made your cut as it has such a wonderful finished look to it.
This is also my first attempt at digital stamping, and this is the 2nd card I made.... tomorrow you will see the first. This cute little stamp is a Freebie at Tiddly Inks and I would highly recommend that you give a Freebie a try as you may get hooked! I even bought a couple after trying the freebie and it was very reasonable. I just downloaded the file to my computer and from the Microsoft Word just hit Insert Art, then from file and it went right on my sheet. I then sized it, copied and place it on the sheet and printed it on card stock it was so easy. Melissa at Melissa Made suggested I use Power Point but I don't have that at work so I used what I had on my lunch hour. Easy.
Now don't laugh but all I keep at work is a set of Crayola Markers that cost me a whole $3.99 and I used those to color little 'Bo' in! Hey, it worked so don't laugh it just goes to prove you can use what you have without spending big bucks!
With a little help from my friend Melissa I am able to cut and emboss my first card. Click HERE if you want a chart for your CuttleBug Plate positions and thank Melissa for here generosity as she let me share with you! This little video will show you how it is done.
This card turned out so nice, I just love it. As a matter of fact I printed 4 more little Bo's to color and print as I need more Birthday cards.
This card turned out so nice, I just love it. As a matter of fact I printed 4 more little Bo's to color and print as I need more Birthday cards.
This last video is just me finishing the card.... you see I didn't have this awesome paper but Melissa came to the rescue with that gorgeous Echo Park paper and it is just perfect for this card!
I hope you enjoyed today's post and learned something.... I know I sure did! And a big thank you to Melissa of Melissa Made for all her wonderful help. Tomorrow you will see the first card I made and you will see why she was so willing to help..... boy was I in trouble! this card is so nice and I thank Melissa for that!
And thank you for your sweet - sweet words of encouragement. Your comments continue to inspire me to share with you even if I am learning from someone else!


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Popular Christmas Day Quotes For Facebook: Let's adorn your Facebook wall on this joys occasion of Merry Christmas by posting Christmas Day Quotes For Facebook. Send an ideal Christmas message to your beloved one. Share and tag your friends on Facebook and categorical your thoughts on love with beloved one by Christmas love standing on this Christmas.
Here we have a tendency to badge latest Merry Christmas standing for Facebook which is able to be a fun thanks to getting pleasure from this Christmas together with your friends and followers on the best social networking website. Either you'll be able to use these Merry Christmas standing as a non-public message, email, Whatsapp or the other social media you wish. wish you a really Happy and Merry Christmas! 😎
Popular Christmas Day Quotes For Facebook
- Merry Christmas! From my wall to yours.
- Fill your heart with Xmas songs, candies, cakes & soak in the beautiful snow, Merry Christmas to You!
- A lovely thing about Christmas is that it's compulsory, like a thunderstorm.. and we all go through it together. Merry Christmas!
- Dear Santa, Don't listen to any of my Facebook friends. I have been a perfect angel, I swear.
- All I want for Christmas is to have everyone in my life be healthy, feel loved.
- The Snow Gently Falls, Touches the Heart, White as a Dove, Merry Christmas With Loads of Love!
- Dear Santa, I don't want anything for Christmas except for the person reading this to have an amazing Christmas.
- Never worry about the size of your Christmas tree. In the eyes of children, they are all 30 feet tall.
- Mankind is a great, an immense family, This is proved by what we feel in our hearts at Christmas.
- Joyful like the angels, Pleasing as a star, Peaceful like you're a part of heaven!
- Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.
- Is ready for it to be Christmas time… cold weather, pretty lights, the smell of firewood burning… and lots of presents!
- One of the most glorious messes in the world is the mess created in the living room on Christmas Day.
- The liquor store clerk just wished me a merry Christmas as if she weren't going to see me 7 more times before then.
- Let's welcome the year which is fresh and new, let's cherish each moment it beholds, let's celebrate this blissful new year.
- Christmas is full of beautiful things that marvel us but the most amazing of all is the opportunity to feel and share the love that fills lives.
- May this Christmas be so special that you never ever feel lonely again and be surrounded by loved ones!
- From Home to home, and heart to heart, from one place to another. The warmth and joy of Christmas bring us closer to each other.
- Merry Christmas to all my family and friends…I love all of you and wish you the very best of everything…Peace and goodwill to you.
- Wow, Christmas shopping is pretty much done. All I have left is to just sit here and mourn the death of my bank account
- I put in an URGENT REQUEST to Santa last night for a mirror so you can locate that STICK that's UP YOUR ASS and REMOVE IT!!
- I don't think they should send bills in November and December so we have extra money to buy Christmas gifts!!!
- Merry Christmas Eve! If a man comes in the night and tries to put you in a bag, DO NOT BE ALARMED! I asked Santa for good friends this year… You're it!
- Christmas Occurs Only Once A Year, The Love That I Have For You Occurs, Only Once In a Lifetime.
- I wish we could put up, Some of the Christmas spirits in jars, And open a jar of it every month.
- Christmas is full of beautiful things that marvel us but the most amazing of all is the opportunity to feel and share the love that fills lives.
- May the peace and hope of Christ's birth be with you now and in the days ahead.
- Finally, Christmas is here. I waited 364 days for this one
- Christmas time is a time to reflect and celebrate our Savior's birth, A special time to join together
And rejoice that He came to earth.
- A lovely thing about Christmas is that it's compulsory, like a thunderstorm. And we all go through it together. Merry Christmas!
- My Christmas wish not only for me and my family but for all of you as well: peace of mind, the health of body, the strength of spirit.
- May the miracle of Christmas fill your heart with warmth and love. Christmas is the time of giving and sharing. It is the time of living and forgiving.
- Bells are ringing the wishes of Christmas Day… The Flying snowflakes send me the most sincere wishes to you and your family…. Merry Christmas.
- Wishing all my family and friends a happy and healthy Christmas. Be safe and Don't Drink and Drive.
- Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.
Christmas Day Quotes Status For Facebook
- Merry Christmas to all my Facebook friends. Let this Christmas bring peace and happiness to the lives of people all over the world.
- I just love how our unlikely team-up can never be broken. The Christmas season only strengthens our special bond. I wish you a very Merry Christmas my dear friend.
- I hope that your Christmas would be pleasurable & may the essence of Christmas remains always with you.
- My heart is totally filled with things that words alone can't say. This comes especially for you with love on Christmas Day.
- Let's celebrate this joyous occasion of Christmas with prayers and feasting with loved ones. I wish all my Facebook friends a wonderful Christmas celebration.
- I wish you a Merry Christmas, I wish you a Merry Christmas because you're so dear.
- I wish that your beauty will bloom to its loveliest this Christmas season. Our friendship is the most precious treasure that I will keep for the rest of my life.
- So remember while December Brings the only Christmas day, In the year let there be Christmas In the things you do and say.
May the peace and hope of Christ's birth be with you now and in the days ahead.
- One of the most glorious messes in the world is the mess created in the living room on Christmas day. don't clean it up too quickly…
- To my Friends and Family, Near and Far: I love you all and hope you have a very Merry Christmas…
Christmas carols tend to make me a little homicidal, especially in November.
May all the sweet magic of Christmas conspire to gladden your hearts and fill every desire.
- My Christmas wish not only for me and my family but for all of you as well: peace of mind,
the health of body, the strength of spirit.
- Christmas is not about giving and receiving gifts. It's about the birth of Baby Jesus in the manger!
Jesus is the reason for the season!
- For everybody in the world whatever color their skin may be, whatever their religion may be,
whatever their situation may be, good health, lots of love, of possibilities and.. peace!!!
- I am dreaming of white Christmas, with every Christmas cardi write, may your days be merry and bright, and may all your Christmases be white. happy Christmas
Christmas Status for Facebook Funny
- Merry Kissmyass with lots of hugs.
- I'm only a morning person on December 25th.
- May your holidays be like Santa – fat, cheerful and abundant!
- All I want for Christmas is you… and pizza too.
- Greetings from the North Pole! Don't be shocked… it's Christmas again!
- Dear Santa: How much for your list with all the naughty girls on it?
- Got my wife some lovely perfume for Xmas, it's called Tester… Hope she likes it.
- Dear kids, there is no Santa. Those presents are from your parent's love, Wikileaks.
- Handmade Christmas presents are scary because they reveal that you have too much free time.
- Christmas is canceled. I told Santa I've been good this year. He died laughing.
- I knew you were coming so I baked a cake. It was delicious. Happy Christmas!
- Dear Santa: this year please give me a big fat bank account and a slim body, and this year doesn't mix the two up.
- Why does Santa Claus go down the chimney on Christmas Eve? Because it soot's him.
- Christmas is a time for remembering family and trying to guess everyone's sizes! Have a Wonderful Christmas!
- How do you know Santa has to be a man? No woman would wear the same outfit year after year.
- His name is Clause. Santa Clause. The Force is with him. And he'll be back!
- My neighbor put up his Christmas lights today. I bet he's pissed that I beat him to it. I put mine up three years ago.
- Nothing is sadder than a gift card that says "Cannot be used for the purchase of alcohol".
- From a commercial point of view, if Christmas did not exist it would be necessary to invent it.
- Google should have a Christmas Season Street View that shows houses with Christmas lights.
- Choosing someone based on their looks is like picking a Christmas gift based on the wrapping paper.
- What's red and white and red, red and white, and red and white? Santa Claus rolling down a hill!
- Christmas is the season when you buy this year's gifts with next year's money.
- I don't know why Coca-Cola and Pepsi are fighting over what Santa drinks, everybody knows that big fat belly can only come from beers.
- Dear Santa, I've been good all year! OK, most of the time. I Mean once in a while. Oh…F*ck it, I'll buy my own sh#t.
- If playing the same music constantly is a form of torture, do shops at Christmas torture their employees?
- No matter how old you are, an empty Christmas wrapping paper tube is still a fun thing to bonk someone over the head with!
- Christmas shopping is done… I got everyone a box with a note in it that reads. "Sorry, the world was supposed to end so I didn't get you anything. Blame the Mayans!
- Anyone who believes that men are the equal of women has never seen a man trying to wrap a Christmas present. Merry Christmas!
- Let us rejoice and enjoy has lord has given this day to drink as much you want, Happy Christmas!
- In case I drink too much and pass out for a while, Merry Christmas you guys.
- My Christmas present to all of my friends! I took a naked selfie and deleted it.
- To all those who received a book from me as a Christmas present…They are due back at the library today.
- Your pain is my pains so please don't do any of the stupid things we usually do; I want to enjoy this Christmas!
- I wasn't planning on giving Christmas gifts this year until I heard about those exploding Samsung G7 Note phones.
- Christmas has been canceled! And it's your fault because I told Santa you had been good and he died laughing!
- Christmas is truly full of wonders. It makes all of my savings disappear! That is the Christmas magic Merry Christmas!
- A boy writes to Santa asking for a brother and receives a reply back from Santa send me your mother.
- I'd like to apologize for getting drunk and making an ass of myself at your Christmas party next week.
So this is my collection for Popular Christmas Day Quotes For Facebook. Hope your friends have enjoyed these images. Thanks, keep reading and seeing.
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President of Tyler Catholic Schools
Bishop Joseph E. Strickland has announced that Very Rev. Hank Lanik has been appointed to serve as President of the Tyler Catholic Schools, effective November 1, 2018
"I am pleased to appoint Father Lanik to this position as he returns to Tyler to serve as rector of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception," said Bishop Strickland. "Joining with the effective administration that Robin Perry continues to provide as principal of our schools, Father Lanik's pastoral care and experienced leadership ensures that St. Gregory Cathedral School and Bishop Gorman Middle and High School will continue to provide a second-to-none educational experience for students and formation of the total person according to the Gospel of Jesus Christ."
After serving for many years as director of The Pines Catholic Camp, Father Lanik entered the seminary and was ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese of Tyler in 2011. He has served as pastor of several parishes, diocesan chancellor, and dean.
Beginning with St. Gregory Cathedral School, founded in 1946, and with the addition of Bishop Gorman School, founded in 1958, the Tyler community has benefited from the presence of Catholic schools for over 70 years. Both St. Gregory and Bishop Gorman have received the U.S. Department of Education's Blue Ribbon Award and have been repeatedly recognized as among the top Catholic schools in the United States.
Our students rely on you to help us continue our tradition of excellence and success. We accept donations by credit card or check. Select the gift icon above for more information.


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The Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB) voted on Tuesday, April 24 to grant more than $2.3 million to the Blue Mountain Land Trust to acquire conservation easements on two properties in eastern Oregon. The properties are owned respectively by Mark and Patti Bennett of Unity, Oregon, and Terry and Peggy Long of Mitchell, Oregon. The ranches total nearly 16,000 acres. Easement acquisitions have not been completed and work toward that end will be ongoing into 2019.
The Bennett Ranch conservation easement will protect almost 9,000 acres of sagebrush and riparian habitat in Baker County. The Bennetts' working cattle ranch is a unique combination of sage grouse habitat, a thriving ranch population of sage grouse, high quality sagebrush shrub- steppe habitats in the uplands, and river corridor supporting redband trout. The Bennetts have carefully stewarded the ranch and their operation to balance agriculture and wildlife for decades, and a conservation easement will protect that work in perpetuity. Blue Mountain Land Trust is partnering with The Trust for Public Land to complete this project and preserve this working ranch.
The Longs' Canyon Creek Ranch easement will protect almost 7,000 acres of upland and riparian habitat adjacent to the Painted Hills National Monument. Canyon Creek Ranch supports active cattle ranching, as well as important ecological features. The easement will maintain and preserve habitat for fish and wildlife, including three miles of steelhead spawning streams, upland sagebrush and grassland habitat, and it provides landscape connectivity between Bureau of Land Management and National Park Service lands for upland habitat.
Since 2000, the Longs have worked to enhance and restore their ranch, partnering with OWEB, the Wheeler Soil and Water Conservation District, the Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. The Blue Mountain Land Trust looks forward to working with the Longs and these partners to permanently protect their efforts on this ranch.
"The Bennetts' and Longs' ranches are enormously important properties to preserve and protect," said Amanda Martino, Conservation Manager of the Blue Mountain Land Trust. "Their owners deeply value both the ecological and agricultural assets of their ranches and have entrusted us to conserve them. We look forward to working with these landowners and our partners to protect these extraordinary ranches."
OWEB is an Oregon state agency that provides grants to help Oregonians protect and restore local streams, rivers, wetlands, and natural areas. Community members and landowners us scientific criteria to decide jointly what needs to be done to conserve and improve rivers and natural habitat in the places where they live. OWEB grants are funded from the Oregon Lottery, federal dollars, and salmon license plate revenue.
The Blue Mountain Land Trust, headquartered in Walla Walla, Washington was established in 1999. The Land Trust has a second office in John Day, Oregon. It serves Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield, and Asotin counties in Washington and Morrow, Umatilla, Union, Gilliam, Grant, and Wheeler counties in Oregon. It is accredited by the Land Trust Alliance Accreditation Commission.


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Travelers in The Night
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Published PRX October 30, 2014
Recorded October 30, 2014
Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Its not Superman, its a meteoroid. Yes, a volleyball sized stoney meteoroid, which is typically traveling 15 to 60 times faster than a high powered rifle bullet, has 8 times the kinetic energy of a passenger diesel electric locomotive traveling at 100 miles per hour.
When such an object enters our atmosphere it can produce a meteor called a fireball. These meteors can be brighter than the planet Venus and be visible over hundreds of square miles. They sometimes penetrate the Earth's atmosphere down to an altitude 30 miles or so and can produce booming sounds. Over the past few years 2,000 to 4,000 fireball events have been reported each year. This must be an underestimate, since those events which occur during the daytime or over the oceans are much less likely to be observed.
On a recent day the NASA Fireball network reported 30 fireballs. Their 15 cameras cover only a small fraction of the continental United States. Observations from several cameras are used to determine a
small object's path through space before its impact with Planet Earth.
About 1/3 of the meteorites found on the Earth's surface are called "falls" since they are discovered as a result of someone seeing the object fall from the sky. In fact 4 meteors from the planet Mars have been observed streaking across the sky and later pieces of them have been found on the ground. By keeping your eyes and ears open you may be able to discover a meteorite.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 91 for more information.
© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
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92- An Earth Approaching Comet
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Published PRX October 30, 2014
Recorded October 30, 2014
My Catalina Sky Survey teammate Richard Kowalski has discovered an Earth approaching comet that comes within 18 million miles of our home planet. It orbits the Sun every 5 and a half years on a path that takes it from a point between the Earth and Mars out to near the planet Jupiter. Even though it is unlikely to become a bright naked eye comet or a threat to us, its discovery alerts us to the fact that there are objects like this out there.
Humans know something about approximately 5,000 of the perhaps 1 trillion comets that orbit our Sun. On a typical year one of them is likely to become bright enough to be seen with the unaided human eye.
Recently comet Siding Springs made a close approach to the planet Mars. NASA placed its three orbiting spacecraft on the opposite side of Mars as the comet's dust trail came near. This maneuver was deemed necessary since the comet and its dust was traveling at more than 30 miles per second relative to the Red Planet.
In 1910 the Earth passed through the end of the tail of Halley's comet. Today such an event could pose a threat to the artificial Earth satellites that we rely on, for everything, from finding a restaurant, to making a bank transaction.
The NASA funded Catalina Sky Survey operates two telescopes 24 nights per month in the Catalina mountains near Tucson, Arizona to discover Earth approaching objects. Hopefully we will be able to give a heads up in the extremely unlikely situation in which a comet is about to make a very close approach to planet Earth.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 92 for more information.
© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
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Published PRX November 6, 2014
Recorded October 31, 2014
It has been traditional for an asteroid to be named by its discoverer. The 1990s were the golden age for private individuals as computerized telescopes and electronic cameras became affordable and readily available. The number of catalogued asteroids increased slowly and by 1999 there were approximately 20,000 of them. During the next 15 years this number has increased nearly 50 times as the large surveys have come into operation. This has made it difficult but not impossible for amateurs and students to discover and name asteroids using their own equipment.
New opportunities for students to discover and name asteroids are being provided by The International Astronomical Search Collaboration. Students are enabled to make original hands-on scientific discoveries. They receive high quality images from professional telescopes which they then search to discover and track new asteroids. So far students and teachers from 7 US states and 4 foreign countries have discovered asteroids which have been tracked for 3-5 years are in the process of being named. Currently, there are 500 schools/year from 80 countries that are participating in International Astronomical Search Collaboration programs. What a wonderful way to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers.
Observers in the asteroid hunting community have the opportunity to propose names for the asteroids which we have discovered. Check out the asteroid I named for my wife, Anniegrauer.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 93 for more information.
© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
94-You Are Close To Outer Space
Published PRX November 6, 2014
Recorded October 31, 2014
How often do you traveled 5, 10, or more miles on a shopping trip? If instead of traveling on the Earth's surface you were to travel 6 miles straight up, to the realm of the jet airliner, you would likely need oxygen to stay conscious. At an altitude of 12 miles you would need a space suit to stay alive. Several groups have reached an altitude of 24 miles using cameras attached to unmanned weather balloons with budgets of less than $1,000. At this height their cameras were above 99% of the Earth's atmosphere.
Virgin Galactic's SpaceShip will soon be taking passengers from Spaceport America to about 62 miles above the Earth's surface at a cost of $250,000 per ticket. From this altitude you will be able to see the curvature of the Earth and the blackness of space.
When you see a meteor streaking across the night sky it is likely to be, 50 and 70 miles above the Earth's surface. Scientists at the University of Calgary, using rocket borne instruments have found a boundary between the winds in the Earth's atmosphere and high speed charged particles from space to be 73 miles above our planet's surface. The International Space Station maintains an altitude between 205 and 270 miles. You have probably traveled further than any of these distances on a automobile trip. At 6000 miles above the Earth's surface there are a few more gas molecules than there are in interplanetary space.
Outer space is not far, it just takes a lot of energy to get there.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 94 for more information.
© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
95-Phantom Meteor Shower
Published PRX November 13, 2014
Recorded October 31, 2014
Comet Blanpain was discovered in 1819 and was described as having a small confused nucleus. It was lost a few months after its discovery and pronounced dead. It 1956 a meteor outburst was observed by the crew of a Japanese expedition ship on its way to the Antarctic. This intense meteor shower seemed to be unrelated to any other and became known as the phantom meteor shower. More than a decade ago, Catalina Sky Survey observers discovered what appeared to be an unknown Earth approaching asteroid, 2003 WY25. Recently these seemingly unconnected observations have been shown in all likelihood to be manifestations of the same object.
The linkage between these various sightings became apparent by observations of asteroid 2003 WY25 by astronomers at the University of Hawaii and the Pan-STARRS group. These data showed this asteroid to have a coma of gas around it making likely to be a piece of long lost comet Blanpain.
This unusual object orbits the Sun with a period of 5 and a half years. Sometimes it can come within 1.6 million miles of Earth while at other times it is out near the planet Jupiter. Perhaps its encounter with Jupiter in 1817 has produced some of its strange behavior.
One of the original members of the 1956 Japanese Antarctic expedition, now 91, is planning to travel to the Canary Islands to hopefully witness another meteor shower created by this object.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 95 for more information.
© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
96-Target Asteroids
Published PRX November 13, 2014
Recorded October 31, 2014
Many scientists have been started on their career paths by an interest in astronomy and the mysteries of space. As technology has developed it has become more difficult for students to be involved in hands-on scientific research.
Target Asteroids provides an opportunity for students to participate in real scientific research and to have a chance to discover and name an asteroid.
The Catalina Sky Survey and the Pan-STARRS group will take professional quality astronomical images of near Earth asteroids as they orbit the Sun.
Students will be given the first opportunity to research this source of unique scientific data.
Astronomers with the International Astronomical Search Collaboration and the OSIRIS-REx Target Asteroids team will provide a site license for the Astrometrica software the students will need.The International Astronomical Search Collaboration website also has some training material.
High School and college students will measure the position and brightness objects in space from these images. These data will allow the OSIRIS-REx science team to determine some of the physical properties of objects which come near and very rarely collide with planet Earth.
In addition the students will measure the position and brightness of other asteroids on each image. By comparing their position measurements with the data base of known asteroids they will be able to discover and name some of these small worlds which orbit our Sun. Their discoveries will be reported to the Minor Planet Center where they will be transmitted to the rest of the world via electronic circulars.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 96 for more information.
© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
97-A Large Strange One
Published PRX November 20, 2014
Recorded November 20, 2014
Recently my, University of Arizona, Catalina Sky Survey, teammate, Jess Johnson, was searching for Earth Approaching asteroids when he discovered a faint slow moving object in the night sky. Six nights of followup observations revealed that this new object's path is out near the planet Neptune. It takes approximately 173 years for it to travel once about the Sun so it will take observations over the next few years to pin down its orbit. With a diameter of approximately 43 miles it is much larger than the Earth approaching objects we normally encounter. The Minor Planet Center has classified it as a Centaur.
Centaurs are named for the mythical beings which are half horse and half human.
They are small cold worlds that share the characteristics of both asteroids and comets. Humans have discovered less than 200 of the more than 40,000 of them which are likely to be traveling amongst the outer planets.
A Centaur's orbit about the Sun changes as it crosses paths with the giant planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Sometimes one is perturbed to move it closer to the Sun, be warmed, and give off a cloud of gas. At that point a Centaur may be impossible to distinguish from a faint comet.
Centaurs are so far from us that we don't know much about their surface features. By studying the light that is reflected from them we know that they contain carbon, organic molecules, and ices of various substances.
How many Centaurs have collided with the Earth over the eons and enriched our planet remains a mystery.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
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98-Small Objects Visiting Our Neighborhood
Published PRX November 20, 2014
Recorded November 20, 2014
My, University of Arizona, Catalina Sky Survey, teammate, Rik Hill, continues to add to the collection of small Earth approaching asteroids which he has discovered. He is able to distinguish these faint points of light in the night sky from the millions of stars his equipment images, by their rapid motion relative to other objects in space. Five of these recently discovered small space rocks, were followed up by telescopes in Illinois, France, New Mexico, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and Arizona All of these observations were necessary to determine each asteroid's size and path around the Sun.
All of this set of Rik's 5 small asteroids come closer than the Moon. They range in size from 20 to 50 feet in diameter and would have impact energies between 100 and 1000 kilotons of TNT if they were to enter the Earth's atmosphere.
Our NASA funded group at the University of Arizona has discovered the majority of the nearly 800 known 30-60 foot diameter asteroids similar to the one which injured nearly 1500 people in Russia in 2013. There are probably 20 million asteroids in this size range which come near the Earth. A few of these may eventually impact our planet. Those that do are likely to explode high in the atmosphere producing a supersonic boom.
We are not more likely to be hit by a small asteroid than we have in the past. However, we are becoming more likely to be able to provide a tornado like warning for people in the affected area to stay away from doors and windows.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
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99-Peppered By Space Rocks
To be Published PRX November 27, 2014
Recorded November 22, 2014
During the past 20 years more than 550 small asteroids ranging in size from 3 to 60 feet in diameter have entered the Earth's atmosphere. They had impact energies ranging from 5 to 500,000 tons of TNT. Newly released data show that most of them exploded high above the ground doing little or no damage at the surface. NASA NEO Observations Program Executive Lindley Johnson stated "We now know that Earth's atmosphere does a great job of protecting Earth from small asteroids".
Dr. Peter Brown of Western Ontario University and his co-authors have done a thorough analysis of data obtained when a small asteroid exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia. This was an impressive and unusual event which injured nearly 1500 people. To an observer directly under it, the airburst would have appeared to be about 30 times brighter than the Sun. Dr. Brown and his co-authors comment that telescopic surveys have found only 500 of the estimated 20 million objects in the near Earth asteroid population in the 30 to 60 foot diameter range.
Further, Dr. Brown and his co-authors have analyzed airbursts from meteors with energies of more than 1 kiloton of TNT. They indicate that there may be 10 times the number of impacts of asteroids in the 30 to 150 foot size range than was previously suspected. This finding suggests that the human population may be more at risk from smaller rather than larger Earth approaching asteroids.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 99 for more information.
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100-Where Extension Cords Can't Reach
To be Published PRX November 27 , 2014
Recorded November 22, 2014
Marie Curie's discovery of radioactivity started humans on a path which so far has skirted annihilation and has led to cures for cancer and the exploration of the distant regions of our solar system.
Solar panels work well for powering spacecraft out to the orbit of Mars. Beyond that the use of radioactive isotope power generators has enabled the exploration of Mars, Jupiter, Neptune, Uranus, and soon a mission to Pluto. One of these power plants enables Voyager I, the most distant, human made, traveler in the night,to operate and communicate with Earth. It continues to operate more than 37 years after it was launched.
Radioisotope Power Systems provide heat and electricity to operate spacecraft by using the natural radioactive decay of plutonium-238. This potentially dangerous substance is carefully protected. Over the past 50 years radioisotope power systems have been flown on 27 missions. No member of the public or NASA employee has ever been injured by one of these units.
Radioisotope Power Systems work well where solar panels are impractical. At Saturn, for example, a solar panel would receive only 1% of the Sun's energy that it would receive in Earth Orbit.
If you want to get an idea about what our knowledge of the solar system would be like without Radioisotope Power Systems, go to a used bookstore or the library and find an Astronomy text book from the mid 1970's and well as a current one. Look up the planets in both.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer
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© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
101-Navigating The Earth-Moon Dance
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Published PRX December 4, 2014
Recorded December 02, 2014
Some months the asteroid hunting community finds more than a half dozen small asteroids that pass closer to the Earth than our Moon.
Visualize the Earth and Moon to be on a playground teeter tooter. The Earth is so much more massive than the Moon, that the balance point, for this mythical teeter tooter, would be only about 3,000 miles from the center of the Earth. The Earth and Moon move about this imaginary balance point, called the center of gravity, every 27 days 7 hours and 43 minutes. The dance of these two unequal partners, causes the Moon, to move in and out from the Sun, by more than 230,000 miles as the center of gravity of the Earth-Moon system orbits the Sun.
Imagine a tiny asteroid passing between the Earth and the Moon as the two do their dance about the Sun. The Moon is about 30 times the Earth's diameter away from us, so most of the time, one of these small objects slips between them with no problems. Very rarely an asteroid doesn't make it. We know that space rocks strike the Earth and when we look at the Moon with a telescope we can see the many impact craters on it.
Hundreds of small objects strike the Moon every year. On March 17, 2013 a NASA telescope observed a mini-asteroid strike the Moon. If you had been watching you would have seen a star like looking spot on the Moon which lasted about a second. Perhaps one night we will discover a small asteroid on a collision course with our Moon. Lots of people would go outside to witness such an event.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 101 for more information.
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102-Little Asteroid On Inside Track
Published PRX December 4, 2014
Recorded December 02, 2014
A small previously unknown asteroid immediately got my attention. I was observing with the NASA funded, University of Arizona, Catalina Sky Survey, 60 inch telescope, on Mt. Lemmon. This asteroid was moving fast enough to make a trailed image during a 30 second exposure. It was subsequently observed by telescopes in England, Illinois, Arizona, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania. These data were used to determine its size and orbit and it was given the name of 2014 US7. This asteroid is about the size of a semi-trailer truck and orbits the Sun every 292 days.
When I first spotted 2014 US7 it was about 1.7 million miles from the Earth and it was traveling away from us at about 5 miles per second. It spends most of its time inside the Earth's orbit and crosses it twice each year. It will make close approaches to the Earth and our Moon in 2018 and to the planet Venus in 2025.
2014 US7 is called an Aten [Ah tin] type of asteroid. The first of its type was discovered by Dr. Eleanor Key Francis "Glo" Helin in 1976. She was an American astronomer who discovered more than 800 asteroids and several comets. During her long career she made the transition from glass plates to the latest electronic detectors. She was a leader in the establishment of the Near-Earth Tracking Project which discovered more than 36,000 asteroids.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 102 for more information.
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103-Small Asteroids In Earth-like Orbits
Published PRX December 11, 2014
Recorded December 03, 2014
Four days after it made its closest approach to Earth, I found a 10 foot diameter asteroid with the NASA funded University of Arizona 60 inch telescope on Mt. Lemmon. At that point it was 838,000 miles from us and was moving away at about 3 miles/second. Previously, It had been about half the distance to the Moon from planet Earth. This small asteroid orbits the Sun every 349 days on a path which crosses our orbit twice a year. Calculations by the NASA - JPL group indicate that it can come within 2 Earth diameters of us.
A week later my Catalina Sky Survey Survey team leader, Eric Christensen found a slightly larger small asteroid. It orbits the Sun in 388 days and can closer than 4 Earth diameters to us.
Either of these small asteroids would fit into the bed of a dump truck. Their speeds relative to Earth are well within our rockets ability to catch them.
These two asteroids do not pose a threat to humans. If they ever did enter the Earth's atmosphere, they would likely burn up at high altitude producing a supersonic boom. They are interesting because they could be targets for NASA's Asteroid Redirect Mission. The concept for this project is to redirect a small asteroid into orbit around the Moon where it would be visited by Astronauts using the Orion Spacecraft. This mission will provide us with scientific data about Earth approaching objects and develop the capability for humans to explore the planet Mars.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 103 for more information.
© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
105-A New Chapter In The Human Exploration Of Space
Published PRX December 18, 2014
Recorded December 11, 2014
The first unmanned test flight of the new NASA Orion Spacecraft went perfectly. It made two orbits of the Earth traveling as far as 3600 miles above the surface of our planet. Its path took it nearly 15 times higher than the international space station. This is further than any spacecraft designed for humans has flown since the Apollo era.
The 4 and a half hour mission demonstrated that Orion's heat shield will be able to protect the crew during reentry. More tests including that of the launch abort system are planned before astronauts are allowed to fly Orion in 2021.
Orion is designed to take 2 to 6 astronauts on missions lasting up to 21 days. The first such flight is planned to be an orbit of the Moon.
NASA is working on plans to have the Orion spacecraft rendezvous with an asteroid which has been redirected from its original path to orbit the Moon.
Alternatively, Dr. Rick Binzel of MIT and others suggest that there are a number of asteroids which could be visited by humans since their orbits bring them closer than our Moon. Telescope surveys to find such candidates are relatively cheap compared to space missions. Human flights to some these Earth approaching asteroids would extend our reach towards Mars, develop planet protecting asteroid deflection techniques, and explore the possibilities of obtaining raw materials in space.
Personally I have to wonder what our planet be like if governments spent a fraction of what they put into wars on human space exploration.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 105 for more information.
© 2014 A. D. Grauer and ℗ 2014 A. D. Grauer
106-Your Reality Fueled Spacecraft
Published PRX December 18, 2014
Recorded December 11, 2014
Computers are extremely efficient at processing numbers while humans excel at visualization. NASA and JPL have developed a computer environment, based on game software architecture, which allows you explore the solar system and beyond using real scientific data. It is called Eyes on The Solar System.
Don't let the power of this computer visualization program intimidate you. It installs itself and has options that will allow you to begin to follow a path to where your interests lead you. The views that you will get are based on real NASA data.
When you start the program you have three directions;
Eyes on the Earth, Eyes on the Solar System, and Eyes on Exoplanets.
Try the simple first. Take a look around. Go to the advanced mode 2nd button bottom right. Pick destination say Mars at bottom left. Click go. Now double click on Phobos. Use the right-left arrow keys to fly behind this small Moon of Mars until you see it in front of the red planet.
Go to our Moon, turn off the satellites, and play with the controls until you are behind the Moon and see the Earth from this perspective.
You can also travel through time to the past or future. Go to destinations, asteroids, Apophis and watch it miss the Earth in 2029. This is all a lot more complicated sounding than what it is. Play with the controls till you get the basic concepts. It is great fun and there is something to learn for everyone.
If you know a 12-15 year old ask them to sit beside you and take you for a spin.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 106 for flight instructions.
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107-Mining Asteroids
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Published PRX December 26, 2014
Recorded December 11, 2014
Science fiction writers have long imagined human space colonies which use the resources they find. Dana Stabenow's Star Svensdotter Series is an excellent recent example.
Dr. Martin Elvis at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge is bringing a scientific analysis to the concept of mining platinum and water from asteroids. He has developed a simple formula to determine the number of Earth approaching asteroids which are accessible with current rocket technology. He estimates that there are 10 known asteroids which could be commercially mined for the platinum group metals. He also finds approximately 9,000 small and 18 football field sized water bearing, accessible, asteroids. Dr. Elvis points out that his numbers are conservative and uncertain. The number of commercially mineable asteroids can be increased by improved rocket speeds and by finding and determining the properties of many more of the millions of small objects that come within range of our telescopes.
Several companies including Planetary Resources and Deep Space Industries are undeterred by the difficulties and are currently pursuing commercial mining of Earth approaching asteroids. Japan is launching a spacecraft to blast an asteroid with a cannon and return samples of it to Earth.
It will take major, risky investments over many years to develop the capability to use asteroids to enable humans to explore our neighborhood in space. Asteroid mining may seem far fetched, however, many of the things that we are doing today were science fiction a few years back.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 107 for more information.
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108-How Close Will It Come To Us?Click to Listen
Published PRX December 26 , 2014
Recorded December 16, 2014
The goal of the NASA Near Earth Object Program is to provide an early warning should an asteroid be found to be on a path bringing it close to planet Earth. I am a member of the University of Arizona, Catalina Sky Survey. Our team operates two telescopes in the Catalina Mountains near Tucson, Arizona. We discover Earth approaching objects by measuring their motion relative to other objects in space and sending our results to the Minor Planet Center where they are posted on a public website. Other observers around the globe measure the new objects motion and position and post their observations on the Minor Planet Center's Near Earth Object Confirmation Page. All of these observations are used to calculate the new object's path around the Sun. Its orbit along with our knowledge of the Earth's path around the Sun allow researchers at the Minor Planet Center, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Sormano Astronomical Observatory, and other locations to predict when and by how much the new object will miss the Earth. These calculations are typically carried out to 100 years in the future. Until this entire process is complete we don't know how close an asteroid or comet will come to planet Earth.
So far we have found two small asteroids before they entered the Earth's atmosphere where they broke up into harmless pieces.
My friends often ask for an early warning of impending doom. As you can see our work is an open book. Look at the Near Earth Object websites and you will know about any close approaches as soon the calculations are made.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 108 for more information.
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109-Eighteen Sleeps LaterClick to Listen
To be Published PRX January 1, 2015
Recorded December 16, 2014
The NASA, New Horizons spacecraft woke up from its 18th sleeping period in the last 9 years. Its long space naps have lasted an average 104 days each. It has traveled 9 years from Earth and has crossed the orbit of Neptune. Even though the New Horizons has journeyed nearly 3 billion miles it finds itself more than one and a half times further from its destination, the Pluto system, than the Earth is from the Sun.
In 1930, Clyde Tombaugh, who was observing at Lowell Observatory, discovered a new planet, Pluto. Nearly 80 years later we still know very little about this strange cold world. Our concepts of the solar system expanded with the discovery that Pluto is one among many small icy solar system objects orbiting far from the Sun. In 2006, the International Astronomical Union voted to create a new category of solar system object called dwarf planets. In this scheme of things, the dwarf planet Pluto, is the prototype of a new group of objects called "plutoids". Recently, I was reminded by a representative of a car rental agency, that many school children learned our solar system has 9 planets. Some have never forgiven the astronomical community for the perceived demotion of Pluto to less than planet status.
By traveling to within 6,200 miles of its surface, the New Horizons spacecraft is sure to show completely unknown weather and surface features on the distant world that is Pluto. All of us have the opportunity to participate via the internet.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 109 for more information.
110-Asteroids Accessible By Human Space Flights
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To be Published PRX January 1 , 2015
Recorded December 16, 2014
So far humans have discovered about 100 asteroids which could be visited by astronauts with current rocket capability. My group, the NASA funded Catalina Sky Survey at the University of Arizona has discovered 65% of these Earth approaching space rocks.
The largest accessible asteroid that we have identified is a bit larger than a football field in diameter while the smallest is about the size of a sofa couch. At their next close approaches, Arecibo and Goldstone Radar will be employed to provide the shape and surface details of these small objects. The sunlight reflected from them can tell us about the minerals on their surfaces.
One candidate with the shortest round trip mission time of 186 days, is 2014 TW. It was discovered by my Catalina Sky Survey teammate, Jess Johnson. This asteroid is about 70 feet in diameter and orbits the Sun every 381 days. The time to visit it with minimum energy spent is in the late 2030s.
A mission by astronauts would start in low Earth orbit, rendezvous with the asteroid, stay for a period to study it, and return safely home. The length of such a voyage ranges from 186 to 354 days. This is a long duration space mission which is much more changeling than a round trip to our Moon. It will require a spacecraft built for truly deep space similar to what will be necessary to travel to Mars and back.
The successful unmanned test of the new NASA Orion Spacecraft is the first step towards the goal of astronauts visiting an asteroid.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
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111-Green Meteors
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To be Published PRX January XX, 2015
Recorded January 08, 2015
Recently, my wife and I saw a beautiful, bright, green, meteor fireball streaking across the western New Mexico night sky. Such sightings by some UFO enthusiasts , have been advanced as the best observations of alien spacecraft. Other observers have explained this phenomena as being sightings of secret American or Russian spy devices.
In reality, a fireball meteor is a beautiful natural phenomenon. Its appearance is related to the color response of the human eye, the elements the meteor has brought to Earth, and its speed. Only about 1/20th of the light emitted from a fireball and its trail come from the atoms vaporized from the meteoroid. The rest of the light it produces comes from energized atoms in our atmosphere. Emission lines from iron, magnesium, sodium, manganese, chromium, copper, and other elements have been identified in the spectrum of colors given off by fireballs.
You can expect to see a fireball brighter than the planets Mars or Jupiter every 20 hours or so. The date and time you observe it along with your estimates of its brightness, path, and visual appearance are of scientific interest and should be reported to the American Meteor Society using its on-line form. If your sighting is within the range of the NASA Fireball network you may be able to see it recorded there.
Not long ago, a bright fireball entered the Earth's atmosphere over San Antonio, Texas. It reached a peak brightness of greater than the full moon. There was a report from the Maverick County Sheriff's Office that an impact was felt at the time the fireball was observed.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 111 for more information.
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112-A Banner Year For Asteroid Hunters
To be Published PRX January , 2015
Recorded January 08, 2015
In 2014 asteroids hunters discovered more than one thousand four hundred and fifty Earth approaching objects making it the most productive year yet. Both the Pan-STARRS group in Hawaii and my team, the Catalina Sky Survey each found more than 600 Earth approaching asteroids.
In 2014, ninety three asteroids were marked as Potentially Hazardous since they are large enough and can come close enough to us for the asteroid hunting community to keep special track of them. We now know of more than 1500 Potentially Hazardous Asteroids. Fortunately none of them will collide with planet Earth for hundreds of years, if ever.
2015 promises to be an even more productive year for the discovery of near Earth objects. My group, the Catalina Sky Survey is scheduled to increase the field of view of our 60 inch telescope 4 fold. We are upgrading the computing equipment and software since we will now be looking at fields containing more than 8 million stars and tens of thousands of known moving objects per night to find the small number of new Earth approaching objects in these data.
The goal of the NASA Near Earth Object Program is to discover any objects on a collision course with planet Earth. We now know of more than 90% of objects whose impact could cause global climate change. None of them is a current threat. A more likely problem are the millions of small space rocks which come near to us. We are working on creating the ability to give a tornado like warning for people to stay away from doors and windows should one of them be about to enter our atmosphere.
For Travelers in the Night this is Dr. Al Grauer.
Go to travelersinthenight.org program 112 for more information.
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113- A Dwarf Water Planet In Our Solar System
Published PRX January 14 , 2015
Recorded January 07, 2015
Our home would undoubtedly be known as the water planet to space aliens visiting our solar system. There is enough water to cover the entire Earth to a depth of more than 1.5 miles. Water is essential to life as we know it.
The dwarf planet Ceres may be a place in our solar system where life could have developed. At 590 miles in diameter it is the largest asteroid and only dwarf planet orbiting the Sun between Mars and Jupiter. Ceres appears to have rocky core surrounded by a thick mantle of water ice which accounts for up to 40% of its volume. How much of Ceres's water, if any, is in liquid form remains to be seen. The mystery of Ceres has deepened by the recent discovery of water emissions coming from this small world.
For more than 200 years the dwarf planet Ceres has been little more than a moving point of light in the night sky. Unlike the Moon, Mars, Europa, and Vesta, Ceres has no meteorites which can be linked to it. Thus it remains a puzzle with few pieces. Answers to some of our questions are coming soon. After a journey of 8 years, the NASA Dawn Spacecraft will soon be in orbit about Ceres. What mysteries exist on this small world which has a surface area of 1.7 times that of the State of Alaska or 4 times that of the State of Texas. The instruments on board the Dawn Spacecraft will take high resolution images of the surface of Ceres and probe the interior to a depth of 10 feet or so.
The discovery of an ocean of liquid water under the ice on Ceres will certainly wet our appetite as to what might be there.


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Huge relief. That's what a visit to the dentist can provide to a patient experiencing pain from an infected tooth.
Imagine that pain in exponential proportions, so much so that it causes weight loss because of an inability to eat without discomfort.
Such was the situation at the United Kingdom's largest zoo (@ZSLWhipsnadeZoo), where 33-year-old Lucha, a female Asian elephant, needed a consult, according to The Telegraph.
Dental surgeon Dr. Peter Kertesz, a specialist in zoo dentistry, received a call to help the team extract a molar of monumental size.
Head Vet at the Zoological Society of London, Nic Masters told The Telegraph:
"While most people dread the idea of a visit to the dentist, for Lucha the elephant it was a relaxed experience, due to the regular training and close relationship she has with our keepers."
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Things You Don't Know About Global Warming
Earth's atmosphere is being clogged by pollutants, trapping the sun's heat. Consequently, our planet is warmer which is causing glaciers to melt and crazy weather patterns to develop
But there are other consequences that people don't always associate with climate change.
It Will Last For Centuries
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Humans are producing far more carbon dioxide than plants and oceans can absorb. Limiting that production would certainly help, but the gases stay in the atmosphere for years. That means that even if emissions were eliminated entirely today, global warming would continue as a result of all the built-up carbon dioxide.
It Makes People More Aggressive
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As the world gets hotter, so do tempers Violent crimes and war become more likely as temperatures rise. This is because heart rates rise in warm weather.


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"Baba Residence" is one of the innermost dreams- come-true of Ideas Factory. We connect urban youth and elderly from different villages across Bulgaria in an innovative socially entreprenerial model which combines design thinking, ethnographic fieldwork skills and… the simple wisdom of a rural lifestyle – with a granny – for a period of 3 to 5 weeks!
We believe and proved in practice that, on one hand, those vibrant elderly, who we meet in the many-coloured Bulgarian villages, are able and want to bring forward traditions and cultural/ social practices that are about to become extinct. On the other hand, young urban people are open to learn from them and share knowledge and could contribute to reinstating the elderly from the villages as an active part of our society. In other words, you could have a granny/ a grandfather / a household with whom to share knowledge, skills and stories – one that could really find your daily help useful.
All the participants whose applications have been approved, firstly, go through an intense training on methods like human-centered design, social entrepreneurship and ethnographic fieldwork skills.
After their 1-month co-living with the elderly, the residents become a part of our Incubator for Baba-innovations. Then they can start working on individual or group social or cultural entrepreneurial ideas to help the villages and their dwellers – with the support of trust-worthy mentors!
Main idea of Baba Residence is not only to preserve the precious traditions, crafts, personal and folklore stories of local people, but to inspire their reintegration into cultural and social entrepreneurial solutions in aid of Bulgarian villages.
New initiatives, products, services and events which draw cultural and economic potential to those forgotten parts of our countries are born. Another significant result from the interaction between young urban people and elderly from the villages is the seed of solidarity – between generations, between urban and rural communities and culture.
Baba Residence has been to 3 different regions the last 3 years.
In 2015 it was in Middle Rhodope mountain region in the villages Dzhurkovo, Dryanovo, Manastir and Yugovo. Together with our partners of that time – Plovdiv 2019 foundation and Ongal Association for anthropology, ethnology and folklore studies we connected 1
In 2016 the Residence took over brand new perspective – in Northwestern region in Kostalevo, Pavolche and Chelopek and in 2017 – in Lazhnitsa village in Gotse Delchev region of Bulgaria.
In September 2018 it will happen in 2 villages in the region of Karlovo.
The result after 1-month co-living and co-creating between urban youth and elderly from the villages?
Bright and colorful ideas how to preserve and nourish the uniqueness of these wonderful villages, to revive local economies and find solutions for existing social challenges.
One part of the residents develop original business ideas, which have the potential to bring sustainable economic impulse into the villages and to answer its' urgent needs in a completely new way.
All ideas become part of the Social Innovation Incubator of Ideas Factory. During The incubator they receive mentoring support by the experienced professionals from IF's mentors pool and guest experts.
The residents have the opportunity to develop their social entrepreneurial skills and take their ideas closer to realization.
Since first edition of Baba Residence in 2015, the residents undertook tens of initiatives in and for the villages together with the local people. Some of them include:
In 2015:
• professional studio recording of a CD with folklore songs from Dryanovo village in the Rhodope mountains that are about to become extinct;
• a social enterprise for export of products woven by the grannies from the villages;
• many cleaned and newly marked mountain eco-trails;
• a new church bell in the place of the one that was previously stolen in the chapel of Manastir village;
• a small grant from Google, won by residents for software trainings of children in Laki town;
• an educational game called IgralO, which entwines programming and Bulgarian embroidery into one;
• renovation of parts of the old church in Yugovo village;
• renovation of the old bakery in Dzhurkovo village, where the residents baked around 600 little breads for the local people to celebrate it together.
In 2016:
• positive impact on the community life – local people shared in interview that they had more occasions to communicate between each other because of the residents;
• 3 sedyanki (traditional working community gatherings);
• a big archive with photos, personal and folklore audio and video stories;
• strengthening the solidarity between the 3 villages in that region – Pavolche, Chelopek and Kostalevo – because of the efforts of the residents;
• 1500 books were donated to the chitalishta (traditional Bulgarian cultural community hubs) of the 3 villages – in partnership with MOVE.BG organization;
• practical skills gained by the residents – agricultural, cooking, picking of herbs and mushrooms, weaving etc.;
One of the most important intangible results of Baba Residence is the new quality of human interaction – solidarity between generations, between urban and rural communities.
More about Baba Residence's journey through the years -> HERE.


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I initially read Classics at the University of Oxford, before taking up graduate work in Assyriology. My MPhil and DPhil (Oxon) focused on Babylonian poetry, and alongside my research I wrote a trilogy of plays set in ancient Assyria. Subsequently I held an AHRC Cultural Engagement Fellowship at The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH), working to build links between theatres and the university. In Oct 2016 I was elected to the first Junior Research Fellowship in Manuscripts and Text Cultures at The Queen's College, Oxford. I will teach Akkadian at Cambridge until April 2019.
Research Interests
- Mesopotamian literature
- Intertextuality
- Akkadian metre
- Divination and omens
- Manuscript studies
My research centres on the languages, literature, and culture of ancient Iraq, with a particular emphasis on poetry and divination. In literature I specialise in intertextuality, exploring the significance of allusions to other works. I am also developing a new system for analysing Akkadian metre, which is not yet well understood.
My current project examines the rules and symbolism of divination, specifically extispicy: divination from the entrails of sacrificial sheep. The aim is to understand the rules and symbolism of Babylonian logic: why do they connect certain signs with certain outcomes, and how does the underlying theory work? Interdisciplinary and comparative methods play an important role and I use methodology from Classics and anthropology across my research.
I am involved in the teaching of the following courses:
- A4/G22 Akkadian language I
- ARC34 Akkadian language II
- ARC35 Akkadian language III
- G23 Advanced Akkadian
- ARC24 Mesopotamian literature
Other Professional Activities
Board member of the Workshop for Manuscripts and Text Cultures, The Queen's College, Oxford
Founding member of the Theatre and Performance research network, TORCH
Fellow of the Advanced Seminar in the Humanities, Venice International University 2013-14
Key Publications
'Stress patterns in Enūma Elish: a comparative study', KASKAL 12 (2015), 485-502
'Bringing Assyria to the Stage', Altorientalische Forschungen 43.1-2 (2016), 203-7


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Perhaps I am being unacceptably naive, or perhaps there is some great
theoretical work that dashes the following suggestion to bits. But here
goes, anyway.
In addition to teaching ethnomusicology, I also teach and tutor English as
a Second Language. Thus, I have seen parallels in the responses to
academic writing (from native English speakers) and to basic English usage
(from non-native speakers).
>From these experiences, I would say that a lack of clarity can be seen, at
least in part, on the basis of two extremely mechanical standards:
1. How many clauses are there in a given sentence?
2. Do you still remember what a given pronoun refers to?
Not very exciting, nor especially comprehensive, but these are often at
the root of my own difficulty as well as that of my students.
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Two unusual stories about race ran last week. One of them was about white nationalists and got massive readership (which is what I'd call anything with 2,900 comments). The other, about a press conference of conservative black clergy and academics, got ignored.
Which leads us to questions about what kinds of news is popular, that people (in newsrooms, especially) want to hear about and what kind of news isn't so wanted.
The first article confirms most peoples' suspicions about white nationalists; the second features black speakers saying President Donald Trump isn't really a racist.
The first article, titled "The road to hate: For six young men, Charlottesville is only the beginning," came out in the Washington Post. It says in part:
Last weekend's Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, which ended with dozens injured, a woman struck dead by a car, a president again engulfed in scandal and another national bout of soul-searching over race in America, was a collection of virtually every kind of white nationalist the country has ever known. There were members of the Ku Klux Klan, skinheads and neo-Nazis . But it was this group, the group of William Fears, that was not so familiar.
The torch-lit images of Friday night's march revealed scores like him: clean-cut, unashamed and young -- very young. They almost looked as though they were students of the university they marched through.
Who were they? What in their relatively short lives had so aggrieved them that they felt compelled to drive across the country for a rally? How does this happen?
I am glad the Post is trying to unravel this puzzle, because many of the major players in Charlottesville -– for those of us who don't track these groups -– seemed to come out of nowhere.
From New Orleans, one man journeyed 965 miles. Another arrived from Harrisburg, Pa. -- 247 miles. Another drove all night, more than 20 hours in all, from Austin -- 1,404 miles. One more traveled from Dayton, Ohio -- 442 miles.
The article then does short profiles of each of the men.
One man from Indiana was constantly mocked and called a hillbilly much of his life. Another is an unemployed 21-year-old who feels that minorities get all the jobs. Another was a member of a metal rock band whose eyes were opened after a trip through Rust Belt and Appalachian territory. The poor whites there were just as desperate as were the minorities in the ghettos, yet there was no program to help them, he felt.
Another wanted the right to join an all-white college fraternity and not be called a racist. And another was beat up by black kids when he was young. And yet another had served time in prison where he felt that whites experienced racism far worse than did any other group.
All the interviews were quite illuminating with excellent quotes. But there was one thing missing. Other than a quote by a Southern Poverty Law Center spokesman likening these alt-right folks to disaffected Muslim youth who become ISIS radicals, there wasn't one mention of religion, pro or con.
I started trying to locate these young men on the internet and on Matthew Parrott's blog, there is a photo of a Russian Orthodox monk and several articles on "Christian-Anarcho Nationalism in the USSR."
While reading an Al Jazeera piece about alt-right groups, I found a fascinating observation about one of its leaders in that he found Orthodoxy -- both Greek and Russian versions -- as the kind of Christianity best suited to his movement, perhaps because of its emphasis, in some nations, on national identity. If other white nationalists are interested in Orthodox churches, that's a fascinating trend someone should mine. And the same article showed several members at prayer.
Back to the Post piece, I'm betting that at least some of these men had faith leanings of some sort. I'm surprised the reporter didn't go there. If some are intensely secular or anti-religious, that would be a story as well.
Speaking of where reporters don't go, here's a piece from the Christian Post about an Aug. 15 event at the National Press Club featuring black clergy. Here's a short excerpt from a second article I had mentioned before:
WASHINGTON -- A group of conservative black pastors and intellectual leaders on Monday defended President Donald Trump amid criticism of his initial response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, last weekend.
While some, like Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer, have claimed that there is a "direct line" between the events in Charlottesville and the choices Trump made in his 2016 presidential campaign, conservative African-American clergy members, scholars and political activists decried such an argument in a Monday press conference at the National Press Club.
Now, the press club is a respected venue in the District and everyone in the media knows where it is and how to get there. How come there was no mainstream media coverage of this event? CBN mentioned it in passing and the American Family News Network had a piece but that was about it. In other words, it was "conservative" news.
Race was certainly the issue du jour that day, so why did this go unnoticed? Was its message unpopular?
I criticize the first piece for not saying enough about religion but faith seems to be an issue the press likes to avoid, if possible. For here (in the second article) was a group of black professionals, many of them in some kind of religious ministry, wanting to talk about race, but few cared to hear their voices.
Is there only one story line being told about Charlottesville and beyond? Or are there many -- but we're only getting to read one?


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ARROW: 'Level Two' Photos
November 5, 2018 by Marisa Roffman
ARROW's Oliver (Stephen Amell) is on the move in prison…to the more dangerous Level Two.
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The CW's description of "Level Two": "Oliver (Stephen Amell) makes a drastic move in his quest to find Diaz (Kirk Acevedo). Like her husband, Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) pulls out all the stops to get to Diaz. Meanwhile, when arsonists target Rene's (Rick Gonzalez) community center, injuring Zoe (guest star Eliza Faria) in the process, the mysterious new Green Arrow swoops in to help save the day. Faced with pressure from the mayor to capture the vigilante, Dinah (Juliana Harkavy) must decide if following the rules at all costs is the best plan to keep the city safe. Ben Bray directed the episode written by Emilio Ortega Aldrich & Tonya Kong."
ARROW, Season Premiere, Monday, October 15, 8/7c, The CW
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