Story by Grace Vanriel - Founder and CEO of Live Reggae NYC
Photography & Feature by Empress K - Founder & Editor www.ReggaeReflection.com
The 9th Annual Six Flags Great Adventure Caribbean Summer Concert in New Jersey hosted by Trinifly Promotions was in full swing on Sunday, August 10, 2014 and once again the day's events and stage show with its star-studded lineup were absolutely terrific! Absolutely perfect weather added to making the day thoroughly enjoyable.
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Year-in, year-out fans from all over the NY tri state area flock to the Caribbean Summer event at Six Flags that's billed as “12 hours of fun” suitable for the entire family. In the years that the ReggaeReflection.com team has covered this event we can honestly report that it's always an exciting and rewarding experience for all in attendance; fans truly get their monies worth and then some. If you've never been to Six Flags Amusement Park in NJ don't delay because it's well worth the trip. As the largest operator of regional theme parks in the world Six Flags produces entertainment in fourteen major markets; once on the NJ site you'll find a beautiful, highly manicured and well managed theme park nestled on 3.436 square miles in Jackson, New Jersey. The Park features a multitude of exciting and colorful rides suitable for young children, families and adults right up to seniors ranging from the Bugs Bunny Camp Carousel and Fender Bender to stomach dropping gut wrenching thrill rides like the 21 story drop of Nitro. Several specialty attractions suitable for all ages like the Wild Safari as well as excellent shopping and dinning facilities are also part of the adventure. In a brilliant move nearly a decade ago, Trinifly Promotions, Executive Producers of the Caribbean Summer had the foresight to partner with Six Flags giving their large and loyal following a star studded outdoor concert featuring top Reggae and Soca acts backed by live bands, with intermissions sprinkled with top DJ's & MC's, all included in the modest price of admission
Reggae & Soca Top Acts Alongside Up-and-Coming Artists in NJ
The 2014 stage production featured several up and coming acts and we arrived in time to catch Dancehall-Reggae singer Kranium on stage. His debut single “Nobody Has To Know” of this well staged artist who we might add is truly easy on the eyes certainly had all the ladies going ga-ga. His set was short but captivating leaving us saying...remember the name, Kranium. Next up was the smooth and easy sounds of Jemere Morgan, the now nineteen year old son of Gramps Morgan and grandson to Denroy Morgan making him a third generation singer from the famed Morgan Heritage lineage. What we liked most about him was his excellent command of the stage including the familiar way in which he interacted with the audience sharing his great blend of Reggae & Soul. Jemere whose name means “dream come true” was the opening act for the next up Morgan Heritage performance and in his own right, definitely another talented artist to watch for over the next few years. Another praiseworthy opening act hailing from Trinidad and Tobago was definitely Lyrikal. This hard hitting artists bowled us over with his new song “Conquer Meh” followed by “25/8” and later in his set running a mini on- stage dance competition between three women to the song “Part of Your Nature” of which the hands down winner was Ms. Sharita Robinson. Other memorable performances were by Ramajay who easily breaches the borders of Soca, Reggae and Hip-Hop and, tough to ignore high-energy Soca artist 5 Star Akil who sings the great song “To Meh Heart” and others that make you just want to forget about everything else and party!
FEATURED ARTISTS WICKED ON STAGE
When Morgan Heritage took the stage the theme for their presentation and emphasis on their selections was “it's cool to be conscious.” In retrospect, the conscious theme was brilliant because somewhere along the way the perception that conscious Reggae music although continuing with its powerful messages but non-the less relegated to the sideline in place of Dancehall as the “fun” music people want to hear when attending dances or parties. Nothing could be further from the truth as evidenced by thousands in attendance at the Six Flag stadium who came out to hear conscious music artists and sing out loud at the top of their lungs! And, by emphasizing just how wonderful it is to be a conscious music lover Morgan Heritage drove home the point with songs like “The Return of Roots & Culture, “You Don't Have To Dread To Be Rasta” and a particular crowd pleaser “Down by the River.” We were unprepared for the outstanding response to their latest new song “Put It On Me” so if you've not yet listened to it you're in for a treat. As to be expected the highly synchronized harmonies of the Morgan Heritage clan made for a rich experience.
His first time ever performing at Six Flags, Maxi Priest hit the stage running with his ever so popular song “It's A Wild World” and naturally the crowd went wild, which was most appropriate in a location noted for wild rides and attractions! However what we enjoyed most about his performance was that he gave us a heavy dose of his standard repertoire of hits mixed in with a taste of his new music from his recently released album “Easy To Love” (VP Records June 2014) that included the highly rated title song by the same name “Holiday” another great new song that's part of Maxis first studio album in five years. With eleven songs on the new album, he left us ready to hear more although by the time he got to “I Just Want to Get Close To You, his mega hit from the 90's everyone was thoroughly satisfied.
After a brief and highly charged intermission orchestrated by DJ Storm out of Queens NY who artfully revved up the crowd in preparation for Reggae great Barrington Levy who last graced the Six Flags stage in 2012 was as exciting as ever. The audiences favorite song and ours for his set appeared to be “Too Experienced” because the audience enthusiastically sang along, the sign of true respect and love.
Elephant Man a.k.a The Energy God was on stage in a rare NY area performance and his red hot performance closed out the the show. In addition to performing his hit songs “All Out” and “Let's Get Physical” to name a few, his on-stage antics are legendary including allowing a beautiful full-figured female fan to jump up on him as he held her up on his side for dear life. It's stunts like that count as true entertainment and Elephant Man added even more fun and excitement to the days festivities and closed out the event with everyone in smiles.
Whenever we cover a great concert like Six Flags Great Adventure Caribbean Summer the crew can't help wondering how the producers will top it the following year. So far Trinifly Promotions has maintained an excellent track record for delivering everything that they promise so as they say in Reggae, “no worries!” We've already learned that in 2015 Six Flags has plans to add several new rides with names like “SkyScreamer”, Battle of Metropolis” and “Looping Dragon” to give you an idea of what to expect. And as far as the 2015th annual concert goes, TrniFly will be celebrating ten-years of production and we are sure that it will be a no holds barred event! As soon as the lineup is announced you can count on ReggaeReflection.com and our network of friends to be among the first to let you know. Stay locked!
View the slide show below for all pictures from the 9th Annual Six Flags Caribbean Summer Concert
Grace Vanriel is the Founder and CEO of Live Reggae NYC and the Strategic Marketing Executive for the Reggaeholics Movement for “REAL” Reggae lovers. She is a Senior Correspondent forReggaeReflection.com and Contributing Writer to TheReggaeVibe.com and WhereItzAt Magazine.
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The Baltimore Ravens whipped the Cleveland Browns 28-7 on Thursday Night Football in Week 10. Here are three lessons from their dominant win.
Lessons were learned on both sides of the ball for the Ravens. Specifically, the Baltimore offense knows the value of a faster pace for setting its playmakers free.
Defensively, the Ravens already knew they had a fearsome front seven. Yet even defensive coordinator Dean Pees has to be pleasantly surprised by the awesome depth of his pass-rush rotation.
As for the Browns, they’ve slipped to 0-10 but they have also found out how good their newest addition can be.
Here’s what we learned about both teams after this matchup:
Jamie Collins can be dominant in Cleveland
Collins hasn’t taken long to show the Browns their trade with the New England Patriots looks like a masterstroke. Cleveland had to be happy about getting a Pro Bowl linebacker. In fact, Browns defensive coordinator Ray Horton must have been giddy considering the creative ways he’s already using Collins.
Horton started this game playing the former Pats inside ‘backer outside on base downs. It’s a switch that can work wonders for Collins, who can be a terror off the edge with his size and speed.
He can make a transition similar to the one Chad Brown made with the Pittsburgh Steelers back in the mid-90s.
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But Collins will also still be a force in the middle. Horton shifted him inside on third downs, sometimes dropping him in coverage, sending him on the rush at others.
Collins’ lone sack came on the type of cross blitz the Steelers once made famous, and Horton learned on the staff with Dick LeBeau. SNF on NBC relayed a highlight of the explosive takedown:
Collins is a true dynamo loaded with skills. Horton is already showing he’s intent on using them all.
No-huddle offense liberated Joe Flacco
It looked like another typical struggle for the Ravens offense in a season so far full of them. Collins was dominating, and Baltimore quarterback Joe Flacco barely had time to find his range and radar.
But things changed in the third quarter when offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg had Flacco and his unit up the pace. It was a change head coach John Harbaugh had called for at halftime:
With Cleveland’s young defense struggling to keep up, Flacco suddenly had easier reads and quicker throws. He made both to target nine different receivers and pass his way to three touchdowns.
Afterwards, Flacco heralded the switch to a hurry up mode, according to Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun:
The accelerated pace is something the Ravens should maintain next week on the road against the Dallas Cowboys.
Baltimore’s pass-rush rotation is one of the league’s best
The Ravens crushed the pass pocket and sacked Browns quarterbacks four times. There were some notable performances, particularly from veteran rush end Terrell Suggs. But what really stood out was how pressure and hits came from everywhere.
Suggs got a sack, but so did cornerback Lardarius Webb. D-tackle Timmy Jernigan also got a sack from the interior. Another QB takedown came when Pees moved edge-rusher Za’Darius Smith inside.
The Ravens boast possibly the best front seven in the NFL at the starter level. But there’s also a solid contingent of rotational players who can wreck blocking schemes any time they take the field.
Few teams possess this kind of scary depth when it comes to quarterback hunters. Mixing quality personnel with the sophisticated pressures Pees draws up makes the Ravens masters of bringing the heat.


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A Martial Law Memorial TikTok Challenge was launched by the University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD) College of Mass Communication (CMC) in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the proclamation of Martial Law on Wednesday, Sept. 21.
The online contest, UPD CMC said, aims to maximize the use of the social media platform on counteracting the spread of online misinformation about Martial Law.
The TikTok challenge is open to all UP System-enrolled undergraduates as well as those enrolled in Grades 11 and 12 at the UP Integrated School.
UPD CMC Dean Ernan Paragas said during the TikTok challenge launching on Sept. 14 that UP scholars play a big role in the public dissemination of factual information regarding this important event in the country’s history using new interventions.
And at this point in time, most people are already on TikTok thus the creation of this TikTok challenge, Paragas said.
Interested participants may submit their entry either in the form of a song, dance, skit, or narrative with a minimum of 30 seconds and a maximum of two minutes.
Submission of entries is until Sept. 30 and winners will be announced on Oct. 17.
The content may be serious or funny as long as it is based on historical facts, said UPD CMC.
However, any form of satirical content will be automatically disqualified as it can mislead the viewers.
It should be in full high definition or 1080 x 1920 pixel resolution and contains the hashtags #CMCML50 and #CMCChallenge.
The TikTok video’s audience must be set to “public” and the content must strictly be in line with the given theme, UPD CMC said.
Prizes for winners range from P20,000 to P2,500 and each challenger may submit a maximum of three videos, UPD CMC added.


Process plant emissions control
RTS Africa Technologies (RTS) is a specialised Tshwane-based company focused on supplying engineered solutions to problems experienced by process engineers in industry.
There is now a serious problem in industry with harmful emissions from process plants – particularly in applications such as refineries and power generation. A significant component in controlling emissions is to ensure that combustion processes are efficient. In order to achieve this, it is necessary to ensure that air is fed into the process in the correct proportion to the combustible products present. Unfortunately, most of the problems encountered in controlling combustion processes are due to inadequate control of the air mixture entering the process. Control of these combustion processes is essential, not only to reduce polluting emissions, but also to optimise fuel efficiency, which can have a significant effect on reducing costs.
While it is not the only gas component critical to this process, a primary indicator of incorrect combustion mixtures is the oxygen remaining in the flue gas. In theory, in a perfect combustion process, there would be no oxygen remaining in the flue gas. In practice, a significant reduction in noxious emissions can be achieved by controlling oxygen content in the flue gas to below at worst 4% and preferably to below 2%. In practice, we regularly measure oxygen content in flue gases at over 12%. (Note: there are other indicators of combustion efficiencies, such as carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide content in the flue gas.)
The reason for this is that in most combustion processes an operator will go out on the plant <br>and take a spot measurement of (say) oxygen. He will then manually adjust the air registers until he gets a good (low) oxygen reading. He goes away and probably will not recheck anything for up to a week or more. In the meantime, the combustion process is not static but is affected by changes in the feed stock to the burner, and also by changes in the air feed that can be caused by alterations in atmospheric pressure, impact of strong winds, etc.
Elimination of these problems requires accurate and reliable instrumentation and control systems.
Over the years RTS has assembled a portfolio of tried and tested technologies that offer cost-effective solutions to these problems.
RTS has represented Neo Monitors for nearly two decades. Neo Monitors is a Norwegian company that pioneered the application of laser technology to gas analysis. Note that the LaserGas Analyser can measure a wide range of gases that may be present in combustion off-gas. The analysers have no probes and are capable of measuring a selection of one, and in some cases two, gases (carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide for instance) in a soup of hydrocarbon and other gases. The instrument is tuned to detect a specific absorption line for the gas to be measured. It detects only the selected absorption line and is ‘blind’ to any other gases that may be present. There is therefore no possible cross interference from other gases. Installation of a single Neo Monitors LaserGas oxygen analyser on the stack with a PID control system to automatically control the air registers can provide constant regulation of the combustion process in real time.
All NEO Monitors instruments are built in Norway to a high quality standard and provide many years of accurate and reliable service.


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: Ealing, South East, England, United Kingdom number of rooms
New hotel on Southall Broadway, 15 minutes by car from Heathrow Airport, close to the A312, M4, A40 and M25. All rooms are equipped with bathroom, color TV, refrigerator, tea / coffee, telephone and hair dryer.
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Monday, February 4, 2013
I wanted to come up with a tone on tone background for this card so I used one of the the small Fleur's that came in the JustRite stamps set Botanical Medallions and banners I stamped it with a darker shade of green on my distressed paper back ground. It helped to break up the plain solid background and worked nicely with the floral medallion I colored and die cut.
I used JustRite stamps and Copic markers to color the flowers.
I hope you find some time to stamp or color this week.
Thanks for stopping.
" When I stand before God at the end of my life, I hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and I could say,"I used everything you gave me" Erma Bombeck Writer

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Name's Julia, and I'm in my 20s. I enjoy all the things - books, movies, awesome people, you name it.
I'm currently living in South Korea, teaching English to little munchkins.
I love chatting, so feel free to be nerdy, serious, or random with me :-)
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Hotels and Info
The NMBC Youth Rally will be held at the Hickory Metro Convention Center located in Hickory, North Carolina. The address to the Convention Center is 1960 13th Ave Dr. SE, Hickory, NC 28602.
It is located just off of I-40 and has several access roads leading to it. You can take Exit 125 or Exit 126 off of I-40. The safest and easiest entrance is located on US 64/70 just across from Valley Hills Mall and at the light for the bowling alley.
There are many Hotels in Hickory and within walking distance to the Convention Center. We have contacted several and have found the following listed hotels very suitable and are willing to offer discounts.
Please note that you must mention that you are booking a stay for the "NMBC Youth Rally". Some are offering special rates only to those who book early. Please call the Hotels directly as the discounted rates will not be found online.
Best Western -
$85(plus tax) Exterior
$88(plus tax) Interior
1520 13th Ave Drive SE, Hickory
t: 828.323.1150 | f: 828.324.8979
Hampton Inn Hickory -
1956 13th Ave Drive SE, Hickory
t: 828.624.2000 | f: 828.624.3000
Courtyard by Marriott -
1946 13th Ave Drive SE, Hickory
There are too many restaurants to name within walking distance or within just a few blocks of the convention center. These range from your typical fast food to your nice sit down dining. For groups that like the buffet-style restaurants Golden Corral, is less than a mile away. There is also a food court located at the mall which is just a few blocks away.
Bring plenty of extra money if you like to shop. Valley Hills Mall is just across the road from the convention center entrance. Not only the mall but there are many other stores located throughout the area . Of course, there is Wal-Mart less than a mile away.
We will be providing free lunch on Saturday immediately following the morning service. We will give more details and location as the time approaches.


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All of the TV romances we are still in love with
John Krasinski reveals how he saved Jim and Pam's relationship in 'The Office'
Some TV show romances are so strong that they feel real. The initial meeting, the trials and tribulations, the inevitable heartbreak, and the happy ending, all take viewers on a roller coaster of emotions. Through decades of entertainment excellence, there have been some character couples that stand out from the pack.
John Krasinski starred as Jim in 'The Office' opposite Jenna Fischer's Pam for eight years. He says there was only one time he really put his foot down and interfered with a storyline! Pam goes on maternity leave in season 8, during which time Jim goes on a business trip with Pam's replacement, Cathy. Cathy ends up hitting on Jim in his hotel room and the original script had Jim and Cathy make out. When Krasinski saw this he went straight to the show's creator and said "I’m not going to shoot it." He explained his reasoning like this: "There is a threshold with which you can push our audience. They are so dedicated. We have shown such great respect to them. But there’s a moment where if you push them too far, they’ll never come back. And I think that if you show Jim cheating, they’ll never come back."
In the end, Krasinski got his wish, and Jim and Pam were saved from a cheating debacle. They remain one of TV's most beloved couples to this day, which might not have been the case if Krasinski hadn't stepped in!
Check out this gallery of the top TV romances we are still in love with.

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A survey research analyst who writes for the Washington Post asserts that, in America, religion is on the ropes. More precisely, Scott Clement says that
American religion is on the ropes, but it has a prayer.
A major poll whose results were released this past week, the 2014 General Social Survey, reveals that U.S. church attendance continues to fall.
A record-low share of Americans attend church regularly, affiliate with a religious faith and see themselves as religious. … The findings … mark a continuation of a decades-long departure from the pews along with a growing share who profess loyalty to no religion at all.
But reason isn’t truly taking over; prayer is going as strong as it was three decades ago.
Fully 57 percent of respondents said they pray at least once a day, little different from 54 percent in 1983, when the question was first asked on the survey. Three-quarters of respondents said they pray at least once a week, while 1 in 4 pray less often or never.
The poll has a margin of sampling error of 2.5 percentage points.

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CMA Music Festival Tickets
Imagine more than 250,000 souls yelling, screaming, swaying with the beat and yearning to meet their favorite artists to catch their single glimpse; this all is happening under one roof every year. Surely it would be nothing but simply spectacular. CMA Musical festival
is one such platform that is organized for four days by Country Music Association
in Nashville, Tennessee
and it attracts people from far and beyond. Although it began as a fan fair in 1972, the event is an attraction for more than 400 artists and superstars who make intimate interaction with their fans and hold special autograph sessions that is always very dear to the fans. Celebrities perform at number of concerts organized in the festival thus giving full exposure to their fans to appreciate them greatly.
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CMA music festival
is not just special to the people of Tennessee
rather souls get together from all the 50 states and more than 40 different nations conjure up together at one place to appreciate this soothing form of art in its special way. This four-day interaction of fans and musicians makes country music special in its unique way. Nashville Convention Center
is the hub of holding “meet and greet” sessions with the extraordinary autograph session of 30 hours thus creating an electrifying bond between the artists and their die-heart fans. Till 2001, the record labels used to hold evening concerts thus making a choice of who will perform and how much time will each artist be able to sacrifice for the concert. Later the concerts were grouped by the record distribution groups, thus segregating the event into four major concerts for BMG, UNI, Sony and EMI/WEA. The performance time of each artist on stage complies with a strict deadline thus making it convenient for the festival organizers to wrap it up in time. The festival is focused on artist-fan interaction and thus it does not pay the artist to perform at the festival.
The revenue that is generated from the festival has a purposeful use. Half of it is donated for the charity while the other half is again utilized by CMA
for the purpose of the advancement of country music. Previous year the figures reached the total of $24million while this year more than $15million was spent by the public during the four day festival. It was a spectacular success not just for the festival but for the city of Nashville
too. A portion of revenues will also be spent on the music and children education program “Keep the Music Playing” thus encouraging the love and understanding of music in children. Such festivals gain success only due to the collaboration of the fans, the dedicated performance of the celebrities and the interest shown by all.
Worldwide acclaim has now been achieved by CMA Music Festival
and this is all due to the innovative idea of colleting the celebrities and a variety of country music, old and new, just at one place. The idea of making close interaction of celebrities with the public makes it more cordial and worth attending, thus fulfills the dire need of the fans to be closer to their favorite artists. Just like many other events, CMA music festival
is also sponsored by Frito-Lays and Dollar General.
The festival has an air of fun fair with people enjoying, partying and keeping themselves merry thus fleeing from the hectic routine. This makes this festival more cordial and closer to the country music lovers.
The famous fan fair of Tennessee
underwent a great change in 2001. The festival was held on a long weekend instead of happening during the week. Also the arena Tennessee Fairgrounds
was not selected for the CMA Music Festival
this time rather the downtown Nashville
was considered to be an appropriate place having a number of sites like Nashville Convention Center, LP Field, Riverfront Park and Bridgestone Arena
too. The Fairgrounds was considered to be a temporary arena till a permanent one was yet to be decided. The year 2007 was lucky enough for the event as almost two million people attended the festival thus making it a huge success. The people from more than forty different nations fly over to attend this festival which has now become a landmark of Tennessee
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The most popular event of the NAPA Auto Parts Thunder on the Hill Racing Series is the Grandview Thunder 5-25's, set for Tuesday night, August 12. On the racing program is five division of racing, competing in five feature events.There are NO Time Trials, NO Heat Races, NO Qualifying of any kind, just five awesome feature events all getting underway at 7:30 p.m.
The five show case divisions include the 358 NASCAR Modifieds, the URC Sprint Cars, the 600 Sprints, Rolling Thunder Legends and the 600 Modifieds. Gates will open at 5:30 p.m. with race time set for 7:30 p.m.
For the first time race fan, this is just the show you'll want to see. It's a sample of five divisions or racing with the benefit of seeing five features all in one night.
More then 100 race cars will fill the pits on Tuesday night, August 12.
In the 358 NASCAR Modified ranks, look for Doug Manmiller to be a contender. Manmiller won modified feature on July 1 at Grandview and is a three time Thunder on the Hill modified feature winner.
Jeff Strunk owns six Thunder wins and he'll be a contender along with Craig VonDohren, Ryan Godown, MeMe DeSantis, Kerry Kratz, Terry Meitzler, Mike Gular and Kevin Hirthler just to name a few.
For the URC Sprints, look for Chris Coyle in the BPG Racing #4 to defend his Thunder win of 2007 along with Dave Ely, Davey Sammons, Ed Aikin, Kramer Williamson, Mark Bitner and Jason Clauss to name a few.
The 600 Sprints will be part of the August Thunder event with contenders Heath Hehnly, Shane Lewis, Alex Bright, Ryan Smith, Robbie Kendall, Doug Snyder, Jeff Hartman, Bill Thomas, Stephanie Stevens and Jason VonDohren already signed-up to run the show.
Also on the program will be the Rolling Thunder Legends with Frank Polmeda, Randy Kissinger, Jason Rochelle, Josh $25 and a license is not required.
Grandview Speedway is located on Passmore Road, off Route 100 in Bechtelsville, PA (19505), just ten mile north of Pottstown.


Baylor began the TSSAA state volleyball tournament with a dominant defensive performance.
The Lady Red Raiders blocked 13 shots in Tuesday's Division II-AA state quarterfinals victory over St. Agnes, 25-17, 23-25, 25-14, 25-13 at Murfreesboro's Middle Tennessee Christian School.
Junior Sierra Herndon had seven kills and a team-high five blocks, while sophomore Nadia Sixto provided 12 kills and three blocks. Baylor (11-4) has won nine straight and will take on Briarcrest (12-2) in Wednesday's semifinals at 1:30.
The Lady Red Raiders were also led by Elaine Redman (21 digs, 18 assists, six kills), Tess Margio (eight kills, three blocks), Emma Gray (23 digs), Libby May (14 assists), Eli Kinney (16 digs), Morgan Sharpe (15 digs) and Holland Moss (four kills).
Division II-A's Notre Dame (31-4) is also one win away from the state championship match and will face Goodpasture (31-2) in the winner's bracket semifinals Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at MTCS.
The Lady Fighting Irish swept BGA, 25-22, 25-11 and 25-15, as Riley McCormick and Lindsey Burns combined for 37 digs and five aces. Notre Dame was led by seniors McKenna Brown (15 kills and 10 digs) and Mary Fillauer (27 assists, five kills, seven digs, two aces, block).
Sale Creek also won Tuesday with a sweep over Halls, 25-17, 25-13 and 25-16, and will face Loretto (27-10) in Wednesday's 11 a.m. Class A quarterfinals at Stewarts Creek High School. Also in Class A, Meigs County lost their first match of the season to Summertown, 7-25, 9-25, 11-25. The Lady Tigers (18-1) will take on Union City in the loser's bracket.
In Class AA, Signal Mountain and East Hamilton will meet today at 4 in a loser's bracket match at Blackman High School. The Lady Eagles (18-17) were swept by Nolensville while the Lady Hurricanes (17-12) fell to Crockett County in four sets.
* Notre Dame 2, University School of Nashville 1: Kenzie Campbell scored the game-winning goal in the first overtime period to help the Lady Fighting Irish avenge last year's state tournament loss to USN and advance to the Division II-A state quarterfinals.
* Silverdale Baptist 1, Grace Christian Academy 1: The Lady Seahawks won 4-2 in penalty kicks to advance to the Division II-A state quarterfinals. After falling behind 1-0 in penalty kicks after the first round, Bri Mendoza scored to the corner and was followed by a save from Tinley Carr. Silverdale rolled from there as Brooke Bolton, Addie Chapman and Gracie Renegar all scored off PK's to seal a thrilling victory. Renegar also scored in the 10th minute.
* Signal Mountain 8, Huntland 0: Seniors Briley Lowry and Camilla Mincey led a high-scoring attack for the two-time defending Class A state champions who will host Thursday's regional final against Community. Maddie Avery was stellar defensively and passing, while Lilly Whitney and Reilly Furr also stood out.
Class AAA 1st round playoffs
* Ringgold 6-9, Gilmer 3-1: The Region 6 No. 4-seeded Tigers (19-15), the defending state champions, swept the Region 7 champions in Ellijay. Ringgold hit three first-game homers to back the seven innings of two-earned runs, seven-strikeout pitching of Alyissa Sue. Jade Gainer, Riley Nayadley and Amber Gainer each hit homers and combined to drive in four runs in game one.
Taylor Layne went all six innings in game two, allowing five hits and one run while striking out six. Amber Gainer hit another homer and added a triple while driving in two and scoring twice, with sister Jade Gainer adding three hits, Baliegh Pitts two hits and two RBIs and Layne two hits and an RBI in game two.
* Sonoraville 5-7, White County 0-0: Sonoraville (16-8) ace Taylor Long pitched a pair of shutouts, going 14 innings and allowing five hits, three runs and striking out 26 to pace the sweep. Long had two hits, as did Taylor West, in game one, while West, Kelly Green and Daelynn Cochran drove in a run each.
Green was 3-for-3, including a triple and double, and drove in two runs, while Long and Olyvia Hopper added two hits and an RBI each in game two.
* Coahulla Creek 8-13, North Hall 0-1: The Region 6 tournament champions improved to 24-5 as ace Sophia Voyles pitched a six-inning perfect game with 10 strikeouts in game one and Steahl Smith allowed one hit and struck out nine in the four-inning game two.
Smith had two hits in game one and four in game two with a combined six RBIs and four runs scored. Emma Snyder was 4-for-6 with two RBIs in the two games while Meka Henson drove in three runs.
Class A public 1st round playoffs
* Gordon Lee 8-16, Glascock County 0-0: Allie Farrow had six hits and nine RBIs to lead the defending state champs to the sweep. Emma Langston pitched a five-inning perfect game with seven strikeouts in game one, while Emma Minghini allowed a hit and fanned nine in five innings in game two.
Minghini had two hits, two RBIs and scored three runs in game one, while going 3-for-4 with three RBIs in game two for the Lady Trojans 25-3).
* Trion 7-8, Crawford County 2-4: The Lady Bulldogs (12-6) advanced into the second round as Jenna Mosley drove in three runs and scored twice. Ransley Lawrence allowed three hits in five innings to win game one, while Trion rallied from a 4-0 deficit in game two with six runs in the fifth inning, four of them the result of three errors, two wild pitches and a passed ball.
North Murray defeated Coahulla Creek in a Tuesday night special, 28-14, as Seth Griffin passed for three touchdowns and ran for another. Griffin started the scoring with a 10-yard run and added first-half touchdown passes of 50 yards to Cade Petty another 50 to D'Ante Tidwell. Those two hooked up again in the fourth quarter after the Colts had made it a seven-point game with an 89-yard touchdown pass for the Mountainners (3-2, 3-1 in Region 6-AAA).
Tyson King had an interception return for touchdown in the first half and Cade Kinnamon a touchdown pass to Justin Baker in the third quarter for Coahulla Creek (1-4, 0-3).


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It’s become an Oscars tradition for Kelly Ripa: The “Live With Kelly & Mark” host is positioned back stage to grab the very first interview with a newly minted winner. Every year, those winners are so wrapped up in the moment that they excitedly invite Ripa to appear in their next project or join in on their next vacation.
And then they don’t follow through. “Never. I have not gotten a single role and I’ve not been taken on a single vacation,” she told Variety. “When you interview people after they just received the greatest achievement of their career, they say things that they would not ordinarily say. And then if you bump into the celebrity a couple of months later, they have no recollection of ever having seen us backstage!”
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“Live with Kelly & Mark” will do it once again with their annual live “After the Oscars” episode on Monday, March 11 from Hollywood’s Dolby Theater — just hours after the Oscars wrapped in the same location. This year, guests include musician Andy Grammer (who is preparing a medley of songs for “After the Oscars”), while comedian Sebastian Maniscalco will give his take on the night and Elaine Welteroth will focus on the Oscars fashion.
Meanwhile, “The Bachelor” host Jesse Palmer will serve as the red carpet correspondent for “Live” during the Oscars, and also appear the next morning on “After the Oscars.”
Ripa is used to pulling off almost an all-nighter to make “After the Oscars” happen. But this is the first experience for her husband Consuelos, who took over for Ryan Seacrest in April. “I’m ready to go,” he said. “I’m not used to doing this. I’m used to going to all the parties and not working it. So I need to readjust.”
Ripa joked that Consuelo has no idea what he’s in for: “I think he thinks that it’s just like doing a regular show. I don’t think he realizes that it’s pretty much 24 hours of non stop work.”
Indeed, after working backstage during the Oscars, the “Live” team then immediately jumps into preparing the next morning’s show — which takes place at 6 a.m. Los Angeles time, in order to hit the show’s 9 a.m. ET slot.
“I will go to the post production office and then we start editing the show, piecing the show together, talking about what we want in the show packages versus what we don’t think was a high point,” Ripa said.
On good years, Ripa added, she gets about two hours of sleep — which is probably the most of anyone on her team. “I try to sleep sitting up with as little impact on my hair as possible, in the hopes that I’ll be able to wear my Academy Award hair the next day — with mixed results,” she said. “And then we walk on the stage at around 4:45 in the morning for our soundcheck and walkthrough rehearsals.”
The “Live” post-Oscars episode traditionally opens with a taped piece; this year, Ripa and Consuelos will parody the Nicole Kidman branding spot that appears at every AMC theater before a film.
“I’m thinking, how can she look like Nicole Kidman? I mean, they’re both very different looking people. They’re both beautiful,” Consuelos said. “But I walked into onto set and I was stunned by how much she looks like Nicole Kidman.”
For the parody, the duo also re-create movie clips including “Basic Instinct” and “A Few Good Men.”
“It’s a big production,” Ripa said of the annual opener. “It takes us a while to shoot it. And the reaction of the audience in the Dolby Theatre is quite extraordinary. There’s always moment where at first they think it was the actual movie they were watching.”
Ripa and Consuelos noted that it was a good year for popular movies. Consuelos said the couple was especially impressed by Mark Ruffalo’s performance in “Poor Things,” as well as the film “Past Lives.”
And of course, the success of Oscar-nominated films like “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” means that audiences will likely be more invested in this year’s show. “There are blockbusters involved in the Academy Awards, which is a very unusual thing,” Ripa said.
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So, I’m at the grocery store today, grabbing me some lunch (salad from their salad bar, if you’re curious), and on my way to the checkout lanes I run past the book/magazine aisle, as is my habit when I hit this place about once a week. My eyes are scanning the various magazine titles when I happen across…this:
At first glance, this looks like a Guns & Ammo clone (and actually is put out by the G&A folks), in that it features articles on various weapons and other gear which are real and available for sale, and with some Fangoria thrown in for flavor. The gimmick here is that much of the magazine’s content runs with the notion that the Zombie Apocalypse is coming, and you pricks better be prepared. With that in mind, the articles highlighting the rifles and so on are written in such a way as to highlight their features and operation and how they contribute to the killing of zombies. There also are numerous tips and hints for holding your own and making your way through a world overrun with the undead. For this, the “premiere issue,” there’s even a pull-out target with a zombie, so have at it, survivors!
Other articles are “outside the box,” such as interviews with prominent zombie show-biz folks, a retrospective on zombie movies, and even some recommendations for zombie fiction and so on.
I’ll admit, I chuckled when I saw it. It’s a harmless enough idea, and–believe it or not–the companies who make hunting and survival gear are marketing “zombie survival” weapons and gear. I assume that’s all for fun…unless I missed a memo from the CDC or something. Anyway, I’d rather buy something like this than anything with Justin Bieber on the cover, right? The price point is a bit steep ($8.99), and this looks to be a special, rather than the start of a regular periodical.
Anybody else see this? Apparently, it’s been out for a month or so, but this was my first time noticing it. I almost wish it turns out to be a regular thing, just to see where they take the idea.
And since we’re here and on this topic, don’t forget Rule #2: “Double Tap.”


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EAST MILLINOCKET, Maine (AP) – The company, which is poised to become the first tenant at the disused East Millinocket paper mill, could pick up 12,000 tons of wood chips each year.
Standard Biocarbon aims to convert the wood chips into “biochar,” a carbon-rich soil additive that reduces the need for traditional fertilizers, the Bangor Daily News reported.
Details of the company’s plans were included in an air emissions license application filed with the Maine Department of Environmental Protection.
Standard Biocarbon has signed a 20-year lease with the City of East Millinocket for the use of 12,000 square feet of warehouse space on the former factory site. The venerable paper mill was finally closed in 2014.
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Patient amenities at Mayo Clinic (Scottsdale campus)
Patient and Health Education Library
The Patient and Health Education Library, located on the concourse level, is a resource for patients and families. Among its resources are medical textbooks, consumer health books, brochures, journals, health letters and models. Computers to access websites also are available as well as personal assistance from a medical librarian.
The patient lounge, located on the concourse level, offers food and beverage vending machines, microwaves, a television, tables and chairs, telephones (including TDD), and a reclining chair area to rest between appointments.
The patient cafeteria, located on the first floor, is open from 6:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Mayo Clinic Gift Shop
The gift shop, located on the concourse level, is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and features Southwestern gifts, jewelry and apparel; decorative items; cards and Mayo Clinic logo items.
The Mayo Clinic Optical Store is located on the concourse level of the Mayo Clinic Building. It offers a wide selection of frames and lenses in addition to a one-year warranty on all eyewear, free cleaning, adjustments, multiple pair discounts and dry eyes products. The shop is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Humanities in Medicine
Humanities in Medicine sponsors programs in the arts, history and music for Mayo Clinic staff and patients.

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Fully-playable arcade cabinets just inches tall!
Happy little energy drink.
A tiny replica of the ‘80s doll that really glows!
The classic puzzle game in tiny handheld form.
Officially licensed light with sound effect.
A Bluetooth-enabled speaker that looks like the classic puzzle.
Caffeinated beverages modeled after Springfield libations.
Make ice cubes that look like imprisoned Han Solos.
Tiny versions of the classic teddy bear troupe.
Officially licensed light-up keychain with authentic sound effect.
Coffee cup styled like the original Nintendo handheld console.
A working mini model of the classic drawing toy.
Adorable, tiny figurines from the popular franchise.
Impact-resistant hard cases styled after the iconic Etch-a-Sketch®.
Throwback winter gloves that change colors in the cold.
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Sale of leather
The sale of processed leather is our peculiarity.
We select the best raw hides from trusted suppliers and then we process them, from the tanning phase to the final finishing, with the help of contractors we have carefully selected over the years.
We treat raw cowhides as well as lamb and goat skins that cannot be used by the food industry: we enhance the characteristics of the hides thanks to tanning treatments and subsequent processing, which give a new lease of life to this natural and vibrant material.
We select the hides according to the required customisations: we find the best solutions for our clients, whether the items to be produced are classic, have a vintage feel or are used for technical or special applications.
We turn ideas into leather
Leather has always been part of our family. Thanks to our father, we have breathed in their scent since childhood.
Following in his footsteps, in 2007 we founded Spea S.r.l. to finally turn our ideas into leather: thanks to our dedication to the care of the material, to a strict quality control and to a full spirit of collaboration with the customers, we now have the opportunity to serve many high-level brands in the fashion industry, both in the clothing and in the leather goods and footwear sectors.
Quality raw hides: our strength
We take great pride in providing our customers with top quality leather: this is why our workers carry out an accurate manual / visual quality control of the material at out company’s premises.
But we do even more than that: the hides are also tested for physical strength, both in-house with our machines, and at certified laboratories’, where the chemical analysis and verification of the compliance of the items with the sustainability requirements demanded by the major fashion brands are also carried out.
We enhance the characteristics of the leather
Each hide has its own peculiarities and we know how to best enhance each type and each part of every leather according to the result to be achieved.
We have a large variety of leather and many ideas to share with our customers to create new trendy items.
From the choice of hides to the headquarters
Our commitment to sustainability:
From the choice of the raw material, to the processing up to the final product.
At every stage of our work we pay special attention to sustainability by selecting hides deriving only from the food industry and we do it in compliance with the most stringent regulations in terms of chemical risk and environmental impact.
We expertly use chemicals supplied only by accredited companies so that the final products meet the requirement of eliminating the chemicals that are considered harmful to man and the environment, an aspect which is increasingly demanded by companies.
Our leather is also tested by the best certified laboratories.
Even our new headquarters are an example of such commitment: we wanted to renovate them by choosing the most innovative materials and technologies that allow us to reduce energy consumption


Feb 4, 2013, 1:15 PM EST
After scoring 10 points in four games and rocketing atop the league’s scoring leaderboard, Thomas Vanek was named the NHL’s first star of the week on Monday.
The 29-year-old Austrian was en fuego over the last seven days. He notched an assists in a 4-3 OT loss to Toronto, then followed that up with a three-goal, two-assists performance in a statement win over the Bruins.
That was followed by a one-goal effort in Montreal on Saturday and a three-point effort in Florida on Sunday.
Vanek now leads the NHL in scoring — 19 points, three clear of second-place Steve Stamkos — and, of note, has two of the three five-point games in the league thus far (the other was recorded by Detroit’s Henrik Zetterberg.)
Second star went to Pittsburgh’s Chris Kunitz, thanks in large part to a pair of game-winning goals and the first four-goal game of his career in Sunday’s 6-3 win over Washington.
Kunitz now leads the Pens in goals (six) and is coming off a career-high 26 goals in 2011-12.
Luongo went 2-0-1 while posting 0.95 GAA and .963 save percentage, helping the Canucks move to 4-2-2 on the season and atop the Northwest Division. Luongo’s hot streak also included a 24-save shutout over Colorado, the 61st shutout of his career, moving him to within one of Turk Broda for 15th all-time.
Dec 7, 2013, 7:25 PM EST
Two Eastern Conference powers going at it.
Dec 7, 2013, 7:01 PM EST
Pair of forwards going to San Jose.
Dec 7, 2013, 6:31 PM EST
Dallas unsuccessful on that power play.
Dec 7, 2013, 5:55 PM EST
He finished the game with four points.
Dec 7, 2013, 5:28 PM EST
Good news for Nashville.
Dec 7, 2013, 4:48 PM EST
After 20 seasons, this could be it.
Dec 7, 2013, 3:34 PM EST
He had three head or neck injuries last season.
Dec 7, 2013, 3:02 PM EST
He’s battled injuries the past two seasons.
Dec 7, 2013, 2:02 PM EST
He was their fourth-round pick in 2009.
Dec 7, 2013, 1:08 PM EST
He was the Panthers’ all-time leader in assists.
Dec 7, 2013, 12:13 PM EST
Losing blue liners is not optimal.
Dec 7, 2013, 10:54 AM EST
It’s getting grumpy in Winnipeg.
Dec 7, 2013, 10:02 AM EST
That’s a big sigh of relief for Boston.
Dec 7, 2013, 9:15 AM EST
It’s all about the chances.
Dec 7, 2013, 12:15 AM EST
Jean-Sebastien Giguere remains undefeated.
Dec 6, 2013, 11:59 PM EST
Watch the video to decide for yourself.
Dec 6, 2013, 11:10 PM EST
Blackhawks have now lost three in a row.
Dec 6, 2013, 10:36 PM EST
Tough two days for San Jose.
Dec 6, 2013, 10:15 PM EST
Next summer, they’ll be talking about shrinking goalie sweaters.
Dec 6, 2013, 9:58 PM EST
Phoenix goes to Vancouver shorthanded.
- Report: Salary cap ‘may be around’ $70 million next season 17
- TGIF: Five NHL games to watch this weekend 5
- Report: Laviolette a candidate to replace Capuano 25
- Sharks say Fleury was ‘shaky’ and ‘fighting it’ in 44-save victory 53
- Boychuk boarded by Pacioretty, taken off on stretcher (Update: has movement in extremities) 57
- Seguin (concussion) cleared to play tonight 0
- Bylsma: Sharks are NHL’s best, ‘with all due respect to Chicago’ 89
- Will the Rangers use a compliance buyout on Richards? 10
- Malkin (lower body) to miss tonight’s game versus Sharks 20
- Flyers’ Couturier: ‘We’re starting to believe in ourselves’ 60
- Bylsma: Sharks are NHL’s best, ‘with all due respect to Chicago’ (89)
- Flyers’ Couturier: ‘We’re starting to believe in ourselves’ (60)
- Boychuk boarded by Pacioretty, taken off on stretcher (Update: has movement in extremities) (57)
- Lehtonen shines, Roussel agitates as Stars beat ‘Hawks (53)
- Sharks say Fleury was ‘shaky’ and ‘fighting it’ in 44-save victory (53)


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Around 510,000 Cameroonians have been found suffering from HIV/AIDS, according to the Health Ministry of the West African country.
The patients include 90,000 who have fallen ill and 55,000 who have just been registered at hospital.
The figure was released on Monday when Health Minister Andre Mama Fouda launched a week-long campaign against HIV/AIDS.
The minister encouraged patients to report at hospital, saying the government "has taken an important measure since May 2007 to offer free anti-virus drugs."
Fouda called on women to take the frontlines in the struggle against the disease, citing figures showing that 6.5 percent of the female are exposed to HIV/AIDS, compared with 4.5 percent for the male.
"We should not only continue to assume duty to people around us, but ensure that this pandemic disease will make no progress in our country," the minister added.
Cameroon has worked out a plan for 2009 under which it will push ahead with professional training to improve the distribution of anti-virus drugs across the country.

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The focus of this paper is to provide an analysis of Shakespeare's, Hamlet. The characters in question are Hamlet, Laertes and Fortinbras. Hamlet is expected to have a successful life due to his destiny as a future prince of He faces the usual problems of a prince in that he loses his father in battle. It is Hamlet's uncle ~ this same Claudius ~ who has been elected king. Compared to Hamlet, Laertes is faced with similar issues ~ but reacts.
Fortinbras /ˈfɔːrtɪnbræs/ is either of two minor fictional characters from William Shakespeare's tragedy Hamlet. The more notable is a Norwegian crown. Of all the characters in William Shakespeare's Hamlet, Fortinbras is perhaps the strangest. Oddly enough, though, Fortinbras is a stabilizing.
Laertes /leɪˈɜːrtiːz/ is a character in William Shakespeare's play Hamlet. Laertes is the son of Polonius and the brother of Ophelia. In the final scene, he kills. Though seeming to simply be a minor character, Laertes is of great importance in the play, Hamlet, and much more than one would initially believe, due to his.
The Foils of Laertes and Fortinbras in Hamlet Essay. The Foils of Laertes and Fortinbras in Hamlet William Shakespeare wrote the classic play, Hamlet in the sixteenth century. Many characters, such as King Claudius, Fortinbras, and Laertes, in William Shakespeare’s “The Tragedy. Hamlet and Laertes have several differences, but the central one is that Laertes is more a man of action, while Hamlet is more of a thinker. This key difference is.
In Shakespeare’s famous tragedy, Hamlet there are similarities between Hamlet, Fortinbras, and Laertes. The Foils of Laertes and Fortinbras in Hamlet Essay. The Foils of Laertes and Fortinbras in Hamlet William Shakespeare wrote the classic play, Hamlet in the sixteenth century. While much different in nature from the melancholic Hamlet who deliberates endlessly and is reluctant to take action, Fortinbras, the prince who would sacrifice.
Check out our essay example on Compare and contrast Hamlet vs. Laertes to start writing!. Essay William Shakespeare 's Hamlet, Hamlet And Laertes An examination of similarities and differences between Hamlet and Laertes, both.

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Flashcards in Global Warming Deck (49)
what gasses does the Earth’s atmosphere consist of?
Small amounts of carbon dioxide, argon and water.
Does not react
Burning of substance in oxygen.
How do scientists make ammonia gas?
From nitrogen in the air
What does scientists use ammonia gas for?
Why does nitrogen need to dilute the air?
Breathing in pure oxygen can be dangerous to our health
Limits harmful effect of combustion.
How do aquatic animals breathe?
They use oxygen dissolved in water. The oxygen in the air dissolves when come in contact with water. As long as the water surface is exposed to air, the water will contain oxygen.
If light bulb filled with air, thin metal thread inside will react with the oxygen. Will cause filament to burn away quickly. Since argon does not react with the filament, it is used to fill light bulbs.
Properties of oxygen?
Slightly denser than air
Preparation of oxygen?
Can be made by adding a catalyst, manganese oxide to hydrogen peroxide. In the reaction, hydrogen peroxide is broken apart to form oxygen gas and water.
How do you test for a gas?
1. Light a match or splint and quickly blow it out. Make sure it continues to glow.
2. Place splint at mouth of jar.
3. Glowing splint will re-ignite when gas is oxygen.
What do we call products of reactions with oxygen?
How is rust formed?
When iron reacts with oxygen. Reaction needs water to get going. Iron oxide.
What is the word equation for rust oxide?
Iron + oxygen + water -> iron oxide
Example of poisonous gas?
How is carbon monoxide formed?
Carbon burns in too little oxygen.
What happens when carbon burns with lots of oxygen?
Carbon dioxide forms.
Natural fuels formed by the remains of plants and animals that died millions of years ago.
What is the role of oxygen in combustion?
When something burns in oxygen, there is more light and heat produced than was needed to start the reaction.
What is combustion?
Process in which a substance is chemically combined with oxygen to release energy in the form of heat and light. (Burning)
What is the word equation for carbon dioxide given off?
Carbon + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + heat + light
Examples of fossil fuels?
Charcoal, petrol, natural gas
What is photosynthesis?
Use water light and carbon dioxide to create food and oxygen. They produce glucose, which is a simple sugar stored in plant. At night, plant combines glucose with with oxygen to produce energy.
How can you use oxygen in life, health and medical uses?
Hospitals: O2 in tanks for people problems breathing.
Mountain climbers and deep sea divers: tanks of oxygen for when natural supply not enough or present at all.
What are the uses of oxygen for industrial purposes?
During production of steel, oxygen gas blown through molten steel to purify it.
In metal cutting and welding, oxygen mixed with another chemical to create fuel:
At high pressure, mixture burns strongly to produce flame strong enough to cut metals by melting them.
Gas made of O3 molecules.
Rays emitted by sun, can cause damage to humans.
Protective layer around the earth.
How is the ozone formed?
Formed in upper atmosphere of Earth ultraviolet radiation strikes oxygen molecules. UV light is form of energy that can split the O2 molecules in 2 to create individual oxygen atoms. One atom, combines with another O2 molecule, making ozone molecule. Continuous cycle.

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Walker Rob Books
Books di Walker Rob con argomento City And Town Life Louisiana New Orleans Anecdotes
Letters From New Orleans
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In January of 2000, Rob Walker left a high-powered media job in New York, and with his girlfriend, moved to New Orleans. Letters from New Orleans collects, in one volume, the delightful and unsettling observations Walker sent to friends and fans about his intriguing new life in New Orleans.


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Publication Acceptance Date: 9/1/2008
Publication Date: 6/1/2009
Citation: Porter, D.R., Harris, M.O., Hesler, L.S., Puterka, G.J. 2009. Insects which challenge global wheat production: Russian wheat aphid. In: Carver, B.F., editor. Wheat: Science and Trade. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell. p. 189-201. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The book chapter on Russian wheat aphid, (Diuraphis noxia (Mord.)), is one of several that addresses significant pests in the book entitled, Wheat Science and Trade. The chapter gives a detailed account of the history of the Russian wheat aphid as global pest, and its biology, ecology and management approaches. The Russian wheat aphid is one of the most significant pests affecting wheat production in the United States and South Africa. This aphid has also overcome the resistance that has successfully managed this pest in the past ten years in these two countries by developing more virulent biotypes.

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Nestled deep within the rolling Hertfordshire hills sits Sopwell House, an enchanting country estate located in the picturesque city of St Albans. The dazzling white 18th Century Georgian manor house, surrounded by acres of charming countryside, stands proudly at the end of a meandering driveway lined with blossom trees.
The hideaway is a convenient 20-minute train journey from London St Pancras and boasts 128 stylish guestrooms, 16 exclusive Mews Suites, 12 acres of beautiful gardens, two restaurants, an elegant cocktail lounge, a swimming pool and spa, 15 adaptable meeting rooms, plus five ground floor banqueting rooms.
For the ultimate in luxurious living, the 128 newly refurbished guestrooms at the hotel are each impeccably designed in an elegant, quintessentially British manner. Duck feather duvets cloak the super king-sized beds while some guestrooms offer balconies overlooking the far-reaching hotel grounds. Slate, wood and leather statement furniture echo around each room and the immaculate en-suite bathrooms all boast bespoke design vanity units and ESPA toiletries.
To one side of the hotel, a cluster of exclusive Mews Suites sit peacefully behind a private gate. Originally standing as stable blocks to accompany the main farmhouse, the newly refurbished oasis comprises 16 Mews Suites surrounding a stunning botanical garden designed by Chelsea Flower Show Gold Medalist, Ann-Marie Powell. An infinity edged hydrotherapy pool with ceramic detailing sparkles in the centre of the stunning bespoke garden offering barefoot luxury throughout the year. Accessible only via private gates and surrounded by two-metre pleached hornbeam, The Mews provides optimum exclusivity for its guests. Some of the Mews Suites also encompass their own private courtyards with sunken private spa baths and dark wicker seating areas.
The Restaurant at Sopwell House is renowned for being an award-winning AA Rosette restaurant which marries British and European cuisine to achieve an eclectic menu. Meanwhile, The Brasserie provides an elegant open-plan dining area, which offers an all-day buffet menu for more informal dining, before transforming into a candle lit space for its evening à la carte menu. The Cocktail Bar & Lounge is the ideal luxurious location for traditional Afternoon Tea throughout the day and for cocktails at night.
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The massive transformation enacted by humanity is also why our geological era, which is akin to the operating system on which the living world depends, recently had its name updated to the anthropocene – the age of humanity. So what is the path forward? The necessary solutions for ensuring that our children enjoy healthy and abundant natural habitats are not simple. But one thing is certain. For humanity to head in the right direction, we must take a closer look at what is around us. We cannot count on the blind leading the blind.
The Anthropocene represents the beginning of a very rapid human-driven trajectory of the Earth System away from the glacial– interglacial limit cycle toward new, hotter climatic conditions and a profoundly different biosphere. The current position, at over 1 °C above a preindustrial baseline, is nearing the upper envelope of interglacial conditions over the past 1.2 million years. More importantly, the rapid trajectory of the climate system over the past half century along with technological lock in and socioeconomic inertia in human systems commit the climate system to conditions beyond the envelope of past interglacial conditions. Therefore, it is possible the Earth System may already have passed one ‘fork in the road’, a bifurcation with potentially many trajectories , often represented by the large range of global temperature rises simulated by climate models.
In most analyses, these trajectories are largely driven by the amount of greenhouse gases that human activities have already emitted and will continue to emit into the atmosphere over the rest of this century and beyond—with a presumed quasilinear relationship between cumulative carbon dioxide emissions and global temperature rise. However, biogeophysical feedback processes within the Earth System coupled with direct human degradation of the biosphere, may play a more important role than normally assumed, limiting the range of potential future trajectories and potentially eliminating the possibility of the intermediate trajectories. There is a significant risk that these internal dynamics, especially strong nonlinearities in feedback processes, could become an important or perhaps, even dominant factor in steering the trajectory that the Earth System actually follows over coming centuries.
The trajectory of the Earth System is influenced by biogeophysical feedbacks within the system that can maintain it in a given state (negative feedbacks) and those that can amplify a perturbation and drive a transition to a different state (positive feedbacks). Some of the key negative feedbacks that could maintain the Earth System in Holocene-like conditions— notably, carbon uptake by land and ocean systems—are weakening relative to human forcing, increasing the risk that positive feedbacks could play an important role in determining the Earth System’s trajectory.
Beyond the threshold of 2 °C above preindustrial temperature this intrinsic biogeophysical feedbacks in the Earth System could become the dominant processes controlling the system’s trajectory. Precisely where a potential planetary threshold might be is uncertain. The 2 °C warming could activate important tipping elements, raising the temperature further to activate other tipping elements in a domino-like cascade that could take the Earth System to even higher temperatures (Tipping Cascades). Such cascades comprise, in essence, the dynamical process that leads to thresholds in complex systems. This analysis implies that, even if the Paris Accord target of a 1.5 °C to 2.0 °C rise in temperature is met, we cannot exclude the risk that a cascade of feedbacks could push the Earth System irreversibly onto a ‘Hothouse Earth’ pathway.
A critical issue is that, if a planetary threshold is crossed toward the Hothouse Earth pathway, accessing the Stabilized Earth pathway would become very difficult no matter what actions human societies might take. Beyond the threshold, positive (reinforcing) feedbacks within the Earth System —outside of human influence or control— could become the dominant driver of the system’s pathway, as individual tipping elements create linked cascades through time and with rising temperature.
It is bad enough as it is, but are we not just treating the symptoms …
The discourse around climate change, is about the metric buzzwords – carbon, greenhouse, emissions, temperature, alternative energy etc. Is it possible that in the debate around measuring what’s happening and how badly it’s happening, we have been distracted from a true root cause of ecological crisis?
What is typically measured is that which serves the economic and political interests, and unconscious biases, of those who commission the measurements. The conventional climate discourse is heavily influenced by a geo-mechanical view of the world. From that view, fixing the planet becomes a matter of tweaking the atmospheric gas composition. When we focus on quantifiable metrics of the climate problem, we may be led to believe that the control of these metrics brings us closer to planetary safety or even healing, when in fact, the root cause drivers of ecological destruction remain active.
In the dominant climate change narrative, humans are an external force driving change to the Earth System in a largely linear, deterministic way; the higher the forcing in terms of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, the higher the global average temperature. Human societies and our activities need to be recast as an integral, interacting component of a complex, adaptive Earth System. This framing puts the focus not only on human system dynamics that reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also on those that create or enhance negative feedbacks that reduce the risk that the Earth System will cross a planetary threshold and lock into a Hothouse Earth pathway.
Humanity’s challenge then is to influence the dynamical properties of the Earth System in such a way that the emerging unstable conditions in the zone between the Holocene and a very hot state become a de facto stable intermediate state.
This requires that humans take deliberate, integral, and adaptive steps to reduce dangerous impacts on the Earth System, effectively monitoring and changing behavior to form feedback loops that stabilize this intermediate state. There is much uncertainty and debate about how this can be done—technically, ethically, equitably, and economically—and there is no doubt that the normative, policy, and institutional aspects are highly challenging. Societies could take a wide range of actions that constitute negative feedbacks, to steer the Earth System toward Stabilized Earth.
While reducing emissions is a priority, much more must be done to reduce direct human pressures on critical biomes that contribute to the regulation of the state of the Earth System through carbon sinks and moisture feedbacks, such as the Amazon and boreal forests, and to build much more effective stewardship of the marine and terrestrial biospheres in general. The present dominant socioeconomic system, however, is based on high-carbon economic growth and exploitative resource use. Attempts to modify this system have met with some success locally but little success globally in reducing greenhouse gas emissions or building more effective stewardship of the biosphere.
Incremental linear changes to the present socioeconomic system are not enough to stabilize the Earth System. Widespread, rapid, and fundamental transformations will likely be required to reduce the risk of crossing the threshold and locking in the Hothouse Earth pathway; these include changes in behavior, technology and innovation, governance, and values.
In addition to institutional and social innovation at the global governance level, changes in demographics, consumption, behavior, attitudes, education, institutions, and socially embedded technologies are all important to maximize the chances of achieving a Stabilized Earth pathway.
Ultimately, the transformations necessary to achieve the Stabilized Earth pathway require a fundamental reorientation and restructuring of national and international institutions toward more effective governance at the Earth System level, with a much stronger emphasis on planetary concerns in economic governance, global trade, investments and finance, and technological development. And even if world leaders somehow got their act together, significant and dangerous levels of warming are still inevitable, baked into the system from all the carbon dioxide that has already been dumped. There’s a time lag between carbon dioxide increase and subsequent effects, between the wind we sow and the whirlwind we reap. Barring a miracle, the next 20 years are going to see increasingly chaotic systemic transformation in global climate patterns, unpredictable biological adaptation and a wild spectrum of human political and economic responses, including scapegoating and war. The middle and later decades of the 21st century — my grandchildren’s adult life’s — promise as it looks like at the moment a global catastrophe whose full implications any reasonable person must turn away from in horror. Society is not simply an aggregate of millions or billions of individual choices but a complex, recursive dynamic in which choices are made within institutions and ideologies that change over time as these choices feed back into the structures that frame what we consider possible. All the while, those structures are being disrupted and nudged and warped and shaken by countless internal and external drivers, including environmental factors such as global warming, material and social innovation, and the occasional widespread panic. We choose from possible options, not ex nihilo.
Our (grand)children will not face the choices we face. They won’t have the opportunities we now have for action. They’ll confront a range of outcomes whose limits were determined by the choices we made. Yet while some degree of warming now appears inevitable, the range of possible outcomes over the next century is wide enough and the worst outcomes extreme enough that there is some narrow hope that revolutionary socio-economic transformation today might save billions of human lives and preserve global civilization as we know it in more or less recognizable form
This requires a fundamental change in the role of humans on the planet: a deliberate and sustained action to become an integral, adaptive part of Earth System dynamics, creating feedbacks that keep the system on a Stabilized Earth.


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