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Josh Neer vs Kurt Pellegrino Betting Analysis, UFC 101
Josh Neer (-215, Bodog) vs Kurt Pellegrino (+190, SBG)
This is a very well matched fight between two very similar guys. On the one hand, we have the tough as nails Miletich fighter Josh Neer and on the other, the strong wrestler and Kenny Florian protégé Kurt Pellegrino. What is really interesting is the fact that both of these guys have fought many of the same fighters and have somehow never met before this fight. Drew Fickett holds RNC submissions over both men. They both have losses to Nate Diaz and wins over Mac Danzig. Joe Stevenson has defeated Pellegrino and been defeated by Josh Neer. So it is an intriguing fight.
We'll start with Josh Neer, who is known in the MMA world has a very tough and gritty fighter. He has shown in his fights that he can take a lot of damage and just keep coming and coming. That doesn't mean that he is KO proof, since Mark Miller put him down in 2007. However, he is very confident in his durability and tends to taunt his opponents at sometime during the bout. His standup style is very straight up, with his head held high. From the defense, he has improved his head movement over the last year, as well as using his hands to deflect shots. Striking wise, Neer likes the powerful looping hooks that can put people away.
On the ground, Neer is very dangerous. He has worked hard over the years to advance his ground game and it shows. During the Nate Diaz fight, he was very active with submission attempts and positioning improvements, Diaz was simply better. That being said, he held his own and that is a real testament to is BJJ. Of his 25 fights, 11 have been submission victories. He has an especially dangerous triangle choke that he used to finish off Melvin Guillard and Mac Danzig. Neer's submission defense is a little lacking as 3 of his 7 losses have come via submissions.
The real bread and butter of Neer's fight game is his clinch work. He does a great job of pushing the fight to the fence, using dirty boxing to bloody up is opponents, and then securing the takedown. Normally he uses single-legs and trips but will every once in a while use a double-leg for his takedowns. From the top, his ground and pound is very effective, focusing on hard glancing elbows that cut up his opponents face.
Neer's greatest weakness is his takedown defense. Most of his opponents have been able to take him down at will. From there, he can be grounded out or out pointed for the decision victory. He especially has a problem with takedown shots from the outside and the drive through double-leg.
This brings us to Kurt Pellegrino, who is a strong wrestler that was a two time all state wrestler in high school. He currently trains with Kenny Florian's camp in Boston and has been advancing his standup game under Mark Dellagrotte. He is currently 13-4.
Standing wise, Kurt has been advancing leaps and bounds in his last few fights. He has always been a very fast and agile striker, but training with Florian has shown marked improvement in his combinations, accuracy, and head movements. Kurt's striking style is very straight forward and he hits with strong, straight down the pipe punches. He can be very frustrating and elusive with an in-and-out exchange pattern. He only has two TKO wins on his record, but he has the potential to put people to sleep with his vastly improved striking.
On the ground, Kurt is very well versed. He has a BJJ black belt under Hermes Franca and once trained with Ricardo Almeida. 9 of his 13 wins have come via submission. Outside of MMA, Kurt has a grappling background of 93-3. He is very good both from his back and on top. The only major problem is his tendency to move into his opponents guard from a superior position. Many times, it is without any clear reason. He did this with Tavares, Diaz, and Stevenson.
Kurt's main strength is his wrestling ability. He has impeccable timing with his takedowns and can usually get anyone down with his double-leg. Very often, he will time his opponent's punches and very quickly change levels to drive through their legs. Once on the ground, Kurt has a dangerous GnP that can be very loose. This is so he can land hard head shots when he falls back into the guard. The only down side to this is that it makes him susceptible to triangle chokes.
Kurt's main weakness is his cardio. He usually tires out in the later rounds, and once he loses his momentum, he can have a hard time recovering it. Other areas of danger are his problems with smothering GnP's that focus on close in strikes and elbows, and hard leg lead leg kicks.
Standing up in this fight, Kurt has the advantage on the feet. That may not show in their respective records, but Kurt's straight shots and elusive style could be a big problem for Josh's looping haymakers. So there is a good chance that Kurt could get either the KO or TKO. He has also shown to have an iron chin, and Josh's ego in the standup could drive him to stay standing when he really shouldn't. It should also be noted that Josh has had problems in the past with over hand rights when he throws his left jab and Kurt has a good over the top right hand. So if I was going to call a KO, it would be Kurt's over hand right.
On the ground, this fight is somewhat of a wash. Both of these guys have advanced ground skills and have also shown vulnerabilities to submissions in the past. Kurt has the better credentials on paper, but Josh looked really good against Diaz. Therefore, it is really a coin flip.
The biggest factor in this fight will most likely be Kurt's wrestling ability. If he can stay away from Josh's clinch game, he should be able to take Josh down and impose his will. If they do get stuck in the clinch, Josh has the best chance of getting this to the ground in top position, but I would put his takedown success at only 1 in 3 against Kurt.
Ultimately, I think Kurt has the better chance for victory in this fight. Stylistically, he has the edge standing up, and his wrestling should dictate where this fight takes place. Both of these fighters are very strong at 155, so that should also be neutralized. If it goes to the ground, whoever is on top will have the best chances of finishing the fight, and Kurt should be the one on top the great majority of the time. Once he is on top, his absolutely devastating GnP will most likely win the fight (if he hasn't connected that right hand).
Final Prediction: There is a hefty potential for an upset by Kurt in this fight. His wrestling and striking abilities fit very nicely with a scrappy guy like Josh Neer. Therefore, take Kurt Pellegrino at +190 risking 1.5 units to win 2.85 units. If his line continues to increase and tops +215, throw another unit down on him.
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the matrix comes of age
Cinephile Shodown
u_u January 5, 2017, 4:43am #1
The Matrix turns 18 this year, it'll soon be old enough to vote and die in a war, but still too young for a stiff drink. It is time for reckoning.
Dark Souls 3 Die Already
I should specify: the second and third movies are bad movies, but I think the ideas they conjure are legitimately interesting science fiction. They are actually way more interesting than the first movie, which is a better movie of course.
I saw the first movie probably a dozen times because I was young and innocent and it reached me in a weird way. I only saw the Matrix Part 2 once, and legitimately did not understand anything about it that wasn't a fist, foot, or bullet. I saw the third one once too and felt like I understood it enough to hate almost every minute of it…
So like. What are those movies supposed to be about?
MUWT 2: The Quickening
meauxdal January 5, 2017, 4:47am #2
you should watch 2 again. 3 is really fucking bad, but 2 has a lot of interesting stuff
Mr_Mechanical January 5, 2017, 4:48am #3
They're about, like, God and stuff and perception and the nature of reality and the thoughts you have on these subjects after taking a really good bong rip.
eddoe January 5, 2017, 4:51am #4
Watch World on a Wire next.
Whoa! I've never heard of that. Looks cool!
check it out man
Father.Torque January 5, 2017, 5:39am #7
So I thought I'd posted about this on old sb but it turns out I just posted the same generalities you just quoted:
[quote]My wife recently informed we she had never seen any of the Matrix movies, so we took advantage of both our time off around New Year's to watch the entire trilogy. Like any child of the 90's, I've seen the first movie like thirty times, but I had only seen the second and third once each, in the theater when they were released. I remember very much Not Liking them.
You know what, in my senesence, I kind of do like them. I'm not much of a film analyst, so normally it's difficult for me to peel apart the different layers of a movie to identify exactly what is good and what is bad - usually I am left with a more amorphous "I liked it" or "I didn't like it" type opinion. But Matrix 2 and 3 are weird in that I can tell you exactly the elements that work and exactly the elements that don't.
Mostly the elements that don't are all the cinematic ones - plot, character, dialogue, emotional catharsis. I won't bother going into detail because nobody cares about the Matrix. But you know what does hold up, mostly? The actual science fiction. Except for one specific problem, the sf underlying the plot is coherent and actually somewhat thought-provoking. Previously, I had considered 2 and 3 kind of like the Star Wars prequels, but now I realize that's being entirely unfair. They at least made me sit and ponder for a few minutes after they were over, which is a whole lot more than I can say about most movies.[/quote]
The only more detailed analysis came here:
[quote]Right. The rationale is that almost everybody is so taken by the Matrix that if "woken up" they would die from the psychological and physical shock anyway - hardly anyone attached to the Matrix can be saved. This is implied elsewhere as well, mostly by Morpheus saying he has a rule not to disconnect people over a certain age. So, since they literally can't be saved and in the meantime are just batteries for the machines, their lives are basically forfeit; there's no moral dimension to killing them because they may as well be a bunch of Terri Shiavos. This of course completely discounts their conscious experiences and sufferings inside the Matrix, but yeah like whatever.
On the other hand though, everyone killed is either a rentacop, a cop or some kind of faceless military goon. They don't go around annihilating civilians. It seems like they have to have some kind of moral qualm with just killing everybody, or else they could just port in a bunch of hydrogen bombs and kill everyone in the Matrix, crippling the machines in the real world by taking away their power source. The latter movies are thoroughgoing enough that I can imagine (without proof) some kind of reactionary hawk faction in Zion that advocates doing just that, opposed by some kind of lefty peacenik faction that opposes killing any Matrix-dweller on the grounds that they are still human. There is proof that there are analogous factions and debates among the machines, which is one of the most interesting ideas in the sequels.[/quote]
Which still isn't that detailed.
Honestly I'd have to watch the movies again again to be as specific as I want to be, and they're kind of miserable to watch so I don't want to. I don't think they're very interesting on the level Mr Mech is talking about either, that kind of Baudrillard 101, what is real, what is perception, whatever. I don't think the movies have much to say about that philosophy and rather use it as window dressing.
What I do like is working through the implications of the machine society and the Matrix itself. From a plausibility standpoint, the big criticism of the first movie is that the principle underlying its premise is dumb: it's stupid to use people as batteries. Like, there's no way a human body produces more electricity than the machines it would take to extract it. Because the first movie is a competent action flick, though, you're willing to buy it because the rest flows logically.
2 and 3 reveal that the basic dumbness of that premise is actually intended. The machines are not a monolithic hivemind, but a series of individuals who have inevitably developed a politics to mediate their philosophical disagreements. The Matrix probably does in fact harvest people for power to offset its costs, but really it's a zoo; the machines decided through whatever political process that humans are conscious and therefore to simply kill them all would be genocide. The Architect and the Oracle are pretty passable icons of the traditional hierarchical, rational, superegoic, Apollinian Father God and the emotional, cryptic, prophesying, Dionysian Mother Goddess. But the other programs depicted in the movie hint at a pretty radical fractal of AI personalities.
As a scene in a movie this is boring stilted bullshit, but as a hint of the rich fiction underlying the movies I think this is actually one of the most interesting scenes in the whole trilogy:
Cuba, have you seen The Animatrix? There's a Peter Chung short in there dealing with the machine consciousness that's worth watching at least once.
Other than that, hell, it never occurred to me that the machines were actually fighting amongst themselves over how to handle the human population. I haven't watched the movies in like a decade.
geist January 5, 2017, 7:30am #9
the matrix trilogy is basically a bad version of evangelion. it became wildly popular by roping people in with a solid take on easily likeable action tropes in a vaguely coherent universe, then once they were hooked it exploded into idiosyncratic neurosis and messy pop philosophy before abandoning all pretense of pacing and watch-ability in a fit monologues and orgiastic action sequences with no basis in reality
ronk January 5, 2017, 8:44am #10
i remember being a staunch defender of 2 and 3, maybe because i was in high school and really liked it's weird settings and mechs and the fact that there's a live action Dragon Ball Z fight in the climax of the 3rd and i hadn't seen that in a regular movie theater up to that point.
one of the selling points of the Matrix Trilogy DVD box set was that they had audio commentaries done by the critics who hated the sequels and i have always wanted to hear them, but never did. one day i'll rewatch these.
anothersphere January 5, 2017, 10:56am #11
Recently watched 1 last year at a local indie theater, need to see 2 and 3 again soon. While I've agreed with widespread criticisms about their structure and pacing, I always felt they were more coherent than they get credit for; not as bombastic as the internet hate machine makes 'em out to be. But yeah it's been a while so I need to review.
I think the Animatrix is still some uh, "neat fun". Some of the shorts are kinda cool liberal takes, a few give great background (Second Renaissance). The first one was pretty amazing at the time (Square Pictures CG) but doesn't have that impact now, nor as a Reloaded tie-in.
Path of Neo was pretty good at being a videogame.
Dracko January 5, 2017, 11:04am #13
When's the reboot?
american2004 January 5, 2017, 11:52am #14
this toure interview got me into the idea that the matrix is actually about systemic racism. there were a lot of articles written about it in 2003 before the matrix became a thing that people thought was dumb. sophia stewart was probably the original writer of the first matrix. uhh… everyone in zion is mixed also
Father.Torque January 5, 2017, 2:24pm #15
I love the Animatrix, because a lot of the direction and animation is really great, but also because of the way it can explore these questions from different angles. In terms of deepening the fiction, the best are Peter Chung's and World Record (which basically postulates that pure physical exertion - which in the Matrix is, after all, mental exertion - can break the Matrix's programming parameters).
Frankly they're all good for different reasons. Maybe I should write a post of Animatrix minireviews.
I don't think this is so much an intended subtext of the movie as a directorial tic of the Wachowskis. They are very, very invested in representation. Sense8 is a show where diversity is literally a superpower. Their earnest, almost naïve multiculturalism is really nice and joyful I think.
eskaibo January 5, 2017, 5:47pm #17
also it's maybe less surprising now but there's a bunch of stuff you can read trans shit into
Weaving savouring every note of the delivery of 'Mister Ander…son' and never using Neo's chosen name is like, pretty intense in retrospect
Tulpa January 5, 2017, 6:11pm #18
Also the way they emphasize early on how their appearance within the matrix is an idealized self image after theyre awakened.
u_u January 5, 2017, 8:59pm #19
american2004:
everyone in zion is mixed also
Yeah I started watching Reloaded again last night and this was something that stood out to me about it. It more just made me realize how much whiter every other big tentpole action franchise has been lately, or ever I guess.
The other thing that I never noticed before is how Reloaded (in spite of the title) relies way more on old school wuxia tropes than the first one, and a lot less on gunplay. I have a feeling the even-more-chinese looking costumes and lack of guns are probably a post-Columbine thing. But to me it works. Some of the choreography is really spectacular. Unfortunately this is intercut with really really horrible cg of Keanu doing flips and stuff, which feels mostly unnecessary.
I think I'm about halfway through. I had totally forgotten about the whole "Morpheus is an iconoclastic zealot" angle of Reloaded. Harry Lennix is pretty awesome.
AmishChipmunk January 5, 2017, 11:18pm #20
Growing up, I saw all the movies as they came out. Thought 1 was fantastic, found 2 and 3 to be huge failures (I saw 3 purely for love of 1, much like watching the Star Wars prequels). My parents and all my friends thought the same.
A decade later, I was on an international flight and Matrix 2 was on, so I figured, eh, why not? Watching it again, I realized the reason I hated 2 so much was because I had such huge expectations. Matrix 2 is a solid action movie with some interesting ideas, it just fails to hit the incredibly high bar that 1 set.

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Coconut oil is one of the food substances that has been around in many food stores for quite a long time now.
But interestingly, it is until recently that many people discovered how healthy it could be used in preparing various foodstuffs.
Since the superfoods emerged, coconut oil has been in the forefront, and presently, it is one of the highly regarded food ingredients in many kitchens.
But the most fundamental concern regarding this particular food element is whether or not it is healthy. Different people have expressed varied opinions regarding the same, and it would only be right to delve into more to find out an ideal answer for this particular concern.
What does coconut oil contain?
This oil contains a form of saturated oil and vegetable fat. Typically, the saturated fats are never healthy for human consumption.
And it is essential to know that any form of fat that does not contain nutritional value is instead a burden to your body and you don't need it at all.
However, the coconut oil tends to be a little bit different from all these elements. In fact, it has a stable fat composition that can never be depleted or destroyed even when subjected to high temperatures hence becomes relatively challenging to lose nutritional content.
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These saturated fats in the coconut oil in most cases tend to form medium chain fatty acids. Subsequently, these fatty acids are then converted to become the essential nutrients that are helpful to the body, specifically, energy.
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If used in moderation, it can become one of the best natural food substances that you can ever use to get healthy.
This is because you'll always be confident of obtaining the necessary elements that the body require to function efficiently and at the same time remain energetic and healthy for the longest time possible.


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I Want to Be a Distraction.
Many Democrats, as well as a few Republicans, like Senator John McCain, have said that Congressman Devin Nunes should step down from his position as head of the House Intelligence Committee, because he is becoming "a distraction."
This is a word with meaning that is peculiar to Washington, like "reconciliation" or "sequester." It means your desk has been moved close to the Exit door. The public official, one important enough to rate a podium, stands at the podium with wife or husband beside them, looking stoic and stony. Yes, they've been banging the intern. Or, more often, never admitting to banging the intern, they say that, yes, they've failed their spouse and family and their Lord. And, "blah, blah, blah, don't want to become a distraction." Exit left.
General Flynn was becoming a distraction. Exit right. What's a distraction? To me, Chuck Schumer's hair plugs are a distraction. And our President's hair-don't. Yow! in fact, I find the entire Congress a distraction. President Trump came into office worrying about Democrat opposition. He never saw the Republicans coming.
I saw the Speaker of the House on TV explaining the arcane rules of "reconciliation," rules that he and his fellow Congress people had made up. It was like somebody explaining the rules of croquet; which were undoubtedly designed to keep the riff-raff off the lawn. I once asked the great Johnny Gant, my son Brett's fight trainer, about how to train on my brand new Everlast leather jump-rope with the steel ball-bearings in the wooden handles. "Looks like great exercise, Johnny. But … how do you do it?"
"You jump," he replied in his wise boxer's half-whisper.
The rules of Washington are designed to be complicated. "Well, you'd never really understand," with a wry smile.
The rules in Washington are designed to extract the distractions. There's a set of rules, a way things are done. Only we know it.
So, I want to be a distraction. I want to be something that gets stuck in the eye or under the skin of D.C. Something that itches and hurts and finally festers. A lot of us want that: most of us.
In the "WeNeedSmith.com" research that Pat Caddell, Bob Perkins, Kendra Stewart and I have done, we found that most Americans ("most" is an understatement the size of the Grand Canyon – the number is 83% of all voters, all affiliations, all demographics) believe an elite of incumbent politicians of both parties, lobbyists, big banks, big unions, big business, big special interests and big media rig the system to protect their own power and prestige. Now, where did we, the people, get that idea?
In a recent set of local, state and national elections, the people tried their best to distract our government from its status quo, its business-as-usual. But it's very hard. It's those rules, you see: gerrymander and Federal Elections Commission and Citizens United (Seriously? "Citizens?!").
Smith is a hypothetical candidate. Not a Republican or Democrat. Not a woman or man. Not a lawyer or politician. Smith wants simple reforms in Washington. And in the hypothetical elections we have run for five years for state and federal offices, Smith kicks ass. Smith is the people's choice. That doesn't mean much in Washington.
Jimmy Stewart was the original Smith for Frank Capra in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" in 1939. But there was the unctuous, silver-haired Claude Raines, as Senator Harrison Payne. And Edward Arnold, as Boss Jim Taylor, the man behind the man behind the smoke in the smoke-filled room. Senator Thomas Jefferson Smith failed and failed at reform in the movie, until Raines tried to shoot himself and confessed all on the Senate floor. Everybody cheered. In the Senate gallery, Jean Arthur hugged Thomas Mitchell and yelled, "Yippee!"
But that was a movie. That would never happen in our Washington. It's against the rules. It would be a distraction.
Posted in Our Thinking
This is about the best endorsement of insurgent strategy that I've seen. Thanks to Bob Iger.
The Tariffs Are Bad. I'm for Them.
How Underdogs Win
First, Disarm Hollywood
Welcome to Bull Connor's Sanctuary City
Re; The New Student Sushi Bar
Most Companies Love Innovation But Hate Change.
The Velvet Rope Revolution
Most Companies Are Training Their Leaders To Fail.
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Index Fungorum

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Fungal Diversity Res. Ser. (Hong Kong) 13: 107 (2004)

#### Original name
Amphisphaeria megalotheca Theiss.

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Pattern to create a toggle button, visually styled to resemble a switch component.
Switch toggle buttons are commonly represented as a visual text label and a switch UI, or as a text label with a switch UI that has its own "On" and "Off" labeling.
By default, the component outputs the unlabeled switch UI. Using the attribute data-switch-toggle-labels or manually adding a class of toggle-switch--labels, the component will add "on" and "off" labels to the switch UI.
The necessary attributes will be added to the element, and a child element to serve as the switch UI will be created, if such an element does not already exist and is identified by having the data-switch-toggle-ui attribute.
Affects on Screen Reader Announcements?
When a button or role="button" has an aria-pressed attribute, it will be announced by screen readers as a "toggle button". While not the same as announcing "Switch", the general concept of these two components is similar, and the aria-pressed attribute has far better support across all browsers and screen readers.
If activated, the word "pressed" is announced after "toggle button".
JAWS 18: when actively toggling the button, JAWS will only announce the name of the key that was pressed (space or enter).
JAWS 2018: when toggling the button for the first time, JAWS will announce: [Key used to toggle button] [Pressed or Not Pressed], [Accessible Name] . Subsequent toggles will drop the announcement of the accessible name.
[Accessible Name] toggle button .
If activated, the word "pressed" is announced after "toggle button". When actively toggling the button, JAWS will announce the name of the key that was pressed (space or enter), "toggle button pressed/not pressed" and then the accessible name of the toggle button.
Note: for the second example, where "on" and "off" are part of the switch UI, JAWS 18 & 2018 + FireFox ESR will announce this CSS content as part of the accessible name of the toggle button, even though "on" and "off" are contained within a span aria-hidden="true". JAWS 2018 + FireFox 63 (nightly) correctly do not announce the aria-hidden content.
[Accessible name] toggle button, not pressed.
If activated, it will instead announce as "pressed". When actively toggling the button, NVDA will announce "pressed" or "not pressed" to match the updated state of the toggle button.
[Accessible Name], toggle button. To select or deselect this checkbox, press control-option-space.
If activated, the word "selected" will be announced prior to the accessible name of the toggle button. When actively toggling the button, VoiceOver will announce "selected" or "deselected" prior to "toggle button".
Note: the announcement of "checkbox" by VoiceOver is odd.
[Accessible Name], toggle button. Not Pressed. Double tap to toggle setting.
If activated, the word "Pressed" will be announced instead of "Not Pressed". When actively toggling the button, VoiceOver will make a clicking sound effect when the state changes, and announce "checked" when aria-pressed="true". Beyond the sound effect, VoiceOver will make no announcement when the toggle button is set to aria-pressed="false".
[Accessible Name], not checked, toggle button. Double-tap to toggle.
If activated, "not checked" will be replaced with "checked". When actively toggling the button, TalkBack will simply announce "on" or "off" correlating to the current state.
Using a "switch" toggle button vs a "switch" checkbox, or even a switch made of radio buttons will depend on the context of which the component is used, and if toggle button vs checkbox or radio announcements would be more appropriate.
Ideally a button or input type="checkbox" with a role="switch" would be used when creating a "switch" component. But until all popular browsers and assistive technologies correctly interpret role="switch", it would be best to rely on the consistent behavior (regardless of varied announcements) of toggle buttons.
For additional information about appropriate usage of switch controls I suggest reviewing Building Inclusive Toggle Buttons, by Heydon Pickering.


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GSA Bulletin (1)
Mineralogical Association of Canada (1)
Mineralogical Society of America (1)
Border Ranges Fault (1)
Chugach Terrane (1)
Glacier Peak (1)
Pampean Mountains (1)
Talkeetna Mountains (2)
Sr-87/Sr-86 (1)
rare earths (4)
U/Pb (1)
Bonanza Group (2)
Talkeetna Formation (1)
Naknek Formation (1)
Ordovician (1)
diorites
tonalite (1)
gabbros (2)
ultramafics (1)
mid-ocean ridge basalts (1)
gneisses (1)
chain silicates
pyroxene group
clinopyroxene (1)
orthosilicates
nesosilicates
zircon group
zircon (1)
foliation (2)
intrusions (4)
magmas (3)
mantle (2)
structural analysis (1)
tectonics (1)
Geochemistry of rocks, soils, and sediments (2)
Isotope geochemistry (1)
Solid-earth geophysics (1)
Lower Jurassic (1)
Upper Jurassic (1)
Susan M. Debari
Construction, emplacement, and geochemical evolution of deep-crustal intrusions: Tenpeak and Dirtyface plutons, North Cascades, western North America
Robert B. Miller, Susan M. DeBari, Scott R. Paterson
Journal: Geosphere
Geosphere (2018) 14 (3): 1298–1323.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1130/GES01490.1
Using mineral geochemistry to decipher slab, mantle, and crustal input in the generation of high-Mg andesites and basaltic andesites from the northern Cascade Arc
May Sas, Susan M. Debari, Michael A. Clynne, Brian G. Rusk
Journal: American Mineralogist
Publisher: Mineralogical Society of America
American Mineralogist (2017) 102 (5): 948–965.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2138/am-2017-5756
Subduction erosion of the Jurassic Talkeetna-Bonanza arc and the Mesozoic accretionary tectonics of western North America
Peter D. Clift, Terry Pavlis, Susan M. DeBari, Amy E. Draut, Matthew Rioux, Peter B. Kelemen
Geology (2005) 33 (11): 881–884.
Correlation among lower to upper crustal components in an island arc: the Jurassic Bonanza arc, Vancouver Island, Canada
Susan M DeBari, Robert G Anderson, James K Mortensen
Journal: Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences
Publisher: Canadian Science Publishing
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (1999) 36 (8): 1371–1413.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1139/e99-029
Evolution of magmas in continental and oceanic arcs; the role of the lower crust
Journal: The Canadian Mineralogist
Publisher: Mineralogical Association of Canada
The Canadian Mineralogist (1997) 35 (2): 501–519.
High-Mg, low-Al bulk composition of the Talkeetna island arc, Alaska: Implications for primary magmas and the nature of arc crust
SUSAN M. DEBARI, NORMAN H. SLEEP
Journal: GSA Bulletin
GSA Bulletin (1991) 103 (1): 37–47.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1130/0016-7606(1991)103<0037:HMLABC>2.3.CO;2
The deep crust of an early Paleozoic arc; The Sierra de Fiambalá, northwestern Argentina
Grady C. Grissom, Susan M. DeBari, Stella P. Page, Roberto F. N. Page, Luisa M. Villar, Robert G. Coleman, Marilyn V. de Ramirez
Book: Andean Magmatism and Its Tectonic Setting
DOI: 10.1130/SPE265-p189
The Sierra de Fiambalá, located in the northwestern Sierras Pampeanas, northwestern Argentina, exposes deep crustal igneous and metasedimentary rocks from the Paleozoic Gondwana margin. These rocks were affected by multiple episodes of deformation, metamorphism, and intrusion. The first phase of deformation involved the formation of a foliation (S 1 ) during greenschist-facies metamorphism. The second phase of deformation was contemporaneous with amphibolite- to granulite-facies metamorphism and involved isoclinal folding with axial planar (S 2 ) foliation. The intrusion of a granitic pluton (La Puntilla Orthogneiss) pre-dated the S 2 foliation and metamorphism. The intrusion of the Fiambalá Gabbronorite was contemporaneous with S 2 structures and high-grade metamorphism in the Early Ordovician. The final intrusions were post-trectonic granites. The trace element chemistry of the Fiambalá Gabbronorite indicates a subduction-related setting for magmatism and deformation during the Early Ordovician. Pressure estimates from metamorphic assemblages coeval with the gabbronorite are 7 to 8 kbar (~25 km). We interpret the Sierra de Fiambalá to be an exhumed exposure from the deep levels of a magmatic arc that developed along the early Paleozoic Gondwana margin. The described tectonothermal events in the Sierra de Fiambalá arc exposure are generally consistent with events that occurred in coeval deep-crustal and supracrustal exposures from other areas along the Gondwana margin. These observations allow a preliminary reconstruction of the various components from the early Paleozoic Gondwana active margin.


New Maruti Wagon R 2019 also called the Big New Wagon R by Maruti Suzuki India is their 3rd generation of the popular tall boy originally introduced in India in 1999. In 2 decades and 3 generations, this car has evolved considerably and reached over 22 lakh buyers in India. We spent few hours behind the wheels of the New Maruti Wagon R 2019 at a media drive event in Udaipur where we drove the car in both the city and highway conditions. Here is our comprehensive and detailed review of the New Maruti Wagon R 2019. We will try and clear your doubt whether you should buy this Big New Wagon R or not.
The BIG question is- Should I buy the new 2019 Maruti Wagon R?
We have tried to answer this question in this review, so make sure you read till the end. We have broken down this review in small sections for the sake of clarity and easy understanding.
The New Maruti Wagon R has been priced between Rs. 4.19 Lakhs to Rs. 5.69 Lakhs ex-showroom across 7 different variants. For a complete list of features and price list of these variants, check out our launch coverage here- Maruti Wagon R 2019, all you need to know.
The new 2019 new model Maruti Wagon R comes with a much improved exterior design. The Wagon R has also been considered to be a too-boxy-style car and has been looked down upon by some for its not-so-attractive styling. But that changes considerably with the New Wagon R 2019. The new model is more curvy, more rounded and in Maruti's own words- "More car-like", which means that it looks less boxy and more conventional in shape, to which I would agree completely. The grille design, headlamps and front fascia all get a pleasing make-over. The car actually looks like chunky and good-looking from the front.
The body lines and curves on the sides also make the new Wagon R look masculine and stylish. The C-Pillar gets blackened treatment to give it a floating roof effect. The rear too gets some chrome and really large tail lamp combination lamps which run all the way till the roof of the car. These not only look stylish but also add a touch of premium to the rear of the car which was missing in the previous generation.
To sum up, the New Maruti Wagon R 2019 model exteriors are a welcome change and make the car look much less boxy, much more stylish and definitely modern. It does look like a car which will appeal to most of the buyers across different age groups.
The premium feel of the New Maruti Wagon R 2019 does not end on the outside, it very well continues when you step inside the car. It does have many familiar Maruti elements like the power windows switch-gear and consoles on the door are very familiar from other Maruti cars. But on the plus side, these are robust and easily available parts which help to keep the parts availability and maintenance of Maruti cars low.
The door of the Wagon R feature large bottle holders and map pockets. The trims and materials used are improved in fit and finish compared to previous generation. The dashboard design with new light-and-dark combination colour theme looks pleasing to the eyes. The switches, plastics quality etc. are all quite good in quality and touch-feel. The seats are also quite good in cushioning and spacious. The instrument cluster gets a new and simple design. The digital MID unit inside the instrument cluster is also feature rich with RPM display, range, instantaneous mileage, average mileage, trip and odometer readings all in one place.
The infotainment system is also quite loaded with features like App connectivity, Android Auto, Apple Car Play, Bluetooth, Aux-input etc. to name a few. There are also steering mounted controls for infotainment as well as phone control. The music volume, however, is just about average, but the clarity is good and sound does not crackle even at max volume.
The rear seats are also quite comfortable and will be best suited for 2 adults, however you can also seat 3 persons at rear. There is oodles of headroom, decent legroom and moderate enough shoulder room at the rear. With the increased dimensions of the car, it is better than previous generation Wagon R, but still seating 3 adults at rear may be a bit of squeeze for long journeys.
This is one area where the New Wagon R 2019 shines. It would not be wrong to say that I was pleasantly surprised by the engine performance of this car. We drove the more powerful 1.2 Litre petrol engine variant with 82 BHP of peak power. There is also a 1.0 Litre petrol version with 67 BHP of peak power. For a car which weight a mere 850 Kg, a 1.2 Litre 82 BHP motor is actually quite exciting. It feels peppy and eager most of the times. Any quick overtake or acceleration may require you to downshift a gear or two, but once you rev it well above 3000 RPM, the engine is quite fun.
The good thing about this engine is that it is very refined as well. There is hardly any vibration, only a little noise at higher RPMs and the engine is eager to rev at the tap of your foot. Along with being eager, it is moderately fuel efficient as well. the ARAI certified mileage of this engine is about 21.5 KMPL, however, you can expect anywhere between 14 to 18 KMPL in the real world depending on your driving style.
While the New Maruti Wagon R 2019 excels at engine performance, the same can not be said about its handling. The fact that it is a tall-boy and lightweight car, poses some challenges to its handling. There is some body-roll besides a moderately still suspension and the car is not meant to be driven too fast on the curves. In city driving, it drives like a charm, but on highways and high-speed driving, it does not feel as impressive. The fact that it is a spacious and comfortable small car which is light in weight, makes it great for city use and occasional highway use. We did touch 140 KMPH on the highway during our tests, but honestly, I would feel comfortable to drive it only under 100 KMPH, because beyond that, the crosswinds or a heavy vehicle driving next to the car may cause it to feel nervous. So in terms of handling, I suggest that it is an excellent in-city car but not meant for high-speed highway cruising.
Too much handling talk, but what about the ride comfort? This is one area where the New Wagon R surprised me even more. With a moderately stiff suspension and good ground clearance, the car is equipped well to deal with uneven or not-so-perfect Indian roads. The car does provide a comfortable ride quality and soaks up most of the smaller bumps and undulations with ease. We felt very comfortable at both the front as well as the rear seats of the car. This makes the Wagon R a great car for small families.
Lets circle back to the question- Should I buy the new 2019 Maruti Wagon R? Well, the answer is not a very straight forward one, but let me try to answer it for you. If you are looking for a small car mainly for in-city commuting, which is spacious, comfortable, feature-rich, low on maintenance and high on mileage, then the answer is a clear "YES." But on the other hand, if you are an enthusiast who wants to push the car, or takes it often for high-speed highway drives, it may not be a smart choice for you. Most of the small car buyers will fall in the first bracket here, so yes, if you do, just go ahead and buy it, you would not regret your decision. Watch our video below for more in-depth visual review.


Booking a baby dentist appointment? 3 tips to make it easier.
If you have a new baby, you're probably already in the process of planning trips to the pediatrician, optometrist, GP, and more. But one appointment you can't forget is your child's dentist appointment. Most dentists recommend you should take your child to see a dentist no later than 6 months after the eruption of their first tooth or by age 1, whichever comes first. And with a positive first experience, your baby will come to love the dentist's office – which helps to promote great oral health habits. So how can you ensure your baby's first dental appointment goes well? Here's what you need to know.
Children are impressionable, and that's why you want to make an effort to explain what's going to happen at their baby dentist appointment in the most positive terms possible. Even children as young as 8 months can understand simple language, so you'll need to be very careful about what you say. A positive first experience means your child will have an easier time returning to the dentist in the future.
How can you explain what's happening in a positive way? For starters, don't use words like "hurt" or "pain", and don't talk about cavities or other dental problems. Instead, tell your child that the dentist is going to count and look at their teeth with special tools. If your child seems nervous, make a point of talking about the fact that you go to the dentist, too – just keep your dental stories positive.
One of the most terrifying things about being a child is the lack of control that children have over their environment. Imagine that you're a young child in a dentist's office. You have zero control over your environment. Instead, you're at the mercy of the adults around you, and they're going to be doing things that you don't understand. All you know is that you're not in a place you recognize, and you don't know what to expect. It's an unsettling experience, being outside your comfort zone.
That's why bringing your child's favorite toy to the dentist's office is an excellent idea. That stuffed tiger or pop-up book serves as an anchor, something that lets your child know they're still in a safe environment. It's something familiar that they can latch onto for comfort. And when your child feels comfortable, the visit at the dentist's office won't seem so scary.
It's no secret that young children get fussy when they're tired. When babies get tired, they cry, they squirm, and they act out. They can't understand why you need them to stay awake, and all they want is to sleep. That means if you schedule their dentist appointment during a time of day when they're usually napping, it can be difficult for your dentist to perform the exam. Instead, you'll want to schedule the appointment for a time when your baby is normally awake, active, and happy. That will ensure your baby will have the patience for a dental exam. Plus, well-rested babies are more curious and more welcoming of strangers – and that means your baby will be more willing to get to know the dentist.
Booking a dental appointment for your baby is a great way to give them a strong start toward good oral hygiene. But in order for the appointment to be productive for you and fun for your child, you'll need to take certain basic steps. Follow these tips and you may find your child loves the dentist more than their favorite stuffed animal!
To find your personable children's dentist and learn more about your family's dental care options please visit Denteractive.com!


Check ta planète [Enregistrement sonore] ; Viky, le petit dauphin ; Check ta planète : video clip / Viky, chant [acc. instr.]. - [Europe] : Sony BMG music entertainment ; [France] : distrib. Sony BMG music entertainment, (web site: http://www.sonybmg.com/bmg/test/) P 2007. - 1 CD-Extra (6 min 02 s).
Configuration requise ; PC ; Windows 98, Me, XP ; QuickTime 5.Autre configuration requise ; Mac ; système OS ; QuickTime 5.
Prod. : Heben music http://www.hebenmusic.com/ : Five music, P 2007. - DLS-20070726-5560. - Heben music 88697133862 (pochette).
It looks like one in a series of CDs featuring this cartoon character.  I checked Amazon France as well, and only the CD was elicited.  The distributer is Sony BMG Music Entertainment (www.sonybmg.com) and the producer is Heben Music (www.hebenmusic.com, web site is in French).  I'll also forward this email to the SLA's International Information Exchange Caucus and the International Law Libraries listservs to see if anyone there might be able to give you some guidance.  Hope this helps.
"Viky le Petit Dauphine" for a professor? Thank you in advance.


From the producers of Life of Pi and The Blindside and based on one of the top 100 best-selling books of all time with over 22 million in print worldwide, The Shack takes us on a father's life-transforming journey that will show him the ultimate truth about love, loss and forgiveness. With Canadian distribution through Entertainment One, the highly-anticipated film will release broadly across the country on March 3rd, 2017, with special premiere nights on March 2nd in select cities.
After suffering a family tragedy, Mack Phillips [Sam Worthington] spirals into a deep depression, "the great sadness," that isolates him from his family and his closest friend Willie [Tim McGraw] and causes him to question his innermost fundamental beliefs. Facing a crisis of faith, he receives a mysterious letter urging him to an abandoned shack deep in the Oregon wilderness.
Despite his doubts, Mack journeys to the shack and encounters an enigmatic trio of strangers led by a woman named Papa [Octavia Spencer]. Through this meeting, Mack finds important truths that will transform his understanding of his tragedy and change his life forever.
The Shack is a modern-day parable that brings to life deep spiritual truth and provides the path for healing through impossible tragedy. For all those who have wondered where God is in their pain, for those who have questioned if God is there at all, The Shack presents an unforgettable encounter with a divine love that promises to never leave us.


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Liao-jüan (, pchin-jinem Liáoyuán) je městská prefektura v Čínské lidové republice, kde patří k provincii Ťi-lin v severovýchodní Číně. Celá prefektura má 5 125 čtverečních kilometrů, což ji dělá nejmenší městskou prefekturou provincie, a v roce 2010 v ní žilo přes milion obyvatel. V rámci provincie leží prefektura na jihozápadě při hranici se sousední provincií Liao-ning, ve vzdálenosti zhruba 100 kilometrů na jihovýchod od Čchang-čchunu, hlavního města Ťi-linu.

Partnerským městem Liao-jüanu je Čerepovec v Ruské federaci.

Reference

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Městské prefektury
Města v Ťi-linu

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Q: How can I reinit docker layers? Using docker under Kubuntu 18 I got out of free space on the device.
I run commands to clear space:
docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)

docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)
docker-compose down --remove-orphans
docker system prune --force --volumes

As I was still of free space  opened /var/lib/docker/overlay2/ directory and
deleted a lot of subdirectories ubder it.
After that I got error :
$ docker-compose up -d --build
Creating network "master_default" with the default driver
ERROR: stat /var/lib/docker/overlay2/36af81b800ebb595a24b6c724318c1126932d2bfae61e2c98bfc65a203b2b928: no such file or directory

*

*Looks like that is not a good way to free space. Which way isd good in my case?

*If there is a way to reinit my docker apps?

Thanks!

A:
As I was still of free space opened /var/lib/docker/overlay2/ directory and deleted a lot of subdirectories ubder it.

At this point, the docker filesystem has been corrupted. To repair, the best you can do is backup anything you want to save, particularly any volumes, stop the docker engine (systemctl stop docker), delete the entire docker filesystem (rm -rf /var/lib/docker), and restart docker (systemctl start docker).
At that point the engine will be completely empty without any images, containers, etc. You'll need to pull/rebuild your images and recreate the containers you were running. Hopefully that's as easy as a docker-compose up.

A: /var/lib/docker/overlay2/ is where docker stores the image layers.
Now, docker system prune -a removes all the unused images, stopped containers and the build cache if I'm not wrong.
One advice, since you are building images, check docker buildkit. I know docker-compose added support for it, but I don't know if your version supports that. To make it short, building your images will be way faster.

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2. Perform "FUEL PRESSURE RELEASE" in "WORK SUPPORT" mode with CONSULT-III.
CAUTION: Before disconnecting fuel line, release fuel pressure from fuel line to eliminate danger.
NOTE: • Prepare pans or saucers under the disconnected fuel line because the fuel may spill out. The fuel pressure cannot be completely released because L32 models do not have fuel return system.
• Use fuel pressure gauge kit [SST: (J-44321)] to check fuel pressure.
2. Connect fuel tube (B) adapter to quick connector.
3. Turn ignition switch ON and check for fuel leakage.
4. Start engine and check for fuel leakage.
5. Read the indication of fuel pressure gauge.
6. If result is unsatisfactory, check fuel hoses and fuel tubes for clogging.
If OK, Replace "fuel filter and fuel pump assembly".


The northern third of Sweden is Lapland, the region that begins about 500 mi/805 km north of Stockholm and is home to the indigenous Sami. The Norrbottens Regional Museum in Lulea and the Silver Museum in Arjeplog have excellent displays about the life and history of the nomadic Samis. Reindeer are of utmost importance to the Samis—they provide food, tools and clothing for their shepherds and play a prominent role in their literature and myths.
Lapland is not as barren as most people think. With its forests, winding rivers and mountains, it is an excellent vacation area. There is skiing year-round (though it's not very good in the summer), great fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, dogsledding, moose safaris, reindeer sleigh rides and river rafting.
Those traveling with children will want to visit Lycksele, which has a theme park called Lyckoland (carnival-style boat and electric-car rides) and a zoo that allows visitors to have a close encounter with such northern animals as moose and lynx. http://www.lyckseledjurpark.com.
The summer sun is up after midnight in June and early July (and so are the mosquitoes—take plenty of insect repellent). A good place to see the midnight sun is Kiruna, which is home to the world's largest mine still in use (http://www.kirunalapland.se), and Esrange, Europe's only civil rocket-launch station. Both sites can be visited with a guide, but tours must be booked in advance and will be canceled if they don't have the minimum number of 10 visitors. Cancelation can be the night before the tour.
Don't be surprised if the town isn't exactly where you left it on a former visit. Kiruna is sinking into the mine, and every building in town is gradually being relocated northwest of its current location to the base of Luossavaara mountain.
Winter, which is unrelentingly dark, cold and often damp, is occasionally brightened by the aurora borealis (northern lights). In Jukkasjarvi (a few miles/kilometers from Kiruna) is the Ice Hotel. It is built each year out of ice, and guests sleep on slabs of ice, drink Absolut vodka from ice glasses, reflect in an ice church and watch plays in a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. http://www.icehotel.com.
The best way to tour Lapland is by car, though Sweden's high gasoline prices make this expensive. Trains and buses, which connect the main towns, are more economical.


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Karl Kolbenheyer (ur. 28 maja 1841 w Bielsku na Śląsku Cieszyńskim, zm. 1 lutego 1901 tamże) – śląski Niemiec, obywatel austriacki, z zawodu nauczyciel gimnazjalny, z zamiłowania przyrodnik, turysta górski, badacz Tatr, autor niemieckiego przewodnika po tych górach o 10 wydaniach oraz licznych map tatrzańskich. Od założenia (w 1893 r.) jeden z najaktywniejszych członków niemieckiej organizacji turystycznej Beskidenverein.

Życiorys
Studiował filologie klasyczne na uniwersytetach w Wiedniu i w Jenie. Był nauczycielem łaciny i greki, a także przyrody i geografii. Pracował kolejno w Lewoczy na Spiszu (1863-68), w Cieszynie (1868-70) oraz przez 28 lat w rodzinnym Bielsku. W tym ostatnim uczył w niemieckim gimnazjum miejskim (K.K.Staatsgymnasium in Bielitz), które miało swoją siedzibę w budynku należącym dziś do zespołu szkół mechanicznych przy obecnej ulicy Słowackiego.

Turystykę górską uprawiał od młodości. W Tatrach (przy Morskim Oku) był po raz pierwszy w wieku 20 lat. Przez kolejne 30 lat chodził po Tatrach bardzo dużo i z czasem został jednym z najlepszych XIX-wiecznych znawców tych gór. Był autorem jednego z najważniejszych przewodników tatrzańskich z tego okresu (Die Hohe Tatra, Teschen 1876, wyd. 10 w 1898), który odegrał dużą rolę w popularyzacji turystyki tatrzańskiej. Przewodnik ten ukazał się również w języku węgierskim (A Magas Tátra, Teschen 1882, współautor Pál Kovács). Był też autorem map Tatr w różnej skali (opartych na podkładach austriackich map wojskowych), które dołączał do kolejnych wydań swego przewodnika lub publikował osobno. Najważniejsze to Karte der Hohen Tatra mit den nächsten Voralpen 1:100 000 (Késmárk 1876 i Breslau 1891) oraz Die Hohe Tatra mit der nächsten Umgebung 1:133 333 (Teschen 1884, 1891, 1898). Wydał również przewodnik po Beskidach (Führer durch die Beskiden im Gebiete der Section Bielitz-Biala des Beskiden-Vereines, 1891).

Od początku lat 60. XIX w. prowadził obserwacje botaniczne w Beskidach i na Pogórzu Śląskim. W tym czasie jako pierwszy zanotował występowanie na Śląsku Cieszyńskim cymbalarii bluszczykowatej (Cymbalaria muralis G. Gaertn. et al.) oraz rosiczki długolistnej (Drosera anglica Huds.) (Vorarbeiten zur Flora von Teschen und Bielitz, Ver. zool.-bot. Ges., Wien 1862).

Co najmniej od 1872 r. Kolbenheyer prowadził również szeroko pojęte obserwacje przyrodnicze w Tatrach i na Podtatrzu. Zajmował się barometrycznymi i trygonometrycznymi pomiarami wysokości, obserwacjami meteorologicznymi, pomiarami temperatury źródeł, stawów i jaskiń, obserwacjami botanicznymi i geobotanicznymi itd. To on wyznaczył m.in. wysokość najwyższego szczytu w Tatrach, Gerlacha, na 2662,6 m n.p.m. i dopiero dokładne pomiary XX w. zmniejszyły tę wartość do 2655 m n.p.m. Wyniki tych obserwacji publikował w prasie (m.in. w wydawanym w Lewoczy "Zipser Bote" i wrocławskiej "Schlesische Zeitung") oraz innych wydawnictwach, m.in. w rocznikach Węgierskiego Towarzystwa Karpackiego. Od 1874 r. był również członkiem polskiej Komisji Fizjograficznej Akademii Umiejętności w Krakowie, a wiele swych prac ogłaszał w tłumaczeniu polskim w "Sprawozdaniach Komisji Fizjograficznej" (w latach 1874-1882).

Kolbenheyer założył i prowadził w budynku szkoły w której uczył pierwszą stację meteorologiczną w Bielsku. Drugą stację założył w otwartym w 1897 r. schronisku Beskidenvereinu na Szyndzielni. Od 1873 r. starał się również zorganizować sieć posterunków meteorologicznych w Tatrach i u ich podnóży.

Jego pamięć uczcili niemieccy i węgierscy turyści, nazywając Kobyli Stawek w Kobylej Dolince w słowackich Tatrach Wysokich odpowiednio Kolbenheyersee oraz Kolbenheyer-tó.

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Bibliografia

 Kolbenheyer Karl, w: "Österreichisches Biographisches Lexikon 1815–1950"

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