so, what happens, they hit, they bend, and they sort of bend like this. and they get closer together. so the wavelength gets a little less in here, but the frequency of the waves stays the same. does the frequency of a light wave change when it reflects from a surface, as we talked about before? what evidence do you have that the frequency of light does not change upon reflection? do you have any evidence of that? what evidence do you have that the frequency won't change? check your neighbor. how many people say, "well there's really no evidence of that, it's just in the textbooks and we believe it?" try it, gang. hint, shall i pass this mirror around? if i pass this little mirror around, what would you do with the mirror to find out? look at it. you look at the color of your shirt. and you look at the color, "son of a gun. "hey, the shirt got the same color in the mirror. "wow. the ceiling got the same color. every one thing, everything in-- the same." what's that mean? it means there's no change in frequency, yehey. so if you got a blue shirt and you're

in south bend? how come oregon state is not even in the discussion? they are a team that's been as consistent as anybody this year. when you start the year off the radar it takes a lot of work for people to start to pay attention. but they are another team to think about when you're filling out your form, if you're a voter a thinking who deserves to be in a higher ranking, oregon state, i think is the most undervalued teams in polls. >> brent: one thing about ohio state and any number of upsets but they'll be a heavy favorite to win the acc which would put them on target to come right back down here and play in the bcs orange bowl. so, there is still a big reward for florida state if they can win this conference even though climbing up got number two spot or one spot seems like an enormous mountain. but winning the acc, that's very manageable for this team. >> kirk: can you imagine if florida state were were to win out their conference games and somehow florida were to win out? that game at the end of the year it would be huge. >> brent: it would be a

it has to do with different colors bending. and we know why they bend differently, because they got different speeds in the medium, different average speeds. the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the brightness, we'd get something like this. we'd get something like this. over here, you can't even see, that's the infrared. over here, you can't see, that's the ultraviolet. but it turns out that right in here, that's the frequency of light that most of--that is emitted mostly by the sun. and that's right in the middle of our color spectrum. because we start down here with red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. and guess what's right in the middle, gang? begin with a g, end with a een. try it. green. excellent. all right, all right. green. it's green. green is right in the

the reason why is we don't have a lot of time to explain this but what it does is it bends everythingn the northern hem fear -- hemisphere to the right and everything in the southern hemisphere for the left. that is you have a tendency when we watch tropical storms develop, that we watch them bend toward north america. typically in the summertime, we'll see them develop down near the equator. in the southern hemisphere, the same holds true only storms bend in the op direct f you are interested in the corealis effect, you can get online -- >> here is what we can tell them. the force is near zero near the equator. >> that was the next thing i was going to say. >> so you don't get the turning that is needed to spin the air around. that is why hurricanes typically or cyclones, they typically don't cross the equator because the wind speed would prevent it from doing that. >> it would bend it the other way? >> if it could cross the equator. >> what happens is there no, sir effect between five degrees latitude on either side of the equator so there is no spin to allow it to develop down ther

the latest one is [inaudible] the women of [inaudible] bend. these are about the women that made those wonderful quilts all over the world. alabama, the poorest county in the depression. the women made these quilts because they needed to keep her children warm and would stack them to make a mattress. they covered the tables with them, they used them for their children to crawl on when they would go outside and have picnics. they used the quilts for everything, small ones and large ones. now today, those quilts are going for 25,000 and more. it was my pleasure to go to g's bend and had the opportunity to quilt with them. my next picture book, i will share this with you and it is called never gotten. i would like to share it because this is something that had been in the process for about 20 years. i have been asking every west african that i have met, did you miss us? what i meant by that was are there stories in your culture that talk about the ones who were taken away? did you tell stories? did you sing songs, poetry, any remnant of anything i

so oh, well, maybe little air molecules can bend steel but not a cat. [laughter] how about it, gang? you know what happened to that cat when it crossed that bridge. in world war ii, that's why they had-- they're up there all the time looking for cats. they might be-- might be some spy. little, little cat going-- take our whole bridge down, man. can't they do it--or something? oh, no, there's no way to protect against the cat's fall. no. we're at the victim of cats. i'm not gonna-- i think, you know--i woke up on a dream recently. i woke up on a dream. and i dreamed that i was gonna cross that bridge and i had, you know, that stones on the radio and everything, and everything going. and all the sudden, i looked down on my dream and i saw cat running right beside me. i mean, talk about waking up on a cold sweat. could you imagine? what could be a more horrible thing to be right in the middle of the george washington bridge and seeing a cat running beside you, right? i'm talking about those calico jobs. the three-calico jobs. you know what i'm talking? oka

after that it does bend back northeast. this hasn't changed from yesterday. maybe it's a hair closer to shore put not close enough to do any wind -- but not close enough to do any wind damage to our shore or throw any rain our way. then after that the problem is it turns more north and west. here we love the spaghetti plots. each line represents a track where one computer model thinks the storm will go. notice what happens. we're getting a lot of confluence this storm will go back north and west by monday at 6:00. so if this happened, we'd be fine over the weekend and then we would have to worry about sandy. it would be an extra tropical storm sandy as we get into monday, tuesday, perhaps even wednesday next week. if it goes into new england and then retrogrades further south, we'll look at tropical storm winds and pretty good showers and rain. all right. live weather cam brought to you by michael and son, look at the colors. that is nice around the white house. highs 84, tied the only record high, by the way, 75 now, calm winds, pressure rising 30.07. curren

the wind is going to keep bending and bending on the trees and eventually the trees will break and some of those lines will go down. >> we want to go to where a lot of folks head in this area. sherry is live in ocean city. sherry, it looks like the calm is coming now before the storm for you you. >> reporter: it is. we seem to be in one of these bands and one is past us and i am sure that we're going get hit by another one. it's a little bit of a welcome and given the pounding that we have taken here all day long. this is extensive damage throughout ocean city and the entire town prety much is sealed off. you can not get out or in. the bridges have been closed expect for emergency vehicles. the streets are flooded and we have homes that are flood and if you look at the ocean you can see this huge storm surge that's coming in. this is the time that the town said that they expected to have the worst of sandy coming through and we're seeing it. one thing that is sort of saving the beach here is the winds seem to be sheering off a little bit of the waves and holding them back. we're still s

you keep bending it enough, and the wind bends it and bends it, just like with a hanger, back and forth, back and forth, it will eventually break. let's hope that is not going to happen here. that's a very dangerous situation, a very large crane. now to go to the very latest on sandy's path. meteorologist rick reichmuth in the fox extreme weather center. rick? >> i walked by that crane this morning on my way to work and i saw it. i thought how is that crane still up there when you've got winds at that height gusting to 90 to 100 miles per hour. those winds gustin gusting in to 80 mile an hour range. it's such a big concern. we often so much hear about where is the store going to come on shore. as meteorologists we say don't worry about where it comes on shore because that's not necessarily where the worst is going to be. let me back off here. i'll show you the maximum wind gusts from parts of connecticut to 85 miles an hour down toward tuckerton, new jersey, and the maximum is 94 miles an hour in eaton's neck. there's a ton of water funneled. winds gusting around 80 miles an hour in new

all as well it forces that strive for global domination and believe that the world is supposed to bend the knee to them but they still don't realize that we no longer live in an era of hendra many for this so there will remain a history late in the minutes for the time being when. in july two thousand and twelve the national assembly of nicaragua adopted a law to build a canal that will connect the going back into the pacific this would not merrily give a boost to the nicaraguan economy but actually promote you can change to one of the region's reaches economies when is the canal scheduled for completion. indeed and a vision of such a canal goes back as long as the history of nicaragua for five centuries you know nobody. ever since the spanish conquest and later on great britain rival it with spain for control of iraq are thinking there was a natural motorway here it's sort of existed or by way of the san juan river that springs from lake nicaragua but one section was missing that he was a canal across the narrow isthmus of reverse because of that our country ended up in the middle of

but there are a lot of things in obamacare that has the potential of sort of bending the health care because that is slowing the rate of health care costs. things like taxing cadillac insurance plans. that will kick in before the end of his term. fee for results, not fee for service, which is a big change. hopefully that results in some improvement. and also the so-called ipad, the independent payment advisory board which has been so controversial in this world. the american system that can be changed to reduce ways to get costs down. i don't know if these things are going to work, but a lot of experiments in obamacare. maybe they help and at the end of the day, we bend that health care cost and that would be beneficial to our health care future. >> the president has been criticized, by the way, other than health care which was a very long-term legacy type project, he's been criticized for having short fixes to the economy lacking a long-term vision. would a second term change that? would we see bigger changes on taxes? >> i think we would see a change on taxes, we're seeing it alrea

the bends of that species like vallium and librium that. clonopin. xanax in particular you think they're supposed to tranquilize people but they can act like alcohol and disinhibited and that disinhibition just like outlook can unleash violence and sometimes it's a combination of drugs there's just no doubt that disrupting the chemistry of the brain. can lead to a loss of our usual control our usual inhibitions isn't there a time though when the biochemistry of the brain is dysfunctional to begin with you know. factors i mean. it almost almost doesn't matter is it is there or are there are there times and places when these drugs are appropriate well first the whole idea of the bio chemical imbalance was made up inside eli lilly when they were getting ready to promote prozac even before was approved by the f.d.a. they were sending around doctors to talk about bio chemical imbalance so that that's of that's just pure nonsense. you know whether the drugs have an appropriate place in my practice i find that i can deal with situations without th

and one of the crazy roy kronk group members walks free but had to bend maids continue their two years in prison pull a gun isn't a big beatles to. you watching our g.'s of the week clear with me to bomb with say the global noise is underway a worldwide protest in some thirty countries in which crowds are calling for an end to austerity the biggest demonstrations so far have been in spain just hours after the e.u. won this yes' noble peace prize and as alessio shuster reports from madrid things aren't looking too peaceful right now in europe despite what others might think. the union needs for a nudist have over six decades contributed to the peace and reconciliation and democracy on human rights in europe but is this the peace they're talking about tear gas fascist flags and massive furious crowds of the most common science across the award winning continent lately protests like this will echo in thirty five countries across the world over the next several weeks the global hands iow stary two boys only in spain alone hundreds of thousands have been voicing their anger ever since the g

london or the box office futures in the united states as name comes up over and over again if you bend to amsterdam you know you go through the red light district and you see women there naked or clashing their breasts and you know that's a sign to come on in and get you know your money taken from you that's par chilton he used to he used to make it a model in the store from amsterdam red light district you know it all looks good when you get inside though he's not going to do a darn thing about it he's out there just teasing people that don't see him do you see run by former goldman sachs guy gary gensler is going to step in and do some regulation some day there jerry jones or piers firebox to go write a new regulation. so you think their own products so finally you did mention hollywood box office futures contracts is the other thing which is the political futures contracts and those are they're trying to trade those in the u.s. side until they actually get a are they allowed to know which is those. political futures betting they have two markets one for cash one is virtual dollars t

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and then early next week, it bends in to the northeast. we have never had a storm come out of the topics and bend in like that. so the thinking is that somewhere from props the delaware bay area, south jersey area north, this is going to drive water all along the beaches. and this has the potential to cause tremendous damage along the coastline and the whole scenario we had with irene in new york city and the transportation problems and the power potential problems and all of that could be played out in this storm. it is not certain yet that it will be as strong as the computers are indicating. but right now, they are indicating an extremely strong storm with winds extending all the way to new england, coming ashore either on monday late in the day or early on tuesday. a lot more to talk about here on this. >> thanks so much, bryan. we'll see a lot of you over the next several days. mindful of the damage that happened last halloween and the potential for a frankenstorm, utilities and local governments across the northeast are putting crews

a very controversial finish in south bend as notre dame shocks stanford.rap with fred inglis is coming up next ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. goes up. goes up. ask me what it's like to get a massage anytime you want. goes down. goes down. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic brand owners are more satisfied than owners of any traditional mattress brand. ergonomics. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america. [ female announcer ] for more information or to find a retailer near you, visit tempurpedic.com. . >>> good evening everybody and thanks for joining us our saturday night edition of sportswrap. stanford played a sloppy game in sloppy conditions today in south bend and then the referees had a quick whistle that cost them the chance to beat notre dame for the fourth straight time. notre dame never trail in the first five games of the season, but fumbled

at the end of the day we bend that health care cost curve.tal to our economic future. >> the president has been criticized other than by the way on health care which was a long-term big legacy-type project. he's been criticized for having short-term fixes to the economy, lacking a long-term vision. would we see bigger thinks on taxes, for example, the grand bargain we're hearing about. >> i think we will see a change on taxes. you can see it in the polls numbers throughout this election season that people are willing to take a tax hike if they feel that revenue will be used for things like education, infrastructure, job creating things. you can look across the atlantic to europe and see austerity isn't really working. there are new international monetary funds figures out showing the economies cutting are doing worse. >> the president has tried to make an effective case that congress has been a problem, that's a real divide between americans who are willing to put a lot of the responsibility for the lack of economic progress out of washington

could he make bernanke bend a wee bit on that?> so i think ben bernanke's been at this game for a very long time. >> right. >> i think he's seen treasury secretaries come and go. and in your assumption he would see presidents come and go. and he would certainly have -- be interested in what the president, the then president's views are and how he's going to deal with the tax problems and the entitlement problems. and as he thinks about what the other action would be at the other end of pennsylvania avenue, could that go into his thinking about how strong the economy might be away from the federal reserve? you bet. but i don't think that our experience or anyone else's experience with having politicians setting interest rates -- >> he won't bend. that's your problem. bernanke won't bend. >> i don't think that served us terribly well. >> now, last one, quickly. you're on the short list -- you're on everybody's short list if there is a president romney to become the next treasury secretary. first, would you be interested if you were

tyings take game one. >> stanford look for theirfight straight win over notre dame in south bend. it was raining and it came down to overtime. the second road game for satch nunes, game's decided in ot last like week. stanford going for the tie on fourth and goal. taylor gets stuffed at the line. looks like his knee never touched the ground. it was reviewed but ultimately called a stop. stanford fall to 4-2, 20-13 the final. >>> cal hosted by washington state. the bears seem to be fining a little mojo. first quarter, keenan allen. slant route from zach maynard. breaks three tackles. watch that move. 69 yards later, bears are off and running. cal wins two in a row. going into this saturday's big game, 31-17 the final. >> san jose state hosting utah state on homecoming weekend. the first wac matchup of the season. sparty got to within eight but williams 86 yards to the house, 176 rushing on the day. spartans drop to 4-2 with the 49-27 loss. >>> warriors continue training camp, rookies are fighting for roster spots and today after practice the veterans put them through the real test.

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in recent days, campaigns have been bending over backward to complement their opponents and downplay expectations. new jersey governor chris christie said a high bar for romney. >> this is the first moment when the american people can see these two guys by side, letting out their visions unfiltered. i think that will be a powerful moment for mitt romney. >> obama senior advisers said they are preparing. >> they have been practicing for months. i am sure they will have a lot of clever lines, but that is not the american people are looking for. >> abc news political analyst matt dowd says advisors are emphasizing style over substance. >> debates that have changed people's lives have been about physical debates and -- physical characteristics and mannerisms, not substance. >> both have challenges. the president needs to keep his answers short to avoid sounding like the professor he was before entering the white house. romney has to connect with voters and seem relatable. >> joining us now to talk about this -- a guest from politico. thank you for being here. so much at stake for mitt ro

[applause] here is the trick stand up -- you gotta bend those knees. >> the woman turned out to be ok. mrs. obama was able to continue his speech. consumer news -- the airbag in your car may be a counterfeit. >> there is a massive recall from taiba. -- toyota. >> we have toyota recalling nearly 2.5 million vehicles in the u.s. and 7 million globally. because of problems of the master power windows which in more than 12 models that includes tundras and rav 4s that could result in smoke or even fire. thousands knock off airbags -- that edo not inflate properly. more information will be posted on safer car/r.gov. there is a virus teens may soon try to catch because it sure as bad acne. more on that coming later. back to you. >> 4:37 is the time. 55 degrees. >> the upcoming presidential inauguration falls on a holiday. but he might not get a break on metro >> welcome back to "good morning washington. >> and check on the forecast. >>4:40 here. it will be a beautiful day. starting off with a bit of drizzle, especially east of 95. but the clouds will clear out. we will have sunshine for the

tighten it up, bend the knees, as you pull it out, bring it back here. as you are pulling it back, here and you are pulling it back, you have to engage the abdominals. the abdominal strengthens the lower back. >> if you have the tight stomach, your back is going to be in great shape. >> go behind the head, same thing. lock it in and pull it out. if you look at my rib cage, you can see my abs working. that works the upper part. the back starts from here up. there's no such thing as spot training. it starts in the core. >> if your core is strong, everything else will fall into place. >> you won't fall on the floor. >> quickly, your wellness tip of the week. >> this is world egg month. world egg day the tomorrow. eggs are high in protein, vitamin "d" and you have to be careful not to eat a lot of them. you need just enough to get you the protein, vitamin "d" and amino acids. >> i like them with cheese. i'm going eat an egg tomorrow without the cheese. in honor of you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on news 4 midday, the time is 11:42. t

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we think it will bend back into the approaching storm.most likely back through northern ireland towards baltimore. some of this have it hanging around for a couple of days. that is why we expect so much rain and wind. these are the favorite tracks bringing it in our direction. wind and rain are what we are anticipating. in the delaware bay, a 46-mile an hour dust in the last hour. the storm is still 300 miles away. gusting to 36 inland. the storm is just approaching. here are the rain fall possibilities. bright yellow is the support of 10 inches of rain possible. six to 10 inches possible in the baltimore area to the foothills. where it changes to snow, there is a blizzard warning. we have hurricane warnings off the coast and blizzard warnings in the mountains. the storm is making its way onto the new jersey coast tomorrow afternoon then pushing west. some of the models want to bring snow to parts of frederick and carroll county on tuesday. it finally winds down into wednesday and thursday. it will take several days for this too slowly se

. >> he observed the suspect bend over and picked up the child. the officer fired at the suspect, striking him in the heart and lung. >> one more shot. suspect is down. >> the suspect is killed. the toddler is uninjured. deputy orlando mays brings the boy to safety. the dramatic moment is caught on camera by local tv stations. >> the child was handed to me as i was right out the window. the child never cried. it seemed like i appeared to connect with the child. we made eye contact. i think the child really trusted me and felt safe. >> it's an ordeal the adults involved will never forget. and one the child will hopefully not remember coming up -- buried in the bunker and forced to go on camera to beg for his life. >> please, we are asking for help. my life is in danger. "when caught on camera: hostage" continues. sleep train's best rest event is ending soon. don't miss your chance to get sleep train's very best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for 3 years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even te

you know, bending arms at thanksgiving, working on him and we finally got him. >> jon: for you, whatage here? the message is government has been pushing people around, that needs to stop? >> kind of. the message is that there are unintended consequences of well-meaning people. the clean waterage of 1974 says you can't discharge pollutants into the navigable waters of the u.s. i'm all for that. you shouldn't be allowed to dump chemicals in the ho river. there should be a law against that. it should stop. however, over time, we came to define dirt as a pollutant and we came to define navigable waters as your back yard. we tell the story of robbie wrigley, who was given 84 months in prison, had in prior criminal history, 84 months, no parole, her dad got ten years and her dad's partner got ten years. their crime is putting clean dirt on dry land in a residential development that the government says it's a wetland, and that's insane. >> that was the case. that wasn't an e.p.a. wasn't that a jury? >> it's e.p.a. rules. it's e.p.a. rules and courts that come up with it. you're right, it we

it can bend and move different ways so the krs driving over it at that moment the bridge doesn't separate. they can get through. there is a stainless steal on this part of the team. it can slide in and out. and can accommodate six feet of movement. >> so i'm not going to say that this is going to collapse. no. >> uc berkeley engineer doesn't predict a catastrophe but has doubts about the safety of the design. >> there is no system like this in the world. no one knows how a bridge of this system will perform. >> now, caltrans counters the span being built to withstand what they call a 1500 year earthquake. they won't put a scale number on that. they told me it would be both larger than both loma prieta and 1906 san francisco earthquake. >> reminders. be sure to look at the prepare norcal page. it has everything you need to know and work will force caltrans to close the bridge this weekend and next weekend. closure wins at 0 10:00 p.m. but one westbound lane closing at lek. -- 11:00. be sure to down load our waze app. >> a lot of information. let's go back to talk about football and weather

stanford look for their fourth straight win over notre dame yesterday in south bend. >> it was raining, a defensive battle and it came down to overtime. just second road game for the quarterback josh nunes. didn't look his best. picked off at the one-yard line. nines had two picks on the day. the only stanford cut down was the defense, and golson sacked by gardner in the end zone. first time irish trailed this season. the first touchdown, tied at 10. like last week, the game was decided in overtime. irish went first. rees to jones. touchdown. stanford going for the tie, but fourth and goal stepfan taylor gets stuffed at the line. went to the booth for the replay. looked like he wasn't down, but it was ultimately called a stop. stanford falling to 4-2. 7th ranked notre dame, 6-0. 20-13, your final. cal hosted by washington state. the bears seem to be finding their mojo. first quarter, keenan allen takes the slant route from maynard. watch the all-american go! breaks the two tackles. nice move here. turns on the jets, 69 yards later the bears off and running. allen, 11 catches, 166 yards

i could only have a sixth grade education but i'm not ready to bend in my humanity because. the many he manage. just authorities are going to hear if i know there's explosives over there are. going on over there to hurt. people. between. me or the. illegal tracer rounds or illegal ammunition. i have a working relationship i feel with the scrappers they know that i can burn them if i want to burn them but that's not my ounce. and by helping them out they help me out doing my job on arson fire or stolen property or whatever. law enforcement doesn't like it because it's one of my confidential informants that i got the information from. you cannot just call a fire chief. he deals with film on a different level strictly law enforcement officer. he will not tell us anything that he doesn't want to tell us but he won't tell anybody else either. if we need to know something he will find a way for us to know if. i feel everybody has to make a living. as long as they don't bring anything dangerous into town where the dangers the local community i don't have a problem with that. i'll s

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in the second quarter, the big bend has the 13 yard pass for the touchdown. the steelers go up 7-0.the fourth quarter, vick connects to clark. with just three seconds left in the game, the steelers kicker is the game winner. the steelers squeeze out with the win 16-13 final. stay with us. john collins is back with the 7- day forecast. >> here is the forecast. the percentages are low for rain. they are in the morning and evening. most of the week will be dry. a good chance of rain later in the day tomorrow. kind of cool in the 50's to near 60. we want to close to 70 by the end of the week. on-again and off-again chances of rain. mostly light. most of the time, it will not be raining. >> a big night in baltimore. that is it for 11 news at 6:00. we will see you back here after >> this is a wbal editorial with manager dan joerres. >> in just a week, 27,000 runners from around the world will hit the streets of baltimore for the 12th annual running festival. since 2001, the race has blossomed to a full morning that features something for everyone. from avid runners to the half- marathoner

how the dummy's neck bends during a severe crash is also designed to bend the way a human's neck would bend during a crash. >> it's painful to see. this is how they research how wrecks affect necks. car crashes are as old as cars and so is the drive to help people survive. in the 190s, the process was primitive at best. for a roll over test, engineers pushed a car sideways down a steep hill. to re-create a head-on crash, a very human driver had to actually jump out at the last second before his car hit the steel wall. and this is the great grandfather of today's dummies, tha served general motors in world war ii. >> dummy evolution, side by side here. this is how many years apart? oh, sorry. sorry, guy. >> this dummy is from the 1940s. he was used by the united states military for parachute testing. it would have been dropped from an airplane with a parachute and you would have picked up the dummy and see what broke. >> by comparison, today's testing technology is staggering. gm is already testing the next generation of crash stand-ins, sensors on the latest start dummy can measure two

they make sharp bends at acute, or even right angles, forming a different kind of stream pattern. where we have alternating layers of strong and weak rocks, the streams more usually branch out as a trellis pattern, reflecting the weaker valley rocks and the stronger hill-forming rocks. the drainage patterns of streams expand and grow more intricate as the land erodes away. even after streams and rivers wear a landscape flat, it's possible for erosion to become active again if the landscape is uplifted or if the regional base level drops. geologists call this renewal of stream erosion "rejuvenation." and it produces certain characteristic land forms such as stream terraces. stream terraces are found frequently in areas of very wide valleys where one of several things has happened. one common way in which terraces form is because of rejuvenation, where there has been uplifting of the area or a down-dropping of the base level, so that a stream which was formerly meandering with big, wide sweeping turns, with a wide flood plain, cuts into its own flood plain, leaving the flood plain e

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then it will bend back toward the united states and that's for the problems come for us. we're fairly confident it will go into the bahamas and then there's a wide range of possibilities. one of the more reliable computers is the one on the european weather center and it has the center of the storm southeast of hatteras. but it takes a ride into the delaware bay. that's a problem if this verifies. that would mean strong wind and torrential rain. that is the european model. it's only one, but it's one of the possibilities we are looking at. then some cold air comes rushing in behind it and that's why you could get some snow out of that system. we will just have to see how would unfolds. morning fog and afternoon sun. the wind out of the bay from the east. temperatures will be mild. on the eastern shore, the fog has to burn off and the afternoon sun will push temperatures into the '70s. by afternoon highs will be right around the 70 degree mark. enjoy the next couple of days. its story over the weekend. char chances arrive on saturday evening. heavy rain and wind as possibl

held a meeting and she didn't like my sarcasm which is too bad and that's too bad and her response bending over to pick up her book bag and jacket, she had come to strike me with her coat. what's the phrase? you don't have to have batteries to have assault. her behavior was reprehensible and it has sat stingingly reprehensible for over a year while you've waited for the mayor to get back to you. one suggestion is to put in your letter to the mayor is to ask for an explanation from mrs. go mess why she thought that behavior in a public forum was -- what's the phrase? right conduct bee fitting an officer of the city blah, blah, blah, you know the phrase the mayor used? was that right action of a public official? the second question you should ask him on my behalf if you'd like in your letter is to ask him why he hasn't taken any action on miss go mess who was found by two bodies both of them ethical over set boundaries which both concluded she had engaged in official misconduct and when that was brought to the mayors attention he chose to do nothing in stark contrast to what he did to offici