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In the central Klamath Mountains, the Eastern Hayfork terrane (EHF) accreted directly seaward of the North Fork ophiolitic arc. The EHF trench mélange consists of very fine-grained, quartzose meta-argillite + boudinaged metachert layers as well as scattered blocks derived from both oceanic and inboard arc-margin sources. Among the exotic blocks are coarse-grained feldspathic metasandstones. Detrital zircon SHRIMP U-Pb ages ranging from the latest Archean to the early Proterozoic were reported by Scherer and colleagues in 2010 for five metasandstone blocks from the central and southern Klamaths; Phanerozoic zircons were totally lacking. It was concluded that the blocks were olistostromal and that erosion of a nearby thrust sheet outlier of the Proterozoic Antelope Mountain Quartzite of the Eastern Klamath belt, Yreka subterrane, was a likely source. To determine the provenance and time of deposition of the EHF muddy matrix host of the metasandstone blocks, we separated zircons from three very fine-grained, intimately interstratified, feldspar-poor meta-argillites from the Sawyers Bar map area. New laser ablation multicollector inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry zircon U-Pb data indicate maximum sedimentary ages for the meta-argillites as ∼272, ∼211, and ∼201 Ma. Thus, the muddy strata were deposited near the end of Triassic time. The meta-argillites contain scattered Proterozoic and Paleozoic–early Mesozoic detrital zircons, indicating local inboard Klamath sources, including the Antelope Mountain Quartzite thrust sheet. St. Clair Creek distal turbidites in the landward North Fork terrane contain Paleozoic and Triassic–Early Jurassic (∼188 Ma) zircons as well as scattered Precambrian grains similar to those in the EHF. The EHF surficially docked against the North Fork terrane by ∼174–173 Ma because the amalgamated but unmetamorphosed terrane contact was invaded by the English Peak plutonic complex beginning at ∼172 Ma. Regional metamorphism and deformation took place throughout the central Klamath Mountains during the Siskiyou transpressive accretionary event at ∼170–168 Ma.

The reused materials include science lab tables harvested from John Carroll University that will be used as dining room tables to reclaimed bleachers from a Lakewood park that will serve as chair rails and benches. Because Noodlecat's space, owned by East Fourth Street developer MRN Ltd., needs little buildout, Mr. Sawyer said the project will cost only $160,000.

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Dr. Jay Merriam, a veterinarian with a private practice in Uxbridge, received the President's Award during the Dec. 4 President's Luncheon at the American Association of Equine Practitioners' 58th annual convention in Anaheim, Calif. Dr. Merriam was recognized for his outreach work on behalf of working horses. AAEP President John Mitchell cited Dr. Merriam's vision, passion and dedication to thousands of working horses and their families. Dr. Merriam chairs the AAEP's Equitarian Task Force and previously chaired the AAEP's Equine Welfare and Membership committees.

The questions involving [Mark Rossi] and the city's direction allowed participants to check 1 to 5, 1 being \"least satisfied,\" 3 being \"neutral\" and 5 being \"most satisfied.\" The surveys are \"public record, I guess,\" he said. \"Who knows? I paid for them out of my pocket. Didn't cost the city of Key West a single cent.\" \"[Todd German]'s a whiner,\" he added. \"What can I say?\" Let him get his own survey.\"

Hillary Clinton's latest book \"Hard Choices\" is finally out, and the fact that Hillary Clinton is the author will no doubt push book sales, but the media is playing a big part in both her book promotion and her potential campaign. Rear Admiral John Kirby, in a Pentagon briefing, saying five U.S. servicemembers were killed yesterday in a violent province in Afghanistan, due to so-called friendly fire. New details on the school shooting near Portland, at Reynolds High School, in which one student is dead, and so is the shooter, and some parents were very panicked about the well-being of their children. The White House didn't tell Congress about the Bowe Bergdahl trade before it happened, but lawmakers did know about the bin Laden raid, so what's the difference?

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