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Favorite Korn Album/Song
This type of thread is usually pretty popular, so I figure Ill start one on these nice new forums.
Fairly simple question, what is your favorite Korn Album and Song. Or if you want list your favorite albums in order of favorite to least favorite (or anything else along those lines)
Favorite Album (favorite to least favorite)
Follow the Leader
Life is Peachy
Take a look in the Mirror
KoRn III: Remember Who You Are
See You on the other Side
The Path of Totality
Top 5 songs (currently)
No Way
Narcissistic Cannibal
Somebody Someone
Pop A Pill
Favorite Album Count (excluding indecisive posts)
Follow the Leader-7
Life is Peachy-2
Take a Look in the Mirror-1
See You on the Other Side-1
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Re: Favorite Korn Album/Song
favorite albums
KoRn III: Remember Who You Are - Let the Guilt Go
Issues - Somebody Someone
Take a look in the Mirror - Play Me
Life Is Peachy - Good God
Follow the Leader - B.B.K.
Untitled - Do What They Say
KoRn - Helmet in the Bush
Untouchables - I'm Hiding
See You on the other Side - Seen It All
*Get Up!
*Never Around
*People Pleaser
*Pop a Pill
*The Past
"holding onto everything, it's hard to draw the line."
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Favorite album is Issues. Favorite song is "Last Legal Drug."
[0:41] jd: oh i know how much you love dub beth
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Follow the Leader
Life is Peachy
KoRn III: Remember Who You Are
Take a look in the Mirror
See You on the other Side
Top 5 songs (It was really hard xD)
Good God
Shoots and Ladders
Wake Up
Sorry for my english!
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Damn.. hard to type favorite songs and albums but i try:
favorite album:
1. Untouchables
2. KoRn III, Life Is Peachy, Issues
3. KoRn, Untitled, Follor the Leader
4. See You..., Take a look...
favorite song? Damnn...
Alone I Break, Get Up, Clown, Are You Ready To Live, Throw Me Away, Trapped Underneath The Stairs, Thoughtless, and many more :)
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Favourite Album (Favorite to Least Favourite)
Follow the Leader
See You On the Other Side
Korn III: Remember Who You Are
Life is Peachy
Take a Look in the Mirror
Top 5 Songs (Currently)
No One's There
Got the Life
Pop a Pill
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Can't really decide for the albums, because I love them all. My favortie one is "Life Is Peachy", but I really like "Untitled" too. All albums have their own unique atmospheric sound charm.
For the songs:
1. I Can Remember
2. Swallow
3. Too Late Im dead
4. I Will Protect You
5. Ball Tongue
"What's your lie?"
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Favorite songs tonight are Dirty, Alone I Break and I might even throw Tearjerker in there aswell!
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Album: Issues
Song: Here To Stay (Korn's "Enter Sandman" IMO.)
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I don't think I have a favorite Album,but I do enjoy the first four the most. And as far as favorite song goes it has to be 'Kill You'.
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Albums from Favorite to Like (no least favorite or hate, even the worst one I still like a lot):
1. Untouchables
2. See You On The Other Side
3. Issues
4. Life Is Peachy
5. Self-Titled
6. Follow The Leader
7. KoRn III
8. Take A Look In The Mirror
9. Untitled
As far as songs go, Here's my Top 10, but it does tend to flux a lot, depending on my mood, so here's my Top 10, as of June 27th, 2011:
1. Get Up!
2. Here To Stay
3. My Gift To You
4. Beat It Upright
5. Inside Out
6. Trash
7. Wake Up Hate
8. Camel Song
9. No Place To Hide
10. Kidnap The Sandy Claws
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SYOTOS is the best album of the universe
CLOWN in my favorite song
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I Like All The Songs On Korn 3 And Korn Untitled And Take A Look In The Mirror And Follow The Leader
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My favorite korn song is proud. My favorite album is Life is Peachy.
Does it make me bad??
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wow this is pretty hard they're all pretty awesome!
1.follow the leader - B.B.K
2.untouchables - embrace
3.issues - somebody someone
4.korn - divine
5.take a look in the mirror - right now
6.life is peachy - twist
7.see you on the other side - souvenier
8.kornIII: remember who you are - fear is a place to live
9.Untitled - do what they say
children of the korn, children of the korn!!!!
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My most favorite album is Untouchables. I do like all of them though (huge KoRn fan). My favorite songs that i listen to the most are (in no particular order): Tearjerker, Blame, Thoughtless, Alone I Break, Starting Over, Kiss, Kill You, Never Around, Are You Ready To Live?, Holding All These Lies, No Way, My Gift To You.
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I hate choosing because my list seems to change every time I listen to an album, I'd think, now THIS is my favorite!! So my order of albums differs in the lower end. But here is what I have:
1. Issues
2. Life Is Peachy
3. Korn
4&5 (interchangable) Follow the Leader &Untouchables
6&7 (interchangable) See You On The Other Side& Untitled
8. Take A Look In the Mirror
9. Korn III
It all depends on what mood I'm in, sometimes I might think untitled and SYOTOS are at 4&5.
1. No One's There
2. Hollow Life
3. Predictable
4. Open Up
5. Hey Daddy
But then again 3, 4, and 5 might change if I really sit down and think about it. I usually go for the unnumbered top ten because I can't choose places for Lost, Dead, 4U, Tearjerker, Trapped Underneath the Stairs, Ball Tongue, Throw Me Away, Alone I Break, Pretty, Reclaim My Place, Let's Get This Party Started, Need To, Mr.Rogers, and Love and Luxury. They all are favorites! And that doesn't even include JD's solo stuff which would be at the top of the list!
Then, now, and forever... A.D.W.D.A.K.!!!
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After years of old-school Korn overplay, I now find myself favouring See You on the other Side and Untouchables. Brings back memories and has an interesting vibe. Also the fact that they sound nothing like anything they'd released previously appealed and still appeals to me lots. I thought Head's departure would ruin Korn for me but SYotOS didn't disappoint me at all. Unlike Untitled which was a bit dare I say PUSSY.
Top five Korn songs.. hard question but I'll be the unorthodox one and not pander to songs like Clown and Blind..
5. Love Song
4. Bottled Up Inside
3. Right Now
2. Here to Stay
1. Throw Me Away
I suppose really they change every day. Good stuff. Great Band.
I hardly just, just barely, only just survive.
Re: Favorite Korn Album/Song
Self-Titled - Every track.
Issues - Every track
If I had to choose;
Debut - Blind
LIP - Ass Itch
FTL - Pretty
Issues - No Way
Untouchables - Make Believe
TALITM - Right Now
Untitled - I will Protect You
K3RWYA - Move On
TPOT - Kill Mercy Within
Greatest Hits - Trash
MTV Unplugged - No One's There
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Favorite album: Follow the Leader
Favorite song: It's On!
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favorite songs blind and mr rogers favorite albums the debut , untitled and life is peachy


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When I first came to the United States at the age of 15, I was an AFS exchange student in a small town called Tryon, NC. I attended the local high school, and I was amazed by the well-rounded approach to education in the US. Students are able to participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities in addition to their regular curriculum. I value highly the education approach here, so I decided to apply for college in the United States. When I searched through colleges on CollegeBoard.com, I was deeply discouraged by the reality: the high cost of attendance would be unbearable for my family. Many schools do not offer need-based financial aid to international students, while others offer only partial support. Hamilton stands out as an exception. When I read the financial aid webpage on the Hamilton website, one sentence gave me a pleasant surprise: "Hamilton promises to meet 100 percent of a student's demonstrated need for all four years." It lit up my hope to pursue a quality liberal arts education at Hamilton.
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I've never met a Corvette owner that didn't want stronger acceleration. That visceral yearning for improved performance isn't limited to hardcore racers, far from it. Acceleration has always been central to the Corvette mystique and ownership experience. The customary approach to better acceleration involves modifying the engine to get more power.
The approach I've taken is different. I've spent six years pursuing maximum acceleration in Corvettes by improving my skill as a driver. In this pursuit, I've shown that a stock Corvette with a manual transmission and skilled driver can easily out accelerate one with fifty more horsepower piloted by an average driver. In light of this, I offer a simple, direct approach: modify the driver before you modify the car.
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So if you want stronger acceleration, you can have it simply by improving your driving skills. With that objective in mind, I suggest you study the techniques described here, and then practice, practice, practice to embed them in your routines and muscle memory. And, of course, you can apply your improved skills not only at the track, but also on the street in driving situations where bursts of strong acceleration are appropriate.
With that as a background, here are the lessons I've learned making 570 passes at the dragstrip in three stock Corvettes.
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* Learn the Chevy quarter-mile specification for your car. It's a reference point you need.
* Buy or borrow an approved helmet; the rules at the dragstrip require one.
* Buy a pair of sport or driving shoes with thin soles and good grip. Thin soles transmit clearer feedback from the pedals, key to sensing what the engine, clutch, and rear wheels are doing. Good grip prevents the feet from slipping off the pedals during aggressive movements.
* Buy a glove for your shifter hand. One made for football receivers or baseball batters is ideal. A glove gives confident, positive control of the shifter even when your hand gets sweaty.
* Adjust the driver's seat and steering wheel for proper access to the clutch and shifter. Store these race positions in a memory pre-set.
* Using the race positions, practice shifting drills to improve shift speed and accuracy.
* Clean up your clutch fluid to inoculate your car against clutch pedal issues that bedevil C5 and C6 Corvettes driven aggressively.
* Manage your fuel load to arrive at the track with about one-half tank.


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Change has always been a factor for Corvettes. Being Chevrolet's showcase vehicle, some of the newest and most technologically advanced additions are often bolted to a Corvette first. The changes to the C4, when introduced in 1984, were distinct technological improvements in the structure and design of the vehicle. Throughout the car's production life, the General made changes, constantly improving upon a platform that launched with rave reviews. Today, this gives the prospective '84-'96 Corvette owner a bevy of options to suit their needs, wants, and financial availabilities.
Besides the obvious changes made when Chevrolet introduced the C4 to the public, there was also a change in the mindset of those responsible for making the C4 a reality. Chief Engineer Dave McLellan and a handful of fellow decision-makers determined that a change was necessary, if not mandatory. Like the '53 Corvettes, criticism was forming that Corvette needed performance to match its performance image. Due to the growing concern for clean air and fuel mileage, performance was placed on the back shelf while all of the auto manufacturers were scrambling to meet ever-increasing government standards. Performance paid the price from the squeaky-clean wheel of emissions, limiting the '81 Corvette to only 195 net horsepower from its 350ci V-8, the same horsepower rating as the first 265ci V-8's gross rating in 1955!
Despite these winds of change at Chevrolet, tests were still proceeding on how to satisfy the greens keepers while bringing back the very thing that made Corvette an American icon: performance. While horsepower figures are a major portion of performance, horsepower is not the only element in the equation, especially if you are limited by fuel-mileage requirements. The engineers and designers knew this and began with a completely new mindset toward technology, utilizing new materials not available in prior generations of Corvettes. Before the C4, no new Corvette program had been approved by GM in over 20 years. The time had come.
Dave McLellan reports in his book, Corvette From The Inside, that the benchmark year for horsepower was 1970 with Corvette enjoying LT-1 small-blocks and LS5 big-blocks. While 370 and 390 hp levels were not going to happen overnight, it set a standard to target.
On the other side of the performance coin, the new car had to handle. The goal was 1 g of lateral acceleration, a lofty number usually achieved by only the most serious racing engineers. This necessitated a much wider, high-cornering-stiffness tire. Dave explains that steering changes of just one degree produce over 350 pounds of cornering force per tire, half again the cornering stiffness of a normal passenger-car tire. Therefore, keeping the tire squarely planted to the road was important, and the C4 was designed to be stiff by using stiff springs and heavy rollbars fore and aft. While the early C4s have been criticized for having a harsh ride, most enthusiast drivers know why. Dave and his crew were to meet their intended goal of 1 g, and, most of all, they did it in a production car.
Due to the extensive design and performance targets, the introduction of the C4, which was intended as an '83 model, was delayed a year, with no official Corvettes produced that year. All the Corvettes produced in 1983 were certified as '84s regardless of the actual delivery date. From there, it was a 12-year parade that was to become the fourth-generation "C4" Corvette.
Let's take a look at some contributions and significant changes that happened to Corvette through the C4 years, and the effect they had on Corvettes to follow.
This is where it all started. While you can forget about ever owning one, you can see a real '83 Corvette at the National Corvette Museum (www.corvettemuseum.com). This is the only '83 known to exist today. It is the foundation that all other C4s were built upon.


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boy sure wish it looked like that out there this week. hi of 44 and rain for 2 days straight. what happened to early spring a week and half ago?
Is that the Sommerset Cafe in Dover Kansas ? I ride by that at least once a week
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In short one trip, Kara McBride, Ph.D., assistant professor of Spanish, was able to combine data collection, teaching and the establishment of new cross-border relationships.
McBride went to the University of Sonora in Hermosillo, Mexico, during the week of Nov. 22, in order to collect data for her research.
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Not wanting her students to miss any classes while she was there, McBride arranged for a virtual class to take place, via Wimba, between her 15 students in her Spanish phonetics and phonology class and 15 students from the University of Sonora who are studying to be English teachers.
The class was big success, both as an exciting and very real-world experience for language learners, as well as being an occasion for new friendships to form.
Within days, students from across the border met up on Skype, on their own accounts, with their newly made friends.
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A total of 147 subjects in Mexico listened to samples of speech from students of Spanish as a foreign language and wrote about their perceptions.
McBride also had the opportunity to discuss her research with three classes of students studying foreign language pedagogy, as well as interview one student interested in applying to SLU's MA in Spanish program.


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Happy 100th Birthday, Department of Internal Medicine
ST. LOUIS -- The department of internal medicine rings in 2011 with a yearlong celebration of its centennial anniversary.
"We plan to spend the year celebrating our success as we mark the milestone of reaching our 100th birthday. It's part of Saint Louis University's history," said Adrian Di Bisceglie, M.D., chair of the department of internal medicine at Saint Louis University and holder of the Bander Chair in Internal Medicine.
"We're very proud of our heritage as the oldest university west of the Mississippi and the part our department of internal medicine plays in increasing the prestige of the University."
With about 130 full-time faculty, more than 300 staff members and about 150 residents and fellows, the department of internal medicine is the largest in the School of Medicine. It includes medical specialists from 11 divisions -- cardiology; endocrinology; gastroenterology and hepatology; general internal medicine; geriatrics; hematology and medical oncology; immunobiology; infectious diseases and immunology; nephrology; pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine; and rheumatology.
The series of celebratory events are balanced between focusing on patient care, education and research, which are the missions of the School of Medicine and by extension, its department of internal medicine, said Di Bisceglie.
"We think of it as being like a stool you sit on. You have to balance all three legs -- patient care, education and research -- otherwise the stool wobbles," he said.
A different division from the department will be highlighted every month with daily health tips on KEZK-FM 102.5 and special health literacy programs at St. Louis County Library. In addition, digital display boards across the Medical Center campus, stories on the SLUCare website and materials in the physician lounge and outside the Saint Louis University Hospital gift shop will draw special attention to the division of the month.
A special exhibit of archival materials about the department will be displayed outside the Saint Louis University Medical Center Library throughout the year.
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special events recognizing staff and long-time faculty members.
Funds also are being raised to endow a lectureship to honor the memory of Coy Fitch, M.D., who was chair of the department of internal medicine from 1988 to 2000. Di Bisceglie said a turning point for the department came when Fitch took the helm as department chair.
"What Dr. Fitch did was to recruit a series of young, vigorous division directors -- Dr. Bruce Bacon as director of gastroenterology; Dr. Robert Belshe as director of infectious diseases; Dr. Kevin Martin as director of nephrology; and Dr. John Morley as director of geriatrics. Dr. Fitch was able to see them for what they would become. He provided them the resources to become successful and managed to bring out their potential," Di Bisceglie said.
"Each of these leaders recruited young faculty members and by the 1990s, the department grew very rapidly and became known for its clinical and research excellence nationally and internationally.Under Dr. Fitch's leadership, the focus shifted to add depth and diversity to the strengths of Saint Louis University School of Medicine. We became known for excellence in multiple areas, not only in one or two areas."
The department has come a long way since its inception in 1911, when Charles Hugh Nielson, M.D., was appointed as the first director of the department, Di Bisceglie noted. The early department engaged physicians who had private practices in the community to teach medical school students part-time.
The department's evolution continued with the opening of the hospital that would become the School of Medicine's primary academic teaching hospital, Saint Louis University Hospital. Firmin Desloge Hospital, as it was known at the time, opened as a state-of-the art facility for patient care in 1933, across the street from SLU's Schwitalla Hall, which was a hub of medical research and teaching.
"In celebrating our 100th anniversary, we're reflecting on our past accomplishments, our current successes and our opportunities for the future," Di Bisceglie said. "This is going to be a wonderful year."
Established in 1836, Saint Louis University School of Medicine has the distinction of awarding the first medical degree west of the Mississippi River. The school educates physicians and biomedical scientists, conducts medical research, and provides health care on a local, national and international level. Research at the school seeks new cures and treatments in five key areas: cancer, infectious disease, liver disease, aging and brain disease and heart/lung disease. The school's department of internal medicine celebrates its centennial in 2011.
Directors/acting directors from the department of internal medicine are, from left: Paul Petruska, M.D., hematology and medical oncology; Kevin Martin, M.D., nephrology; Sharon Frey, M.D., infectious diseases; George Matuschak, M.D., pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine; Thomas Olsen, M.D., general internal medicine; Brent Tetri, M.D., gastroenterology and hepatology; Adrian Di Bisceglie, department chair; Terry Moore, M.D., rheumatology; Michael Lim, M.D., cardiology; and Daniel Hoft, M.D., Ph.D., immunobiology. John Morley, M.D., geriatrics and endocrinology, is not pictured.
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- Use the easily move-able lounge kit to quickly make any seat on the sofa into a chaise lounge; take it away when not in use
- Removable seat and back cushions for easy cleaning
- Sturdy solid wood frame and feet
- Beautiful dark wenge leg finish
- Incredible variety of fabric options!
Please note: should you wish to use the sofa and ottoman separately (as shown below) you will need to purchase an ottoman cushion. Please call our sales team at 888-467-6278 to add it to your order. If you do not order the ottoman cushion you will be able to use the sofa (with the ottoman frame and chaise cushion stored away) or turn the sofa into a trisectional with the chaise on the left, middle or right.
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Materials & MeasurementsDimensions:
- Overall: 36" h x 85" w x 67" d
- Seat Height: 19"
- Sofa Depth: 35"
- Sofa Depth with Lounge Kit: 67"
- Sofa Seat Depth: 22"
- Seat Depth with Lounge Kit: 54"
- Sofa Seat Width: 75"
- Lounge Kit Seat Width: 26"
- Arm Height: 24"
- Weight: 163 lbs total
Frame and legs:
- solid wood
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Local design, local manufacturing, local company: based out of North Carolina, Younger Furniture has been delivering American-made style, quality, and comfort since 1989. Younger's fresh sofas, chairs, loveseats, and sectionals are known for their solid construction and excellent upholstery. With an ability to produce both modern sofas and traditional furniture, Younger neatly straddles the modern/traditional divide ... without compromise. Their Avenue 62 Collection illustrates their ability to add a Mid-Century look to their oeuvre.
Younger Furniture is becoming more and more widely known for their quality of craftsmanship. Techniques that ensure durability - such as corners that are blocked, double-doweled, glued, screwed, and (for good measure) stapled - give each customer a sofa or lounge chair that can last for decades with the proper care. Generous padding is added in all the places you'll need it, including under the upholstery at the bottom of each sofa's front, ensuring comfort and a smooth look. Younger Furniture pieces tend towards the medium-firm side for a well-supported sit, with the option for a YLux cushion upgrade for a softer sit. This enables each customer - whether she prefers a firm sit or a cushy sit - to find comfort in the Younger line of sofas.
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Icy roads not gritted on day of fatal A590 crash at Lindale Hill
Last updated at 10:31, Friday, 27 April 2012
A MAN was killed when he was hit by a car which spun out of control on an icy road that had not been gritted, an inquest heard.
South and East Cumbria coroner Mr Ian Smith intends to write to the Highways Agency detailing his concerns over the monitoring of conditions on the A590 where Stuart Shaw, 31, died on January 19 last year.
Multiple vehicles crashed after hitting black ice near the summit of Lindale Hill, the hearing at Barrow Town Hall was told yesterday.
One of the cars, a silver Hyundai driven by Michaela Webster, from Askam, spun at least 180 degrees and hit well-known footballer Mr Shaw, who was trying to warn approaching motorists of the danger.
Mr Shaw, of Castle Wray, Broughton, was driving on the eastbound carriageway around 8am when he came across a Vauxhall Corsa, which had crashed after hitting the ice.
Witness statements described how Mr Shaw – a former GSK Ulverston Rangers, Dalton United and Coniston player – stopped to check on the driver of the Corsa before trying to wave down other approaching cars.
Miss Webster told the hearing as she approached the scene she spun around on the ice before hitting the barrier on the central reservation.
Although she was not aware of it until later, she also hit Mr Shaw, causing him fatal injuries.
Such was force of the collision he was thrown into the verge and lay undiscovered for up to half-an-hour.
A number of other cars suffered damage when they crashed on the ice.
Christopher Court, a delivery manager for road network contractor Enterprisemouchel said the section of road had not been gritted the night before.
Enterprisemouchel manages the road for the Highways Agency and monitors road conditions and weather using equipment based in Ulverston and Meathop, up to a mile from the top of Lindale Hill and at a lower altitude.
Mr Court said the night before the accident, the equipment had suggested conditions may drop below freezing.
However, gritters did not treat the road as the equipment suggested there was little surface moisture present to create a danger of ice.
Solicitor for Mr Shaw's family, Mr Jeremy Tennyson, asked Mr Court if he could have made the decision to treat the road to "err on the side of caution".
Mr Court said: "You can only take a decision based on information you have, not information you don't. It's a matter of what is reasonably practicable."
Recording a verdict of accidental death, Mr Smith said the black ice had caused Miss Webster to lose control and there was no evidence of factors such as inattention or excessive speed.
Mr Smith said he intended to write a letter pointing out to the Highways Agency how much conditions could vary on the road. He said: "I suspect there would be quite different conditions between the bottom of the hill and the top. I find it strange to think that the A590, a road that must certainly be in excess of 30 miles, is monitored from two stations.
"I do think it is impossible to monitor what is happening at the top of Lindale Hill from the bottom of the hill.
"There are local conditions that, I think, should be taken into account."
First published at 13:50, Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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I think it is absolutely disguising that they didn't grit Lindale Hill of all places.. that is one of the busiest A roads in England! I hope those responsible are made to face up to their stupid actions, or in this case lack of!
I'd just like to add that Paragraph 9 was definitely NOT necessary as it had nothing to do with this tragic accident and didn't need to be mentioned!
My heart goes out to all those involved, especially to Mr Shaw's family, close friends & also the poor lady who accidentally hit him... it must be awful!
I was there at the time of the incident and the conditions were awful. Cars were sliding everywhere and it is an absolute miracle that I managed to get through ok. It is a tragedy that someone died. Hopefully lessons have been learnt and the road will be gritted in future - it's a dangerous section of road at the best of times but during winter it becomes treacherous. Much sympathy is with the family and partner of Stuart Shaw, 'Shorty'.
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WILPF-U.S. Report of the Civil Society Consultations on the Development of the
United States National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security (UN SCR 1325) Released!
Read WILPF's final Report of the Civil Society Consultations on the Development of the U.S. National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security (UNSCR1325) here.
Also find:
- Recommendations
- 1325 Consultation Preliminary Summary Findings
- WILPF's White Paper on SCR1325 U.S. National Action Plan (NAP)
- Executive Summary of White Paper
- Link to On-line Survey
- YouTube page answering the question "What does security mean to you?"
- SCR1325 and the Whistleblower Facebook page
- PeaceWomen website
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Between 23 September and 22 October 2011, the U.S. Section of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) held five civil society consultations with the Department of State, Office of Women's Global Issues, on the formulation of the U.S. National Action Plan (NAP) on UN Security Council Resolution 1325, due to be finalized in December 2011.
The consultations were held in Detroit, Michigan; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; San Diego, California; Portland, Oregon; and Boston, Massachusetts, and collectively nearly four hundred women (and some men) participated. Attendees represented a broad range of nongovernmental organizations, academia and students, and individuals of diverse ages, races, ethnicities, and economic and social statuses, including the frequently "unheard voices" of women living in homeless shelters, undocumented migrants and women who have been trafficked for sexual slavery.
The consultations validated the stated goal of the U.S. 1325 NAP to make "women equal partners in peace," while also stressing the centrality of both external and domestic applications to achieve this aim.
WILPF's final report on the consultations includes 64 concrete recommendations relevant to UN SCR 1325 implementation internationally, domestically, or both. In total, the recommendations provoke a rethinking of how, as a country, the U.S. defines peace and security, especially in terms of women's experience of conflict and violence.
If entirely adopted and implemented, the recommendations necessitate a doctrinal shift in foreign and military policy that firmly situates women's equality and protection, at home and abroad, at the center of long-term sustainable peace. As such, the findings call for a whole government approach in the development and implementation of a U.S. SCR 1325 NAP in order to address the complexity of women's experiences of discrimination and inequality as directly linked to a continuum of physical, structural and armed violence.
Consultation participants stressed the need to incorporate in the U.S. 1325 NAP immigration, refugee and asylum policies, and to address the specific challenges of women serving in the military and the families they leave behind and return to—sometimes debilitated by physical and mental trauma. Protection of women from violence must be at the forefront of the 1325 NAP, both at home and abroad, especially as it is directly linked to the impact of militarization, including environmental degradation, on community and family violence.
Investments in peace, such as the establishment of the Department of Peace and peace and civic education in schools, are recommended as a means of converting a culture of violence into one that prioritizes human security and development. These recommendations, it should be noted, are unique for their domestic perspective at the grassroots level on how the U.S. must reorganize its domestic policy as a means of remedying a militarized foreign policy approach.
The 1325 civil society consultations were part of a national WILPF campaign that sought to ensure that the U.S. SCR 1325 NAP did not become merely a tool for making war safe for women, but held to its transformative spirit – women must be included in all matters of peace and security for the purpose of establishing long-term sustainable peace for all.
In addition to the 1325 consultations, WILPF's campaign also included:
A white paper, stressing the importance of a human rights-based approach to formulating a UN SCR 1325 NAP that links peace with equality and that examines both domestic and international applications.
25+ WILPF Branch actions at showings of the feature film "The Whistleblower," that made the connection between human trafficking and the role of SCR 1325 to ensure the protection of women in conflict and post conflict regions.
A YouTube video campaign, where women from across the U.S. and around the world uploaded video recordings of themselves answering the question "What Does Security means to You?"
An online survey on women, peace and security, where 116 participants (and still counting) completed an online survey to define what true "security" means to women.
A 1325 and Whistleblower Facebook page.
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The WILPF Advancing Human Rights/CEDAW Committee is committed to promoting the values and principles of human rights as preeminent goals and standards of US laws, policies, and regulations, both foreign and domestic. To that end, we work in our states and local communities to advance the understanding and application of international human rights instruments, with special emphasis on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).
Working Locally toward a Global Vision
WILPF's Committee on Advancing Human Rights/CEDAW fosters a deeper understanding of and respect for human rights and promotes international human rights standards and process values as normative for U.S. domestic law, regulations, and policy. Click here for more information regarding the U.S. government's position on international human rights treaties.
Before the U.S. can effectively promote human rights abroad through its foreign policy, we as a country need to learn how to abide by the standards outlined in the international human rights treaties here at home. Therefore, WILPF's Advancing Human Rights/CEDAW committee supports the adoption of human rights legislation at the municipal and state level as a movement building strategy and important tactic for transforming U.S. legal culture. Through this work we embrace the opportunity to explore the interdependency and indivisibility of civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights, and contribute to the articulation of newly emerging rights such as those relating to development, human sexuality, and environmental sustainability.
WILPF's Committee on Advancing Human Rights/CEDAW connects human rights activists in communities where our branches are already working in order to quicken our learning about how human rights law can be implemented at the local and state level in jurisdictions across the United States.
In 2001, the state of Pennsylvania renewed its commitment to fulfilling and protecting the human rights of its residents by passing HR 473. This past winter, an ordinance demanding accountability to CEDAW and CERD standards was introduced into the City Council of New York. WILD for Human Rights in San Francisco, encouraged by the results achieved under San Francisco's CEDAW ordinance of 1998, has launched a broader human rights campaign that aims to address issues of minimum wage, chronic homelessness, and the vulnerabilities of immigrant populations.
Other popular tools for building human security while extending human rights include the use of gender budgeting and gender analysis of government budget cuts.
If you want to find out how these successful strategies might be adaptable to your community, join the WILPF's Committee for Advancing Human Rights/CEDAW. Join an on-line working group. Contribute copies of your municipality's human rights ordinances to our growing library. Learn how to build a coalition in your community. Organize a workshop for the national meeting of your professional organization.
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Roam 12" Vinyl LP
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In August of 2011, Adrian Krygowski had a relatively normal life. He worked for a telecom giant in Northern Virginia, had a commute, and on the weekends he would travel the east coast with his aggressive folk music, making fans one-by-one and growing his dream. He also just finished recording his previous record, "Hope For Us."
On that hot day in August, Verizon Communications union went on strike, and all office personnel were to report to union offices, to scab for those on strike, until further notice. Little did Adrian know Buffalo, NY turned to be the most violent work environment within Verizon, with more "incidents" between union and non-union employees than any other office. The threats of being run over by drunken union employees, non-entry of workspaces by force, being chased throughout town, and non-cooperation from unionized Buffalo Police Department, was more than Adrian bargained for in his career thus-far. In the evenings however, when everything was quiet, Adrian toted his guitar a mile through the streets of Buffalo until he reached his songwriting zen, an empty baseball diamond in pitch dark. It was over these four weeks, most every night, that Adrian wrote the bulk of his newest soul-driven and working-man record, "Roam", a play on his temporary home's namesake.
A year later, Adrian had left Verizon, moved to East Nashville Tennessee, and had 350 shows under his belt. New band members included Paul Niehaus on steel (Calexico, Justin Townes Earle), Jared Manzo on bass (Chris Scruggs), drummer Aaron Distler (Heypenny), Meredith Brown on fiddle (The Bard Owls), and St Louis/DC banjo king, Anders Fahey.
Adrian Krygowski Biography
East Nashville musician Adrian Krygowski has been touring east of the Mississippi strongly since 2009, playing his brand of intense "Aggressive Soul-Folk," to sold-out rock clubs, listening rooms, house concerts, coffee shops, and festivals. He's touching on 400 shows since then, and only shows signs of gaining more steam, and dedicated fanbase.
Adrian primarily tours as solo, duo, or trio with his future wife, Meredith Brown on fiddle, vocals, and mandolin, or STL and DC-based banjo king Anders Fahey, or several of the best nashville musicians that can be found.
"Roam" was released in early 2014, with a three-piece band of Paul Niehaus on steel (Calexico, Justin Townes Earle), and Jared Manzo on bass (Chris Scruggs), powering through the 7-song LP, and on stages in the Nashville regional circuit.
Adrian+Meredith touring duo are booking shows and festivals now for late 2014, with focuses on new markets, as recent highlights such as a trip to Daytrotter, Passim Campfire, NC Family Gathering Festival, Audiofeed Festival, Fearless Radio, WDVX, and bill-shares with Pokey LaFarge & The South City Three, JD Wilkes & The Dirt Daubers, Woody Pines, Grant-Lee Phillips, The Oh Hellos, Johnny Fritz/Corndawg, The Farewell Drifters, The Crane Wives, Joe Fletcher, Scott McMicken of Dr. Dog, and Joshua Black Wilkins.
Adrian, Meredith, and the band are looking at new songs and a record in the coming months.
Adrian+Meredith isn't just another folk-duo traveling the country. They're a dynamic, hard-working, tour-de-force, ready to entertain anyone in their audience path, making instant fans every show. They blend folk, traditional, post-punk, pre-war jazz, soul, rock and roll, country and acoustic music in the same set, sometimes same song. Adrian's lyrics drive home poignant stories that make you think about what drink's in your hand, while Meredith's fiddle drives the mood. Adrian's harsh vocals keeps things interesting while Meredith's dancing treats you in new familiars.
In the short time performing and writing together, they've been part of national music festivals Passim Campfire (Boston MA), Cory Chisel's Mile of Music (Appleton WI), CBGB's 2nd Annual Music & Arts (New York), dance festivals THAW (Chicago), MKE Follies (Milwaukee WI). They've been on touring stints with Pokey LaFarge & The South City Three, and non-festival shows with Los Colognes, Derek Hoke, The Dirt Daubers, Robyn Hitchock, Grant-Lee Phillips, Joe Fletcher, The Crane Wives, many more.
They might be the best bar-band or the saddest listening room duo you've ever heard. They'll definitely give you their all.
We've been blessed to build a consistent band in the Nashville scene, with some of the best in town. Paul Niehaus on Pedal-Steel and Lead Guitar (Caleixco, Justin Townes Earle, Lambchop) on a recommendation from Fats Kaplin, and mainstay bassists Jeremy Darrow (Michael Martin Murphey, Erin McDermott) and Jared Manzo (Chris Scruggs), and Aaron Distler on drums (Heypenny) provides the sound built around Adrian's soul-folk blend of songwriting.
Around the release of Roam in January 2014, Adrian brought in the highly-sought Nashville Horn Section, solidifying his place as a prominent East Nashville neighborhood songwriter and band. With the release of the LP, the full-band has been a regular well-known showcases such as 8 off 8th, $2 Tuesdays, Daytrotter, New Faces, Terryfest, Terry Coverfest, as well as their own shows at The High Watt and The Basement.
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Press, Reviews:
The Purr of The People on Fire: Some days you just beg the smoke and the horizon that blew it to suck you in. -Sean Moeller // Daytrotter
Adrian Krygowski may not be a household name, let alone pronounceable at first go, but his gifts as a songwriter and a crafter of gruff yet lyrical Americana are hard to deny. One listen to new track "Roam" is all the proof you need. -KDHX St. Louis
...what a great discovery he turned out to be! His songs are real gems that he delivers with a sharp lyrical wit...mini portrayals of life along with all its tattered edges, fragmented hopes and dreams. -Folk Radio UK
Look for Performer's review of Roam in the Feb/March 2014 issue -Performer Magazine
...inspired by a life-changing union strike he was involved in.-CMT Release News
East Nashville's Adrian Krygowski jumps into 'Shot in the Dark' as a couple's volatile relationship crumbles around them. The soul-inspired folk musician took a chance on writing a song in reverse - with the breakup at the beginning and a steamy romance at the end. -CMT Edge - Adrian Krygowski Takes a Shot at Writing in Reverse
Krygowski has a rough, expressive voice and a penchant for waltz time, and lends his powerhouse lyrical skills to themes of restlessness and, above all, a relationship with place. Given that Roam is so short, the percentage of songs that talk about geographical regions as if they're love interests is astonishing: there's an 'Ohio,' a 'Wisconsin #2,' and a 'Chicago,' not counting 'Roam.' Generally speaking, the songs address places as if they're true lovers about to be left, although 'Chicago' is flecked with effervescent, hopeful guitar strumming. 'Built a good life here, a little piece of heaven,' Krygowski sings coarsely, but then continues, 'Chicago, I been waiting on sunrise for way too long.'-Buzz and Howl
[7.5/10 Stars] The outcome is like the stunning discovery of a dustbowl era reel-to-reel. Roam's strength is its lack of marketable angles. This style of music hasn't been popular in fifty years if it ever was. Furthermore, in the image oriented digital age a lack of theatrics wont do much for exposure, but the ears can still find perfect pitch. Adrian Krygowski doesn't dress the part. He doesn't need to, his music is the real deal. -Surviving The Golden Age
[4.5/5 Stars] With the release of his second album "Roam," indie folk singer/songwriter is finally a full-time musician, having left a career with Verizon in his rear-view mirror. It's a wise move because the seven-track release is nothing short of spectacular. From the opening notes of the title track to the final strains of "Bailout Brawl," Krygowski is clicking on all cylinders. Other standouts include "Ohio," "Drunkard's Hiccups," "Chicago" and "Shot in the Dark." -The Daily News, McKeesport PA
Once in a while, there comes a voice that is so instantly classic and unique that you feel like you've been hearing it for years. Adrian Krygowski has one of those voices. It makes you feel like it can make the lame walk and the blind men see. -That Music Magazine Philly - Album Review
As he walks through the entrance of IOTA, his old haunt in Arlington, VA, I see his hair is much shorter, his look a bit more polished. But as he greets me, that voice - well, that hasn�t changed. -That Music Magazine Philly - Time To Roam: An Interview with Adrian Krygowski
This is a nice bunch of tasty pastries for millennial malcontents. -Midwest Record
Adrian Krygowski's Song Roam is American Songwriter's Daily Discovery 9/24/13
Adrian"s sound conjure the punk-inflected folk of The Avett Brothers and the "Americana Soul" of Delta Spirit, while his vocals draws comparisons to Bob Dylan and The Hold Steady"s Craig Finn...He is currently on the road for a 30 date nationwide tour, including three CD release cities (DC, Nashville, Chicago) and three showcases at SXSW. -Artists On Demand Blog Radio
Hopefully, you"ll get plenty of miles out of Hope for Us, too. This is an excellent record worth taking a journey with, especially into an uncertain future. -DC Music Download Blog
Adrian takes the listener along with him on a journey through his own personal growth, the failure of a relationship that doesn"t work despite the best of intentions, and his path to reconciliation and redemption. -MetroMusicScene.com Blog
Adrian Krygowski doesn't try to reinvent the wheel, he just makes it roll with a unique swagger. Folk rock is the oldest of creative styles. Therefore, finding excellence in the field means either being a carbon copy of a legend or confidently expanding their legacy. -OnTap Magazine
I bought his CD and I think you should, too. He says he"ll be coming back through in the early spring. -StuckInsideKnoxville Blog - WDVX-FM Blue Plate Special
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