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Aright, bands besides KoRn belong here, so what some other bands or just music in general are you all into?
I'm pretty diverse and listen to almost anything, and I'm actually very into modern composers and original scores from movies, shit like that. Some other bands I like besides KoRn would include Deftones, A Perfect Circle, Nine Inch Nails, Mumford & Sons, and Zeromancer. The list goes on and on.
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EVERYTHING.....except pop sappy country.
Deal with it
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Korn will always and forever be my number one band to listen to.
I like everything. I don't let labels or assholes affect what or who I listen to. I'm open to any and all music.
I may get a lot of shit for this but I highly dislike bands like; Metallica, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tool, and a few other bands. But I can't help it if I honestly find them extremely annoying and boring. They get old too quick for me. BUT I do listen to them on occasion!
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Besides Korn I like bands like Papa Roach, Disturbed, Three Days Grace, Linkin Park, Five Finger Death Punch, In Flames, Skillet, Puddle of Mudd, The Rasmus and Kiss (of course! they have been with me since 1980) and lots and lots more.
Now I´m going to check out some of the bands you all are mentioning. Might find some new favorites.
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Top three are Korn,Tool and A Perfect Circle,and then Deftones,Slipknot,Rage Against The Machine,Mudvayne,Faith No More,Sevendust,Dream Theater,Porcupine Tree,Brian Head Welch,Led Zeppelin,Red Hot Chili Peppers,Depeche Mode and some famous bands from my country...my 2 cents :D
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I listen to so much varieties of music, I go from Beethoven to Korn, Lady Gaga To Slipknot, Jimi Hendrix to Eminem. If I hear something I like, I will listen to it.
I can honestly say thought that I do hate country, unless its at least 40+ years old :P and most popular music, it really grinds my gears, but there are a few gems amongst the shit :P
My favourite bands are (Excluding Korn :P)
Limp Bizkit
System of a Down
Marilyn Manson
Rage Against the Machine
My favourite bands right now (Besides Korn) are
The Tea Party
Im also a big fan of Andrew LLoyd Webber musicals, I grew up on that shit :P
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id have to say the barstool saints they are from ridgcrest ca, but us here in bakersfield consider them local to us :)
you can check them out on face book or youtube under the barstool saints :)
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Disturbed, Sevendust (live is even better), The Prodigy, Hatebreed sometimes, same with Rammstein, now checking out Skindred and I really like it. and some Polish bands which are amazing but you wouldn't know ;] and many songs i just hear and enjoy, not paying attention what genre is that. I'm open minded but still rock and metal are my world
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Here's my Favorits bands, excluding Korn :
- Shining (If you dunno this Black n'roll Band you should listen to it ;) )
- Threat Signal
- Arkaea
- Meshuggah
- Opeth
- An Autumn For Crippled Children
- Lifelover
- Lamb Of God
If you dunno anything about some bands just ask me ;)
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top 10 has to be....
3.System of a down
5.Limp Bizkit
8.Cannibal corpse
9.Cradle of filth
10.Rob zombie
overall i love nu-metal ("dumb") :P, black-metal and industrial
children of the korn, children of the korn!!!!
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Linkin Park.
Nirvana, Linkin Park, Slipknot, Nine Inch Nails, The Distillers/Spinnerette, Black Arrow, 311, Bad Religion, Gorillaz, Paramore, Julien-K, Dirty Heads, Beatles, Misfits, M.I.A....
find me wrapped in glass and slowly soaked in lime
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Alanis Morissette
Fiona Apple
Three Days Grace
Matchbox Twenty
The Doors
Janis Joplin
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Korn, deftones, a perfect circle, puscifer, unearth, lamb of god, metallica, NIN, how to destroy angels...
Does it make me bad??
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Mudvayne, pantera, slipknot, deftones, stone sour, NIN, HTDA, soulfly, Suicide Silence, Lamb of god, Tool, APC, Black Light Burns, Marilyn Manson, Chevelle, Taproot and Fear Factory.
And when it comes to norwegian bands which you guys can check out is: Dunderbeist, Kvelertak, Seigmen, Zeromancer, Torch and honnningbarna.
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This goes in no particular order
The agonist
Light this city
Suicide Silence
Ice Cube
In Flames
The black dahlia murder
Michael Jackson
i have much more
but Korn will always have my
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I listen to a lot of music. But here's a list of what I have on my player:
Black Sabbath
Cannibal Corpse
Charles Aznavour
David Bowie
Deep Purple
Elton John
Freddie Mercury
Freddie Mercury & Monteserrat Caballe
George Micheal
Guns N Roses
Iron Maiden
Jesus Christ Superstar
Jimi Hendrix
Jonathan Davis
Judas Priest
Led Zepplin
Nine Inch Nails
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Scars on Broadway
Serj Tankian
Susanne Vega
System of a Down
The Doors
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I love all kinds of music, especially metal and tech, not really big on country.
Metallica, my 2nd favorite band. Pearl Jam, Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, Slipknot, Static X, Rage Against the Machine, Porno for Pyros, Janes Addiction, MSI, Coal Chamber, Velvet Acid Christ, S.O.A.D., Prodigy, The Crystal Method, Daft Punk, Fleetwood Mac, Duran Duran, Keoki, Linkin Park, Nirvana, STP, Chevelle, P.O.D., E.L.O., Led Zeppelin, Sexart, Creep, Michael Jackson. The list goes on.
Michael Jackson,Duran Duran, Black Sabbath, Ozzy and of course Metallica was my favorites back in the 80's, then when the 90's hit it was still Metallica, Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Pearl Jam and then of course, my favorite of all... KoRN. :)
"Times are lookin grim these days, holding onto everything, it's hard to draw the line."
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Besides Korn, I am into Lamb of God, Unearth, Deftones, System of a down, slipknot, (old) limp bizkit, (old) linkin park,nine inch nails, marilyn manson, tool, sleigh bells, straight line stitch,disturbed, godsmack, shinedown, puddle of mudd, seether, a perfect circle...etc.
Does it make me bad??
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Besides Korn, I am into Lamb of God, Unearth, Deftones, System of a down, slipknot, (old) limp bizkit, (old) linkin park,nine inch nails, marilyn manson, tool, sleigh bells, straight line stitch,disturbed, godsmack, shinedown, puddle of mudd, seether, a perfect circle...etc.
Does it make me bad??
I love Sleigh Bells! Just discovered them a few weeks ago.
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Disturbed (my favorite band, Korn is second favorite), SOAD, Godsmack, Slipknot, Nightwish, Hurts, Linkin park, Mudvayne, Stone sour to name a few. I also like music that is danceable. But at home or in car I will in 99% of time choose metal


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You're better off paying the discount price for 8 right now. Blue will cost money or it won't as an upgrade.
If you don't: If "Blue" is going to cost money, you'll have to pay for Windows 8 + Blue, which will probably be the full retail price at whatever time Blue comes out. If "Blue" is free as an upgrade, you'll still have to pay the retail price at the time that it is released. In either case, you won't benefit from the upgrade pricing that exists now.
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I haven't found much in 8 that justifies my upgrade, if anything it makes things harder (unless you're on a tablet, it works well with fingers, just not mice).
I can't imagine Blue doing much for the ui, ms have made their minds up and its touch all the way.
Basically I would say keep 7, if you don't have a tablet then wait for win 9 and hope ms change their direction a bit.
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QU-BD (pronounced "cubed") is a recent startup that sells parts for 3D printers. They sent us a few of their silicone heaters to review. The heaters were designed for use in a heated build platform (which is required for warp-free ABS prints) and come in three different sized square pads of 150 × 150mm, 200 × 200mm, and a giant 300 × 300mm. They are about 3mm thick and a 100k thermistor is built into each pad for measuring their temperatures.
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I think the time to heat up the QU-BD heater is quite reasonable, even if it had a sheet of glass or aluminum on it. The MOSFET for the heater on the RAMPS board also did not heat up much above room temperature, which is a good sign that these heaters are compatible with RAMPS boards and their derivatives.
The pads run on 12V and require a sufficient power supply to provide enough current to them. The larger the pad, the larger the power supply is required. The 150 x 150mm needs 300W , 200 x 200mm needs 350W, and 300 x 300mm needs 400W. If planning to run a printer off of only one power supply, make sure to get one large enough to power the electronics, motors, and hot-end.
The QU-BD silicone heater would make a great heater for use in a custom heated build platform or in other heating applications. I only wish there was better documentation on the built-in thermistor so that its temperature can be accurately measured. I've been in touch with QU-BD and they seem to be working on it, so hopefully I can update this review soon.
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Scientists have found a potential building block for life in a Martian meteorite recovered from Antarctica.
Parts of the rock contain rich concentrations of boron, which biochemists suspect played a key role in the development of ribonucleic acid, or RNA.
"I had read how important boron could have been in the origins of life, stabilizing a part of RNA," biologist James Stephenson, with the NASA Astrobiology Institute at the University of Hawaii told Discovery News.
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A new four-legged friend has come to the Kent Campus as Kent State University's Police Services welcomed Coco, a 2-year-old German Shepherd who, together with her partner Officer Anne Spahr, form Kent State Police Services' first K-9 unit.
Coco is trained in evidence search and recovery, area searches and tracking, but is mainly trained for explosives detection and can recognize more than a dozen related odors.
"The relationship between Coco and me is very fine-tuned and is a big learning process, especially for new handlers like me who have never handled a working dog before," Spahr said. "There's a lot of training involved, so she'll be trained every month. I'll continue to train with her on-shift and make sure she's kept fresh and interested in working."
Spahr said the department talked to other K-9 unit handlers about purchasing and training a dog and chose to go to Von Der Haus Gill K-9 Academy in Wapakoneta, Ohio. The facility matched her with Coco from Germany and did all of the training on-site.
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Besides Coco, there is only one other K-9 unit in Portage County trained for explosives detection. This influenced Kent State's Police Services' decision to obtain a police dog.
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Spahr said she has learned the importance of trusting Coco.
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Coco is a sweet dog who loves attention, and she can be petted if people ask for permission. The only time she cannot be touched is if she is performing a specific duty of her job, Spahr said.
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Can one make up n'ila at the next prayer or the previous one at n'ila?
R' Joseph B. Soloveitchik's understanding of Ne'ila, which I saw in the Machzor Mesoras Harav, is that it's a uniquely dependent prayer whose purpose is to ask God to accept all the other prayers we've engaged in over Yom Kippur. He was confident enough in this understanding that he proposed a practical Halachic outcome: If someone happened to miss all four of the preceding Yom Kippur prayers, that person would not be allowed to daven Ne'ila.
Based on that, my guess would be that Ne'ila is different enough from other prayers that indeed, it can't make up for them or be made up for.
If I'm right, the additional question would be whether the preceding Yom Kippur prayer, Mincha, could be made up for during the first Ma'ariv after Yom Kippur.
UPDATE: Here's the language from the Machzor (p. 768 in the first Ashkenaz edition; some Hebrew transliterated by me):
The first citation is simply to a previous work by the Machzor commentary's author in which this piece of commentary previously appeared. The second is quoted in a footnote in the former, reproduced here with thanks to Amazon:
The last position would certainly be incompatible with making up for Mincha at Ne'ila, and I maintain that the overall message is incompatible with Ne'ila being made up for by any other prayer.
Rav Ovadia Yosef has a teshuva (Yabia Omer OC 7:54) on the former question (making up for a missed N'ila) dated 11 Tishrei 5748.
He quotes Tosfot (Brachot 26a sv Iba'y) who gives two reasons that there is no tashlumin for a missed Musaf: because you can't say the verses related to the korbanot on the wrong day, and because Musaf was only established to take the place of the Korban Musaf whose time has already passed. Since neither of these reasons applies to N'ila, it would seem there would be tashlumin for a missed N'ila. The Peri Megadim in fact rules this way (OC 108 MZ 5) although he doesn't quote earlier sources for his ruling. (This leads to the strange case of praying thrice: Maariv, Tashlumin for N'ila and Tashlumin for Mincha.)
However, the Rashba (Shu"t 1:447) explains that there isn't tashlumin for Mussaf because:
According to this reasoning, N'ila would not have Tashlumin. Rav Ovadia quotes a slew of Rishonim who also give this reason, among them Ritva, Meiri, Tashbetz, Ra'ah and Rif and he seems to conclude in this direction as well.


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5 Quarterbacks Miami (FL) Has Let Escape South Florida
It might be hard to remember now, but Miami (FL) was once "Quarterback U." Names like Jim Kelly, Bernie Kosar, Vinny Testaverde and Steve Walsh took snaps in Coral Gables, where business certainly boomed.
But ever since the Ken Dorsey-led 'Canes fell to Ohio State in the 2003 National Championship game, "The U" has struggled to put a star under center - and subsequently fallen from a college football powerhouse to mediocrity. The once-fruitful quarterback farm has been barren for over a decade, and it's worth revisiting the eventual QB stars Miami let slip through its cracks in South Florida.
Thad Lewis (Class of 2006)
He wasn't the shiniest recruit coming out of Hialeah-Miami Lakes High School, but Lewis was looked at by places like Texas A&M, West Virginia and Clemson. Miami took a pass and two Second Team All-ACC honors later, would come to regret it.
Lewis shined for Duke, setting school records for career touchdowns and passing yards. While he piloted some lousy teams, there's no doubt he was an individual talent, as he's currently a back-up for the Buffalo Bills.
Geno Smith (Class of 2009)
Smith was one of the Top 150 recruits in the country while playing at nearby Miramar High School just north of Miami, but committed to West Virginia thanks in large part to the fact his high school coach Damon Cogdell is a Mountaineers alum.
While Miami endured the rollercoaster Jacory Harris years, Smith put up monster numbers in WVU's attack, combining for over 8,500 passing yards and 73 touchdowns in his last two years in Morgantown.
Denard Robinson (Class of 2009)
Robinson played high school ball at Deerfield Beach, less than 50 miles up the road from "The U," but the Hurricanes didn't even recruit "Shoelace," who went on to star and set several school, Big 10 and national records at Michigan.
In 2010, he became the first NCAA football player to throw and rush for 1,500 yards in a season and set a Big Ten single-season record with 4,272 yards of total offense. Granted, Miami would have had to have run the read-option for "Shoelace" to have been successful with the 'Canes, but missing out on Robinson and Smith in the Class of 2009 doubled the pain of Jacory Harris' struggles.
Teddy Bridgewater (Class of 2011)
A five-star recruit from Miami Northwestern High School, Bridgewater decommitted along with several other recruits after head coach Randy Shannon was fired at the end of the 2010 regular season. Bridgewater opted for Louisville, where he piloted the Cardinals to two Big East titles and an upset victory over Florida in the 2013 Sugar Bowl along with game MVP honors.
It all came depressingly full-circle for the Hurricanes, who were crushed by Louisville in the 2013 Russell Athletic Bowl, 36-9, as Bridgewater out-passed Miami's Stephen Morris 447 yards to 160 in his final college game.
Rakeem Cato (Class of 2011)
Cato set several Miami-Dade County passing records at Miami Central High School, but it wasn't enough to catch the eye of the Hurricanes. Cato was recruited by Florida International, Cincinnati and Marshall, his eventual choice.
In the last two seasons, Cato has thrown for 76 touchdowns, rushed for seven more, and has thrown for over 8,100 yards, including tying the Marshall record for passing TDs in a season with 39 in 2013. With two bowl victories under his belt, Cato is poised to make even more noise as a senior, who many believe is a dark horse Heisman candidate.
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Every one of us is guilty of buying more than we bargained for, but Brett Anderson raised the bar. "I'd just finished my '73 Camaro Pro Touring build and was looking for some pieces to make the factory windshield wipers work," he said. A Craigslist listing took him to a seller's house where Brett admitted his fondness of cutting up old tin. "After a few more minutes of conversation, I left with the wiper parts and two more basket-case Camaros."
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To be fair, Brett started with an aftermarket cradle; however, "After I assembled the car for fit-up the first time, I realized it wasn't meeting my goals," he said. So he cut it up and rebuilt it the way he wanted. As a result, "The car sits low and tucks everything above the pinch welds yet doesn't sacrifice the C-6 geometry." As if the C-6 needed help, Brett found reason to upgrade to a Speedway Engineering antiroll bar, an AGR steering rack, Strange Engineering dampers and springs, and Corvette 14-inch Z-51 brakes.
Another thing that sets Brett's car apart is a hot-rod standby, a quick-change rear axle. "But you can't buy a kit to put a quick-change in a Camaro," he observed. "So it was back to the drawing board to design a triangulated four-bar suspension to work well." To do justice to the Speedway Engineering axle, Brett raised the trunk floor and Spectre fuel tank 4 inches and built the suspension entirely from scratch with universal components from A&A Manufacturing.
The axle's ring gear bolts to a limited-slip carrier, which drives Moser axles. Kore3 brackets adapt 13-inch Z-51 brakes to the housing ends. As with the front, the rear rides on Strange Engineering coils and dampers.
Topside, the car tells a different story. Early on, Brett consulted illustrator/wheel maker Jason Rushforth for the car's overall design. Rather than rely on the rash of popular modifications that second-gen cars hardly need, Jason proposed a distinctive stripe variation and a host of minor alterations. Brett obliged by shaving the side markers and redundant badges, smoothing the firewall, and tuning the panel gaps. In fact, Brett took it upon himself to prep the car and apply the Victory Red paint. How's this for service: Jason Rushforth, who designed the graphics, helped Brett lay them out.
Though the raised running gear required extensive floor modifications, it was the stock hood that required so much work. "I wanted to run a supercharger, but it wouldn't fit under the hood," Brett noted. "But Jason wouldn't let me use a cowl-induction hood." "No way, man," Jason replied. "Every damn Camaro has a cowl hood. Anyway, I knew Brett could make it all fit."
Brett started with an '02-vintage Camaro LS1 engine and a Magnacharger supercharger. He first milled as much off the blower and its manifold as possible. He found a bit more room by flipping the throttle body; however, instead of bolting it on directly, Brett made an adapter that pointed the throttle body down a few degrees. After an estimate 100 hours of machine work, the whole package fit beneath the hood just as Jason predicted.
After such extensive slight of hand, it stands to reason that Brett hid the wiring in the engine compartment and relocated the ignition coils behind the dash. He also routed the heater and refrigerant hoses between the passenger-side fender and wheel well. Beyond the blower, a pair of Katech rocker covers, and fuel and spark mapping by Trifecta Performance in Duvall, the engine is largely stock. But don't let that fool you; though tuned to be street friendly, the engine makes 525 lb-ft of giggle-inducing torque and 500 ticket-generating horsepower.


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You've been singing the theme to The Love Boat for hours now, and you're becoming unmoored. If a song is on an unfinished loop, "sing it through all the way, or listen to the entire song, to achieve completion," says James Kellaris, Ph.D., a professor of marketing at the University of Cincinnati, who studies why catchy tunes―called "earworms"―stick in your head. "If you can't remember all the words or how it ends, rewrite the ending. Sometimes appending a Beethoven coda or even just 'Shave and a haircut, two bits' will do the trick." If you can't banish it, replace it. That works for Ron Dante, one of the lead voices behind the insanely catchy Coke jingle "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing." "I substitute a Beatles song, like 'Help!' or 'Let It Be'―both of which say something about what we need at that moment," he says. If the eraser tune gets lodged in your brain, too, he adds, "listen either to complex music, like Mozart, or unfamiliar music that lacks a hook, like New Age."


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November 20, 2012 at 10:51 am
Back in my day (if you listen closely you can hear my bones creaking), student loans were almost an anathema, even for people like my own super-liberal parents. If you were college-educated and middle class, having your children take out large loans to go to school was not only financially unwise (loans were for cars, houses, and maybe starting a small business) it was also an indication that you hadn't been successful enough to give your children the same opportunity (or better) that you had. Now, apparently, a student loan (which you may or may not ever pay back) is considered an entitlement.
That's pretty fucked up.
November 20, 2012 at 10:59 am
This post is long. Long posts make me sad.
And on a completely unrelated note: Happy Thanksgiving! I encourage all Americans to send Sir Paul pictures of themselves eating turkey. Or better still, slaughtering the bird.
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December 31, 2012 at 8:31 am
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Really this is a shameless excuse for plugging myself BUT,
I wondered how many people here are creative, make things, build things? More importantly, how many of you that do want to show off a bit?
I do silversmithing in my spare time, making stuff like this -
go to http://brisinga.co.uk to see the whole caboodle.
Let me know what you think of my stuff if you like, but what do you guys make?


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& would i see any noticeable 'real world' benefits?
I don't know too much about the overclocking world, other than 1) it makes your PC faster & 2) done too much it can have a detrimental effect.
This is what i'm working with (copied & pasted from the site/s i bought from):
* Asus M4A88TD-V EVO/USB3 880G Socket AM3 8 Channel Audio ATX Motherboard
* Gigabyte GTX 460 OC 1GB GDDR5 OC Edition Dual DVI HDMI PCI-E Graphics Card
* Crucial 6GB (3x2GB) DDR3 1333MHz/PC3-10600 Memory
* AMD PHENOM2 X6 1055T AM3 125w
I wouldn't want anything on its limits, but i'm just curious.


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Greenodd roundabout plans shelved
Last updated at 08:31, Tuesday, 12 June 2012
SAFETY campaigners have reacted angrily to the news that plans to built a roundabout at a busy A590 junction have been scrapped.
The Highways Agency have said they will not be building a roundabout at the Greenodd junction of the A590.
In a letter to South Lakes MP Tim Farrow, the Highways Agency said they were not able to secure funding for the roundabout scheme.
- See tonight's Evening Mail for the full story and reaction
First published at 16:46, Monday, 11 June 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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put the phone down and look--simples been using that road for 37 years never an issue
thousands of vehicles pass this junction on a daily basis without incident. Yes there are accidents and sadly some fatalalities but it is not a specifically dangerous stretch of road
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