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Long-Term Care for Utah's Elderly: Part II
By Tasha Cook
Salt Lake City, UT –
Wednesday morning, April 11th, a pair of the nation's leading experts in the field of geriatric care will speak about long-term care at the University of Utah's Olpin Union building. Doctor Robert Kane is an internationally-known gerontologist at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health. KUER's Tasha Cook has this interview.
Doctor Robert Kane and his wife, Doctor Rosalie Kane, will make their presentations starting at 8:30 Wednesday morning in the Saltair Room of the University of Utah's Olpin Union Building.


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May Promotions
El Cortez Hotel & Casino May Promotions and Events
Casino Events
Kentucky Derby Viewing Party – May 7
El Cortez Hotel & Casino will host a viewing party for the Kentucky Derby inside the Fiesta Room on Saturday, May 7 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Guests can enjoy all the pre-race festivities and cheer their favorite horses "down the stretch" while taking advantage of a special viewing party menu highlighted by $1 Budweiser drafts and $2 brats. Additional $1 menu specials for the viewing party will include fountain drinks and bags of chips. There will also be Bloody Marys available for $2.
All casino guests placing a bet of $20 or more on the Kentucky Derby at the El Cortez race book will also receive an official Kentucky Derby glass while supplies last. Limit two glasses per customer.
Vegas StrEATs Festival – May 14
El Cortez will host the Vegas StrEATs food-truck festival on the Jackie Gaughan Parkway from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Saturday, May 14. Vegas StrEATs will feature themed menu items at each food truck in May to coincide with Helldorado, which will be downtown from May 12-15. Each food truck will create a custom BBQ-themed dish exclusively for this Vegas StrEATs.
The event will also expand onto 6th Street in May to accommodate to increased demand from both street vendors and guests. Food trucks participating in the event include Slidin' Thru, Muncheeze, Fukuburger, Sloppi Jo's, Tasty Bunz, Haulin' Ballz, Food Slingers, Snow Ono Shave Ice, Island Breeze, Cheesesteak Truck and more.
Presented by El Cortez, Slidin' Thru and Insert Coin(s) VideoLounge Gamebar, Vegas StrEATs will bring food, live art and music to the Fremont East Entertainment District. Drink specials throughout the festival include $2 Bud and Bud Light draughts, $3 Jameson Irish Whiskey shots, $3 Jagermeister shots and $2 Pepsi products.
Updated Promotions
Gift Cards for Jackpot Winners in May
Throughout May, Club Cortez players winning a jackpot of $200 or more on a slot machine, a $200 or more jackpot on a video poker five-cent or lower denomination machine, a $300 or more jackpot on a video poker ten-cent or high denomination machine or a $200 or more jackpot on live keno will receive their choice of a free gift card from Walgreens, Smith's, Walmart, Shell and Chevron. All jackpot winners will also receive an entry into the weekly Saturday night 40" LCD HDTV giveaway and $2,000 cash prize drawing. Please see Club Cortez for additional information and to redeem tickets.
Cinco de Mayo at El Cortez – May 5
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at El Cortez Hotel & Casino with $3 Patrón margaritas and complimentary chips and salsa on Thursday, May 5 from noon – midnight.
Mom's Eat Free at The Flame Steakhouse – May 8
All mothers will eat free at The Flame Steakhouse when dining with a paying adult on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 8. Mothers must be 21 years or older and a member of Club Cortez. All guests can reserve their table early at El Cortez.
Fresh Stone Crab Special – Ends Weekend of May 13
El Cortez Hotel & Casino guests will have their last chance until October to enjoy delicious, fresh jumbo Stone Crab at The Flame Steakhouse. The Flame Steakhouse features jumbo Stone Crab flown in fresh from Florida every week for the Friday and Saturday nightly dinner special. The Stone Crab special is available for only $28 per pound and is served with cottage fries and coleslaw.
Trout Amandine & Walleye Pike Special – Begins Weekend of May 20
The Flame Steakhouse features Idaho trout and Minnesota walleye pike flown in fresh every week for nightly dinner specials. Each special is only $16.95 and trout is available each week while supplies last.
Free White Castle in Honor of Memorial Day – May 30
El Cortez Hotel & Casino is serving free White Castle cheeseburgers to celebrate Memorial Day on Monday, May 30. Club Cortez members can enjoy free White Castle cheeseburgers while they play slots and table games, and the complimentary burgers will be served from noon to 6 p.m. White Castle is famous for their one-of-a-kind Slyder ®, which offers a delicious hamburger patty with White Castle's signature steamed onions and cheese.
Cash is King Earning Month – May
The El Cortez will hold four Cash is King Drawings in 2011. The second drawing will be held on Saturday, June 18 at 3 p.m. Club members will received one entry ticket for every 5,000 points they earn throughout May. Please see Club Cortez for additional information.
Food and Beverage Promotions
Café Cortez Dinner Specials
Visit Café Cortez for prime rib dinner for only $7.95. Meal includes choice of soup or salad. Café also offers a fajita dinner for just $8.95. Try the new vegetarian offerings including a veggie burger, veggie fajita and veggie Chow Mein. Café Cortez also offers a full Chinese menu served from 4 to 10 p.m.
Graveyard Specials
Café Cortez serves a limited graveyard menu Sunday through Thursday from 10:30 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Specials include:
· Two eggs with choice of bacon or sausage, breakfast potatoes and toast for $4.75 plus tax.
· Ham and two eggs, breakfast potatoes and toast for $7.25 plus tax.
Bar Specials
Martini Madness – daily 2-for-1 happy hour from 5 to 7 p.m. – at all casino bars (martini menu only).
Receive Up To 75 Percent Off Using Club Cortez Points
Club Cortez members can receive up to 75 percent off when using Club Points for meals at The Flame Steakhouse, Café Cortez or Gambling Gourmet. The percentage off the price of the meal is based on membership level.
Gaming Promotions
Don't Miss Instant Action at the El Cortez
Instant Action allows players to turn their points into free play without ever having to leave their machines. Instant Action also allows players to activate promotional free play without having to visit the slot club.
Free Daily Slot Tournament – now automated 24 hours a day
Any Club Cortez member earning 500 Club Points in a single day is eligible to play in the daily slot tournament the following day. Available 24 hours a day, players insert their Club Cortez card in any tournament machine, play the session and check their standing beginning at 10 a.m. the following day. New Club Cortez members staying at the El Cortez also get a complimentary entry into the slot tournament. Highest daily tournament point winner receives $250, the second highest receives $150 and the third highest $100. The daily top ten players receive an entry into the weekly Saturday night 40" LCD HDTV giveaway and $2,000 cash prize drawing. See Club Cortez for additional details.
Weekly Saturday Night 42" LCD HDTV & $2,000 Cash Prize Drawing
Club Cortez players have an opportunity every week to win a 42" LCD HDTV or one of four $500 cash prizes every Saturday. During the week, players winning a jackpot of $200 or more on a slot machine, a $200 or more jackpot on a video poker five-cent or lower denomination machine, a $300 or more jackpot on video poker ten-cent or higher denomination machine, or a $200 or more jackpot on live keno are awarded one entry for the Saturday night drawing at 8 p.m. Winners have two minutes to claim their prizes at the Club Cortez Booth from the time each winning ticket is drawn. Please see Club Cortez for additional information.
Weekly High Noon "Wheel and Deal" Drawing
Club Cortez players have an opportunity every week to win $500, $300, $200 or $100 in promotional chips. There will two $100 prizes offered in total for fourth and fifth place. During the week, entry tickets in the drawing can be earned during blackjack, roulette and baccarat. During blackjack, tickets are distributed to players when the dealer receives a blackjack, during roulette, tickets are distributed to players when a 0 or 00 is hit, and during baccarat, players receive a ticket every time a "tie" hand is dealt. Double tickets will be given to players every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Players can only win one prize per drawing. There is no limit to the number of entries a player may submit. Winners are drawn every Saturday at 12 p.m. Winners have two minutes to redeem their prize. Promotional chips may be placed on any even money bet on blackjack, roulette or baccarat. Please see Club Cortez for additional details.
About El Cortez Hotel & Casino
Constructed in 1941, El Cortez Hotel & Casino, an anchor property in the Fremont East Entertainment District, is located in historic downtown at 600 East Fremont Street. With 300 newly remodeled hotel rooms, El Cortez features full-pay 3-2 single deck 21, 10x odds on craps, state-of-the-art roulette and over 1,000 slot machines. In May 2009, the property opened its Cabana Suites, a boutique style hotel offering a 1950s Miami feel in the heart of downtown. El Cortez is proudly affiliated with Michael Gaughan's South Point Sports Book. The Las Vegas Review-Journal voted El Cortez "Best Downtown Hotel" in 2009, "Best Blackjack in Las Vegas" in 2007, 2009 and 2010, "Best Video Poker" in 2008 and "Best Keno in Las Vegas" in 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2010. Dining options at El Cortez include: Café Cortez and The Flame Steakhouse. The property's other amenities include: Subway, Dreyer's Ice Cream Shop, Seattle's Best Coffee, El Cortez Gift Shop and a full-service beauty and barber shop. The property is currently completing more than $25 million in improvements and renovations. For more information, please call 1-800-634-6703 or 702-385-5200, or visit El Cortez Hotel and Casino.
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Zap2it's favorite TV themes, from 'Happy Days' to 'House'
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On the air: The show may be getting a little stale, but "CSI's" "Who Are You," with the evocative crime scene and blood spatter images, has always been a favorite. And "The Simpsons" and "The Office" themes may be my favorite instrumental TV pieces of all time.
Off the air: There are too many. I am not kidding when I say I have a CD full of TV themes, from classic classics like "The Andy Griffith Show" and "The Beverly Hillbillies" to '70s and '80s classics like "The Addams Family," "Perfect Strangers" and "Growing Pains" to '90s classics like "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" and "Roundhouse" to modern classics like "The West Wing." But if I was forced to pick just one, I'd have to go with "Happy Days." It's bouncy, catchy and indicative of a time when people were nostalgic for the idealized '50s.
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On the air: My barometer for a good current theme song is one that I will make a point of sitting through every week rather than fastforwarding. "True Blood" and "Hung" both make the grade.
Off the air: My scale for a good past theme song is one that once it gets in my head I can't get it out. Leaving me stuck with "The Golden Girls" and "Love Boat." Don't judge.
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Off the air: Instrumental: Gotta love "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" to get your blood pumping, but old-school you can't beat "L.A. Law" and "The Dick Van Dyke Show." Lyrics: Seeing my geeky and Nick at Nite sides -- "Malcolm in the Middle," "Gilmore Girls," "Mary Tyler Moore," "Silver Spoons," "Cheers," the original Jeremy Piven "Cupid." Cartoons: "Transformers," "G.I. Joe" and "Jem" (truly outrageous!).
On the air: Instrumental: "Dexter" evokes those images even with your eyes closed. Moody "House," "Bones" and "Mad Men." I turn to "30 Rock" and "Futurama" for upbeat fun. Lyrics: "True Blood" (of course). Cartoons: "SpongeBob SquarePants" and "Peppa Pig" (Snort!)
Rick Porter
Off the air: Time will tell if the new "Hawaii Five-0" has anywhere near the legs of its predecessor, but at least the new show had the sense not to mess with perhaps the most recognziable theme in TV history. HBO shows consistently have great opening credit sequences, but "Deadwood" is probably the most underrated, and its fiddle-based theme music is fantastic. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" had a great theme song, but you know what? So did its spinoff "Angel" -- it was a great match with the tone of the show. "Mad About You" may have run off the rails some in its later seasons, but its jazzy, romantic theme song was strong throughout.
On the air: The Von Bondies song at the beginning of "Rescue Me" never fails to get me excited to watch the show, even if it's in a run of rough episodes. "Parks and Recreation" has a fine theme song -- but crossing it with "Star Wars" raises it to the level of genius. I didn't much care for HBO's "How to Make It in America" -- except for the opening credits, set to Aloe Blacc's awesome "I Need a Dollar." No current theme song induces a Pavlovian response in me the way that the haunting opening for "Friday Night Lights" does -- sometimes I'm tearing up even before the story really kicks in.
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On the air: My current favorite theme song is pretty low profile -- "Life Unexpected's" title music is "Beautiful Tree" by Rain Perry. As soon as I heard it, I had to have it on my iPod. Its earthy singer/songwriter vibe fits perfectly with the quirky, comfy feeling of the show.
Off the air: As for theme songs of dearly departed shows... my inner 13-year-old would hate me if I didn't mention "Dawson's Creek." Sure, Paula Cole's song about a war vet with PTSD didn't exactly make any sense in the context of the show, but logic was never really in play in Capeside, anyway. I also loved "Felicity's" themes - both the nonsensical "ooaaahooo" version and J. J. Abrams' "new wallpaper" version that followed. Memories, memories...
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What are some of your favorite TV themes of all time?
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NBC's Grand had the best theme song and opening credits.
The Young and the Restless's Nadia's Theme is great. I don't like Y&R, but I often tune in to watch/listen to the theme.
And possibly the only show that could revival Grand's theme, would be Another World's You Take Me Away theme. Hands down. No debate.
Rick, not sure if you're aware of this, but the Buffy and Angel themes are actually the same song. They simply changed the arrangement, key, and slowed the tempo for Angel. Listen closely!
...I love the theme songs of Seth MsFarlane's shows, specially the one from American Dad: "Good morning USA, I got a feeling that is gonna be a wonderful day"...
OMG, EricJohn, I totally forgot about Grand. You're right. I would get so excited about the show, but mainly because of the theme song. Good one!
Hogan's Heros remains my favorite ever theme
Happy Days, Mary Tyler Moore Show, All in the Famiy, Crime Story, Good Times, WKRP in Cincinnati, The Addams Family, The Patty Duke Show, I Married Joan, Pretty Little Liars, Growing Pains, Family Ties, Bosom Buddies, Three's Company, Baretta, Maude, Laverne & Shirley, Blossom, The Wonder Years, Courtship of Eddie's Father, Car 54 Where Are You?, American Dreams are all my favorite Themes. Plus I might have forgotten some other shows that I can't think of right now.
Surprised nobody named the Friends theme song. What a classic.
I can still sing the theme song to "One Day at a Time".
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loved my generation, the theme song from american dreams
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Following BYU's win twelve graduating seniors were honored for their contributions to the program. Of the twelve seniors, four dotted down for the Cougars, most notable was the tally of five tries by the BYU scrumhalf. "We really wanted to go out and have a great game," Davies said, "I was glad to score five tries, but more importantly we finished off the season with a win." Davies not only scored five tries, but he also converted 11 tries to round his total point tally to 47 of BYU's 99. BYU's 15 tries were scored largely on the back of strong defense holding a strong CU attack that averaged 46 points per game this season to just 12 points today. The Cougars opening try came after a defensive turn-over that offered senior prop Mikey Su'a the chance to off-load to a supporting fellow prop Ray Forrester in the 4th minute. More defensive effort and a CU turn over gave BYU another scoring opportunity with Forrester apparently scoring after a series of well-worked phases. But referee Tim Luscombe said Forrester was held up in-goal gave BYU an attacking 5 meter scrum. From the ensuing scrum the Cougars would look to push-over and captain No. 8 Ryan Roundy picked the ball up to lunge over for the short-range score in the 9th minute. Davies would gather his first try in the 15th minute after another active counter-ruck by Forrester offered Davies the chance to chip and re-gather for the score. After the following restart BYU's Roundy would break free to spring the Cougars' attack. A deft series of off-loads found the ball in center Chris Wernli's hands who passed to a bursting senior flyhalf Dylan Lubbe. The Lubbe try in the 17th minute would push the BYU lead out to 28-0. With the Cougars seeming to be well in control the Buffaloes mounted their own attack and made a deep foray into the BYU half. As the BYU defense bent the CU attack eventual broke through in the 22nd minute for a try. The Buffalo try wasn't converted and BYU would lead 28-5. The Cougars would tally a duo of tries from freshman center Tua Leai and fullback Jordan Lowry before the half time whistle and two successive conversions gave BYU a commanding 42-5 lead. After the break the Cougars came out fast to score in the 41st minute with senior flanker Kumi Tua'one barreling ahead for the second half score under the posts. Davies would tally three out of four tries in the next 20 minutes with winger Malosi Te'o also dotting down during the same period. Senior reserve prop Joey Mount garnered a hard-working try in the 60th minute after running and rolling into the endzone for the try. The bevy of tries and conversions would put the score with BYU leading 80-5. Reserve wing Andrew Carver would join Lubbe and Davies to round out the BYU scoring before CU would tally their final try in the 80th minute. The final score would end with referee Luscombe blowing the whistle with the score at 99-12. BYU head coach David Smyth knew the CU game was important for his team heading into the post-season. "CU is a good team despite the score," Smyth said, "To have held them to just twelve points speaks volumes to the defensive effort of the guys. We needed this game to really get us ready for the playoffs. We're looking forward to the playoffs" BYU's post-season begins with the Cougars hosting the Bruins of UCLA on South Field May 5th at 1pm. The Cougars and Bruins will meet for the first time in the post season with UCLA having garnered the #2 seed out of the Pacific Conference behind conference champs St. Mary's College. A BYU win pairs the Cougars against the Penn State vs. Life University winner played May 5th also. Should Life garner their quarterfinal victory BYU would travel to Marietta, GA to take on the Running Eagles of Life University May 12th. Only a Penn State upset would offer the Cougars a potential semifinal at home in Provo. BYU 1st XV vs. Colorado University
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For visitors to Philadelphia who are passionate about the great outdoors, a visit to Fairmount Park — the world's largest municipal park — is just the beginning. Opportunities for everything from hiking and biking to blading, boating and floating are all within easy reach of Center City.
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June 2, 2009
The Senate Committee on the Judiciary will hold a hearing entitled "The Continued Importance of the Violence Against Women Act" on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. in Room 226 of the Senate Dirksen Office Building.
By order of the Chairman
Witness List
Hearing before the
Senate Committee on the Judiciary
"The Continued Importance of the Violence Against Women Act "
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Dirksen Senate Office Building Room 226
10:00 a.m.
Panel I
Catherine Pierce
Acting Director
Office on Violence Against Women
United States Department of Justice
Panel II
Gabrielle Union
Actor and Advocate
Beverly Hills, CA
Karen Tronsgard-Scott
Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Montpelier, VT
Ann Burke, RN, M.Ed.
President and Founder
Lindsay Ann Burke Memorial Fund
Saunderstown, RI
Collene Campbell
National Chair
Force 100
San Juan Capistrano, CA
Sally Wolfgang Wells
Chief Assistant
Office of the Maricopa County Attorney
Phoenix, Arizona


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With 2.4 million square feet of exhibition space, the World Expo Center in Osceola County, central Florida, was supposed to be the nation's biggest convention center. At least that was the plan announced last year by a development team that included Stanley Shenk-man, owner of Toronto's International Centre, and Robert L. Miller, the real estate developer who owned the land.
Size was not the project's only unusual element. The WEC was to be privately funded, with three trade show management companies signing on as equity partners in a time-share-style arrangement that would have guaranteed them space and rates for 40 years, in exchange for their investment.
But now, after a series of setbacks, the original idea has been altered considerably. Shenkman was unable to get financing, according to Miller, so Shenkman and the equity partners pulled out. Miller is going ahead with the concept of a private/public partnership, but without the trade show organizers. So far, plans are progressing. A recent court decision cleared the way for Miller and the county to move ahead with the project.
Phase one, scheduled for a 2003 opening, will feature 1.2 million square feet of exhibit space, about half the size of the initial plan. But zoning allows for the center's expansion to 3.6 million square feet, according to Miller.


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You consider yourself to be the best interior decorator on the block – your home has tons of ISU spirit! Since you can never get enough of your favorite college team, add a bit more Cyclones pride in your bedroom, fan cave or home office with this decorative pillow! With an allover print of your team's name and school's logo, this cotton sateen pillow will pep up any day with bold Iowa State spirit. Your neighbors and friends might even ask you to decorate their houses!
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When it comes to kicking back with a beer, the atmosphere is typically less ritzy lounge, more rec room. But San Francisco's Anchor Distilling Company wanted to create a high-design destination where its best clients could sample the product in style. So they teamed up with designer Melanie Coddington to build out a penthouse suite atop the the iconic distillery and deck it out with bright custom furnishings, graphic rugs and a swank bar. The finished product is a dramatic change from what is once was: a dreary conference room filled with white boards and rolling chairs. Drink up!
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Mats Gustafsson/The Thing: She Knows... (2002)
His latest work is with the all-scandinavian trio, The Thing, a band born of the music of Don Cherry. Gustafsson is joined by drummer Paal Nilssen-Love and bassist Ingebrigt Haker Flaten, both can be heard on the band School Days Crossing Division with Vandermark and Jeb Bishop. The Thing's first self-titled recording on Gustafsson's Crazy Wisdom label featured either Don Cherry's music or dedications to the multi-cultured pocket trumpeter. This trio's second outing extends the logic and music of Don Cherry and adds Joe McPhee playing pocket trumpet and tenor saxophone. She Knows... covers only one Cherry tune, "The Thing," but follows the same path with covers of Ornette Coleman, Blood Ulmer, Frank Lowe, and Joe McPhee.
The album opens, interestingly enough, with the rocker PJ Harvey's "To Bring You My Love." I guess if American pianist Ethan Iverson's trio can reconstruct the Swedish band ABBA's "Knowing Me, Knowing You," the Swede's surely can make alternative rock their territory. Gustafsson and McPhee recast the Harvey tune in the same mode as this entire Cherry-inspired outing. McPhee, as he has shown throughout his career, is an excellent stand-in on pocket trumpet. Together the pair hover over the territory established by the band Old and New Dreams. That is, they start at Cherry and Ornette, fast-forward to Cherry and Dewey Redman, then take the music into this 21st century open horizon. The sound of Albert Ayler propels the traditional "Going Home" and the Ulmer track "Baby Talk" with a wah-wah bass-line. We are also treated to a joyous saxophone-duet opening to the Frank Lowe tune "For Real," where the possibilities of each musician's horn is realized in passivity before they open up into a shouting match refereed by the energized drumming of Nilssen-Love. This is a solid hour of music making, and highly recommended.
Track Listing: To Bring You My Love; The Thing; Baby Talk; Kathelin Gray; Going Home; For Real; Old Eyes.
Personnel: Mats Gustafsson – Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone; Ingebrigt Haker Flaten – Bass; Paal Nilssen-Love – Drums; Joe McPhee – Pocket Trumpet, Tenor Saxophone.
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Editors note: Initial reports from Tulsa Fire was the worker had fallen in a silo at the port. Fire officials later clarified it was an underground shaft which runs below the grain silo.
Tulsa firefighters rescued a worker from an underground shaft at a silo at Peavey Grain at the Port of Catoosa Thursday morning.
Fire officials say a worker was climbing down a ladder in the shaft when he fell about 20 feet. Despite the distance of the fall, Tulsa Fire says the worker did not break any bones but was complaining of aches and pains.
After firefighters used ropes to hoist the worker out of the shaft through an opening 2 foot square. He was taken by a medical helicopter to a Tulsa hospital to be checked out.
Tulsa Fire say the worker is expected to be okay.
Tulsa Fire was dispatched to the Port at about 9:15 a.m. Tulsa Fire says the department trains for this type of rescue about 100 to 150 hours a year.
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This November Saturday dominated by football will be hard pressed to match yesterday's drama, but the teams on the schedule will certainly try.
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Tonight's action is highlighted by Syracuse and Baylor's meeting in the Maui Invitational final.
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Among the 23.0 million households where the householder was 65 or older, 8.0 million households (34.7%) had a computer, slightly more than half the figure for the general population (61.8%). Internet access was present in 6.8 million (29.4%) of the elderly households which is 53.7% of the figure for the general population (54.7%). On an individual basis, 13.8 million (40.1%) of the older persons had home computer access and 11.8 million (34.4%) had home Internet access, which is 58.4% of the figure for the general population. As shown in Figure 10, these figures represent a substantial increase in computer and internet use among older persons in the four years from 2000 to 2003. Of these people, 8.6 million (25.1% of the elderly) used the Internet, mostly for email, information on and purchase of products and services, and health information.
Figure 10: Computer and Internet Access: 2000 and 2003
(Sources: Computer and Internet Use in the United States: 2003, Current Population Reports, P23-208, Bureau of the Census, October, 2005; and Computer and Internet Use in the United States: 2000, Current Population Reports, P23-207, Bureau of the Census, September, 2001)
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Kehena Makai is like a pearl among Kehena properties. It sits right on the lava rock ledge where the waves splash on them every moment, you can feel the spray! The owners had this house completely remodeled and everything is new as of June 2007. It's so much nicer to vacation in a brand new home, let alone the superb ocean front setting. There's nothing between you and the ocean, just feel the nice tropical warmth. The blue Pacific ocean is 180 degree wide open in front of you! During the day you might spot whales and dolphins. At night the ocean sound is your lullaby to get your to sweet dreams. The only house closer to the water is Kapoho Makai, our other rental property in Vacationland, where the whole yard is under water during high tides.
Kehena Makai is beautifully furnished in classic Hawaiiana style rattan and bamboo. Both bedrooms are master oceanfront with views along two walls. The woven bamboo ceiling adds to the tropical ambiance.
The house is built in the traditional sugar cane shack style and yet newly constructed in 2001 and finished in 2007. This is a classic Hawaiian home in upscale materials and design. You will appreciate the views and the windows that all open for the sea breeze. We have had many repeated guests since we started the rental.
Ocean front location, plus a well decorated and comfortably furnished interior are what we are up to. We own Daylight Home, Lighting and Patio, a home furnishing retail store in San Luis Obispo, CA. John also likes to participate in building homes; Susanna helps him with the business and loves to communicate with people who are interested in renting our lovely homes, and likes to decorate the interiors and cooks. So it works out just perfect. We love travel, love meeting people, entertaining friends, Hawaii the Big Island is one of our most favorite destinations in the world. We love the air, the sky, the rain, the ocean, the fish, the people, the plants, the flowers, the animals, the lava, the passion. We feel that we are the kane and wahine when we are on the island or when we miss the island. Our license plates are 2kapoho and 2kehena!
John came to the Big Island in the 80s and his love for it has grown all these years. We purchased this home Kehena Makai in 2006 to further fulfill our Hawaiian dreams. John's been working a lot on this house to make sure it has the best offering a higher end vacation rental home could be, so more people could experience the unique and true Hawaiiana of this part of the island. We love white sandy beach and luxury resorts too, but we love the original Hwaiiana more! If you like to snorkel in one of the best reserved marine conservations in the world, there's the Kapoho Waiopai tide pools; if you like to see Pele there's the only live volcano which flows into the ocean, amazing fireworks drop into the ocean with sky high steam it's just breathtaking; if you like to drive along the uncultivated coast line you can do it along one the most beautiful drives in the world - the red road with tree canopy on top of your head; if you like to see traditional and historical hula cultures there's the Merry Monarch Festival every April at Easter Time; if you like to surf with the local boys and girls, come on over; if you like to see the best tropical botanic garden, come on over...this is Puna, the real Hawaii.


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J Fuego Meet Your Maker Belicoso Sampler
J Fuego Meet Your Maker Belicoso Sampler
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When we decided to add J. Fuego products to our website, our buyer went so hog wild ordering their cigars that he had to go out and buy new shelves to store them on. Now that we've finally had a few extra minutes to add them to our website, we want to give you a chance to try the Best of the Best. To that end, we created this killer J. Fuego Meet Your Maker Belicoso Sampler. It includes 6 cigars from across 4 brand lines and all boast different wrappers.
The J. Fuego Meet Your Maker Belicoso Sampler includes 1 each of the following 6 cigars:
J. Fuego Gran Reserva Belicoso (6 x 54) – This cigar was introduced at the heals of major recognition in the form of back-to-back Top 25 Cigar of the Year honors for partnerships with Nestor Plasencia. The Corojo No. 1 features a Honduran Corojo wrapper, Costa Rican Corojo binder and Honduran, Nicaraguan and proprietary fillers. Flavor is a slight tweak on classic Corojo with a bit more depth and a bit less rawness. Delicate peppers, hearty woods and sweet earths are the main flavors with nuts, floral notes and cocoa appearing at times for the seasoned palate. Dark ash and great smoke production adorn the well-made Honduran cigar, but you remember the Gran Reserva Corojo No. 1 for one reason, flavor.
J. Fuego Sangre de Toro Belicoso (5 ½ x 52) – The J. Fuego Sangre de Toro is one of the most popular selling cigars in the J. Fuego line-up. It is a spicy, bold Nicaraguan puro with a 50/50 Criollo and Corojo core, a Criollo binder and a spicy Sun-Grown Corojo wrapper. The Sangre de Toro is a veritable smoke and flavor bomb with a complex sweetness balanced by notes of leather, earth, and chocolate. Give the Originals a try. They're awesome.
J. Fuego Origen Belicoso (5 ½ x 52) - For those that enjoy full flavor and medium-full cigars, Origen is one of the best lines on the market. There's great rich notes of cedar, coffee, earth and classic Corojo pepper. In 2010, Fuego added the Original size, a free-rolled Cheroot size offered in packs of five. While it's not the prettiest of cigars, the smallest size has become the most popular because of its ability to deliver large amounts of flavor in a small format, perfect for those moments when you don't have time for a regular cigar, but don't want to sacrifice in quality.
J. Fuego "777" Corojo Belicoso (5 ½ x 54) – The J. Fuego "777" line is a great budget line of cigars from a family that has been making cigars for 5 generations. All of the cigars in the line have the same filler and binder tobacco blends but feature different wrappers to meet the needs of a wide variety of smokers. This J. Fuego "777" Corojo cigar boasts a Brazilian Corojo wrapper. An unusual choice as we usually hear of Brazilian mata fina wrappers but this Corojo does not disappoint.
J. Fuego "777" Maduro Belicoso (5 ½ x 54) – It's a full-bodied mix of everything. There's a noticeable pepper up front, a sweetness from cocoa, earthy notes, leather and towards the end, a growing creaminess. The 777 Maduro somehow manages to evenly distribute the various flavors to create an extremely balanced cigar. It's full flavor, medium-full in body and medium-full in strength. For the more experienced palate looking for an everyday cigar that doesn't compromise on flavor, construction or consistency, the J. Fuego 777 Maduro is an absolute winner that increases in complexity the longer it sits in your humidor.
J. Fuego "777" Zero Belicoso (5 ½ x 54) – For the last few years the American smoking public seemed to be seeking bolder and bolder flavors while some of the milder cigars took a back burner or disappeared completely. The J. Fuego "777" Zero tends to be the best of both worlds. The distinctly Nicaraguan flavors balance really well with this Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper. Give this stick a try, we think you'll like it.


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Interleukin-2 (IL-2) is a T cell stimulatory cytokine best known for inducing T cell proliferation and NK cell proliferation and activation (1,2). IL-2 also promotes peripheral development of regulatory T cells (Tregs) (3,4). Conversely, IL-2 is involved in the activation-induced cell death (AICD) that is observed post T cell expansion by increasing levels of Fas on CD4+ T cells (5). The effects of IL-2 are mediated through a trimeric receptor complex consisting of IL-2Rα, IL-2Rβ, and the common gamma chain, γc (1,2). IL-2Rα binds exclusively to IL-2 with low affinity and increases the binding affinity of the whole receptor complex including IL-2Rβ and γc subunits. IL-15 also binds to IL-2Rβ (1,2). γc is used by other cytokines including IL-4, IL-7, IL-9, IL-15, and IL-21 (1,2). Binding of IL-2 initiates signaling cascades involving Jak1, Jak3, Stat5, and the PI3K/Akt pathways (1,2).
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- 04-25-2012, 08:59 AM Thread Author #1
PlayBook Screen Problem
Have been using the PlayBook for quite some time now. Whenever I 'wake' my PlayBook from Stand By mode, there's always some 'weird bright lights' that appear on the edges of the screen near the bezel. The screen will be back to normal after I used the PlayBook for a while.
I decided to ask RIM for help (via twitter) and they told me to do a back up and clean reload of the device software. It didn't work. A security wipe didn't help either. RIM said it could be a hardware issues and asked me to send it for repair.
I managed to send my PlayBook for repair today. It will take at least two weeks (maybe earlier) before I can collect my PlayBook! Does any PlayBook users here have the same problem with the screen too?Last edited by desklee18; 04-25-2012 at 09:04 AM.
SorryDude you did the right thing in sending for repair - as it's a screen component relay failure and you will most likely get back a replacement "new" unit.
%^&$#@* Happens is all we can surmise.....Michael ATL - 04-25-2012, 09:40 AM Thread Author #3
I have not seen your problem but this morning I reached to turn mine on and was full of vertical multi colored lines on the screen. Usually I leave it on and charge at night if battery low but lastnight I shut it off. I am posting with it now so loaded normal but keeping an eye if problem happens again.
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Last edited by Anoneka; 05-14-2012 at 08:59 PM.
I want to know whether and how desklee18 and Anoneka got their problems resolved; because I am also having trouble with PlayBook like desklee18 had. I had the vertical lines issue; but got resolved after reinstalling the OS.
Any solution other than sending PlayBook back to RIM? - 07-12-2012, 07:20 AM #12
No probs here fortunately, well a bump on the back that's it.
Hope you get a new one OP - 07-12-2012, 09:28 AM #13
If you have problems and the unit is very new, return it to the store. Otherwise:
The PB has a one year warranty to the original purchaser. It also has 90 free Tech support. I do not know how Rim deals with "quasi-tech support v. warranty"
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Phone : 0800 914 533 (within 90 days from activation) - 07-12-2012, 11:18 AM #14
I thought I was getting screen problems when there was a weird looking red light in the upper left corner along the bezel in landscape mode. One day I discovered this was only the notification light. So I turned it off in the settings. It looked like the screen shot in the first post.
Re: PlayBook Screen Problem
The Blackberry service, here in India is pathetic. Redington(Blackberry service agency) is cheating blackberry customers and killing the name of Blackberry. I sent my Playbook for servicing and I had to submit it twice for not servicing properly and finally I got the Playbook with some new problems. Now they say they will "TRY" for entire unit replacement and after that I hear nothing from them. I'm going to file a lawsuit against Redington and Blackberry.
Hey desklee18, I have the same problem too! I've sent it for warranty service twice and was not even fixed! Their service Centre in Singapore is pathetic! Not to mention I waited two weeks between each 'repair'. I have many regrets abt my purchase.
I have backlight bleed on the right side of my screen which isn't a bother unless it's showing solid black. Today I got vertical multi-coloured lines. I let the battery go low but was heading out last night and didn't want to leave it charging while I was gone so I powered it off completely. I put it on charge today, while it was off and resting on top of the pouch it came with. It kinda made me wonder why the backlight comes on during charging this way but figured it's made to do that and waited til the notification light went solid green, tried to turn it on and it wouldn't. Once it did after pressing the button lots I had the lines. It must have warmed up pretty good, not like burning hot, but I turned it off again and left it for an hour and it was still warm to the touch. The lines are going away very very slowly, they were pretty bad and I hope they do eventually go away. I had a digital camera overheat once when I used the wrong voltage adapter and its screen did the same thing but it went back to normal. I'll only charge it in standby now, not off.
Hey I am glad I'm not the only one who has had the problems with the vertical lines. Mine, too, happened when I powered off the PlayBook and charged it. I had a sixth sense about it and decided to unplug it a couple of hours later. I think I remember reading that you're supposed to keep it powered on while you charge it. As I'm typing this there are still some lines but they seem to have faded over the past 10 minstrel or so. Will keep you posted...
That looks like backlight bleeding, I've seen it on other devices and some televisions before. I bought a 24 inch Sony display on boxing day that had this problem in the right corner. By turning the backlight down from the default 10 to 6 it became unnoticeable. That Playbook has a lot of it though, enough to warrant an exchange.
The "vertical lines" appear in the screen, usually (I want to emphasize "usually") resulted while your PlayBook is being charged and not totally turn-off... somehow, the screen illuminated for an hour (i.e. how many hours you let it charged) and the "vertical" lines appeared as apparition, I mean, as consequences... probably a heated component inside PB while it is being charged and the screen is illuminating...
Anyway, the most common solution for this is just to turn off your PlayBook... take shower (of course, not with your PlayBook)... drink coffee or tea... get back to your PB and turn it on... not sure what happens or how it is being solved by that, but I suspect that the "cooling" process healed those "vertical" lines - not the showering part of coffee break...


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