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Research on the provision of primary care, including the systems and policies that affect practice.
Addressing a broad range of issues in clinical and social sciences, the research agenda of the Center for Primary Care Research extends beyond traditional health services research.
Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is an approach to health and environmental research meant to increase the value of studies for both researchers and the communities participating in a study. The CBPR approach is particularly attractive for academics and public health professionals struggling to address the persistent problems of health care disparities in priority populations (including racial and ethnic minorities; low-income, rural, and inner-city populations; women; and children).
This fact sheet shows that primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants are more likely to practice in rural areas than are non-primary care specialists, but are still more concentrated in urban areas.
Nurse practitioners and physician assistants are health professions begun in the United States in the 1960s in response to shortages and uneven distribution of physicians.
Among physicians in the United States who spend the majority of their time in direct patient care, slightly less than one-third are specialists in primary care.
To further inform policy discussions around the U.S. primary care workforce, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) is producing a set of fact sheets to provide health care policy and decisionmakers with information on the U.S. primary care workforce.
AHRQ has awarded four cooperative grants to support model State-level initiatives using primary care extension agents in small and mid-sized independent primary care practices to assist with primary care redesign.
In the summer of 2010, AHRQ awarded 14 transforming primary care grants totaling more than $4.1 million each year for 2 years through RFA HS-10-002. The purpose of these grants is to understand the "natural experiments" that primary care practices undergo as they transform into Patient-Centered Medical Homes (PCMHs).

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Re: Phone Insurance: Do you need it?
If the ability to drop $600 on a new phone if something happens to your phone during the contract perios is not an issue for you, then no, you don't need insurance. If coming up with $600 on the fly could be an issue then I would suggest having the Carrier's insurance for at lest the term of your contract. Once your contrct is up then you can always get a new phone at reduced pricing so carrying the insurance is no longer necessary.
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Like PvilleComp said, if there comes a day will you be prepared. If you have any type of car or auto insurance ask your agent if they have any coverage on mobile devices. That's how I have my device set up.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "It could be easy, after tasting the monumental 2005, to dismiss the 2006 Troplong Mondot, but don't be so foolish. Proprietress Christine Valette has turned out another exceptional performance... the 2006 Troplong Mondot is an impressive, powerful, broad, surprisingly masculine and deep effort...
Cellar/Tasting Notes "A dark ruby (but not opaque) color is followed by aromas of sweet raspberries and black currants with dusty, earthy, loamy soil notes in the background."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2006 is similar to the 1996 Branaire, but with sweeter fruit. Coats the palate with beautiful purity, no hard edges, ripe tannin, and intense fruit. This elegant, layered, impressive offering will be at its peak between 2012-2025."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Dried fruits with hints of coffee bean and cedar. Full body, with silky tannins and a tangy, savory finish. Almost salty character with ripe fruits. Complex and succulent on the finish. Drink or hold."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "With the 2007 Barolo Cerretta Altare demonstrates the elegance that can be coaxed from this site in Serralunga. The Cerretta is the only Barolo Altare makes from vineyards outside his hometown of La Morra, but the house style nevertheless comes through in spades. Dark fruit, tar, licorice, smoke..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This is a superb set of wines from Giorgio Rivetti. The 2008 Barbareschi are among the strongest wines of the year, while the 2007 Barolo Campe is the best wine to emerge from Rivetti's vineyards in Grinzane Cavour. The La Spinetta style focusing on wines of great textural richness remains..
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"For more than 70 years, the Ford truck has been setting a _standard everywhere from farms to freeways. Ford's reputation as a truck leader and innovator is a big part of our heritage and an even bigger part of our future." - Jim O'Connor, Ford Division President
Today's multi-configuration Ford F-Series truck has a history based on innovation. As Ford continues to change the face of the industry with new features, improvements and new versions of its trucks, it's seems appropriate to note that the first Ford truck actually began its life as a platform derivative of the famous Model T.
The first factory-assembled pickup debuted in 1925 and sold for $281. Henry Ford billed it as the "Ford Model T Runabout with Pickup Body." The truck featured a cargo box, adjustable tailgate, four stake pockets and heavy-duty rear springs. Ford built nearly 34,000 the first year.
Three years later, the Model T based truck was replaced by the Model A. The first closed-cab pickup, built in 1928, sported innovations such as a safety glass windshield, roll-up side windows and a three-speed transmission.
It was powered by a four-cylinder, L-head engine capable of 40 horsepower. In 1932, the 65-horsepower Ford flathead V-8 engine was offered as an option in the truck.By 1936, Ford had already produced 3 million trucks and led the industry in sales.
The F-Series
In 1948, the famous F-Series truck was unveiled. Advertised as "Bonus-Built," the F-1 marked Ford's first all-new, post-World War II line of commercial vehicles that ranged from the half-ton F-1 to the three-ton F-8.
With a one-piece windshield and side vent windows, the redesigned cab's front end featured a recessed grille and headlamps along with squared fenders. The spare tire, moved from the side, was now mounted under the load floor as it is today. A new six-cylinder engine, the Rouge 226, boasted 95 horsepower. The redesigned 100 horsepower Rouge 239 V-8 was also available.
In the 1950s, the movement to make trucks more car-like in comfort and styling began. In 1951, a redesigned front end and cab modifications included a larger rear window and a new instrument panel. A new six-cylinder engine known as the "Cost-Clipper Six" made its debut in 1952.
When Ford celebrated its 50th Anniversary in 1953, it offered a line of trucks that featured the most significant changes in design and product content in 20 years. The front overhang and wheelbase were reproportioned to provide better weight distribution and better turning radius.
The "Driverized" cab featured a larger, curved windshield and new instrument panel, new grille, shorter fenders and a hood that curved downward. The F-Series numbering system also changed from single digits to _hundreds, a tradition that continues to this day. The F-1 became the F-100, the F-2 and the F-3 merged to become the F-250 and so on.
In 1957, a new design featuring a slab-sided, all-steel pickup body was introduced as the F-100 Styleside. The fendered pickup box, now called the Flareside continued to be offered.
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Characteristics of the 1958 models included a dual (four-unit) headlamp system and a mesh-patterned grille. Its V-8 engine boasted more horsepower, rising from 167 to 186 in 1956.
In 1959, Ford introduced the first factory-built F-100 and F-250 four-wheel drives. Buyers had a choice of three- or four-speed manual transmissions.
Major changes came in 1961 including longer wheelbases, shorter front overhangs and lower heights. Front-end styling was highlighted by a conventionally-curved windshield, a shallower hood and single headlamps
By the mid-1960s, increasing numbers of pickup owners - nearly two-thirds - were using their trucks for recreational and personal use as well as commercial uses. Ford introduced Camper Specials in 1965, an industry first, and buyers could special order a crew cab pickup to carry extra passengers.
Twin I-Beam suspension topped the advancements of 1965. The suspension provided the truck with a good ride and was a major factor behind the tremendous success of F-Series.
Full-size pickup truck sales in 1970 reached 1.2 million, with F-Series commanding a 41.9 percent share of the segment.
The next generation of Ford light trucks arrived in 1973. The wheelbase was stretched two inches to accept longer cabs. New doors, floor pans, roofs, outside skin and instrument panels were added to the list of new features. That year, the F-Series was the country's third-best-selling vehicle - car or truck - behind the Chevrolet and Ford full-size cars.
Ford introduced the SuperCab in June 1974, adding 44 cubic feet behind the driver's seat with either a bench seat or two jump seats for extra passengers.
F-150 Introduced
The F-150 debuted in 1975. At 6,050 pounds, the 4x2 F-150 weighed 50 pounds more than the F-100. Available in Regular Cab and SuperCab variations, the F-150 made up more than one-third of the 663,000 F-Series sales in 1975.
In 1978, F-Series sales topped 864,000 trucks.
In 1980, Ford launched the most extensive redesign in the history of the line. To meet the demands of the growing population of personal- and recreational-use truck owners, the interiors were more finished and offered more features, like a car. The cabs featured swept-back front ends with improved aerodynamics. The F-150 4x4s featured a twin traction beam independent front suspension with coil springs.
The F-100 designation was dropped in 1984; its role merged with the F-150 to simplify the choices for customers.
The front end was restyled in 1987 and again in 1992.
A new F-150 4x4 SuperCab with a 139-inch wheelbase made its debut in 1988. A driver's side air bag became standard in 1994.
In 1997, the under-8,500-pound GVW F-Series was completely redesigned with a new platform, new engines, new aerodynamic styling and an industry first, standard three-door SuperCab.
In 1999, a standard fourth door was added to the SuperCab model.
In 2000, the under-8,500-pound GVW F-250 designation was dropped to further simplify customer choices. A special package F-150 was added to meet the needs of former under-8,500-pound GVW F-250 customers. The Super Duty F-250 remains part of the over-8,500-pound GVW lineup.
In February 2000, the 2001 F-150 SuperCrew will add a new twist to the under-8,500-pound GVW pickup market. The F-150 SuperCrew is the only full-size pickup in its class to offer a full rear seat and front-hinged rear doors for optimum rear-passenger comfort. With a 51/2-foot pickup box, which extends to 7 feet with the optional Bed Extender, SuperCrew adds passenger carrying capability while maintaining traditional pickup durability and capability.
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Inspiring Youth at a Juvenile Prison
TEDxYouth@Chisinau — a TEDxYouthDay event — held a viewing party for 47 young people at the juvenile prison in Lipcani, Moldova on November 20th, 2011.
The group of viewers was asked to write what youth means to them on a piece of paper, and then to create a paper plane and fly it through the air. Some of them drew prison symbols, others wrote the names of social networks that they have heard about, and some wrote that they want to fall in love, or to love, or to have a family, or to have a house and a place that could give them warmth.
This group exercise made me think about the fact that we tend to give material things to people, but it is easy to forget that we all just want to be loved. For example, in this juvenile prison, there are places for the prisoners to eat, sleep, watch sports games, and play football with teams from nearby cities. But the guards and other people who work in the prison don't treat the juvenile prisoners like kids — they seem to treat them like a job. Seventy percent of the young prisoners are not in prison for the first time.
Throughout the viewing party, it was hard to keep the group engaged, but some TEDxYouth@Chisinau talks really made an impression on the juvenile prisoners. Petru Scaletchi's speech about cooking seemed to be a popular one — perhaps because cooking is so universal. They also listened attentively and with enthusiasm to Victor Berzan's speech about robotics, and some of them commented that the talk exposed them ideas and innovations that they would have never thought a Moldovan could have created.
For some of the juvenile prisoners, this TEDxYouth@Chisinau viewing party may have been just another Sunday afternoon. But I believe that it was more than that for most of them. One boy, while watching Ionela Costachi's speech, noted to a nearby friend, "So if you have books, you don't need tools for the fields," meaning that being able to use your brain allows you to avoid physical labor in a career.
It is hard for many of these juvenile prisoners to imagine another way of life, because they cannot explore communities outside of their prison. At times, these prisoners discuss the Internet and people outside of their surroundings with the same unfamiliarity and curiosity that other people have when discussing aliens and life on Mars.
As young people, we all need role models so that we can make change and progress in our lives — no matter who we are or where we are in the world. For the juvenile prisoners at the TEDxYouth@Chisinau viewing party, watching these amazing talks allowed them to learn about people who they may now view as their role models — people whose messages might have inspired them to take a step in a new, positive direction.
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Alberto Ferreras is a New York City based writer, filmmaker songwriter and performance artist. His work has been presented on MTV, HBO, the Berlin Film Festival, and numerous film and theater festivals around the world. "B as in Beauty" is his first novel.
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In "The Stone Boy," Berriault creates symbols within the context of the story to direct readers toward a meaning that is not apparent on the surface. For example, nowhere in the story does the author say that the roles assumed by members of the family are stereotypically patriarchal, resulting in the reenactment of old patterns of behavior, in which sons and fathers sometimes engage in violent actions to keep each other and "their" women in their "rightful" places, as the places are defined by the dominant culture. By creating patterns made up of various telling details in the story, however, the author points readers toward this kind of reading, which gives surface action a meaning far beyond itself and invests characters with motivations deeply embedded in their subconscious.
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While worldwide mobile phone sales slowed in early 2009, media-rich smart phone sales are on the rise both globally and in the United States.
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Worldwide mobile phone sales totaled 269.1 million units in the Q1 of 2009 – an 8.6 per cent decrease from Q1 2008. However, according to Gartner, Inc., "Smartphone sales surpassed 40 million units [in Q2 2009], a 27 per cent increase from the same period last year."
In three days Apple sold over a million iPhone 3G S smartphones and 6 million people downloaded the new iPhone OS 3.0 update after it released.
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Many early adopters are opting to invest in mobile applications first – desktop applications second. In fact iPhone Facebook application interfaces have been said to navigate better than Facebook's own standard web version.
And mobile-based interactive media delivery is here to stay. Flash Lite, Adobe's mobile-ready Flash player, is already deployed on over a billion mobile devices – with plug-in versions licensed to many popular mobile browsers and an Apple iPhone version rumored in the works.
Just this past week, at the Adobe MAX 2009 conference, Adobe demoed CS5–the next version of it's widely popular creative suite of applications. Flash CS5 will soon offer customers the ability to export Flash-developed content as native iPhone applications to be distributed through the iTunes app store. Just one more reason why any excuse to avoid mobilizing your brand just won't fly.
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Whether developing a mobile app or formatting your current site for mobile delivery it's important to account for a wide range of mobile screen dimensions to ensure proper readability.
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Three words: Great Barrier Reef. Even if you've never dived, it's the one scuba-centric place in the world you're apt to know about. And with good reason: The reef is so big that it is the only living underwater organism viewable from outer space. With something that large, a single dive site can never be more than an appetizer. Fortunately, there's an easy way to see more: Don't just dive it drive it. Start in Cairns, which, though it's in the northern part of Queensland, is in the lower latitude of Australia, a concept that takes most Northern Hemisphere residents a few minutes to get their heads around.
From here, you can take a fast boat out to Michaelmas Cay, where Pacific corals and giant clams are waiting to welcome you to some of the most colorful diving of your life. From there, it's a short hop to Hastings Reef on the GBR proper, where turtles, dolphins and migrating minke whales are all apt to show up for cameos. If you have the time for a brief live-aboard run, Cairns is the jumping-off place for trips to the Cod Hole with its world-famous potato cod and the wonderlands known as the Ribbon Reefs, which include such renowned sites as Steve's Bommie and Pixie Pinnacle. Back into the car on the Great Pacific Highway, navigate south to Townsville, long known as the departure point for dive boats for the heart of the Great Barrier Reef. But the dive site Townsville is best-known for is not a reef at all, but a wreck — a wreck that many Australians consider their country's best dive.
It's the SS Yongala, lost during the great hurricane of 1911, but undiscovered until 1958. Lying entirely within the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, the Yongala is remarkably pristine and known for the sheer density and massive size of its inhabitants. You'll find sea snakes the size of your calves, huge Napoleon wrasse, jacks that look as if they're on steroids and sea turtles large enough to have their own gravitational fields. Don't miss a night dive on the wreck when the rays "pancake" on each other in stacks of five to 10. It's one of the most unique encounters in the marine world, but just one of dozens on the Yongala.
Continuing south, you come to Gladstone, the starting point (via your choice of boat or helicopter) for Heron Island. Heron is the "it" place for Great Barrier Reef diving because sites that you would gladly endure an hours-long boat ride for are typically five minutes from the dock.
Just two minutes from the harbor, for instance, you come to Heron Island Bommie, one of the most photographed underwater cleaning stations in Australia, a virtual riot of colorful corals populated by jacks, barracudas, morays and a host of tropical species, and visited regularly by sharks, eagle rays and mantas. Or venture out to Tenements 1, world-famous for a huge blue-tipped anemone that is home to a crowd of some three dozen clownfish. And the island is crawling with nudibranchs for the macro crowd.
For surface days and non-diving companions, Queensland's Pacific Coast offers dashes inland to both the Outback and the rainforest, food and wine tours, four-wheel-drive adventures and waterfalls galore. Think "California" — only wilder, much less populated and more adventurous — and you'll have a hint of what waits here. And no matter where you go on this coast, you know that the reef is out there, waiting.
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This wasn't a playoff game, not even a critical league match-up.
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Quarterback Drew Rickerson ran for two touchdowns, Erik Huston kicked a game-winning field goal and Sequim's defense made one dramatic goal line stand to preserve a 17-14 win over 1A powerhouse Cascade Christian Friday night.
"I told (our players) this is a test; this isn't going to be easy," Sequim coach Erik Wiker said. "This is basically a playoff game. We're going to see what we're made of and what we can do here in this game."
The visiting Cougars, who returned nearly every starter from its state playoff team from a year ago, moved the ball behind a strong running game powered by John Brus, who carried 22 times for 158 yards.
But the Cougars fumbled four times, the last one setting up Sequim's final fourth-quarter drive.
With the score tied at 14-14, the Wolves drove deep into Cougar territory. When their drive stalled at Cascade's 5-yard-line, they lined up for a field goal. Referees couldn't hear Sequim coaches yelling for a timeout, but Huston's kick was true, giving the Wolves a 17-14 lead with 7:20 on the clock.
"I figure if they didn't hear (the timeout call), it was meant to be," Wiker said.
Cascade Christian used nearly every tick of the clock on their final drive, riding Brus and quarterback Ben Johnson's arm inside the Wolves' 10-yard-line.
On fourth down, Johnson's final throw to Tyler Savage fell incomplete, sending Sequim players into a frenzy.
After a 38-point outburst against Port Angeles a week before, Sequim got just enough offense behind Rickerson, the sophomore quarterback not primarily known for his scrambling ability.
While the Cougars were stuffing the Wolves' running attack - holding starting halfback Isaac Yamamoto to 18 yards - Rickerson nimbly spread the field throwing to receivers Clancy Catelli, Alex Gillis and others.
On Sequim's opening drive, a 12-play, 56-yard effort, Rickerson exposed an over-pursuing Cougar defense by rolling right, then bootlegging back to the left for a six-yard touchdown. Cascade blocked the extra point, leaving Sequim up 6-0.
Rickerson had a bit of good karma on that play - he misread the play call from the sidelines but still managed to score.
"He called the wrong play but he can make it with his legs," Wiker said. "And we're teaching him that, because at first he was just pass, pass, pass."
The Cougars responded soon after with a 98-yard drive in 14 plays, capped by a Johnson-to-Austin Mulcahey 15-yard strike, aided by a fourth-down Sequim pass interference call.
The Cougars led 7-6 at halftime and increased their lead to 14-6 when Johnson plunged in for a one-yard score.
But Rickerson and company weren't finished. Following a long Jason Harvey kickoff return, the Wolves got a huge third down-and-21 from Brad Woolf, who took a fullback draw 30 yards to the Cougar 31. Two plays later, Rickerson once again found the Cougars in overpursuit, as he reversed field and scored from 21 yards out.
"Either way - I love to pass, I love to run, whatever is more open," Rickerson said. "Their whole defense was flowing one way. I saw it and just cut back the other way."
Needing two points to tie, the Wolves' Chris Pruden took an option play right and found Catelli, who burst into the end zone for two, knotting the game at 14 apiece.
Five plays later, Cascade Christian's Spencer Ramos fumbled, setting up Huston's game-winning kick.
"We told the kids all week they were going to come into a battle here - they came out fired up and they took it to us," Cascade Christian head coach Randy Davis said. "Turnovers are always key. They didn't turn the ball over and we did. But I don't want to take anything away from (Sequim); they played well and played hard and they deserved to win."
The Cougars outgained the Wolves in total yardage (316 to 221) and first downs (15 to nine) while getting penalized less (25 yards to Sequim's 60) but still suffered their first loss of the season; they topped Eatonville 48-28 and Fife 46-7 - two teams on Sequim's upcoming league schedule.
The Wolves open 2A Nisqually/Olympic League play Sept. 26 at home against Steilacoom. The Sentinels come in with a 3-0 nonleague mark, with wins against Hoquiam (35-20), Elma (61-27) and Seattle Prep (27-10).
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The play that nearly wasn't: After having a point-after blocked earlier in the game, Sequim coaches wanted something other than a field goal from the 5-yard-line. But referees couldn't hear those coaches calling for timeout above the din of screaming players, and Erik Huston's field goal proved to be the game-winning score with a little more than seven minutes on the clock, giving Sequim a 17-14 victory.
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Legendary rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd returns with a fiery slice of Southern style guitar rock heaven in Last of a Dyin' Breed, their newest release on Roadrunner/Loud & Proud Records due August 21, 2012. This is the kind of record guaranteed to feed the needs of the multi-generational Skynyrd Nation, and continue the renewed vigor the band exhibited with their last album, 2009's God & Guns.
For the passionate, longtime fans of the band, this is Skynyrd at the top of their game, complete with instantly memorable songs, more hooks than a tackle box, and a blistering three-guitar attack at full power. From the raging guitars of the title track and the pounding, funky homage to local talent in "Home Grown" to the mind-blowing "Honey Hole," Lynyrd Skynyrd sound like young bucks having one hell of a good time, which, regarding the latter, founding member Gary Rossington says is very much the case.
"For me this is one of the happiest and most fun albums I've ever done," says Rossington. "We didn't have a lot of problems goin' on; it was just fun goin' to work every day."
Having survived enough tragedy and just plain hard miles for 10 bands, Skynyrd is, remarkably at this stage of their career, on a roll. God & Guns debuted at #18 on the Billboard Top 200, giving the band their highest debut since 1977. Last Of A Dyin' Breed re-ignites the in-studio alchemy the band found with Guns producer Bob Marlette, and the sound is traditional Skynyrd blended to perfection with the edge of immediacy. In short, it's rock 'n roll for the times.
Led by core members Gary Rossington (guitar), Johnny Van Zant (vocals) and Rickey Medlock (guitar), Skynyrd has recorded an album that continues to build on the legacy that began over 35 years ago in Jacksonville, Florida. Joining them in the studio and on the road are new bassist Johnny Colt (Black Crowes, Train) guitarist Mark "Sparky" Matejka (a "Nashville cat, just a pickin' fool," according to Rossington), and keyboardist Peter Keys, who replaced Powell on the God & Guns tour.
In a tragic tale oft-told, the Skynyrd story could have ended in a Mississippi swamp with the 1977 plane crash that killed three band members, including Ronnie Van Zant and Steve Gaines. Since then, the band has lost vital players in Billy Powell, Ean Evans, Allen Collins, Leon Wilkeson and Hughie Thomasson, yet here they are again with a hard-rocking, stirring album that can sit proudly alongside any recording that bears the Skynyrd name. The breed may be nearing extinction but Skynyrd is very much alive and ready to throw down.
Van Zant, now in his 25th year standing where his brother once stood agrees with Rossington about the making of Breed. "We worked with Bob Marlette again who's a great guy we just love as a producer," he says. "During the recording of the last album we were going through Billy and Ean passing away, and with this album we were able to laugh and joke a lot."
Medlock says that after the hard touring behind God & Guns he and the other primary writers Van Zant and Rossington took their time writing the songs. But the actual recording came together quickly, aided by the band's in-studio chemistry. "This time what we wanted to do was go back to doin' stuff old school," he says. "A lot of the album was done with all of us in the recording studio, playing all at one time, the way we used to do it when we'd go into the studio to make records."
With a catalog of over 60 albums, sales beyond 30 million worldwide and their beloved classic American rock anthem "Sweet Home Alabama" having sold over two million ringtones, Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Lynyrd Skynyrd remains a cultural icon that appeals to multiple generations. But far from resting on their laurels, any illusions that this may be a band at anything less than the height of its powers are quickly lost with the distorted fury of the fiery guitar licks that open the album's title track and further put to rest with the gritty triumphs that follow.
They could easily continue cranking out old songs to rapturous audiences around the world but the fact is they've got plenty left to say musically, personally and as social commentary. "Every once in a while the record label will ask us if we want to put a new album out and we always say yes, because, although we love playing all the classic stuff, it's fun to do new stuff too," says Rossington, "for our own heads, our own peace of mind."
Lynyrd Skynyrd is a band of today, carrying a steely mantle forged in the sweaty confines of the Hell House in Jacksonville decades earlier. And this is a band album, to be even more specific, a guitar driven band album. The triple guitar assault has never sounded more on point, with passionate musicality, expert harmonics and of course, plenty of attitude to burn. There's a reason this is one of the most beloved bands of all time.
"We tried to go back to the old sound, doin' it as a band, goin' in all together and layin' it down," says Rossington. "On the last album, we leaned a little more country, back to our roots, but this time we just tried to be our old selves and write some Southern rock. Just good ol' songs, get in and get out, say what they say, do a little bit of pickin' and tap your feet."
Those searching for traditional Skynyrd solos and fierce instrumental breaks will have plenty to love on Breed, with every song featuring ample fretwork from one, two or even all three guitarists. "We love to do the harmonies and stuff with lead guitars," says Medlock. "That's a Skynyrd staple, and we embellished on it quite a bit this time around. We wanted to make a guitar driven record and have the vocals sit really good in the saddle there with all the guitars, just have it more rockin' and a lot more powerful."
Mission accomplished, with plenty of fireworks and rock-solid rhythms from all players. "Sparky has just fit in great with Rickey and Gary, everybody knows their place now," says Van Zant. "Sparky's a strat guy, Gary's a slide guy with the Les Paul sound and all those great fills, and Rickey's the 'all-around' guy that does a little bit of everything."
But the guitars and other instruments—Keys' organ, for example, play a vital role in the soundscape. Van Zant's vocal chops and way with a lyric have never been in finer form, breathing life into these songs and taking on some serious vocal challenges. "I quit smokin' a year and a half ago, so that helped out quite a bit," he says with a characteristic laugh. "Workin' with Bob is great too. We cut the vocals right in the control room itself, which is real cool to me, because me and Bob go back and forth right there, so you're not waiting for a button to be pushed. It's just a real cool vibe. We've got a good thing goin' here."
They've got a good thing going in terms of material, too. The primary Skynyrd writing team of Rossington, Medlock and Van Zant worked with some of their favorite songwriters to pen the songs that populate Breed, including Tom Hambridge, Blair Daly, John 5, Donnie Van Zant, and Marlette, along with contributions from the bands Matejka, as well as Marlon Young, Audley Freed, Shaun Morgan from Seether, Cadillac Black's Jaren Johnston, and label mates Black Stone Cherry's Chris Robertson and Jon Lawhon.
The blend of writers from within and outside the band concocts a hard-hitting cadre of songs that fit perfectly into the Skynyrd canon. These songs are of the 100-proof variety. "We like bringing in outside influences and I love feeding off other people," says Van Zant. "I've had people ask me, 'how could Gary create another 'Free Bird?' We don't even try that. Those are legendary songs. We just write what we write. It's more about us just hangin' out and being together and enjoying life and writin' songs. My theory is like Ricky Nelson's, 'you can't please everyone, so you've got to please yourself.' If you're happy with it at the end of the day, so be it."
Not as overtly political as its predecessor God & Guns, Breed focuses more on the struggles of the working class, though the band make their thoughts on the direction of this country crystal clear on songs like the reverb-drenched "Poor Man's Dream" and the blue-collar powerhouse "One Day at a Time." "When we go in to record, we don't go in with one certain mindset," says Medlock. "We just go in and write about stuff we believe in, our experiences."
The band is tuned in to the tough times many Americans are going through, and they sing songs that might well help on that journey, or at least help let off some steam. "Skynyrd really thinks about how people are struggling and what's goin' on out here," says Medlock. "We see it a lot, because we're a working man and working woman's band. We've got three generations under our belts, we know people have a tough time out there, and we share in that."
Gary Rossington won't typically volunteer for political talk but he is an astute observer, and what he sees sticks in his craw. "I don't like to talk politics," he admits "I just don't trust a lot of politicians. I think the country's way off track, but we'll get it back on, it's too good of a thing to lose. We travel all around the country, there's too many good people and good Americans who all want the same thing, just to get back on track the way we used to be."
Like it or not, with a title like God & Guns, the previous album was bound to be a lightning rod out of the box. "I couldn't believe how well God & Guns was accepted when it came out, in Europe, Australia, South America, here in the States; everybody we talked to, 99% of it was positive feedback," says Medlock. "My whole thing was, we've got to go in the studio this time and step up, we've got to do at least what God & Guns did, or one better. And, in my opinion, I think we accomplished that. I'm looking forward to going out and playing some of this record live, along with our classic material, and taking it to the people and letting the people make their decision."
Odds are, the "people," specifically, the aforementioned Skynyrd Nation, will love Last of a Dyin' Breed, and anyone who hasn't checked into what this band has been up to for a while will likely be blown away. As for their part, Skynyrd will, per usual, indeed be taking their music to the people, as fans in Europe and North America will have a chance to catch the band on tour through the end of 2012 and beyond.
Lynyrd Skynyrd is:
Gary Rossington- Guitar
Johnny Van Zant- Vocals
Rickey Medlock- Guitar
Mark "Sparky" Matejka- Guitar
Michael Cartellone- Drums
Johnny Colt - Bass
Peter Keys - Keyboards
Dale Krantz Rossington- Honkettes Backing Vocals
Carol Chase- Honkettes Backing Vocals
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Mr. Saturday Night Special // August 08, 2013 3:47:09 PM UTC
Lynyrd Skynyrd is a piece of shit band ever since the stinking Rossington Collins Project. Fucking right wing asshole licking fucks.
trlangford56 // August 08, 2013 2:16:53 AM UTC
Just saw Lynyrd Skynyrd in Davenport Iowa! wow Fantastic show! the Band was dead on! I wish they would have played some of the new songs from Last of the dying bread! What a great record! and God and Guns! holy Buckets these 2 records should be played in full live! great songs great Music! Love the older stuff I grew up on but love the new songs as well!. Thanks for keeping the music fresh! Tommy Langford, Bettendorf, Iowa
Tuesday 77 // August 06, 2013 6:31:04 PM UTC
I just want to say Thank you so much for the best music ever & for keeping Ronnie alive in all of us, & now leon & billy as well, & for all u do for our troops, my son is a U.S Marine & a Lynyrd Skynyrd lovin American just like his momma, lol All my kids r, by the wayTo me u guys r wat America is, good wholesome & True. Ive seen u live 5 times in the last 20 yrs, just saw u in Bethel, NY with Bad Co, woooooow wat a show. I love u guys so much, please continue to b THE BEST BAND EVER, Love: Tuesday77
Ralph Elliot // July 30, 2013 7:45:37 PM UTC
damn! have been working too much and missed the UK tour dates. When are you guys back?
Come play in Cornwall, no-one like Skynyrd plays here!
lia71 // July 29, 2013 11:55:17 PM UTC
saw you last year in greece!!!fantastic rocking night!please come again in greece!God bless all you guys!!!
hoodrat // July 27, 2013 6:30:27 PM UTC
saw you guys at the long beach arena in the early 70s we had an underground album and that was the first time we had ever heard of you one of my bro's said long beach arena this weekend so we all went seemed nobody even new of the band as they curtained off half the arena we had balcony seats when we seen nobody had one whole section in front center we took the seats front row you guys rocked us and made us all life long fans:)"
mtater // July 25, 2013 8:23:19 PM UTC
I have a Ticket from the Early 70 Lynyrd Skynyrd & The Eagles that would look great on your bus.Hit me up when your in Evansville
orofino // July 24, 2013 2:53:25 PM UTC
Pet_Freak // July 24, 2013 12:39:57 AM UTC
Does the band ever come to the San Diego, CA area? I would love to see you. I adore Lynard Skynard and would do almost anything to hear you in person. I grew up in Texas and live in S. D. Co now. Please let us know if you plan on playing outside of the South?
Thanks and Rock On,
Tina Jones Key
Texas3 // July 22, 2013 1:11:26 PM UTC
Thanks for the great show at Cynthia Woods, I have seen the band 2x there, but have been a fan since "73.
Rock on ..................


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volume = {9},
pages = {191--222}
Abstract: We evaluate the use of program checking to ensure the correctness of compiler implementations. Our contributions in this paper are threefold: Firstly, we extend the classical notion of black-box program checking to program checking with certificates. Our checking approach with certificates relies on the observation that the correctness of solutions of NP-complete problems can be checked in polynomial time whereas their computation itself is believed to be much harder. Our second contribution is the application of program checking with certificates to optimizing compiler backends, in particular code generators, thus answering the open question of how program checking for such compiler backends can be achieved. In particular, we state a checking algorithm for code generation based on bottom-up rewrite systems from static single assignment representations. We have implemented this algorithm in a checker for a code generator used in an industrial project. Our last contribution in this paper is an integrated view on all compiler passes, in particular a comparison between frontend and backend phases, with respect to the applicable methods of program checking.


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Savoy House 1-1035-5-109 Five Light Single Tier Chandelier from the Murren Collection
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Technical Specs
Bulb Base | Wedge |
Bulb Included | No |
Bulb Type | Halogen |
Collection | Murren |
Energy Star | No |
Finish Application | Polished |
Height | 22 |
Light Direction | Up Lighting |
Number of Bulbs | 5 |
Number of Tiers | 1 |
Style | Transitional |
Suggested Room Fit | Dining Room, Foyer |
Theme | Modern |
Wattage | 200 |
Watts Per Bulb | 40 |
Width | 30 |
Five Light Single Tier Chandelier
A Transitional look, combining the best of Traditional and Contemporary styles, with a cleaner, less ornamented design. The Polished Nickel finish works well with the hardback white fabric shades. This versatile family includes a rod hung three light trestle and an assortment of incredibly unique pendants and bath bars.
- Fixture Width: 30 inches
- Fixture Height: 22 inches
- Comes with 10 feet of chain and 12 feet of wire for easy installation at any hanging height.
- Uses Five G9 Type Bulbs up to 40-Watts Each
- Part of the stunning Murren Collection
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Our SKU: 1-1035-5-109
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
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Polished Nickel
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
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