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The 2014 Winter Olympics doesn't officially start until Friday, February 7th, but why not go ahead and get a kick start on the celebration with us here at the Railroad & Heritage Museum? Join the museum for a free Winter Olympics Family Day event on Saturday, February 1, 2014 from 11:00am to 1:00pm. We'll get …Continue Reading
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KELSO (AP) — A Kelso man has been arrested for investigation of murder in the death of a 1-month-old baby who suffered injuries doctors called signs of abuse.
The Cowlitz County sheriff's office said help was called Friday to the home where the man lives with the baby's mother. The boy had stopped breathing. He was airlifted to Oregon Health & Science University Hospital in Portland where he died Sunday.
Doctors told sheriff's detectives the baby had brain bruising, broken ribs, a broken arm and abdominal injuries. They said the injuries were consistent with shaken baby syndrome and not an accident.
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Japan has received information that one of its citizens has been captured in northern Syria by the Islamic State militant group and is analysing it, the foreign ministry said on Monday. A video clip posted earlier on YouTube showed a man lying on the ground being questioned by unidentified persons and responding that he was Japanese and that his name was Haruna Yukawa.
The name is the same as that of a chief executive of a self-described private mercenary and security firm. No one answered the telephone at the Tokyo-based company.
In the video clip, the authenticity of which could not be independently verified, the man can be heard being asked in English, "Why do you have a gun?" But his answer is inaudible.
A Facebook posting by the head of the Japanese security firm on July 11 shows him test firing an assault rifle in what he says is Aleppo, Syria. His Facebook page also shows pictures purporting to be from the Iraqi border. In a series of pictures, he poses in an armoured vehicle and complains of the heat.
More than 170,000 people have been killed in Syria's civil war, which pits overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim rebels against President Bashar al-Assad, a member of the Shi'ite-derived Alawite minority, backed by Shi'ite militias from Iraq and Lebanon.
The conflict in Syria started when Assad cracked down on a pro-democracy uprising, which then armed itself. Until this summer, Assad's forces held off from targeting Islamic State, an al Qaeda offshoot formerly known as the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
This has allowed the group to thrive and also weaken less hardline opposition groups that are backed by the West.
Assad has long painted the uprising in Syria as a foreign-backed Islamist conspiracy and his enemies say he has allowed the Islamic State to grow to promote that idea. But this month, Islamic State fighters have gained momentum
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Many thanks to Gregory Johnsen for weighing in on the article that I wrote about Yemen's "most wanted" terrorists. Without the research that he has done on al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) over the years, it would have been literally impossible for me to write the piece.
Johnsen takes issue with two of the names on my list: Anwar al-Awlaki and Hizam Mujali. I'm willing to concede to his superior expertise with Mujali, but I'd like to defend the inclusion of al-Awlaki on the list. He's certainly in a different category than the other candidates on the list, who are all tacticians of armed jihad. But his propaganda for the organization makes him as valuable to al Qaeda as any trigger-puller. From the U.S. perspective, the prospect that al-Awlaki could continue to publicly rail against the United States after maintaining contacts with three of the 9/11 hijackers and Major Nidal Malik Hasan is especially abhorrent. It amounts to another piece of evidence that praising the murder of U.S. citizens, even from within the United States, carries no consequences.
From the Yemeni perspective, however, I understand why al-Awlaki wouldn't be at the top of anyone's hit list: He's just another anti-West cleric preaching to a nation that takes many of his beliefs as conventional wisdom. The "danger" posed by al-Awlaki is really a microcosm for the larger cognitive dissonance between the United States and the Yemeni government over al Qaeda: The United States sees the organization as the primary threat to stability because it is the primary danger to them in the country, while the Yemeni government had to have its arm twisted to admit that al Qaeda is a priority among all the other pitfalls currently facing the country.
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For the second consecutive year, Shrader & Associates, LLP — http://www.yourmesotheliomalawfirm.com — is pleased to announce that Justin Shrader has been named to the 2013 roster of Texas Super Lawyers – Rising Stars Edition and on http://www.superlawyers.com.
According to Attorney Ross W. Stomel, Senior Partner, "Justin Shrader, at 40, is one of the youngest and most successful trial lawyers advocating for mesothelioma victims´ rights. Through his leadership and personal experience, Shrader & Associates LLC has obtained multimillion dollar results for clients in 33 states.
"In addition to championing mesothelioma victims, Justin´s team of legal specialists in a recent toxic chemical damages case secured a jury verdict of $7.5 million on behalf of a gasoline-truck driver (Lewis, et al. v. Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, LP)," Attorney Stomel added.
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Fellow fermenters are giving good bacteria their due
Crouching down for a peek into the tiny closet, it was clear that Austin Durant is an optimistic kind of guy. The small box of Arm & Hammer baking soda tucked by behind several large glass containers of fermenting vegetables was a valiant effort, but the smell of yeast-gone-wild won out. The scent floated through the entrance way and into Durant's living room upstairs.
The enthusiastic 38-year-old slow-food proponent isn't just embracing lacto-fermentation for his own diet; he's spreading the love by launching a Fermenters Club.
"Fermentation really speaks to me. This is my way of being counter cultural," says Durant. "When you think about it, humans have
co-evolved with this bacteria, and only in this cultural society have we turned our back on it, and now everything is anti-bacterial."
Fermentation is the process of preserving vegetables using salt or sugar to encourage lactic acid, which inhibits bad bacteria from surviving, while encouraging "good" bacteria, which advocates, like Durant, say is tasty and good for your health.
Fermenters Club members meet, exchange recipes and trade homemade fermented goodies. That's right. We said goodies, because surprisingly, it's not all sauerkraut and kimchi. (Though they make a somewhat smelly but delicious showing, too.)
"To show how simple, nutritious and easy (fermenting is) to do, it hit me one day to do a micro food swap," says Durant. With a hat tip toward food-geek humor, he launched two pilot groups he calls "cultures" last year. Each culture consists of four to six households who gather once a month or so to share the fermented foods they make.
Salsa, corn relish, yogurt, sourdough, cheese, ketchup, kombucha and even beer are examples of foods that fit the fermentation formula. Durant points to his fermentation bible, Sandor Ellix Katz's "Wild Fermentation," and says it's a great place to start for tips and recipes.
Club member Kristen Goodrich says the idea of fermenting her own food was daunting.
"I was walking into something out of my comfort zone," says Goodrich. "To eat something that I had put away for a few weeks without refrigeration? It was intimidating. But I jumped in because I'm a scientist and it felt like a big science experiment to me."
Goodrich's culture meets approximately every six weeks, where she snagged some surprising items, including rhubarb bitters, Meyer lemon vanilla marmalade, and preserved lemons.
"The last time we met, we went to the farmers market together and picked up sausages and ate the sauerkraut that had been fermenting from the last gathering. We really enjoyed each other's company, and talked about the challenges and experiences in doing this," says Goodrich.
The idea of encouraging things like bacteria and natural yeasts, all without the comfort of your refrigerator, can be eyebrow-raising, but Fred Breidt, a microbiologist with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service at North Carolina State University says there's a reason that humans have been using fermentation as a way to preserve food for thousands of years.
"It's been around for so long because it works," he says. "There are guidelines you need to pay attention to — if you get mold on the surface of the vegetables, it's not a good sign — but encouraging lactic acid formation is an efficient way to kill off bad bacteria like E. coli."


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Whether you go tiller or wheel, furling or hanked on jib depends on boat size and type of sailing you''ll do. I strongly disagree with the comment about furling being unsafe in that with furling you don''t have to go forward to take down/change sail when winds build. If you''re single handing you need to do everything you can to guarantee you stay on the boat! You simply reef to what you need from the safety of the cockpit. Of course the heart of this is a reliable and well maintained furling system that doesn''t jam. The advantage of hanked-on sails is that the cut is more efficient and you don''t have that wad of rolled up sail creating turbulence. In other words for racing you don''t want furling if you want to perform! Also, if you race you''ll want a tiller up to 30 ft. and from 28 and over a wheel for cruising comfort. A tiller gets real uncomfortable sitting sideways and turning to look forward after hours at the helm. I don''t believe tiller pilots are not as effective (or durable) as wheel pilots (I''ve had both).
With respect to outboard vs. inboard an inboard will far outperform an outboard in any kind of chop where the outboard is otherwise screaming half the time out of the water. The inboard will have much better reverse(stopping) characterists. The inboard will be quieter. However, the outboard is easier to upgrade and maintain. I wouldn''t buy an inboard unless it was a diesel and would definitely stay away from "saildrives" which are outboard type motors extended through the hull to try to act as inboards - too many problems with these. An advantage of an outboard is that it can be pulled up out of the water for less friction and hence better speed but in racing you get penalized by your rating anyway vs. the same boat with an inboard but you are faster! Over 28 ft. everything is mostly inboard anyways. In a used boat a diesel will have much more longevity than a gas engine. The diesel is also safer in that you don''t have to ventilate since the fume are not explosive like gasoling vapors.
Evaluate what you will mostly use the boat for - racing vs. cruising and keep asking people who own sailboats to form your own conclusions.
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There have been several small stories lately, so I'm going to post about several of them on this thread because they're not really worth having their own articles.
1. Izabella Tovar is in labor
16 & Pregnant season 3 girl, Izabella Tovar, and her fiancé, Jairo Rodrigues, are expecting their second child together. Izabella has been documenting her pregnancy on social media, specifically Instagram, and shared news recently that her blood pressure was high and she was on bed rest. Doctors decided to induce her this morning, and currently she's over 3 centimeters dilated, and her water was broken. I will post about the arrival of their daughter as soon as more details are available. Here's to hoping for a smooth delivery, as well as a happy and healthy mom and baby.
2. Farrah's mom does an interview with The Ashley
Farrah's mother, Debra Danielsen, has been pretty quiet since Teen Mom ended, but she did make an appearance on Couples Therapy, where Farrah revealed that her mother had been scammed out of a quarter of a million dollars by a boyfriend and business partner. The Ashley was able to talk to Debra about this, and Debra revealed that she has actually written a book about the events, which is called "Vapor" and covers her life throughout the year of the scams. Debra also answered questions about who takes care of Sophia, and claims that time is split between her and Michael, and that Sophia also has a nanny. Debra mentioned that Farrah is a businesswoman and that people don't see that. She claims that Farrah makes sure Sophia is in a good environment, and that Sophia loves spending time with her family.
3. Jordan Cashmyer goes to the hospital
Jordan had been absent from Twitter for a couple days and after her return to social media today, people were asking where she had been. Jordan took this opportunity to set the record straight about her brief absence, and talked about how she was hospitalized. Jordan said that she has suffered from post partum depression since the birth of her daughter, Genevieve, and that after some events in her life, she was unable to focus and cope due to some anxiety issues. She thought that she lost everything that was important to her, so she tried to overdose. Jordan said that things have been cleared for her to return home, and that she's back to feeling normal.
4. Mackenzie McKee starts a new job
Mackenzie was seen on her 16 & Pregnant episode attending cosmetology school while still in high school. When she graduated high school, she was a licensed cosmetologist and was able to cut hair for a brief period of time before the birth of her daughter, Jaxie. Mackenzie shared the following message with fans to let them know what she's been up to, and she revealed that she was back in a salon, and is currently training to be a fitness model.
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6. Ashley Salazar gets engaged
Well this one happened a while ago, but I never actually posted about it. Ashley and long-time boyfriend, Justin Lane, recently got engaged. Justin is the father of Ashley's daughter Callie who was adopted out to her aunt and uncle during her 16 & Pregnant episode. Ashley and Justin have been together for a couple of years, but after a drunken argument, the two called it quits and Ashley decided that she was going to stop drinking for good after revealing that she had a drinking problem. The two eventually got back together, and apparently things are going well because he proposed and she said yes.


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A few hours after a bunch of men, claiming to be MNS activists, attacked Bhojpuri singer and actor Manoj Tiwari's residence, the star spoke to Salil Deshpande
What is your take on the events of the last few days ?
It's as sad as it is shocking. We have been living here for years. It's not as if 60 lakh North Indians arrived in Mumbai overnight. So, these sudden unprovoked protests are result of the wicked mindsets of handful of people. I condemn such acts.
Maharashtra and Maharashtrians have always stepped forward, even laid their lives to protect the unity and sovereignty of this country. So, when a bunch of individuals talk of attacking their fellow Indians, one can't help but question their patriotism. It's difficult for me to say with authority as to who is behind these attacks. Raj Thackeray has denied of having anything to do with the attack on Amitabh Bachchan's house.
It's possible that Tuesday's attack at my home was similarly orchestrated by mischief makers to ruin his name. CM has called and assured me of security. I am grateful for that, but what about the security of lakhs of my brothers who are living in Mumbai? Tuesday's attack was directed against me as a Bhojpuri artiste. People don't realise what efforts we are takingto keep the Bhojpuri industry afloat.
You received threat calls. Your house was attacked. How long do you this will go on?
I don't remember community protests dragging on for so long. Sporadic incidents did take place in the past, but nothing on this scale. Unfortunately, these protests have infuriated people in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. So far, they are giving vent to their anger on statues and effigies. But there are Maharashtrians living in those states too. We are doing our best to ensure that they are not harmed.
If we leave recent developments aside, have you ever faced discrimination?
Quite the contrary, on January 13, I shared the stage with Shiv Sena leader Uddhav Thackeray and both of us felt there was absolutely no reason for north Indians to feel like outsiders. Remarks from Uddhav were received warmly by the north Indian community here. It's a myth that we favour only those leaders who hail from UP or Bihar. That's something people don't realise. If Raj Thackeray does good work for us, we will be more than happy to support him.
You received threats before the rally started at Shivaji Park.Then, the callers warned me against attending the rally.Is that when it all started?
On December 31, I was attacked while I was at a Congress function at Santa Cruz. Some people hurled stones at me, one of which caught me just below the eye. At that time, we were clueless, wondering why anyone would do such a thing. Now, it adds up. It seems that people behind that attack are the same who vandalised my house. Obviously, there are a few people who are not happy seeing North Indians come together.
You went there despite the threats?
Yes. I am an artiste and I went as one.
Despite knowing you were literally a stone's throw from Raj Thackeray's house?
I discovered only today that Thackeray lives right opposite Shivaji Park. Nevertheless, I would have done the same, even if I would've known about it beforehand. I would love to resolve all issues face-to-face.
And what would you say?
I would ask if he really is behind all this. And if he is, I would want him to tell me where I or the Bhojpuri community has erred.
Is your family scared after these threats and the attack? You have a little girl…
She doesn't know about it. She hasn't been told anything at all. My wife is a bit worried. But our concept of family is much bigger. We are as worried about the safety of our fellow North Indians living in Mumbai.
Do you think migration has created problems for the city?
Migration is not as big a problem as politics. We blame those who are doing everything possible to become leaders of the North Indian community. Some of these 'leaders' are saying some terrible things. Their language often is extremely crude and inflammatory. Community events like Chhath Puja, UP Divas have been politicised.
Have you contemplated leaving Mumbai?
No. Not even for a moment. In fact, people have been calling in after the attack to lend their support and solidarity. And a lot of them are Maharashtrians.


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The 2014 legislative session began on January 13, 2014 and was expected to conclude on April 22, 2014. However, the session continued past its projected deadline and ultimately adjourned on May 2, 2014. The state does not allow initiatives or referendums, therefore, measures must be referred by the Iowa Legislature. However, no legislatively-referred constitutional amendments made the ballot, so voters will not have any measures to vote on in 2014.
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- "Don't you be tricky now! Chains hates tricky."
- —Chains shouting at cops and civilians
Chains, also known as Nicolas, is a playable character. A 10-year military veteran, he wears a white, blue, and pink mask, and is voiced by Howard Thompson. In Payday 2, Chains is 37 years old.
In Payday 2 and the Web Series, he's portrayed by Damion Poitier.
According to Bain, he has just recently acquired and decrypted several classified FBI files regarding the background and criminal history of Dallas along with Wolf, Hoxton, and himself. The files are being put together for an upcoming release. [1]
PAYDAY: The HeistEdit
In his childhood he was in and out of foster homes and Juvenile detention Centers.
Always eager to test his limits and challenge death, Chains went after the most extreme component within the Navy, the U.S. Navy SEALs. He got there, but his itchy trigger finger and generally unreliable personality caused him to get kicked out fairly fast.
Chains left the Navy and went into the world of mercenary troops, offering his military expertise to the highest bidder. On the open market, he was paired up with all the scum of the earth and sent on missions to all four corners of the world.
Soon, the majority of Chains' acquaintances were criminals who came and went in the mercenary teams, either doing robberies and kidnappings as a change from the fighting, or the other way around. Chains, always looking for a new adrenaline fix, was quickly swept into this way of living.
Chains maintains the military lingo he was taught during his time in the Military. He has reached 35 years of age and has cheated death so many times now that he considers himself invincible, and he often challenges current threats to try to kill him.
PAYDAY 2Edit
Two years later, after the entire crew have moved to Washington D.C. Chains continued his crime spree alongside Dallas and Wolf, along with a new member who joined and temporarily took over the mantle of Hoxton.
According to the CrimeFest description of the new hitman John Wick, Chains and Wick were former comrades during their time in the military. Apparently Wick has just resurfaced after a time of "going dark" to lend Chains (and his buddies) a hand.
In the John Wick introduction trailer, Chains is seen holding a blonde woman in one of his safehouses. This probably hints at Chains having a girlfriend or lover. The same woman also addresses him by name, Nicolas. [2]
- During development, the following nicknames were scrapped: Grizzly, Deadlift, Brick Wall, and Alcatraz.[3]
- Chains wears a white-pinstripe suit during heists, regardless of armor.
- Chains, along with Jacket and Dragan are currently the only playable heisters in the series not to have a confirmed family or relative, as both Dallas and Hoxton have brothers, Houston is the aforementioned brother of Dallas and Clover, Wolf and Wick all have families.
- During development, Sony's game testers believed that the name "Chains" could be considered racist because of the United States' history of slavery. Overkill contemplated changing the spelling to "Chanes" or "Chaynes", but ultimately decided that the name was being over interpreted.[4]
- Chains gets his nickname from the hardened military lifestyle he once occupied.
- Each character was originally named by nationality, and Chains appears as "Spanish" or "Chilean" in the game files.
- Chains will sometimes talk in third person.
- Chains is the fifth oldest member of the crew after Dallas, John Wick, Bonnie, and Dragan.
PAYDAY: The HeistEdit
- Chains' voice actor, Howard Thompson, also voices the Jamaican drug dealer in Panic Room.[5]
- Chains is depicted as the "Support" in the "Upgrades" menu.
- Chains' Secret mask bears the illustration of Yggdrasil, the mythical tree connecting the nine worlds in Nordic lore. Said illustration also appears as a painting in Counterfeit and played a small role in the PAYDAY Secret ARG.
PAYDAY 2Edit
- Chains is depicted as the "Enforcer" in PAYDAY 2.
- He can be seen wielding a Reinfeld 880 on the background of this skill tree.
- Chains is also the only crew member to wear armor (as opposed to a buttoned two-piece suit) in his Skills menu background.
- He can be seen wielding a Reinfeld 880 on the background of this skill tree.
- Chains, along with Dallas, can be seen wielding a Heckler & Koch M416 in the first episode of the webseries. During the opening of the first episode he can be seen adjusting the rear sight while briefing on the van.
- Strangely, his M416 is replaced by an M4A1 when the police assaults the bank vault, although this is likely a continuity error, as it is not uncommon for film producers to mix up weapons of similar designs in-between different scenes.
- In the Web Series, Chains appears to be younger and he lacks the scar on his head.
- Like Dallas, Chains simply could have gone through a character re-design, with a new actor lending his likeness to the character.
- When throwing a grenade in PAYDAY 2, Chains may say "Surprise, motherf**ker," a reference to Dexter.
- The AI Chains wields a regular Mark 10 during stealth and a CAR-4 with Holographic sight during live combat.
- Before putting on his mask in PAYDAY 2, Chains can say "Walk through the valley, shadow of death, et cetera et cetera" - referencing Psalm 23:4 of the Bible, perhaps also referencing the film Pulp Fiction or the song Gangsta's Paradise by Coolio.
- Chains, like all the heisters, appear in the Official PAYDAY Christmas Carol, and his line is on the first Day, which he says he was given a "broke dick piece of shit drill."
- Chains apparently hired the armored truck driver in the Hoxton Breakout heist, as Hoxton complains to him about the truckbed's uncomfortability.
- In the Introduction Of John Wick trailer, it is shown that Chains has a Falcon rifle with a drum magazine and a Bernetti 9 tucked under his bed at his home. It is also revealed that he goes by the name Nicolas in civilian life, though it is unknown if this is his real name. He is also revealed to have a lover in Sweden, though the exact nature of their relationship is unknown.
- Chains' Falcon will occasionally swap to a Gewehr 3 at various points in the trailer.
- Chains is the only crew member that is not shot or injured in the Hoxton Breakout trailer.
- Houston is shot by a prison guard at the start after pushing Chains out of the line of fire of said prison guard, Hoxton's leg is injured by a piece of rebar during the initial explosion, Wolf is shot by a Bulldozer at the Control Room, and Dallas is hit in his bulletproof vest by the same Bulldozer.
- ↑ http://www.overkillsoftware.com/crimefest/
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kqoob2gAIPY&feature=youtu.be
- ↑ http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showpost.php?p=30863329&postcount=1
- ↑ http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showpost.php?p=30863329&postcount=1
- ↑ http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showpost.php?p=30886186&postcount=35
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Stone, Bernadine L. "Peg" (Pagel) 88, born and raised in Janesville, WI, moved to Chicago in 1943 to work for the Civil Service during WWII. She went home briefly only to return to the Windy City in 1948, where she remained throughout her life. She set out with dreams and goals, proving that nothing would keep her from accomplishing them except her desire to put the needs and interests of others first. Attending
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and the Chicago Art Institute, she became aware of her incredibly artistic talents and flourished in a career with Carson Pirie Scott & Co.'s display department. It was her creative eye for style and her elegant presence, though, that opened the door for her as a fashion model. She dazzled the photographers and runway on-lookers as well as one very special gentleman who knew her beauty shown just as brightly within her kind generous heart. With a mutual passion for music and dancing, she met her Prince Charming, Larry (dec.), and together, for more than 60 years, they shared an amazing spirituality and lived a love story only found in fairy tales. Their greatest pride and joy was their daughter, Dawn (Larry) Mullin and their two precious grandsons, Keaghen and Tristen, who reside in Vail, Colorado. A devoted daughter of the late Anna-Marie (Gackstatter) and William C. Pagel; loving sister of the late Wilbert (Janet, dec.) Pagel; dear aunt to four nieces, four nephews, four great-nieces and three great-nephews and doting "step-grandma". Her presence will be missed dearly but she will remain forever in our hearts. Memorial Service March 2nd at 2:00pm. Three Crowns Park, 2323 McDaniel, Evanston. Memorial gifts would be greatly appreciated by Trinity Methodist Church, 1024 Lake Ave., Wilmette, or Vail Christian High School, PO Box 2467, Edwards, CO 81632.
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