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There are two major elements that bring the Corvette mystique to life. First is power. Power animates the drivetrain and gets your Corvette moving so you can enjoy the thrust and handling enhancements you've made.
The other important engine-related element is fuel. No fuel means no go. Engine power is influenced by engine parameters such as induction-system design, combustion-chamber configuration, and exhaust. As a result of the Corvette engine's high-performance demands, not just any gasoline will do. The fuel you use should be tailored to match the power demands, so the engine can deliver maximum power throughout the rpm range. The most obvious topic of discussion concerning fuel demands is octane rating.
To learn more about octane basics, we interviewed Art Brown, technical operations manager at Sunoco Racing Fuels.
Simply stated, octane is a measure of a gasoline's antiknock quality or a fuel's resistance to pre-ignition or detonation. Pre-ignition occurs when the Air/Fuel (A/F) mixture is ignited before the spark occurs. Detonation is, by definition, A/F ignition at some location in the combustion chamber away from the plug. The higher the octane number, the higher a fuel's resistance to unintended combustion. Contrary to urban legend, octane isn't a measure of how fast fuel burns.
An engine's octane requirement is directly related to the engine's compression ratio, which is the ratio between the cylinder volume when the piston is at Bottom Dead Center (BDC) and when it's at Top Dead Center (TDC). If the volume at BDC is 1,000 cc, and at TDC it's 100 cc, the ratio would be 10:1. Mechanical items that can influence compression ratio are piston-to-deck clearance, piston dish, dome shape, head-gasket thickness, and combustion-chamber volume.
Compression is important for increasing power in naturally aspirated engines. When A/F is squeezed more tightly together, increased cylinder pressure results after ignition to create additional push on the piston during the power stroke. As the piston rises, the A/F mixture is compressed, which adds heat. If there is a hot spot in the combustion chamber, the mixture could be ignited prematurely before the spark plug fires. So, higher octane is the way pre-ignition or detonation can be controlled during the compression cycle.
An important concept to understand is that combustion is not an explosion. Ideally, it is a flame wave, initiated by the spark, which burns across the combustion chamber. This smooth burning generates the rapid rise in cylinder pressure during the power stroke.
Knock is the negative result when combustion occurs somewhere else in the cylinder, in addition to the plug. Like the spark-plug-initiated flame wave, the second wave expands so a collision between the wave fronts occurs. This collision produces a radical spike in cylinder pressure. Instead of a firm, even push down on the piston, the pressure spike hammers it down. This is strong enough that it can ultimately burn a piston, crack a piston ring or ring land, or a spark-plug electrode. These excessive pressure spikes can damage even engine bearings. When you hear a metallic rattle while driving, that is the sound of detonation and, in most cases, the cure is fuel with the correct octane.
No doubt, you've seen the "RON plus MON divided by 2" formula posted on fuel pumps. As Brown explains, there is the Research Octane Number (RON) and Motor Octane Number (MON). Together, this is the Anti-Knock Index (AKI).
RON utilizes a single-cylinder, laboratory test engine running at 600 rpm with an 83-degree F. intake temperature. MON, on the other hand, utilizes a 900-rpm limit and a 300-degree intake temperature. Test data from these engines allows octane to be determined. Because the AKI is an average, you can have very different fuels produce the same AKI. A fuel with a 120 RON octane and a fuel with a MON 102 octane will deliver the same octane number as one with a 113 RON octane and a MON of 109. By blending different fuels, Sunoco can create a cost-effective gasoline with the desired octane.
Knock control was originally accomplished by adding tetraethyl lead. According to Brown, lead was the standard octane booster. He explains, "It does not bind with gasoline, but rather mixes with it." Using lead was a cheap and easy way to boost octane since all you had to do was pour and mix it in. Until the phase-out of lead starting in 1974 (due to toxic lead emissions), it was easy to get enough octane for your Corvette's engine.
Over the past 25 years, compression ratios have climbed back up, thanks to a combination of refined combustion-chamber design characteristics and engine control electronics. Today you can increase compression and power, but remain detonation free with unleaded 92-octane fuel.
Today, Sunoco blends selected fuel stocks in order to achieve a desired octane rating, in addition to meeting EPA-mandated requirements for oxygenates and emissions-reducing formulation. "We formulate fuels with gasoline components as well as oxygenated components and blend them to 100 octane," Brown explains. "You're limited in the amount of octane you can acquire at a reasonable price through the use of hydrocarbon components and oxygenates. This limit is about 104 octane."


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Pepper of Bungalow to Go Joins Tumbleweed
As of December, Pepper Clark of Bungalow to Go has accepted a full time job at Tumbleweed, and she's now spending her days at the Sonoma office working hand in hand with the team to make fabulous things happen. Here's what she has to say about this new development:
A month ago I would never have imagined I would step away from my own business to take a "regular job" again, but the three most important things to me about working independently are that I get to be exactly who I am (no pantyhose and high heels for me!), I get to make business decisions based not only on the bottom line but also on their emotional and environmental impact, and I get a lot of fulfillment out of the level of creativity and autonomy it gives me. The miraculous thing about working here is that I still get to cover all three of those bases while working cooperatively with a talented group of people who have similar perspectives and priorities.
After the two workshops I presented last year I kept in touch with the Tumbleweed folks. I know from everything we've shared that the highest calling for the whole team is to make the tiny house dream attainable for everyone who wants to grab it. To do that, a certain amount of sustainable growth is called for. When they felt ready to grow and hire some more people, I was flattered to find that I was at the top of their list of people to bring in full time. For now I'm providing building and design consultations and customer support while preparing for presenting workshops again in spring.
We're working together on revamping the workshop format to create the best possible experience based on years of feedback from our audiences. We're very excited about adding more opportunity for tiny house fans to connect socially with each other, and putting in some hands on elements for workshops coming up in 2013.
As for Bungalow to Go, we've decided the way to go forward is to combine forces with Tumbleweed. For now, my partner and the crew will continue to work the same way they always have, with my input gradually being replaced with their efforts. When Tumbleweed customers have a need for a customized or fully custom build in our region, Bungalow to Go will get that project.
Overall, I view the changes in Tumbleweed as nothing but positive. We're growing so that we'll be able to do what we've been doing, but more so- helping people fulfill their tiny house dreams through education,inspiration, and simply amazing support and research. Over the past years with very little "manpower" we've been limited on what we could do to bring the wealth of our knowledge out to everyone, but that's going to change soon.
Welcome Pepper, and we look forward to working together to expand the horizon of possibilities for all the many people who want to think big and live tiny!

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With new name and evolving attractions, former Wild Animal Park succeeds even in sagging economy
Safari Park Facts
Size: An 1,800-acre wildlife preserve just north of state Route 78 in the San Pasqual Valley. About 900 acres are part of the public "park experience" with the rest used for research, breeding, or designated as open space.
Attendance: Although it doesn't share exact numbers, the Safari Park averages more than 1.5 million visitors annually. The San Diego Zoo in Balboa Park sees about 3.5 million visitors each year.
Cost: Varies widely with different packages, memberships, and options available.
Hours: Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Feb. 15. Hours are longer later in the year.
San Pasqual Valley
Forty years after it opened to the public, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in the San Pasqual Valley east of Escondido remains a unique and more-popular-than-ever North County destination and experience.
Not even the Great Recession could hurt attendance, park officials say.
"We honestly thought as an organization that the economy was going to be a hit," said Rick Shwartz, the zoo and Safari Park official ambassador (the Joan Embry of today). "But we found that our numbers stayed the same. There was very little change. We have no way of tracking why that is. Our only guess … is that while we might not have had as many out-of-town tourists, because we are such a unique facility, a lot of locals took advantage of it."
Safari Park, of course, was known for years as the San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, and many longtime visitors will always think of it as such. Some resistance existed at first about the name change, but almost two years later the minor controversy has calmed down.
"The truth is for the vast amount of tourists who come here from other countries the term 'safari' translates much better than 'wild animals,' " Schwartz said. "In a couple languages it translated into 'animals running amok.' Wild for us means 'the wild,' the wild frontier. 'Wild' in other languages means 'out of control.' So do you really want to go to the animals-out-of-control park?"
The park and zoo are run by the nonprofit San Diego Zoo Global, formerly known as the San Diego Zoological Society.
The zoo has facilities in 35 locations around the world, most of them animal or plant conservation projects, and is known not just for the zoo and Safari Park, but for its efforts to repopulate animal species.
The park is home to more than 2,600 animals representing more than 300 species, as well as thousands of different, often exotic, plants.
Before the park opened its doors to the public, it had been operating as a breeding complex for the zoo for nearly a decade. Partly in response to donor requests, the decision was made in the late 1960s to open part of it to the public and it did so, after some construction delays, in May 1972.
It is a vast park compared with a typical zoo. Many species — such as rhinoceros and giraffe — are allowed to mingle in wide open parts of the complex, at least those animals that won't eat one another.


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Bats Need Homes, Too Students Hang Bat Boxes at Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve
Bats Need Homes, Too
Students Hang Bat Boxes at Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve
Bats: flinch-inducing terrors or misunderstood cruisers of the night? Whatever your outlook, students of Amy Gerhauser's Environmental Art course at St. Edward's University are learning the value of creating homes for the winged mammals. After learning that bat populations are diminishing, the students decided to create "bat boxes," to meet the course's requirement—to select and build an artificial habitat.
The students recently hung their bat boxes from rafters of the outdoor pavilion at Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve, which serves as an interdisciplinary laboratory of St. Edward's University to promote environmental education, research, conservation and preservation.
"Bats are really tremendous creatures who have acquired this connotation of being dirty, rabid beasts, yet they are quite vital to a vast array of ecosystems," says Brandon Goodwin, a junior Art major at St. Edward's enrolled in the course. "They are tremendous pollinators and provide a balance to the influx of mosquitoes and other insects."
Gerhauser says that the decline in the number of bats is due to pollution and habitat encroachment and destruction. She also acknowledged that they are "feared by some, which can lead to intentional destruction."
Working in small groups, the students constructed the boxes with plywood and coated them with a water-based sealer. Bat boxes must be 2 feet tall and include grooved partitions for the bats to grab onto and have an opening at the bottom for them to fly in and out. They must be hung at least 10 feet above the ground, near a water source and away from trees or buildings that could obstruct their flight path. Lucky for bats who make their home in Austin: most prefer a roosting chamber between 80 and 100 degrees.
Gerhauser, a local artist and sculptor, began working with Wild Basin several years ago on site-specific projects for students. The projects were a hit with students who loved working in a "natural, non-landscaped space." Students will be back periodically throughout the semester to see if their bat boxes have attracted "tenants."
"Wild Basin is a wonderful resource for the academic and larger community," says Gerhauser.
Want to install a backyard bat house of your own? Bat house plans are available on the Bat Conservation International website.
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When Flash, a very curious little fish, is caught and held prisoner on dry land, his aunts and uncles are determined to save him. But how can they leave the water to rescue him? With the help of a wise old frog and a little magic, even the most unlikely wishes can come true.
This highly imaginative and funny picture book paints the world from a whole new perspective—from a fish's point of view. Children will delight in the wonderful characters of the lake, and in their extraordinary adventure on dry land. Hardbound, 8" x 9 1/2", 32 pages. Recommended for ages 3 through 6.
Elsa Beskow (1874-1953), born Elsa Maartman in Stockholm, was a pioneering author and illustrator of children's books in Sweden—perhaps the best known of all Swedish children's book artists. Her books were inspired by her own childhood experiences, as well as those of her six children. Central themes were the relationships between children and adults and children's independent initiative. Her books are continually reprinted, and many have become classics. She also illustrated ABC books and songbooks for Swedish schools.
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History: Medieval History: Feudalism
1. Under a feudal agreement, who was the original giver of land?
History: Ancient Greece: Ancient Sparta
2. What did all Spartan men spend most of their adult lives doing?
Training for war
Making music
Creating art
Training for war
History: Civil War: Civil War : Volume 4
3. This was Confederate General Thomas Johnathan Jackson's nickname.
Old Blue Eyes
Da Man
Old Hickory
History: Mixed Bag: History High - World, U.S.
4. The name for the time period where there was an extraodinary decrease in learning and knowledge was known as the _______ ________.
Roman Ages
Dark Ages
Down Ages
Lost Ages
Dark Ages
History: World War II: World War II
5. Which of these was not the name of a WWII dictator?
Josef Stalin
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Hideki Tojo
Hideki Tojo
History: War History: Wars and Conflicts of the 19th Century
6. This war broke out in the middle of the 19th century. It was fought between Russia and the combined powers of Britain, France, and the Ottoman Empire.
The East-West War
The War of the Black Sea
The Russo-British War
The Crimean War
The Crimean War
History: Asian: 20th Century Middle East
7. What belief do Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share?
They all have one god
They interpret the Bible in the same way
They are divided into Sunni and Shi'ite
They are similar in forms of worship
They all have one god
History: 1950s Nostalgia: Remembering the 50s - 1950 Americana
8. Which oft-married Hollywood actress took her first of many husbands in May of 1950?
Lucille Ball
Elizabeth Taylor
Greer Garson
Ava Gardner
Elizabeth Taylor
History: US Colonial History: Early US Government
9. What King was reigning in England when the colonists decided they wanted to fight for independence?
Edmund III
Edward V
George III
William II
George III
History: Medieval History: The Code of Chivalry
10. Over time, the concept of the knight was replaced by the invention of firearms and knights were no longer needed on the battlefield. What are knighthoods considered as today?
the knowledge that one has done a job well
there is no knighthood today
a reward for service to one's country
becoming part of the country's defense system
a reward for service to one's country


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Thursday, January 16th (All times Eastern)
New York Islanders (18-23-7) at Tampa Bay Lightning (28-15-4), 7:30 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - After coming up short in their bid to match the longest road winning streak in team history, the New York Islanders will try to bounce back when they visit the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday.
New York had won seven straight on the road, including the first three tests on a six-game swing, before losing a 4-2 decision Tuesday night against the Florida Panthers.
It was the Isles' first loss away from home since a 6-3 setback in Phoenix on Dec. 12. New York's seven-game road win streak was the second longest in club history behind its eight-game tear from Feb. 27-March 29, 1981.
The Isles dug themselves an early hole on Tuesday, allowing Aleksander Barkov to score just 32 seconds into the game en route to a 3-0 deficit after one period. Colin McDonald and Thomas Vanek both lit the lamp for the Islanders in the loss and Kevin Poulin allowed all four goals on 26 shots in defeat.
It was just the second loss in nine games overall for the Islanders, who only got two of their 33 shots past Florida goaltender Tim Thomas.
"It's partially good goaltending, but also us not burying our chances," Vanek said. "It's those little plays we didn't execute."
Despite their recent hot play, the Islanders are still last in the Metropolitan Division with 43 points. New York, which will close its trek Saturday in Philadelphia, is 11-14-0 as the road club this season.
The Lightning recently went 2-1-0 on a three-game road trip and they closed the swing with a 2-1 regulation win over the New York Rangers. Ben Bishop returned to the crease for Tampa in Tuesday's win over the Rangers and picked up his 23rd victory of the season.
Making his first appearance since spraining his right wrist on Jan. 5, Bishop allowed just Brad Richards' first-period goal on 34 shots to outduel New York goaltender Henrik Lundqvist. Bishop has been one of the best goaltenders in the league this season, going 23-5-3 with a 1.83 goals against average and .937 save percentage.
"Ben was probably our best player tonight," said Lightning head coach Jon Cooper. "When you're going on the road and trying to win a hockey game, it all starts with goaltending and he gave us a chance to win tonight."
Victor Hedman and Nikita Kucherov scored nine seconds apart in the second period to help make Bishop's return a successful one.
Tampa has forged a tie with Boston atop the Atlantic Division. Both teams have 60 points, but the Bruins, who play tonight in Dallas, have a game in hand over the Lightning.
The Lightning are 14-5-2 as the host this season and are playing two straight and four of their next five games at the Tampa Bay Times Forum.
The Isles had won three straight in this series before the Lightning notched a 3-2 road shootout win on Dec. 17. New York has claimed nine of its past 13 encounters with the Bolts overall and has won three of the past five tests in Tampa.


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Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 released
The Debian Project is pleased to announce the official release of Debian
GNU/Linux version 4.0, codenamed "etch", after 21 months of constant
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and compatibility with the FHS v2.3 and software developed for version
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Using a now fully integrated installation process, Debian GNU/Linux 4.0
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The Indianapolis Colts have been one of the most successful franchises in the NFL over the past two decades. Colts football can be traced back as late as 1946, but didn't make it in the NFL for good until 1953. Under head coach Weeb Ewbank, the Baltimore Colts won two NFL championships in nine seasons. In 1968 the Baltimore Colts made its first Super Bowl under head coach Don Shula and won its first Super Bowl in 1971 by defeating the Dallas Cowboys. In 1984, the Colts made the move from Baltimore to Indianapolis and have been there ever since. The Colts struck gold in 1998 when they selected Peyton Manning with the first overall pick in the NFL Draft. With Manning under center and Tony Dungy running the show as the head coach, the Colts embarked on more than a decade of playoff appearances including a Super Bowl XLI victory over the Chicago Bears. The Colts have retired seven numbers and have nine players in their Ring of Honor. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Indianapolis Colts tickets.
The Colts franchise rests on the shoulders of their quarterback once again, and Andrew Luck has begun looking like he was worth every bit of that No. 1 overall pick. Luck threw for 23 TDs and almost 4,000 yards in 2013, and he's expected to be even better this time around. The Colts added Hakeem Nicks to his receiving corps, who is poised to break out after having a bad 2013 with the Giants. The Colts had a very good overall season last year, winning 11 games and miraculously coming from behind to beat the Chiefs in the Wild Card round of the playoffs. The Colts will start the season against a familiar face when they travel to Denver to face Peyton Manning on the Broncos. The first home game will be in Week 2 when the Eagles comes into town, and they'll also welcome in the Titans, Ravens, and Bengals through October. The Colts will get their rematch against the Patriots in Week 11, and beating the team that knocked them out of the playoffs last season would go a long way in securing another berth in the postseason.
Check out our Indianapolis Colts Season Preview History page for previews of previous Colts seasons.
Indianapolis plays its home games at Lucas Oil Stadium located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Lucas Oil Stadium was opened in 2008 and seats 67,000 screaming fans. It is unique in that it has a retractable roof and moving windows facing the city. In addition to being the home of the Colts, Lucas Oil Stadium also hosts NCAA basketball tournaments. The Indianapolis Colts home bench is on the Lucas Oil Stadium sideline with sections 135-145, so for seats near the team, look to these sections when buying Indianapolis Colts tickets. Lucas Oil Stadium parking information is covered in our Colts event guide.
New England Patriots, Houston Texans
Two of the more successful franchises since 2001, it comes as no surprise that this would be the most notable rivalry in the NFL. These two teams have combined for multiple Super Bowls and 6+ AFC Championships in the last 15 years. With three playoff matchups including two AFC Championship games, the stakes always seem to be at its highest when these two teams faceoff.
This rivalry has continued to get better over recent seasons as the Texans have improved as a football team. With both teams playing in the same division, games are often more intense in their two matchups then the other games they play throughout the season.
This rivalry has picked up steam over the last few seasons with the Texans improving in the win column. With these two teams competing two times a year, it is only natural for there to be a love/hate relationship. As a result of being in the same division, the intensity is usually higher when these two teams meet.
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Pet Botanics Grain Free Rolled Puppy Food is all natural (with added vitamins & minerals). Meat is the #1 ingredient, with omega fatty acids, containing botanifits and the exclusive blend of natural antioxidants and herbs to support immunity & digestion.
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Posted 16 March 2011 - 01:19
I like the prodigy one more, the Marco V sounds too electronic.
little different than you are posting but...
Not as much vocalizing, but.. good song none the less.
has a bit more.
Can't beat Delerium - Silence, old but good
Posted 16 March 2011 - 01:30
Cygnus X - The Orange Theme
(been remixed to death now though but this is the original and still best!)
Jones & Stephenson - The First Rebirth
A series of HUGE build-ups and GREAT to mix with!
Art of Trance - Madagascar (Ferry Corsten Remix)
Anomaly - Calling Your Name (BT Mix)
(Favourite Vocal Trance)
All classic trance
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Posted 18 March 2011 - 00:40
Ah naw man... you gotta here the dj tiesto version live at TMF 2005 with mason's eletric violin! the cd singles sux bawls But still having another version is
My favourite trance tracks....
Andain FTW!!!! she has teh best live voice!
Oh dear god... I was expecting to walk into this thread having to do it all by myself, but luckily there are other Trance addicts out there it seems.
I guess some others that I can throw out that I have loved recently are tracks by Gabriel & Dresden, Nadia Ali, Tydi, Andain, Cosmic Gate, Tritonal, and Matt Cerf & Jaren.
Some others that have made amazing tracks that come to mind are: D:Folt & Marcie, David West, Denis Shepherd & Cold Blue, DJ Shog, Roger Shah (formerly DJ Shah)
Another good way to find amazing vocal Trance is to look for songs that feature a certain vocalist. The best ones that I recall(after a bit of song-navigating) in my opinion are: Emma Hewitt, Justine Suissa, Sarah Howells, Kirsty Hawkshaw, Julie Thompson, Aruna ( I especially love her vocals recently), Audrey Gallagher, Marcie, Tiff Lacey, Jeniffer Rene, Jaren Cerf, Adrina Thorpe, Nadia Ali (well hmm.. guess she gets another mention), Andain (her too)
Go wild.
EDIT: Forgot Christina Soto from Tritonal. She's amazing as well.
might be a little faster than ya want.
The beat on that alex fain song is amazing!!!!
I can't stop listening to this tracks:
plus many more
a great place to find more is http://pureblissvocals.blogspot.com/
Great to see this many vocal trance fans on neowin
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Eliran Haliva feat. Anna Basel - Fallen Angels (Original Mix)
Akki & Christian Zechner Feat. Aina - Dreams
Force Majeure - Out Of My Mind (Blake Jarrell & Jeff Devas Vocal Mix)
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Jonas Steur feat. Julie Thompson - Side By Side (Original Mix)
Santiago Niño & Damien Heck feat. Antonia Lucas - Red Sky (Santiago Niño Vocal Mix)
And one of my all time favorites: Michael Woods - Solex (Close To The Edge) (Original CD Mix)
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'Loveable rogue' Paul's family ripped apart by tragic deaths
Last updated at 13:29, Tuesday, 08 May 2012
A MAN who died after he was found unconscious in the street lost one brother in a brutal knife attack and his other brother died of cancer as a child.
Paul Eugene Green, of Adelphi Court, Barrow, was found lying unconscious in Penrith Street, Barrow, at around 12.45am on Thursday.
The 44-year-old was taken to Furness General Hospital but died on Friday afternoon.
For Mr Green's family, his death is the latest in a string of tragedies.
His brother Barry was stabbed to death in Barrow Park in November 1999. Barry's killer, Paul Duncan, was jailed for six years, reduced from an initial nine-year sentence by the judge – a decision which devastated the family at the time.
Some years earlier, Mr Green's other brother, David, died from leukaemia aged 11. The boys' mum, Carol Irish, died around four years ago, and their dad, Barry Senior, is battling cancer.
Their aunt, Gloria Rooney, told the Evening Mail she was "like a second mother" to Mr Green and says her family has been ripped apart.
Mrs Rooney, mother to Mr Green's cousins Michael, 35, and Kerri, 33, said: "We were like one big family, but there's only my two left now.
"It's been tragic right through. I don't know where the bad luck has come from.
"The way that it gets you – when you're trying to sleep, you can't because everything runs through your mind. Me and Michael, we're basically drinking tea and smoking and just talking about him, because he was so funny."
Mrs Rooney, 57, said Mr Green had been released following a two-month prison sentence, in the past two weeks.
She said he was "getting his act together" and working hard on his new flat.
Mrs Rooney, of Cheviot Green, Barrow, said: "I last saw him at 5.30pm on Wednesday.
"He was just his normal self. I left him at the bus stop. He'd just got a new flat and had been decorating it and he was in high spirits.
"Next thing, I was woke up at 4.30am and they told me they had found him (injured at the scene)."
Mrs Rooney said Mr Green's life support was turned off at 4.45pm on Friday.
His family was told he was brain dead when first admitted but doctors had to exhaust all tests.
Mr Green was a former Alfred Barrow and Cambridge Primary School pupil and worked in the Grange Hotel, in Grange, during his 20s.
Mrs Rooney said he used to have a scooter which was "his pride and joy" and had a flair for drawing.
She added: "He was a nuisance, like them all. He was daft as a brush at times and he could annoy people with his silliness.
"But really, it was the tragedy of his brothers, and especially Barry getting stabbed to death, and then his mam dying, that got to him. That took its toll.
"Then with my mam dying as well seven years ago, his nanna – it's been death after death. Nobody can believe it."
A Barrow Island man who knew Mr Green and his brother Barry, but did not wish to be named, said: "Paul was a good lad – a sort of loveable rogue.
"He was harmless – a quiet lad. I knew his brother, Barry, for about 25 years and he was a lovely lad."
A neighbour of Mrs Rooney's, who also asked not to be named, said of Mr Green: "He always said hi. He was very friendly.
"He was always one who comes up to you and start a conversation and say 'Hiya, how are you? All right?'"
Andrew John Logan, 42, of Rawlinson Street, Barrow, has been charged with manslaughter and appeared before Furness Magistrates Court on Monday.
A 29-year-old man, also arrested in connection with the investigation, has been released on bail pending further enquiries.
Detective Chief Inspector Bob Qazi said: "This is a complex investigation into the circumstances that have led to the tragic death of Paul Green.
"As a result of the intensive enquiries we have charged a man with the manslaughter of Mr Green.
"The investigation is continuing and I would again urge anyone who has information about the movements of Mr Green to contact Barrow CID.
"I am particularly interested in speaking to anyone who may have seen or heard Mr Green in the Mercer Street or Penrith Street area of Barrow.
"I would also like to state that our thoughts are with the family of Mr Green during this difficult time and we continue to offer them support."
Anyone with information is asked to contact Barrow CID on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
First published at 13:45, Monday, 07 May 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
Have your say
I went to school with Paul and as teenagers we spent many fun times together. I knew both his brothers too. Although I hadn't seen Paul since leaving school I pften thought about him. Very sad news, and my thought go out to his remaining family.
I went to ST Pius school with David and also knew Barry. I send my thoughts to the family.


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Anyone have the set list from Brixton?
Hey folks,
Due to sudden illness I had to give up my tickets to see koRn at Brixton. Gutted doesn't cover it.
I would be grateful if anyone has a copy of the set list so I can at least make up a CD of the gig and pretend I was there
Which tracks did they play from Totality?
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RE: Anyone have the set list from Brixton?
There you go:
1 - Predictable
2 - Lies
3 - No Place to Hide
4 - Good God
5 - Narcissistic Cannibal
6 - Kill Mercy Within
7 - Chaos Lives in Everything
8 - My Wall
9 - Get Up!
10 - Way Too Far
11 - Here to Stay
12 - Freak on a Leash
13 - Falling Away From Me
14 - Another Brick in the Wall
15 - Shoots and Ladders / One
16 - Got the Life
17 - Blind
I went to the show,travelled from Portugal to see it.
Definitely worth it.
It's fucking jack o'clock
RE: Anyone have the set list from Brixton?
Botto, you sir, are a legend. Thank you.
...they played Predictable!
Ah, sad to miss Lies and Good God live, but I saw them play those tracks @ Manchester and Southampton a couple years ago.
Really glad you had a good one.


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I need a program that can show the amount of time that I spend programming. Records the start time of the day, end time of the day, and the programs that are focused (To show I'm logging time for programming, and not watching video's )
I've done a Google search, but I wanted to look at ones that people here have had experience with.
I prefer free, but if they are pay, and not too expensive, then that's alright as well.
I would also prefer one that works with Linux and Windows, but it's not a requirement. One or the other is fine as well.
Thanks for any assistance


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Fusobacterium group Database
Human Microbiome Project
Goal I: 1,000 reference genomes
One of the goals of the Human Microbiome Project is to sequence 1,000 microbial genomes. Although the number of microbial species associated with the human body is predicted to be many times this number, these genome sequences will establish a valuable benchmark for understanding microbial communities and will enable more complex metagenomic studies.
These genome sequences represent five broad environments of the human body:
- The gastrointestinal and urogenital tracts
- The skin
- The mouth
- The airways (nasal, pharyngeal, and lung)
Within each body environment, microbial strains are selected based on phylogenetic diversity, clinical importance, abundance within the body site, and significance for understanding genetic diversity within a species.
The Human Microbiome Project seeks to provide a valuable resource to the scientific community and is actively seeking input on the selection of important strains for whole genome sequencing.