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|Dragon Age II is a single player role-playing game (RPG) for play on the Xbox 360. Epic sequel to the BioWare developed 2009 Game of the Year, Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age II continues the adventure with a new hero, Hawke, and utilizes the choices made by the player to affect a story that spans ten years worth of time in-game. Additional game features include: the ability to choose your character's class and sex, a new cinematic in-game experience, a nonlinear narrative and the ability to import saved information from earlier Dragon Age games. About Dragon Age II Embark on an all-new adventure spread across a ten-year span of years with an all-new hero in the multiple award-winning Dragon Age saga. In Dragon Age II you are Hawke, said to have been one of the few to survive the destruction of your homeland. Forced to fight for survival, you gathered the deadliest of allies, amassed fame and fortune and sealed your place in history, eventually becoming in effect a legend in your own time. But legends are all in the telling. Dragon Age II utilizes a nonlinear narrative, taking the form of a story-within-a-story that hinges upon your exploits as told by the storyteller, Varick. Yet like any good storyteller, Varick tends to exaggerate from time to time. When questioned on events related to Hawke, Varick may present a different scenario in which Hawke's exploits play out. It is within these replays that the decisions of the players hold sway, as their particular versions of Hawke relive these events. Is the player's particular version of Hawke, male or female? A warrior, a rogue, or a mage? Is Hawke good-natured or something less than a salt-of-the-Earth type? Is romance in the air amongst characters he/she associates with? These choices are all the player's to make and each affect the the outcome of the story at all levels.
"...not quite the same game, but where it's different it is better. Limim, GameArena
"A visceral, well-written and worthy sequel to an excellent game, with huge potential to become a modern classic. Phil Iwaniuk, PCFormat
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Smoke and Mirrors4/25/2013
The combat is certainly more savage & fun to watch, but when u have to press a button for every single attack, it gets to the point where you can't enjoy it anymore. The original game play let u use strategy and then watch the results of ur choices play out. This new system is almost too fast and hectic to be appreciated. They made a similar choice with the path they took after the original game.
Dragon Age 2 Xbox 3601/7/2012
The sequel to the highly successful Dragon Age: Origins by Bioware. The story starts out with you and your family fleeing from the darkspawn. It does allow you to create your own character as in the first dragon age. The graphics in the game are good and the main character has dialogue in this one. Weapons and armor are able to be upgraded. You are able to upgrade your team's weapons, but you are not able to update their clothing. You can add runes to the clothing, but that is the extent. Storyline is engaging, typical of a Bioware rpg, yet somewhat conflicting and forced with the Mage/Templar conflict. The storyline is centered around the city of Kirkwall, and shortly feels repetitive, as does the quest maps. Overall a good rpg, but dissapointing compared to the incredible effort of Origins.
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It seems like every day we discover yet another reason to reaffirm the awesomeness of our four-legged friends. For one thing, dogs are super troopers when it comes to our embarrassing Facebook antics.
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I don't know about you, but I can get into a Wednesday slump sometimes. "Why is the weekend still so far away??" But you know what helps lift my spirits? Really cute Internet videos!
Sure, Halloween is all about the kiddos. Opening the front door to the neighborhood wee ones (yours or someone else's) dressed in their trick-or-treating finery is a sugar rush unto itself.
It's a very special day. It's Friday! In case this terrible, terrible song doesn't quite capture how excited we are for the weekend (we so excited), here are some memes. In case the memes don't adequately express how excited we are for the weekend, just look for the person wearing no pants with a pitcher of sangria in each hand -- that's us. Enjoy!
If you're feeling down with a case of the Mondays, you probably just need some cuteness to lift your spirits!
If your dog is like mine, then it LOVES the car. She likes to just spend time in it.
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What are you doing, dog? You're not people!
Put on your finest cardigan and start chugging pumpkin spice-flavored things like it's a seasonal drink that won't be around all year -- autumn is coming, and these dogs are excited about it.
It's not always cats and dogs that fight like cats and dogs.
In this video taken in Australian, a kangaroo and a dog go at it, with more jawing than actual action.
Hopefully you're enjoying your day off. You know who's not? These animals! They're busy putting the "cat" in business cat-sual. Sure, a tie might be closer to standard business attire, but we're pretty sure the lack of pants keeps it totally casual.
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Keeping the CTS clean
I was just wondering what everyone was using for cleaning products, specifically the items below
1) what do you use to wash/dry your car with? Everything I find leave a ton of lint. I even found this microfiber wash mitt that leaves a ton of lint. Also, are chamois the only good thing that can be used for drying cars? I personally don't care for them
2) what do you wipe down seats with? The dealership told me leather cleaner, but whats the best kind to use? I have a few spots, I don't if its from wearing jeans, or whatever, but I don't want to just use anything. On my old car, I would use a damp cloth with ivory soap, but not sure that's good for leather
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Meguiars makes a lot of care care products. I also like Zymol leather products. Use quality Microfiber wipes. Keep belt buckles away when you clean the outside. Meguiars has products in every auto store and Wally world. There are others... Google car care products..
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I use Adams products at home and have a pro do it when I am too busy.
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One major rivalry is between AMD and Intel. AMD's Opteron mainstream server processors consume 95 watts, compared to a range of 110 to 165 watts for Intel's accompanying Xeon. When it comes to servers, Sun Microsystems has built an ad campaign around the idea of using less energy.
The Green Grid effort is open to computing professionals, hardware and software companies, systems integrators and others, but Intel isn't involved.
"We were not asked to join," spokesman Scott McLaughlin said. "We've been involved in a lot of alliances and have a history of developing industry ecosystems. Regardless of who's organizing it, we're always ready to participate as long as it's focused on the customer not just issuing press releases."
Au contraire, countered AMD spokesman Phil Hughes. Although Intel didn't receive a written invitation, AMD representatives verbally invited Intel on March 27, he said.
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Posted: 08/28/2012 - President Barack Obama is telling college students they have the most at stake in November's presidential election and says their generation will determine the nation's path.
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LA JOLLA–Tickets are on sale now for the Salk Institute's 19th Annual Symphony at Salk, one of the summer's premiere events, taking place on Saturday, August 23. The annual musical affair features the highly regarded San Diego Symphony along with Emmy, Tony and Golden Globe-nominated star Matthew Morrison.read more >>
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LA JOLLA–Salk Institute professor Tony Hunter has been awarded the 2014 Royal Medal for biological sciences by the Royal Society, a fellowship of some of the world's most eminent scientists based in the United Kingdom.read more >>
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LA JOLLA—Frogs, dogs, whales, snails can all do it, but humans and primates can't. Regrow nerves after an injury, that is—while many animals have this ability, humans don't. But new research from the Salk Institute suggests that a small molecule may be able to convince damaged nerves to grow and effectively rewire circuits. Such a feat could eventually lead to therapies for the thousands of Americans with severe spinal cord injuries and paralysis.read more >>
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LA JOLLA—For hundreds of years, healers in São Tomé e Príncipe—an island off the western coast of Africa—have prescribed cata-manginga leaves and bark to their patients. These pickings from the Voacanga africana tree are said to decrease inflammation and ease the symptoms of mental disorders.read more >>
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|Veal shoulder
|4 Pound
|Hard-cooked eggs
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Red wine
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|Rice flour
|1 Tablespoon
|Whipping cream
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
Combine the ground beef in a bowl with the bread crumbs, egg, salt, pepper and nutmeg, blending well.
Set aside.
Pound the veal with a mallet until it is of uniform thickness.
Spread the beef mixture evenly over the veal.
Arrange the hard-cooked eggs in a row across the middle and roll up the veal shoulder.
Tie with string at both ends to hold together while baking.
Place the stuffed shoulder in a baking pan.
Pour in the water, wine and salt.
Bake about two hours at 375 degrees, basting occasionally with the pan juices.
Transfer the meat to a serving dish and remove the string.
Cut the shoulder into about half-inch slices and arrange on a serving platter.
Keep warm.
To make the sauce, measure the pan juices to equal one cup, adding more water, if necessary.
Place in a saucepan and bring to boil over high heat.
Reduce heat and stir in the rice flour to thicken the sauce.
Add the cream and heat, stirring, until smooth and hot.
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1) Preheat the oven to 325°F.
2) Lightly grease tiered cake pans and line with wax paper; grease paper.
3) Dust the pans with flour.
Brandy Apricot Glaze
4) In a saucepan place the apricot preserves and heat until very warm.
5) Mix in apricot brandy.
6) Strain the apricot mixture, set aside.
7) Prepare cake mixture with pound cake mix with eggs, liquid called for on label, and apricot brandy following label directions.
8) Pour 1/3 of the cake mix into middle tier pan until half filled.
9) Pour ½ of the remaining cake mix into largest pan to half fill the pan,
10) Using the remaining cake mixture, half fill the smallest pan.
11) Place one oven rack in top third of oven and the second rack in the bottom third of the oven.
11) Place the largest cake pan on bottom rack in center of oven.
12) Put the medium size pan at back left of top rack and smallest pan at front right of top rack.
13) The pans should not touch each other or the door or the sides of oven.
14) Bake in the oven for 1 hour, or until toothpick inserted comes out clean for each pans. (Baking times will vary with the width and depth of individual cake pans and also the size and shape of your oven.)
15) If the layers on the top rack are getting too brown, cover layers lightly with a piece of foil for the last part of baking.
16) Take the layers out of the oven and cool on wire racks for 20 minutes.
17) Cover the wire racks with towels.
18) Using knife loosen the cake around the edges and turn out immediately onto wire rack.
19) Shake the layers gently to be sure cake has loosened from pan.
20) Invert the layers onto towel-lined wire rack and peel off wax paper.
21) Allow the cake to cool completely.
22) Using brush apply the brandy-apricot glaze over the layers to coat completely.
23) Slice and serve as desired.


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PITTSTON – A crash in Luzerne County had a road shut down for about three-and-a-half hours on Wednesday. Authorities said a vehicle and UGI truck collided on S. Main Street in Pittston just before 5 p.m. At least one person was taken to the hospital. Officers haven't said how the crash happened. The condition of the victim has not been released.
Five Arrested After Fight at Nightclub
WILLIAMSPORT — Five people face charges after a fight at a nightclub. Three of those people are employees of the place. Police said a fight broke out at The Cell Block in Williamsport on April 11. Surveillance video shows Justin Price, an employee, grabbing Corey Case, a customer, by the neck and throwing him into a door, then hitting and kicking Case. Mark Mangiardi and Anthony Lorson, both customers, and John Rizzo, an employee, then joined in and continued to […]
Employee Accused of Stealing From Pizzeria
WEST PITTSTON — An employee of a pizza place in Luzerne County is accused of stealing from the place. Police said Lori Deyo, 41, of Nanticoke was arrested Wednesday after surveillance video showed her taking money from the cash register at Tomato Heads Pizzeria in West Pittston on several occasions. The owner became suspicious after noticing that Deyo voided or compensated several orders. Deyo allegedly stole $1,325 from Tomato Heads. She faces theft charges.
Man Arrested for Home Improvement Fraud
PITTSTON — Police in Luzerne County arrested a man who's accused of taking money for a job he never completed. Officers told us Scott Martin took about $7,000 from a woman in May of 2013 to do carpentry work on her house, but never did the work. He was picked up by authorities on Tuesday after police received a tip that he was attending an appointment on N. Main Street in Pittston. Police said more victims have come forward saying […]
Deadly Crash Case Moved to Juvenile Court
NANTICOKE — A judge ruled Friday that a teen accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian in Luzerne County will be tried in juvenile court. Authorities said the teen hit Nicholas Zurilla on West Union Street in Nanticoke as Zurilla walked home from a Fourth of July party. Prosecutors had originally charged the teen as an adult.
Couple Charged in Baby's Death
TAMAQUA — Authorities in Schuylkill County have charged a couple in connection with the death of their child. Joseph Kuhla and Alyssa Shellhammer, both of Tamaqua, are charged with putting the child in danger. Investigators believe back in February, the couple put their six-month-old son in bed with them, and he stopped breathing.
Woman Accused of Stealing from Youth Football Program
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP — Authorities in Luzerne County arrested a woman who they believe stole from a youth football program. Authorities said Holly Bolesta, the former treasurer of the Kingston Township Raiders, wrote several checks to herself, totaling almost $20,000. Bolesta is out on bail.
Wannabe Robber's Plan Foiled by Employee
WILKES-BARRE — Police are investigating an attempted robbery at a pizza place in Wilkes-Barre. Officers said someone tried to rob Pete's Place on Blackman Street just after 8 p.m. Wednesday. A man handed an employee a note demanding money. The employee said he threw the note at the man and told him to leave. The crook left empty-handed. The employee said the man appeared to be in his early twenties, 5'9," wearing a white knit hat, pink gloves, and white […]
1980: Musto in Special Election
Long time state senator Ray Musto of Luzerne County has passed away. Musto's life ended with him facing federal corruption charges, but before that scandal broke, his life was filled with many more ups than downs. Back in 1980 Musto ran in a special election, trying to win the congressional seat formerly held by Dan Flood. From the video vault here's Newswatch 16's election coverage from 1980.
Hundreds of Bags of Heroin Found in Home
SCRANTON — More than 800 bags of heroin was found in a home in Scranton. Albert McCullough, 35, was arrested at his home along Alder Street Wednesday evening. Authorities said along with the $16,000 worth of heroin, they found a gun, and hundreds of dollars in cash. McCullogh is already on state and federal parole for drug violations. He was scheduled to be released in three days.
Police Searching for Turkey Hill Robber
WILKES-BARRE — Police are searching for a robber in Wilkes-Barre. Officers said a man held up the Turkey Hill on South Main Street around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. The clerk told police the robber handed her a note that demanded money and stated he was armed. The employee gave him money, and he took off. The clerk described the crook as 5'9," wearing a tan sweatshirt with a green hood, khaki shorts, fingerless pink gloves, and white sneakers with florescent green […]
2010: Goth Kittens
Holly Crawford is a suspect in a double homicide case in Luzerne County, but she has been in the news before. It was back in 2010 when an eBay enterprise became the center of a national animal abuse conversation. From four years ago, here's Newswatch 16's Ryan Coyle in a special edition of the Video Vault.


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Sir Michael Parkinson CBE
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Bob Bevan MBE
Chrissie Colbeck
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Ruth FitzSimons
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Chief Executive's Office
Paul Robin, Chief Executive (left) – responsible for the day to day management of the executive team that runs all aspects of the charity. Tel: 020 7025 0001
Sisii De Winter, Executive Assistant & Office Manager – PA to CEO, COO and chairman of trustees and secretary to Lady Taverners council; responsible for all office matters. Tel: 020 7025 0002
Finance & Membership
Tim Berg, Chief Operating Officer & Membership Secretary (left) – responsible for finance, human resources and membership. Tel: 020 7025 0004
Bernard Watts, Accounts Executive – assists with the accounting for all aspects of the charity. Tel: 020 7025 0005
Elizabeth McLennon, Administrative Assistant (part-time) - provides administrative support to the finance and membership teams. Tel: 020 7025 0003
Ian Aspinall, Membership Assistant (part-time) - Provides administrative support tothe Membership Secretary. Tel: 020 7025 0034
Charitable Programmes
Nicky Pemberton, Charitable Programmes Director (left) – responsible for the development of the strategy for the charitable programmes and overseeing the implementation. Tel: 020 7025 0015
Henry Hazlewood, Cricket Programmes Executive – responsible for overseeing the smooth running of our cricket programmes and collating monitoring and evaluation data. Tel: 020 7025 0019
Charlotte Brooks, Grants Executive – responsible for the administration of the grant making programmes and processing general funding enquiries, focussing on minibuses and disability equipment. Tel: 020 7025 0016
Dylan Glass, Trusts & Foundations Executive – responsible for raising funds for our charitable activities from other trusts and foundations. Tel: 020 7025 0017
Stefania Papadopoulou, Monitoring & Evaluation Research Executive - Responsible for the designing and implementation of an ongoing research and M&E strategy across the charitable programmes spectrum. Tel: 020 7025 0018
Ana Hickey, Charitable Programmes Administrator - Responsible for supporting the charitable programmes team. Tel: 020 7025 0033
Duncan Lewis, Director of Fundraising, Partnerships & Events (left). Tel: 020 7025 0006
Perry Norton, Head of Corporate Fundraising (right) – responsible for generating revenue from corporate partnerships. Tel: 020 7025 0007
Holly Colvin, Fundraising Executive (Individual & Community Giving) – responsible for fundraising in the community, including cricket clubs, schools and individual challenge events. Tel: 020 7025 0009
Tim Wells, Fundraising Assistant – supporting corporate fundraising. Tel: 020 7025 0008
Chris Mude, Partnerships & Fundraising Executive - Responsible for finding new beneficiary partnerships and developing existing relationships. Tel: 020 7025 0010
Jo Davis, Senior Events Manager – responsible for national fundraising events throughout the calendar year. Tel: 020 7025 0027
Andrea Quaine, Senior Events Manager (left) – responsible for national fundraising events throughout the calendar year. Tel: 020 7025 0026
Camilla Minden, Events Executive - administration and support for national events. Tel: 020 7025 0024
Francesca Wynne-Morgan, Events Executive – administration and marketing support for national events. Tel: 020 7025 0025
Jack French, Events Assistant - administration support to the the Events Team. Tel: 020 7025 0023
Lynne Miller, Celebrity Co-ordinator (part-time) – manages, assists and develops celebrity talent contacts to support and raise the profile of the charity. Tel: 020 7025 0028
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James Gillson, Head of Marketing & Communications (left) – responsible for charity marketing, PR and supporter communications. Tel: 020 7025 0011
James Salisbury, Marketing & Communications Executive – supporting our PR, digital marketing and supporter communications. Tel: 020 7025 0012
Rhys Ellingham, Marketing & Communications Assistant - assisting our PR, digital marketing and supporter communications, managing social media channels. Tel: 020 7025 0013
Amanda White, Head of Regions (left) – responsible for the day-to-day management of our regional network of volunteers. Tel: 020 7025 0030
Anna Stogdon, Region Development Manager (part-time) – supports chairmen and committees in fundraising, events, programme development and raising awareness of the charity. Tel: 020 7025 0032
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This project will change the life of a beautiful little girl who struggles with epilepsy. The Chelsea Hutchison Foundation is currently fundraising to be able to provide a $2500 grant to Natalyn's seizure-response service dog. Seizure response dogs are a special type of service dog, specifically trained to help someone who has epilepsy or a seizure disorder. Due to the differing needs between each case, every potential seizure dog receives specialized training
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
Natalyn's family lives in a constant state of exhausting worry and stress and believe that having a seizure-response dog (SRD) will mean more freedom for her. Even only at 4 years old, she wants to do the things her friends are able to do. Often Natalyn's seizures present as wandering type seizures and her SRD is being trained to block her to keep her safe from stairwells, streets, etc. He is being trained to recognize when a seizure is occurring and alert family members.
How will this project solve this problem?
This project will allow a little girl to be a little girl. Having a SRD will help keep Natalyn safe and will bring some peace to his family. Some of the specialty tasks being trained will be learning to recognize a seizure and alerting the family, bracing a fall and protecting him during a seizure. In addition, her SRD will be trained to bring emergency meds to an adult attending to Natalyn if necessary.
Potential Long Term Impact
Our goal is to get life-saving measures in line for all who could benefit from them. By raising SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy) awareness, our hope is to get epilepsy research on the radar. Most believe that if you have seizures you can take a pill and be cured. Truth is that only 1/3 of those with seizures are controlled by medication. For many, multiple seizures are an every-day part of their life. 1 in 26 will be diagnosed with epilepsy in their lifetime.
Funding Information
Total Funding Received to Date: $2,500
Funding Information
This project is now in implementation and no longer available for funding. Received funds will be used to accomplish concrete objectives as indicated in the project's "Activities" section. Updates will be posted under the "Project Report" tab as they become available.
Donors' contributions and pledges to this project totaled $2,500 . The original project funding goal was $2,500.
Additional Documentation
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
Microproject Disclaimer
Every microproject is intended to use the donations it receives in accordance with its stated description; however, it is important to provide project leaders with the flexibility to maximize the potential benefit from the donations they receive. This means that your donation may be used as a part of the main project that supports this microproject, specifically Seizure-Response Dogs for those with Epilepsy. In this event, the project leader is required to post an update to the microproject detailing the results and reasons behind this change.
If you or any other donor is unhappy with the way their funds have been used, he or she can reallocate their donation using the GlobalGiving guarantee.


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"To educate children and families in understanding proper nutrition through community-based initiatives led by the American Culinary Federation chef members, and to be the voice of the culinary industry in its fight against childhood hunger, malnutrition and obesity."
Join us on Thursday, July 30, for the Chefs Outreach to the Community event during ACF's Cook. Craft. Create. Convention and Show. ACF chefs will run four activity stations working directly with children to provide nutrition and cooking expertise about whole grains, fruits and vegetables, healthy snacks and healthy drinks. Limited spots available. Register Today
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Judge Robert McGinnis
presiding Dec. 2, 2008
Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs. Donald Baker, motion hour; (motion to approve Master Commissioner's final report), approved.
Chase Home Finance Inc. vs. William Allen Butcher, motion hour; (motion to execute amended deed), order, deed approved.
The Cit Group/Consumer Finance Inc. vs. James Martin, motion hour; (motion confirming sale, taking credit and ordering deed), sustained order, deed approved.
Judge Jay Delaney
presiding Dec. 8, 2008
Estate of Hazel B. Giles, probate hearing; case transferred to Robertson County.
Estate of Hillman L. Stanfield, probate hearing; will admitted to probate, order entered.
In re: William Custard, other hearing; (name change), order entered.
Estate of Donald G. McDonald Jr., motion hour; order entered.
Wayne ee^W. Fitzgerald vs. Seth Bowser, court trial; hearing held, forcible detainer granted, to vacate on or Dec. 15.
Dec. 16 at 7:55 p.m. -- injury, KY 1054 South, Sheena L. Perkins, 51, Cynthiana, driving a 1996 Ford Aerostar.
Dec. 14 at 6 p.m. -- non-injury, KY 356, Chad E. White, 33, Cynthiana, driving a 2005 Jeep Wrangler, struck a deer.
Dec. 16 at 8:05 p.m. -- non-injury, KY 1054 South, Joshua Carson, 20, Cynthiana, driving a 2000 Chevrolet Blazer.
Dec. 16 at 10:50 a.m. -- non-injury, US 62 West, Harold S. Simpson, 49, Lexington, driving a 2006 Toyota Tundra.
General Warranty Deed: Alan Ledford and Heather Ledford to BDR Investments LLC, Tract 12 of Edgewater Estates (483 Bedford Way), $25,250.
James Thomas Coppage Jr. to Bryon M. Coppage, 132.40 acres on Connersville and Leeslick Pike.
Land Contract: Raymond G. Sanders Jr. and Jill Morgan to Joshua N. Coffee, 35.090 acres on Oddville Pike (US 62), $89,900.
Timothy J. Lesak and Valeree P. Lesak to Steve Hughes and Amy Hughes, Lot 7 of Mockingbird Heights Subdivision, $72,500.
Dominic A. Whelan and Sandra L. Whelan to DS Whelan Properties-1, LLC, 21.3451 acres on County Line Road and Dryden Road, $1.
Special Warranty Deed: HSBC Mortgage Services Inc. to H.D. Batson and Cindi Batson, property at 4971 Ky. Hwy. 32 W., Tract 22, Connersville Road Land Division, $124,900.
Michael Sosbe and Angela Sosbe to William Ray Withers and Candice Lou Withers, Lot 17 - Block B - Licking Valley Estates Subdivision, $142,000.
Case reports
Dec. 3 – At 8:20 a.m., Brenda McMann reported that she had received harassing phone calls in the middle of the night.
Dec. 5 – At 12:22 a.m., police were called to Hillside Apartments for a hit and run accident. Charlotte Lail reported seeing a car back into her vehicle and got a license number. Police confronted the driver that allegedly drove away. He had no insurance and his vehicle was towed away.
Dec. 7 at 1:28 p.m. --non-injury, US 62 East, Rebecca A. Russell, 20, Cynthiana, driving a 2007 Ford Escort.
Dec. 12 at 1:55 p.m. -- non-injury, KY 1032 West, Aaron R. Caldwell, Berry, 17, driving a 1991 Chevrolet S-10 struck David B. Ritchie, Cynthiana, 43, driving a 1984 Chevrolet S-10.
Dec. 11 at 5 p.m. -- injury, US 27 South, Rebecca Profitt, Paris, 58, driving a 2003 Dodge Caravan.
Judge William D. ee^Probus
presiding Dec. 1, 2008
Estate of John I. Reeves, probate hearing; order entered, dispensing with Administration.
Estate of Roberta Mae Conyers, probate hearing; will admitted to probate, order entered.
Estate of Essie J. Glassock, probate hearing; order entered, dispensing with Administration.
presiding Dec. 4, 2008
Keith F. Harwood, 1984, show cause deferred/installment payment; proof of restitution in full.
David C. Hill, 1978, arraignment; flagrant non-support; dismissed without prejudice; arrearage paid in full.
Jamie L. Moore, 1975, review; flagrant non-support; dismissed without prejudice per mediation agreement.
Jeffrey A. Cole, 1987, show cause deferred/installment payment; convert $100 fine to community service.
presiding Nov. 18, 2008
Fifth Third Bank, Kentucky, Inc. vs. Donnie C. Fryman, motion hour; report approved, motion for judgment sustained.
Wachovia Bank, N.A. vs. Natesha L. Clemons, motion hour; sustained order.
Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americans vs. Teresa Ritchie, motion hour; (motion confirming sale, taking credit and ordering deed), sustained order, deed approved.
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Carl Icahn vs. Bill Ackman
Business, by nature, is competitive. Here's a look at the some of the biggest battles in the world of business and finance. Fresh, and raw, is the fight between Pershing Square Capital's Bill Ackman and Carl Icahn, two high-profile money managers who are taking personal potshots at each other over Herbalife Ltd. HLF, -1.94% On Friday, each phoned in to cable network CNBC and accused each other of being liars and having poor manners, along with being wrong about Herbalife and investing. It's so not over between these two. Read more in The Tell: Icahn calls Ackman 'crybaby' as Herbalife spat gets ugly.
Dan Loeb vs. Bill Ackman
Investor Dan Loeb also is jumping into the Herbalife fray, going long on the stock and challenging Ackman's case against the consumer-products company, which relies on multilevel marketing. "The short thesis [from Ackman] rests on the notion that the FTC has been asleep at the switch, missed a massive fraud for over three decades and will shortly awaken (at the behest of hedge-fund short seller) to shut down the company," Loeb wrote to investors in his firm, Third Point Capital. "We find this thesis to be preposterous." The two have sparred before, with Loeb going short J.C. Penney Co. JCP, +4.93% a company favored by Ackman. Read on WSJ.com: Showdown over Herbalife spotlights new Wall Street.
Jamie Dimon vs. Sandy Weill
Wall Street executives with big egos are bound to brush up against each other. Particularly compelling is the story of former Citigroup Inc. chief C, -1.05% Sandy Weill and Jamie Dimon, now J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.'s JPM, -0.79% chief executive. Weill mentored Dimon, hiring him right out of business school in 1982. The two tied their fortunes together at American Express Co. and ultimately at Citi for 16 years. Then came a power struggle in 1998, and Weill fired Dimon. In later years, as Weill disavowed the aggregation of financial services he previously had championed, Dimon sought to make J.P. Morgan Chase even bigger.
Eliot Spitzer vs. Ken Langone
When the controversy over the eyebrow-raising compensation of New York Stock Exchange head Richard Grasso blew up in 2003, he was sued by then–New York Atty. Gen. Eliot Spitzer. In his legal pursuit, Spitzer also accused Ken Langone, a director of the exchange, of misleading the NYSE's board. Though nearly a decade has passed, neither has buried the hatchet. Langone told BusinessWeek last year that Spitzer was the personification of "evil" at the time, and was "blind … to his responsibilities." Spitzer took to Slate to counter that "Wall Street titans … continue to rewrite history, whitewashing their role in the malfeasance."
Larry Ellison vs. Leo Apotheker
Larry Ellison, the colorful Oracle Corp. ORCL, +0.02% chief, is not known as a businessman who minces words. When Hewlett-Packard Co. HPQ, +0.75% let CEO Mark Hurd go, he called it "the worst personnel decision since the idiots on the Apple board fired Steve Jobs many years ago," and later called Hurd's successor, Leo Apotheker, "that idiot" brought in from SAP AG SAP, +0.85% What's more, Ellison sought to subpoena Apotheker regarding an intellectual-property case against SAP, though private detectives reportedly were unable to locate him. Read more on WSJ.com: The Larry Ellison guide to winning in mergers.
Walter Hewlett vs. Carly Fiorina
In 2001, Hewlett-Packard HPQ, +0.75% announced it would merge with rival PC maker Compaq "to create an $87 billion global technology leader" and become the market's top provider of PCs, servers, printers and more. There was a hitch: Walter Hewlett, a board member and son of co-founder Bill Hewlett, opposed the deal. It took a proxy fight, a court trial, newspaper advertisements and a bevy of speeches and regulatory filings for the merger to close. That meant the two sides traded barbs that saw Hewlett called "a musician and academic … who has never worked at [H-P] or been involved in its management." The dissident board member argued that the deal lacked merit and "substantially increases H-P's exposure to the troubled commodity-PC business."
Jon Stewart vs. Jim Cramer
"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer went on Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" in 2011 to talk about whether business media outlets such as CNBC were providing journalism or entertainment that obscured the machinations of an opaque financial system. Armed with choice clips of Cramer talking about soon-to-collapse Wall Street bank Bear Stearns, among other issues, Stewart appeared to have his guest on his heels. Cramer pledged to do better at commenting on the markets. Watch the extended Jim Cramer interview with Stewart on TheDailyShow.com.
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The scala-rider Q2 allows simultaneous speaking and listening between bikers and passengers.Multiple Connections: To a Mobile Phone: receive incoming calls by voice command and initiate calls by one-button push and voice command To a GPS unit: receive audio instructions via headset To other scala-rider Q2 Headsets: Communicate in parallel with up to two other scala-rider Q2 headsets within a range of up to 500 m / 1,640 ft. Communicate with a scala-rider headset within a range of 10 m / 33 ft. To the embedded FM Radio**Note: Cardo System products can only be shipped to U.S. customers**Closeouts are limited to stock on hand**View the MotorcycleUSA.com review of the Cardo Systems Scala Rider Q2 here: Cardo Systems Scala Rider Q2 Review Item # 13171 SKU #125027 Mfr. Part # SRQ20102 Product Reviews Showing 15 of 29 Reviews Overall Rating: 4.51 of 5 (29 Reviews) Read All Reviews Rate This Product 5 Star 9 4 Star 17 3 Star 2 2 Star 1 1 Star 0 Sort By: Highest Rating Lowest Rating Latest Review What Other Riders Are Saying... Fit Quality Installation Recommend Good stuff! I was given this by a friend of mine who just bought the G4. I have to say, I've charged it one time, put several hundred miles down, and listen to the radio the whole time I ride and it hasn't gone dead yet. I paired it with my Iphone 4S, and according to the people I call when I'm riding, they don't even know I'm on the motorcycle, even when I'm doing 70mph! I love the radio function too. I get my music on wherever I'm at. Casey - December 08, 2011 (Ormond Beach, FL) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Good but not Great Headset My wife and I wear full coverage helmets so we're not fighting wind noise so the sound is quite clear. A charge lasts about four hours. We're very satisfied with the product. Only two complaints; the FM radio is completely useless. It's a joke that they even put it on the product. Also, at times it's hard to get the unit to come on with voice activation - particularly for my wife. Still, I'm comfortable recommending the product. Joe - September 27, 2011 (Hoosick Falls, NY) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Very Unhappy Rider! The sound is great below 50 MPH, above that and you cannot hear thru the distortion. Pairing a third helmet was a nightmare, only to find that all 3 cannot talk to each other. Cant have a conversation between each other. Only works when the main helmet toggles between the passenger and buddy. Tech support was rude, and did not seem to know their product. E-mail to "corporate" went unanswered. Dont buy this product, very unhappy rider. oldrider560 - August 15, 2011 (Oak Hills, CA) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Mostly met expectations Installs and works as promised. Bluetooth synched with my Zumo 550, which was also synched with my Blackberry Curve 8530. Voice dialing doesn't work but that might be due to set up through GPS. Too lazy to figure out if I'm doing it right. Only knock on this unit is I wish volume could go louder. I ride a naked bike and use ear plugs so at high speed (65mph+) and/or windy days people are hard to hear over wind noise. That being said I've ridden the superslab and talked for an hour straight. If you want to yak and ride, this one's for you. Steve S. - July 07, 2010 (North Jersey, NJ) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Good, Not Great - but better than earbuds I mainly got this for the ability to listen to my GPS (bluetooth) and MP3 player (wired) without earbuds. For that it does fairly well. The speakers seem to adjust for background noise well (though the overall volume control for the MP3 player is on the MP3 player and not the volume controls of the Q2). The cell phone bluetooth feature works surprisingly well. The FM receiver is not great at all - though I do pick up the stronger stations here. But, as other have mentioned, changing the channel or searching for a new channel is not recommended while moving. Overall, I am pleased with the unit. David Clark - June 04, 2010 (Athens, GA) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Cardo Systems Rider Q2 The advertised FM radio feature is very hard to change the pre-programmed stations, and difficult to operate. Couldn't get the Bluetooth unit to sync with my Garmin 880 GPS. The rest of the features such as the driver/passenger com are O.K. but a little pricey. Still discovering how best to use all the features. J E - December 14, 2009 (Blue Springs, MO) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Scala Rider Q2 It's awesome! Love the product and I love Motorcycle Superstore's amazing service. I only wish the microphone (boom) were detachable because most of the time I'm riding alone and only use the bluetooth phone/mp3/radio options. Dawn - July 17, 2009 (Medford, OR) Fit Quality Installation Recommend does the job BLUETOOTH function does not work with GARMIN NUVI series. ended up just hardwiring when in need of voice directions. but most of the time i just glance at the screen for the next turn. FM RECEPTION poor. period. sometimes i get good reception in open areas but most of the time im left wishing for more. other than that everything else works as described. marty - April 06, 2009 (old bridge, NJ) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Scala Rider Q2 The headsets are very good when communicating with your rider or your motorcycle buddy. Have not listened to the radio while riding, so don't know how good it is while traveling. Recommend these headsets to other riders. Leslie Moore - April 03, 2009 (Spring, TX) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Scala Rider Q2 I like the thing with 2 units but when we tried to marry a third it was weird and not reliable to connect with either and they had a hard time trying to connect with me. May be it is over our heads. Next time we all get together we will try and clear all and start over. Lance McCray - April 01, 2009 (Auburn, CA) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Scala Rider Q2 Great system. A bit of a pain to install and set up the radio stations. Helps having another radio on so you can tell if you are on the right station. Once installed and set up it works great. David - March 31, 2009 (St. Augustine, FL) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Couldn't be better for the price! My only complaint about this is it doesn't have a2dp and saving presets into the unit takes a lot of patience and time, other than that everything is PERFECT. It easily attaches to your helmet securely. The battery lasts a really long time. Rider to rider and rider to phone works extremely clear. Sound is definitely loud enough to hear on the highway. Once you get your presets put in the radio is very clear and easy to use. The audio input is very nice. I split the cost of a multi-set with my buddy and it was worth every penny, very satisfied with this product! Timmy - March 30, 2009 (Charlotte, NC) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Q2 the Q2 is a great product,,, i really enjoy riding my bike sometimes with the Q2 off so I can just get the total freedom thing going, but when riding with others... it's a ball to be able to communicate without using hand signals lol, thanks you guys making ordering online a breeze,,, Ron Martin - January 15, 2009 (jonesboro, LA) Fit Quality Installation Recommend cardio Q2 It works as it says the radio tuning and station setting could be easier. The phone connection and clairity of the radio I think is perfect. My only complaint is that I can't find a product to transmit my non Bluetooth GPS to this other than a FM transmitter which eliminates listening to the radio. I even e-mailed cardio and asked them if there was a product available to do this they said no. David Baumgartner - December 22, 2008 (Atchison, KS) Fit Quality Installation Recommend Loving this!!! My husband and I are new riders with Burgman Scooters. We tried another system and were so disappointed, we almost gave up trying to communicate. My husband was browsing the internet and found this system. Because Of the reviews we took a chance. You get what you pay for. Although the system was more expensive than the first the quality and dependability cannot be compared. It has increased our "scooting" pleasure immensely and has given us a sense of security since we are both in our 60's. We go everywhere. It is so easy to use and small enough to be comfortable. No adjusting once on the road unless get out of range and then simply push to buttons and you are good to go. Love it and love the Motorcycle Superstore. They are great. Terrell Cross - November 25, 2008 (Strasburg, OH) Related Items and Accessories Cardo Systems 12 Volt Charger $19.99 Quick View Related Links All Cardo Systems Communicators All Cardo Systems Cruiser Motorcycle Accessories View All Motorcycle Communicators


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Cherry & Nectarine Cobbler
|For pastry dough
|Sifted cake flour
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|4 Teaspoon
|1 Pinch
|Reduced fat cream cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Unsalted butter/Margarine
|4 Teaspoon
|Skim milk
|4 Tablespoon
|For fruit filling
|2 Pint, pitted
|Ripe nectarines
|4 Large, pitted and thickly sliced
|Fresh lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Krish/Grand marnier
|2 Tablespoon
|Packed brown sugar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|Ground cinnamon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Fat free frozen vanilla yogurt
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
To make pastry: In a bowl, stir together flour, 1 tsp sugar and salt.
With a pastry cutter or your fingertips, cut cream cheese and butter or margarine into the flour mixture until crumbly.
With a fork, gradually stir in enough milk so the mixture just clumps together.
Press the dough into a disk, wrap in plastic and refrigerate for at least 1/2 hour.
(The pastry can be prepared ahead and stored in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.)
To prepare fruit and bake cobbler: Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
In a large bowl, combine cherries, nectarines, lemon juice and kirsch or Grand Marnier, if using.
In a small bowl, stir together brown sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon and salt.
Sprinkle over the cherry mixture and toss well.
Transfer to a shallow 2-qt. baking dish.
On a lightly floured surface, roll pastry to a 1/8-inch thickness.
Carefully place over the fruit mixture, allowing about 3/4-inch pastry to hang over the edges.
Tuck the overhang under and flute the edges.
Brush the top with milk and sprinkle with sugar.
Cut several slashes in the pastry as steam vents.
Bake for about 45 minutes, or until the pastry is golden and the filling is bubbly.


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To say Pittsburgh Steelers fourth-year outside linebacker Jason Worilds is on fire right now is understatement, but whatever you want to call it, it couldn't come at a better time.
Worilds, who started again on the left side for the injured LaMarr Woodley, had a game-high 6 quarterback hurries and five tackles Sunday in the 27-11 win over the Cleveland Browns. One of his early hits on Browns quarterback Jason Campbell temporarily sidelined the starter with a right arm injury.
Worilds, who had a sack, four quarterback hits, one hurry and seven total tackles last week in the win over the Detroit Lions, has certainly lifted his free agent stock this season.
The Virginia Tech product will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season and with more and more teams moving to a 3-4 defense, he figures to be a hot free agent commodity if he continues on his current pace.
Worilds is now looking like the dominant outside linebacker that the Steelers hoped he would become when they drafted him in the second-round of the 2010 NFL Draft and he's doing it on the left side, the same side where he had most of his success as a college defensive end.
Worilds>Woodley. I'm not a salary cap expert and don't know the cap hit for cutting or trading the chronic underachiever but we'll do fine without #56.
I wish they would have put him at left a long time ago and moved Woodley to the right.
We would have to pay him more to leave than to keep him.
Worilds is playing great… But you can never trust these players who don't show up to compete until its contract time.
And to those of you thinking he's so great now… Don't forget how crazy injury prone he has been.
That's where the "not a salary cap expert" comes in. LOL
We paid Woodley 61 million to be injury prone
coulda shoulda woulda
The same people who constantly talk about woodley being injury prone will never admit Troy is the same. Not sure how much he makes but has been injury prone for 4+ years and hasn't played near the level he's capable of. We need both players injury prone or not. The cap savings and replacement players wouldn't be even close to their production even if its less than their full potential
Move Woodley to the right side. It's obvious that Worlids is better in the left and Woodley has said before that he doesn't care what side he's on. Why move Worlids after 2 great games
I don't think It's the contract year as much as he's being given more time on his natural side. Plus, not many Steeler lb get it in the first few years. Harrison didn't.
I'm ok if they want to trade Woodley for a 2nd & a good player plus
In 2014, Woodley would have a 13.5 cap hit, but if he's cut, it would be 14.1 in dead money. However, that would then free up 14 in 2015 and 11.9 in 2016 (if he's designated a June 1 cut, the dead money hit could be spread over 2 years.)
He had a good game but Jarvis was up against the pro bowler in this game.
Figures, he is on our team for years, not producing or being injured (W. Colon, I am looking at you) and when he finally starts playing well he becomes a FA and we cannot afford him.
What a big change from the right side.
Wouldn't we still be on the hook for guaranteed money?
I would think trading Woodley would be unlikely because the other team would have to be willing to take on Woodley's monster contract.
I say get rid of woodly so we can keep Jason if we have to because Woodley keeps getting hurt every season and the most surprising thing or he's only 27.
Hmmm… Currently the Steelers are the 6th seed in the AFC, but all last week anyone talking optimistically about playoff implications were called crazy. I'm not saying we're a lock, but we are literally right in the mix. This season just keeps getting more exciting!!
Worldis has had injury problems in the past too. I would like to cut woodley, but his cap structure makes it tough to cut him and get enough cap relief to make it worthwhile.
Only for one year in cap money. It all depends on the base salaries. You suck it up on the bonus being accelerated onthe cap since that is money you are paying him anyway, The year his base salary starts exceeeding 9M, you cut him.
we are now 7th. Titans won their game
Yup. At this point, I think Worilds "development isues", have less to do with him, and more with being asked to play the wrong position.
Did Worilds wait to show up, or were the coaches preparing him to play the wrong position? They were grooming him to play ROLB. It's pretty obvious at this point that was the wrong side.
Just his remaining salary. The rest of his cap hit is from his signing bonus, and salary that was guaranteed during the years the team asked him to restucture. That money has already been paid out, so that portion of the cap hit doesn't follow the player if he is traded.
He's had back to back good games.
Worilds injury problems haven't happened during the regular season, unlike Woodley.
Same as Lewis last year. Not good for a Team that builds through the draft. Building starters for other teams..
We are stuck with Woodley fellas, nobody wants an injury riddled player with that contract. Not like he's been terrible when healthy this year though, and it might be a little early to anoint Worrilds as heir to the pass rushing throne anyway. A couple of good games doesn't erase years of disappointment.
Focusing on the here and now…. how great did it feel to actually have a pass rush? Haven't felt that confident watching our D since the 2010 AFC Championship Game against the Jets.
Ok maybe an exaggeration, but not by much.
The cap hit doesn't follow the player, but the dead money still has to be accounted for.
The contract isn't so bad, once you discount for the dead money, which the Steelers are on the hook for. The other team (assuming I'm reading this right) would be on the hook for 8, 8.5 and 9 in the next three years for Woodley (all the rest is bonus which was already paid so the stelers have to account for.)
The Steelers are known for letting their UFA's test the market.. but I wish they would just sign Worilds BEFORE the FA market opens, sort of like they did with Foote and Foster last year
In the end we have nothing behind Woodley and Jones, as soon as Woodley goes down we would then be reverting to C.Carter or Sylvestor (again) no thank you.
Only if the Steelers cut him. Woodley could be traded and the team would have to eat the bonus money pro rated over the remaninder of the contract, but the salary itself would be another team's concern.
I merely stated that it would cost us more to cut him this year than to keep him. I know everyone wants to try and think of a way out, but the reality of the situation is that we are stuck with him unless we want to take a huge dead money hit. Who really thinks the Steelers org is going to do that. As far as trading him; again, who would want his salary? It's not like he's blowing up QBs.
The pass rush has transformed this team over the last two games. Waht 93 is doing can't be ignored, and he has to get PT. Even if 56 is back. Then naturally you start to wonder why is the second highest paid player on yoru team being outpaced.
Worlds is 25 woodley is 29. Wood is at just about that age where the steelers start to get shy with their money towards LBs. Except that he is signed through 2016.
The way I see his contract he got 22 of the 61 guaranteed. This is the 3rd year of that contract. I think they pay that 22 over the years, so he is owed another 11. If he is outright cut, that is what the steelers are on the hook for. But that doesn't sound right to me.
And i don't think that it's either worldis or woodley. I think there are options with our ageing DBs that hey would rather cut ties with, rather than productive pass rushers.
I want Worilds to do so well that he prices himself out of our salary cap range.
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Ex-firefighter ends 4-year ALS battle
Kelly Crush known for aiding others
At 6:05 p.m. Sunday, retired veteran firefighter, Kelly Erle Crush, 51, ended his nearly four-year fight with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
An announcement was made on the fire dispatch radio about Crush's death, and Sonny Ashley shared a poem titled "Firehouse Heaven."
Part of it reads, "There's a special place in heaven, a place where all kinds of people can share, and when it's our time to go, Kelly will be waiting for us there."
Crush joined the Wichita Falls Fire Department in 1988 and was promoted to driver in 2002. An avid runner, he was diagnosed in September 2008, at the MDA/ALS Clinic at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, after thinking he had a pulled muscle. He learned it was much worse.
ALS is a disease of the nervous system that controls voluntary movements.
Daniel York, local MDA representative, said after an ALS diagnosis, a person may have anywhere from six months to five years to live.
Crush spent his remaining years since February 2009 traveling to Florida, California, Louisiana, Illinois, Oklahoma, Washington D.C., and several towns in Texas as a national spokesperson for the MDA.
He mainly spoke to fellow firefighters, urging them to ramp up efforts for the MDA Fill the Boot fundraisers. MDA is the No. 1 charity for the International Association of Fire Freighters.
Crush's self-proclaimed motto was "strength in brotherhood," and he was lucky enough to have a very close "firefighter family," both in Wichita Falls and across the United States.
Tony Miser worked with Crush in the early 1990s at Station 8, where Miser was a driver, and Crush was his helmsman.
Miser said Crush was always a good guy and liked helping people.
"He was a cutup and a character like the rest of us, but when it came to someone that needed help, he was all business," Miser said.
Another fellow firefighter, Bobby Whitely, said while the fire department is proud of its work with the MDA, they never thought one of their own would need the services.
"But once you know someone affected by it, other people just come out of the woodwork. You never realize how prevalent diseases like this are," Whitely said.
He recalled a time a few months ago when Crush and several other firemen attended a benefit for Jarrod Brodnax, a firefighter in Mansfield who had ALS.
"He was a great help to Jarrod. He really comforted him," Whitely said.
Firefighter Minton Seymore said Crush made a huge difference in his work with the MDA and was responsible for a push to have firefighters be able to participate in the Fill the Boot Drive while on duty.
"This has caused contributions to double, and it's all because of Kelly," Seymore said. "I'd like the city to know how fortunate they were to have a man like this work for them. He was 100 percent devoted to them and his job. If there was anything Kelly could not get over, it was not being able to come to work every day. His job was everything to him," Seymore said.
York, who visited with Crush often, was with him when he died and said Crush had been doing relatively well up until the last month of his life.
One of Crush's final appearances was at the MDA Muscle Walk at the MPEC March 3.
At this event, like many events before, Crush's support team made up of friends, family and fellow firefighters wore their bright orange "Team Crush" shirts.
York said after that event, Crush's health deteriorated, and he asked to be taken to Hospice on Friday.
"When it (ALS) hits toward the end, it comes rapidly," he said. "He was there for two days and then went to sleep."
Crush once said, "This disease gets one day from me. I get every day until that last day."
Friends and family remember Crush as a strong and selfless individual that gave all of his time and energy into helping others, every day of his life.
Funeral arrangements are pending with Owens and Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
Services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at Kay Yeager Coliseum.
Firehouse Heaven
By Sonny Ashley
There's a special place in heaven,
That's held for a special kind of man,
He's committed to protecting
and serving his fellow man.
There's a special place in heaven,
That's held for a special kind of man,
He knows this life can be funny
And he makes us laugh whenever he can.
There's a special place in heaven,
That's held for a special kind of man,
It looks like a firehouse a waitin'
To receive that special kind of man.
There's a special place in heaven,
A place where all kinds of people can share,
And when it's our time to go,
Kelly will be waiting for us there.
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