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A post on Instagram where Rey Mysterio and Konnan reveal that they were at the huge UFC event in Mexico City this weekend. The two of them were there to support Cain Lelasquez, the hometown hero, but he lost to Fabrico Werdum, who is now the unified heavyweight champion.
June 14, 2015
Perro Aguayo memorial
A memorial was held in honor of Perro Aguayo this week. He passed away after an accident in the ring during a match. Konnan, who was the first person to check on Aguayo after the incident, was there in person. Rey Mysterio, however, was not. The belief is that he felt that his presence would be a distraction and might actually upset a couple of people who blame him for the death. Mysterio is currently heading overseas for wrestling show.
April 13, 2015
Walemania was the place to be this week if you were hoping to see a lot of wrestlers in the same place. Rey Mysterio made his first public appearance since the tragic Perro Aguayo incident. His buddy Konnan was there with him. The two of them were heavily advertised to be there. Three guys who were not scheduled to be there were Scott Hall, MVP and Samoa Joe, who all decided to simply pop up at the event and party with one another.
March 27, 2015
Rey Mysterio and friends
A photo on Instagram of former WWE star Rey Mysterio hanging out with Mick Foley, Disco Inferno, Rikishi and Konnan.
March 27, 2015
Konnan reviving Aguayo
By now, most people have seen the video of Perro Aguayo dying in the ring during a match involving Rey Mysterio. A select few have started blaming Konnan for repeatedly shaking Aguayo as he laid motionless on the mat. Others, however, have been defending him by stating that the former WCW star was under the impression that Aguayo was simply knocked out. To his credit, he rushed immediately to check on the fallen star.
March 24, 2015
Perro Aguayo funeral
While his actual funeral will be held later this week in Guadalajara, there have been a couple of ceremonies already held to honor the passing of Perro Aguayo. Konnan was one of the first people on the scene of the tragic incident, and he led a small tribute during the latest Lucha Underground taping in Los Angeles. Several promotions in Mexico have reportedly done a little tribute to Aguayo at their shows as well.
March 22, 2015
Rey Mysterio opponent dies
When it was announced that Rey Mysterio was returning to wrestle in Mexico, everyone knew that it was going to be an eventful moment. Just not this type of eventfulness. El Hijo del Perro Aguayo, whose real name is Pedro Aguayo Ramirez, reportedly took a dropkick to the trachea and slumped to the ropes. Konnan unsuccessfully tried to revive him backstage. Local news reports in indicate he died shortly after midnight.
March 21, 2015
Konnan to WWE
Back when Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko, Chris Benoit and Perry Saturn decided to leave WCW for WWE, they tried to leave the door open for others to follow them. Guerrero actually went up to Triple H and suggested that the company bring in Konnan because he feels that there are plenty of stories that the two of them can do together. The idea was brought to Vince McMahon, and he reportedly turned it down because of the previous run.
March 15, 2015
Rey Mysterio name change
While many people might not even notice it, Rey Mysterio will bringing back the "Jr" part to his in ring name. The reason for that is because he wants to avoid getting into a legal issue with WWE, who reportedly still own the rights to the moniker. Konnan has been functioning as his business manager, and he has been informing promoters to use the modified name in their advertising material to avoid causing any headaches.
March 12, 2015
Rey Mysterio manager
Since he is the hottest free agent in professional wrestling right now, there was a bit of competition from promoters around the world that wanted to manage Rey Mysterio and his business affairs. The recently released WWE star decided to go with someone that he views as a brother. Konnan is reportedly the person in charge of managing the booking for Mysterio. He is the one setting him up at shows across the globe.
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What it's like to be a cast member in different roles. I know the Disney Parks Blog has little videos about this from time to time and I love them!
I would want something that highlights just how awesome Disneyland cast members are. Compare them perhaps to employees at Magic Mountain or Knotts or something. But something that shows how infinitely nice and helpful they are. That they are true ambassadors to the Disney way.
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Horstemeyer, M., Hughes, J. M., Sukhija, N., Kim, S., Carino, R.L., & Baskes, M. I. (2014). Hierarchical Bridging Between Ab Initio and Atomistic Level Computations: Calibrating the Modified Embedded-Atom Method (MEAM) Potential (Part A). Journal of Materials. Springer US. 67(1), 143-147. DOI:10.1007/s11837-014-1244-0. [Abstract] [Document Site]
Hughes, J. M., Horstemeyer, M., Carino, R.L., Sukhija, N., Kim, S., & Baskes, M. I. (2014). Hierarchical Bridging Between Ab Initio and Atomistic Level Computations: Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis for the Modified Embedded-Atom Method (MEAM) Potential (Part B). Journal of Material. Springer US. 67(1), 148-153. DOI:10.1007/s11837-014-1205-7. [Abstract] [Document Site]
Sukhija, N., Malone, B., Banicescu, I., & Ciorba, F. M. (2014). A Learning-based Selection for Portfolio Scheduling of Scientific Applications on Heterogeneous Computing Systems. Journal of Parallel and Cloud Computing. 3(4), 66-81. DOI:10.14511/pcc.2014.030401#sthash.kolV4Znf.dpuf.
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Snapshots from Southsea
Monday, 14th Apr 2014
Established in the summer of 1982, Southsea Deckchairs are the small UK company responsible for the majority of deckchairs you see in our Royal Parks and dotted along the British coastlines. We paid a visit to Southsea Beach to explore the setting that inspired this enduring British deckchair company.
Classic striped deckchairs were originally designed so that each colour represented a different seaside resort, making it more difficult for them to be removed from their righful spot. Alongside our clothing collaboration, Southsea Deckchairs have created a limited edition run of deckchairs sporting red and navy stripes, based on the Fred Perry tipping dimensions. See our men's and women's collaboration collections with Southsea Deckchairs online and in our Authentic shops now.
Jamie Reid Laurel Wreath Blank Canvas
Friday, 21st Mar 2014
We are proud to introduce anarchic and influential artist, Jamie Reid, to the 2014 Laurel Wreath Blank Canvas project.
Accredited with defining the look of the late 70s punk rock scene, Jamie's work includes one of the most famous album covers of all time, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols. Some 40 years on his work continues to inspire individuality and free-thinking.
The Blank Canvas project itself acts as a platform for thoughts, ideas and concepts that connect with the Laurel Wreath and what it stands to represent. Each season artists, brands or collectives are invited to customise individual pieces, in turn bringing a fresh interpretation of both their work and the garment. Jamie Reid's three designs speak of both his wit and sense of rebellion.
Belfast born, London raised, Jamie Reid was brought up in a politically active environment. During the 60s, he attended Art College with future Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren. A committed anarchist from a young age, he left the capital in the early 70s, for France, and co-founded anarchistic publishing house Suburban Press. It was during this time he developed his trademark ransom note style graphics, that went onto define the look of punk.
His return to London in the mid-70s led him to the newly formed Sex Pistols. He designed the cover for the group's debut (and only) studio album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols and also co-wrote the lyrics of one of the groups most popular songs Anarchy in the UK.
The artist has continued to dedicate his work to thought provoking political ideas and messages. His touring exhibition 'Peace is Tough' reached cities from New York to Tokyo. The tour presented an archive of imagery spanning the decades, elements of which are present in extremely important international collections, including that of the Tate, acknowledging Reid's importance in the narrative of 20th and 21st century culture.
In his three symbolic Blank Canvas shirt designs Jamie is inspired by three defined periods of work.
Using the classic Black/Champagne twin tipped shirt as a base, the artist has applied a screen-print of his trademark ransom cut-out letters to carry the message A Short Sharp Shock. The phrase was originally used in Gilbert and Sullivan's 1885 comic opera, The Mikado, which later became popular in music and symbolises Reid's connection to the punk movement. The shirt is finished with a bronze embroidered Laurel Wreath and a white screen printed Jamie Reid signature on the hem including his signature OVA symbol.
Using the Fred Perry shirt in its purest form as a base, Jamie has applied multi-coloured screen prints and embroidery to illustrate Boudicca shaking her spear at the Houses of Parliament. The imagery, inspired by his time at anarchistic publishing house Suburban Press, symbolises the artists uprising to order and the establishment. The back of the shirt is fully screen printed in red with Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People in revolt, framed by the towers of Croydon. An embroidered OVO logo couples with a Peace Is Tough print to complete the message. Finished with a black Laurel Wreath embroidery.
In his third and final design, Jamie uses the solid black shirt to showcase some of his more recent work. The screen-printed Hare, a symbol of free-thinking, is a direct signal to Joseph Beuys, whose work 'Free International University' acted as a blueprint for numerous counter-cultural initiatives of the late 1960s. A combination of print and embroidery is used to create a collage of OVAs to the front. Finished with bronze Laurel Wreath embroidery.
All three designs have been produced in limited numbers for both men and women and come delivered in a special edition Jamie Reid printed envelope. You can view more detailed product images and shop the collection on our website.
A 60 Second Guide To: Cycling Jerseys
Thursday, 29th Aug 2013
Originally designed as a piece of performance wear, the humble cycling jersey has grown to represent over a century of stories and tales.
The designs symbolise a moment in time - a particular team, a significant race, an epic battle, a sporting hero. Some jerseys become iconic and sought after pieces of memorabilia, earning themselves a place in the 'hall of design classics'.
Jersey design has continuously developed over the years, team sponsorship alongside technological advances in materials have both played a part in the evolution - however some features remain unchanged.
Typically the back hem is scooped, to help keep the rider's back covered whilst bent over in racing position. The back of the shirt also features a combination of fastened and open pockets - it would be no good having them on the front of the body as the contents would fall out mid-ride. A long zip fastening to the front can be opened to allow for ventilation.
The cuts are traditionally slim and long, helping to reduce air resistance and allowing the fabric to 'perform'; wicking the moisture it needs to sit close to the skin. Sponsors will use a combination of print, embroidery or applique to showcase their names - colours, panels and tipping combinations become synonymous with specific teams.
During the late 1950s, jerseys worn by road riding style icons such as Tom Simpson and Jacques Anquetil made their way from performance wear to streetwear. Slim fitting and full of continental allure, the designs held huge appeal for the jazz loving modernists of that time. The fact that many of the shirts were crafted in merino wool was an added bonus – the breathable fabric was perfect for keeping fresh after a spot of all night dancing. Designs from this period have long continued to be a mainstay of the mod casual wardrobe.
This season's Bradley Wiggins Collection characteristically references jerseys from the Golden Age of cycling. Elements of vintage shirts are explored and blended with signature Fred Perry details, twin tipping colours lifted into colour block panels, a champion inspired stripe knitted into cuffs. Bradley has been involved in each and every stage of the design process, bringing his own ideas, inspirations and style and in turn, each shirt in the collection comes to to tell a story.
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Amber is a town in Grady County, Oklahoma, United States. The population was 419 at the 2010 census.[3]
Amber is located at 35°9′35″N 97°52′44″W / 35.15972°N 97.87889°W (35.159613, -97.878766).[4]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 4.0 square miles (10 km2), all of it land. The Post Office was established in 1903.
As of the census of 2010, there were 419 people residing in the town.[3] The population density was 110 people per square mile (41/km²). There were 177 housing units at an average density of 45 per square mile (17/km²).[3] The racial makeup of the town was 89.18% White, 0.20% African American, 4.90% Native American, 1.22% Pacific Islander, 0.20% from other races, and 4.29% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.04% of the population.
There were 160 households out of which 47.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 74.4% were married couples living together, 7.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 16.9% were non-families. 15.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 5.0% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 3.06 and the average family size was 3.34.
In the town the population was spread out with 34.9% under the age of 18, 6.9% from 18 to 24, 29.8% from 25 to 44, 20.0% from 45 to 64, and 8.4% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 29 years. For every 100 females there were 96.8 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 95.7 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $32,083, and the median income for a family was $34,688. Males had a median income of $24,531 versus $20,375 for females. The per capita income for the town was $12,012. About 9.7% of families and 10.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 9.2% of those under age 18 and 22.2% of those age 65 or over.
Amber is also home of Amber-Pocasset Jr. Sr. High School, home of the Panthers.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ a b c "2010 City Population and Housing Occupancy Status". U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved October 18, 2013.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
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This charming Premium Gem boasts arm's-length enormous eye appeal, with hues of heather and lilac accenting the light dove-gray patina. Gorgeous luster radiates from beneath the pleasing ensemble, and the strike is well executed, although the dies are lightly eroded on each side. According to a recent edition of Auction & Mail Bid Prices Realized for Bust Half Dollars, this piece is likely close to the top of the certified Condition Census for the variety, although we cannot ascertain whether it is the absolute finest. An appealing and elegant coin. (PCGS# 6097)
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Mr.Abominable's Disneyland Half Marathon Trip Report, 9/2-9/4/07
This trip is one of the rare times that we are staying off property at DLR. Our short flight from Vegas arrived at John Wayne Airport at a little after 10 AM. The quick cab ride brought us to the lava lamp decorated entrance of the Hotel Menage in about 15 minutes. All of the Disney Hotels were sold out on the this holiday marathon weekend so we decided to check out this "boutique hotel" that had been getting some press as a hip hangout in Anaheim. We entered the empty, techno music filled lobby and proceeded to the check in desk. Concrete floors and modern accents filled the lobby as well as the K'Ya restaurant that was located there. There were some light draperies that hung from the ceiling over some European style couches that implied a kind of South Beach Miami hotel look. The best news is that we were only paying 125.00 per night and our room was ready. We walked out of a backdoor of the lobby, past the empty but cute tiki bar and pool and then entered outdoor hallways that reminded me of my many childhood stays at Motel 6. Not that I am knocking Motel 6, in fact on my first trip ever to DLR we stayed in one on Katella, it is just that this place was suppose to be boutique and trendy. We went down a dimly lit hallway and then emerged to the freeway facing side of the hotel. We exited a gate that required a room key to enter to finally get to our room, guess they wanted to keep unwanted guests out of there lobby but did not care if they hung out by our room, lol. Our room did look pretty cool, stained concrete floors, a bed with a leather headboard and a suede comforter. The 42" plasma HDTV rocked and all of the lamps and furniture fit into the modern theme of the room. It was spacious except for the bathroom, well the toilet-shower room. It looked as if it had not been remodeled at all with its shallow tub, rough towels and old toilet. We proceeded to unpack our pin lanyards and head over to DLR to meet the other half of the Abominables(Jamie and Scott) who had arrived yesterday. Our next reminder that we were not on property was the fact that to get the park, we needed to take the Anaheim Trolley Shuttle which comes every 30 minutes. This of course had just left so we decided to walk over the 5, down Harbor to the park. The walk was not bad except for the fact that it was 105 degrees outside.
We met up with Jamie and Scott in the lobby of the Grand and headed over to the Disneyland Hotel Convention center to check out the running expo and register for the race. The expo was huge with lots of fitness vendors, guest clinics and of course a Disney merchandise area. We headed to the back to register, we received our number bib, goodie bag and a chip to tie to our shoe so that they could track us throughout the race. We also registered online so that Sunnie and Jamie could receive time updates of us throughout the race. Since I have not been much of a runner in the past, I needed some gear, so I bought a Disney race shirt and some shorts from the Asics booth. We received a short in our goodie bag but it was long sleeve. I also bought a limited edition Half Marathon pin but passed on the "I Finished" pin, just in case, lol.
We headed into DCA to spend a hot, relaxing afternoon with all of the Labor Day crowds. Lunch at Taste Pilots was good though I did pass on the burger in favor of a chicken sandwich, I was trying to make up for my lack of training by eating somewhat healthy! We rode all the E-Ticket rides in DCA, did an animation class in the backlot and then headed to Downtown Disney to meet Scott for dinner. There was a special runner's pasta buffet at Naples but of course they were full and we rarely make priority seating. We headed over to Catal where the hostess said that there was an hour wait upstairs, turned out to be only about 15 minutes. Believe it or not, this was our first meal at Catal, it just never really appealed to us in the past. We did try once, but when we sat down, it was so hot and stuffy that we decided to leave. My dish of balerina pasta with shaved machego cheese was tasty, Scott's paella was good too but the girl's ziti with crunchy garlic was pretty bland, it was just way under seasoned. After the meal, Scott and I decided we had better head back to the Menage for some sleep since we were suppose to run 13 miles in about 9 hours. As we took our walk back over I 5, we were amazed at how close we were to the fireworks, there were even people photographing them from the Harbor bridge. Back at the tragically hip hotel there actually was some people hanging at the pool bar, enjoying the sounds of the lobby based DJ. This place was just weird, lol. I got my stuff together for the next day, all my running gear, bib and water and tried to get some sleep.
4 A.M. arrived with Scott knocking on my door, I then stumbled into the shower, which helped to warm up my stiff morning joints. I gathered up my bag of gear and headed out to meet Scott in the lobby. This was the first time that the Anaheim Trolley was actually convenient, there were several other runners waiting out front for the final marathon shuttle at 4:30AM. We were dropped off on the Harbor side of the esplanade so we had to cross over to starting area, which was in the Lilo lot next to the Disneyland Hotel. There were people everywhere, we even passed a jeans and Marathon polo clad Ed Grier, he was up early and actually seemed to be involved in making sure that everything was going ok. We walked into the enclosed lot which was filled with people, booths and a stage with characters getting everyone hyped up. There were runners of all shapes and sizes, many dressed in Disney hats and several in full costumes such as Tink, Buzz and lots of Princesses. We grabbed some bottled water and decided to head towards our corral. The corrals are setup so that the best runners are allowed to go first so that they are not crowded by us sluggish amateurs. They started with A and finished with H. Scott and I were in E, which seemed to be the biggest corral, stretching all the way from the stoplight by the Lilo lot and up the hill to the Guest parking structure. It was already hot, amazing for 5am, we just sat down in the street with everyone else and tried to limber up before embarking on a journey the likes that I had never been on before! Influenced by the lines at the popular Porta-potties, I decided to visit the unpleasantly scented, plastic saunas before it was time to start. Soon thereafter, there were a few announcements up at the starting line that signaled that the beginning was near.
The fireworks launched from the starting line and from up on the parking structure, it was very exciting. We noticed the other corrals heading out and soon the time was ours. It was awkward running in the crowds, Scott was weaving in and out and leaving me behind. We passed through the start gate about 20 minutes behind Corral A but our official time was being started by the chips on our shoes passing past the sensors. On our left, Mickey was cheering us on and above was a monorail full of cast members were encouraging us to give it our best. I tried to keep Scott in my sites as we passed the Paradise Pier Hotel. It turns out that Jamie and Sunnie had woken up and were on the curb to send us off, we caught them by surprise so there was no time for a pic. We turned left on Katella headed toward a left turn on Harbor, the field was finally spreading out a bit. The next turn led us into the entrance of the resort and the first water and powerade station of mile two. As we dodged empty cups and puddles of water he entered DCA under an Emile manned Arc de Triomphe from Rataouille. He slapped me a high five as we passed the Mission tortilla factory and winded around the Paradise Pier area of DCA. Next character on the list was Stitch, who was stationed by Pizza Oom Mow Mow, some runners were getting autographs on there race shirts. We exited DCA and crossed the Esplanade into the Magic Kingdom where where we headed backstage near the Mad Hatter shop on Main Street. This path took us behind the scenes of Tomorrowland, the were lots of cast members cheering us on as we past offices with time clocks and a plain white door with the Pizza Port logo on it. We exited this area into Tomorrowland between Pizza Port and Innoventions. Buzz Lightyear was up on the old Astro Orbiter tower as headed toward the subs, I have to say that it was tempting to get in line for the subs since this was the first time I had ever seen an empty queue. The waterfalls were flowing down the Matterhorn, which is not always the case when the park is open. We passed the spinning teacups and merry go round as we exited Fantasyland through the castle gates. Next leg was a quick jaunt through Frontierland where the highlights were Captain Jack Sparrow firing cannon shots from the Columbia and a CM making sure that no runners hit the corner of the frozen lemonade cart while making the turn past Pirates and into Adventureland. As we exited into the hub I noticed that there was no Dole Whip station for the hot runners, what kind of production was this? Lol. Main Street was also full of CMs who were encouraging us as we ran over the rubber pad covered trolley tracks on our way out of the Magic Kingdom. At his point I could still see Scott's white hat but I started to fade a bit as we headed up the side of the resort towards Ball. Crossing the Ball bridge over the 5 into the direct sunlight was when it really started to get hot and I had to take a breather. This was the beginning of the boring part of the race which was only highlighted by different groups of cheerleaders, policemen and hula dancers that were there to encourage us along the way. The only real excitement during this part was the mile markers, water stations and the nursery worker who instead of watering the plants, was shooting his hose into the street to cool us off. It was a long stretch before we arrived at the Honda Center where we were greeted by more cheerleaders including the ones from the Stanley Cup Champ Anaheim Ducks. Next was a stretch on a dirt path along the Santa Ana "River". I was a little disappointed since the river was not much more than an algae and dirt filled ditch. Along this path there started to be people laying down on the side getting medical attention and a husband on a bike showed up to encourage his wife who was running near me. We exited the dirt into the parking lot of Angel Stadium, which was especially busy with tons of rowdy Boy Scouts slapping us high fives and yelling our names. Before heading into the stadium we received a Cliff Bar fruit flavored gel which is packed with electrolytes and caffeine, it affectionately called goo by most of the runners. One of the most exciting of the run was entering Angel Stadium in the right field corner, seeing ourselves on the Jumbotron and hearing our hometowns announced over the PA system before we passed the dugouts and exited in the left corner. This was the 10 mile point and where I realized that I could actually finish the race and do it in less than three hours. My legs began cramping pretty bad at this point but I had the three hour deadline as extra motivation to keep pushing as much as I could. The next two miles lead us under the freeway and down Katella and consisted of me taking periodic walking stints to fight off my leg cramps, catch my breath and attempt to wipe the extensive amount of sweat from my face. I always manage to run through the areas that were filled with spectators out there encouraging us to the end. It was encouraging the spot the Tower of Terror which is where we entered DCA once again, this time past more CMs as headed out of the backlot, across Sunshine Plaza and exited by the airplane at near the Grand Californian. There were tons of spectators and people who had finished the race lined up in Downtown Disney, I really tried to run through this area just in case Jamie and Sunnie were there waiting to photograph me in all of my pathetic glory. The 13 mile mark was next to the ESPN Zone and this made me think that .1 of a mile cannot be that far away, I pushed as hard as I could around the corner where I could hear the cheers and see the Finish Line.
Mickey was still there as I crossed the finish line, I spotted Sunnie who motioned for me to come to the fence to take a picture. This is the point where my legs felt like they may stop working as I shuffled over for my finishing line picture. I hobbled around the corner where I received my precious medal, had my time sensor cut off, I had finished in 2 hours and 53 minutes! and headed for the water and a snack station filled with oranges, bananas and Dole fruit cups. I have to say that that was the best orange I had ever tasted! I decided that a silver mylar blanket was the last thing I wanted to wrap around my melting body so I headed back to the R-Z tent to collect my stuff from this morning. Scott was there waiting for me with a congratulatory hug and we headed out into the center of the crowded Lilo lot to find our wives. They were both extremely excited that we had finished and took more pictures as I sat down on the hot asphalt. Everyone said that I should not sit but I literally felt like I was going to pass out! I have to say that finishing this 13 miles gave me one of the most accomplished feelings I had ever had, I could not believe that I had made it.
We hobbled back to the Menage, we actually waited for the trolley this time…and it took forever, lol! I took a little nap and then showered, took some Ibuprofin, hooked my finishers medal to my pin lanyard and headed back to Disneyland. We decided to have lunch at Tortilla Joes but when we walked in, it was literally 110 degrees in there. We had a beer while Scott checked to see if the AC was working in the House of Blues, it was so we headed over there and had a tasty lunch with mediocre service. My buttermilk fired chicken was good but the service was just lame. After lunch, Jamie and Scott had to head to the Airport and we headed to Disneyland for a little while. We finished up our day a little earlier than normal with a sandwich at La Brea, which was good and then headed back to the Hotel where slept in till about noon the next day, boy was I tired! After that we packed up our stuff, we could not wait to leave the Menage! We called for a cab and had them take us over to the Grand. We checked our bags there because we did not want to have to head back to the Menage after our day at DLR. Our day was pretty low key, highlighted by the fact that it was a little cooler and we waited about an hour for Nemo and then rode in the Handicap version. I have to day that this was well done for those who cant climb down into the subs. Even the lockers were a nice touch as far as the theme goes. Our time was about up so we headed to the Grand, grab our bags and took a 15 minute cab for our plane ride back to reality! Oh god, how I love to be at Disneyland!
PS. The Tokyo DL report is nearly done, it is going to be so long! lol I think I kind of like this trip report writing thing! J


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Martha Ann Smith Jennings
A memorial service for Martha Ann Smith Jennings, 62, Dixon, formerly of Glasgow, Ky., who died Wednesday, Dec. 28, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Tracy Methodist Church in Austin, Ky.
Townsend Funeral Home in Dixon is in charge of arrangements.
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Services for Herschel F. Gladding, 100, Henderson, who died Sunday, will be at noon Thursday at Rudy-Rowland Funeral Home.
The Rev. David Simpson will officiate. Burial will be in Fairmont Cemetery.
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Services for Hazel Louise Sellers, 91, Robards, who died Saturday, will be at 11 a.m. today at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home.
Brother David Himmelheber will officiate. Burial will be in Fairmont Cemetery.
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Honorary pallbearers will be Kevin Payne, Jim Steinwachs Jr., Bill Beasley and Stan Williams.


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The virtues of Stanley Payne, the outstanding living historian of the Spanish Civil War, are on gratifying display in this comprehensive volume. He writes with appropriate sweep: "[C]ivil war in Spain was not a complete anomaly, but rather the only massive internal conflict to break out in Western Europe during the 1930s. It would reflect all the tensions, hatreds, and ideologies found in these other conflicts, while adding further features of its own, characteristic of Spain and to some extent of Europe as a whole during the decade before World War II." Still, Payne concentrates on the domestic history that produced the convulsion.
He begins with the decline of Spain's empire, once the world's greatest in geographical extent, controlling territories from North Africa across the Western Hemisphere and the Pacific to the Philippines. He notes that, early in the 19th century, the invasion of Spain by Napoleon's armies and the ensuing defeat of the French fostered local constitutionalism resulting in a "Spanish contradiction." That is, the country adopted an advanced, modernizing political system but maintained an undeveloped society and economy, a traditional culture, and weak educational resources.
Payne also offers a reliable account of the main episodes of 20th-century Spain's armed torment. These begin with the fall of the dictator Miguel Primo de Rivera in 1930 and the abdication of King Alfonso XIII in the next year. A republic was then proclaimed and a liberal and social-democratic coalition was elected, followed by the eruption of leftist extremism. That last was evidenced by ferocious anticlericalism, the growth of an anarchist labor movement uniquely strong in Europe, and a shift of Socialists toward revolutionism, alongside which the Moscow-controlled Spanish Communist party was an alien force without significant roots.
The emergence of a radical-right alternative soon followed. While it was identified most notoriously with the Falange Española, or Spanish Phalanx, which was inspired by Italian and German fascism, the counter-movement to Spain's radical left was represented more widely by conservative Roman Catholic politicians and traditional monarchists—the latter known as Carlists for their support of a slighted pretender to the throne, Prince Carlos, passed over by the predecessors of the ill-fated Alfonso XIII.
In 1934, the most important of several failed leftist insurrections occurred. That rehearsal for a full-fledged civil war was organized (as Payne shows) with considerable preparation and thoroughness by the radicalized Socialists. But it was defeated—and enabled the victory at the polls of a rightist government, which aggravated the crisis.
Elections in 1936 brought the liberals, leftists, and Communists of the People's Front to power, but the revolutionary tide ran ahead of them. The People's Front won the balloting in part because of incidents of leftist violence that skewed voting results, but also thanks to the numerous votes of the anarcho-syndicalists and Socialists, neither of whom were willing to participate in the new administration. Revolution had seized the minds of the radical left, but a major opposing offensive was about to begin. It would come under the leadership of General Francisco Franco, and it would prevail.
In the summer of 1936, the antirevolutionary faction in the Spanish Army rose in defiance of the new government and was dubbed "the nationalists." The armed forces had been divided no less deeply than the rest of the country: Franco admitted that leaders were badly split inside the military establishment and supported no common position other than "law and order." That is why, in Franco's view, no military intervention against the left had been organized successfully between 1934 and 1936. The electoral triumph of the People's Front, however, provoked further violent confrontations between the two ideological poles, dramatizing the disintegration of the state.
Franco began his uprising from Spanish Morocco. The nationalists quickly seized most of the Spanish north (which was sympathetic to them) with the support of Falangist cadres and Carlist militias. But Franco himself was stuck in Morocco, as the Spanish Navy remained loyal to the Republic. Franco and his colleagues went to Germany and Italy for airplanes and pilots, along with weapons, to evade the Republican closure of the Strait of Gibraltar. Hitler and Mussolini obliged, sending their own combat personnel to assist the nationalists in beating the naval blockade. Franco ferried thousands of soldiers and Moroccan mercenaries onto the mainland.
The nationalist coup failed, however, to subdue the main Spanish cities: Madrid, the capital; Barcelona, the main industrial center; and others. According to Payne, without the swift capture of Madrid, the nationalists lost the initiative and condemned Spain to a war of attrition. He deems the Battle of Madrid "the first turning point" in that war; indeed, Madrid became a global publicity symbol for the Republican cause. The city was defended with the help of Russian arms and officers: Stalin chose to back the Republic, but Moscow's obvious desire to impose Communist dictation on the Spanish left made it the equivalent of the interfering fascist powers rather than a firm ally of the Republic.
In Barcelona, where the anarcho-syndicalist union movement was a leading force, a distinct outcome emerged with the defeat of the military plot. The social demands of the left took precedence over the preservation of the Republican system. The Catalonian nationalist president Lluís Companys and his regional government submitted to a system of dual rule alongside the labor revolutionaries. In Payne's words, the anarchists "accepted a limited semi-pluralism," in contrast to Communist totalitarianism. Following the Barcelona model, "multiparty committees and councils of revolutionary power . . . sprang up in towns, provinces, and sometimes entire regions throughout the Republican zone."
Payne judges that the social revolution in leftist-controlled territory was "proportionately the most extensive, and also the most nearly spontaneous, worker revolution in a European country. It was carried out by genuine worker organizations on the local level . . . from the bottom up, rather than being organized from the top down by a political party of middle-class intellectuals and activists"—like the Bolsheviks in Russia. Payne appears to agree with Andreu Nin, leader of the anti-Stalinist Workers' Party of Marxist Unification (POUM) and in whose militia George Orwell served. Nin called events in Spain "a more profound proletarian revolution than the Russian Revolution," and he had a certain expertise in the subject: Nin had been a functionary of the Communist International in Moscow from 1921 to 1930 before fleeing Russia as a Trotskyist.
Stalin's Russia frowned on Spanish revolutionary ambitions. With the Communists weak at the outbreak of the war, but represented in the People's Front, Stalin faced a "dilemma [he] never fully resolved," according to Payne.
For nearly two decades, the Soviet Union had preached revolution and civil war. Suddenly—and paradoxically, against Soviet wishes—civil war and violent revolution had broken out in Spain, but it was an anarchist and Socialist revolution.
Challenged by the limited influence of the Spanish Communists, Moscow turned to infiltration of existing Republican institutions. The Russian foreign minister warned Stalin that support for Spanish radicalism might prevent Russia from securing allies in the West. For these and other reasons, Soviet aid to the Spanish Republic diminished considerably as the war continued, leading Republican leaders to accuse Stalin of abandoning them. Payne argues that, at the beginning, Russian assistance to the Spanish left far exceeded what Franco received from Hitler and Mussolini, who responded by escalating their involvement.
Soviet deceit in Spain led to a "second counter-revolution" by Communists against their leftist rivals. Soviet agents murdered the POUM leader Nin. Meanwhile, as months went by, General Franco and his colleagues carried out a patient strategy of political consolidation within their movement and a successful campaign to break Catalonia (as the center of resistance) away from the rest of Republican-held territory. In April 1939, 75 years ago, the Spanish Republic capitulated.
In this rich panorama of ideology and politics, Stanley Payne has included an argument that deserves emphasis. The anti-Stalinist POUM and, in the 1960s, the Spanish Communist party's "Eurocommunist" leadership came to agree that, with Soviet intervention on the anti-Franco side, the Republic embodied the first example of a "people's democracy," the political model imposed by Stalin in Eastern Europe after World War II. But as Payne affirms, "The [Spanish] Republic was a sovereign state, not a satellite of the Soviet Union, and there were definite limits to Communist hegemony." This invaluable contribution reminds us that the Spanish revolution and civil war of 1936-39 remain relevant and worthy of study.
Stephen Schwartz is a frequent contributor.


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Smoked Salmon Pizza
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My love for smoked salmon pizza developed during high school days. It is always prepared with salmon as the key ingredient. You will be ever grateful to the italian people for sharing this addictive smoked salmon pizza recipe with the world! Include this smoked salmon pizza recipe in your most-liked list and make it as many times you wish to.
|Pizza dough/1 pound frozen bread dough, defrosted
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Traditional, 1 Recipe)
|2 Tablespoon
|Olive oil
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Sliced onions
|6 Cup (96 tbs) (About 5 Medium Sized)
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Smoked salmon slices
|16 (Thin Slices, About 12 Ounce)
|Sour cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), drained, rinsed
|Chopped fresh dill/2 teaspoons dried basil
|2 Tablespoon
1. Preheat oven to 500°. Divide pizza dough in half and roll into two 12-inch circles. Sprinkle each of two baking sheets with 1 tablespoon cornmeal. Place dough rounds on cornmeal.
2. In a large frying pan, heat olive oil over medium heat. Add onions and cook, stirring occasionally, 10 to 12 minutes, or until softened but not browned. Season with salt and pepper. Let cool to room temperature.
3. Spread onions and olive oil evenly over pizza dough. Bake 10 to 12 minutes, or until crusty and brown around the edges. Cover each pizza with smoked salmon slices. Top with sour cream and sprinkle with capers and dill.
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Cocktail in Nashville = Lynchburg Lemonade, a Jack 'n Coke, a Prichard's Piña Colada, or Maker's Mai Tai (won-der-ful).
Jack Daniels is *not* my bourbon of choice. Maker's or Prichard's (both Tennessee, one bourbon, the other rum), with Jim Beam (Kentucky) coming in a distant third.
(Sorry, PITH.....y'all have some good hooch in the Bluegrass, but Maker's....well, that's a little slice of heaven right there.)
Maker's is so so tasty.
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O2 to offer Samsung laptops with mobile broadband deals
O2 has announced that it will soon offer a range of three Samsung laptops for customers taking out mobile broadband contracts.
From 27 February, customers can get a Samsung NC10, dubbed the O2 mini-laptop, and two versions of the R510, one that O2 angles as a "performance" laptop and one with multimedia features.
The laptops are offered complete with after sales service and 2 year's warranty.
There are two separate packages on offer from O2 that see the laptops offered "free". The first costs £29.38 and gives users 3GB data allowance and 300 O2 to O2 texts.
The second costs £39.15 per month and offers 10GB data allowance and 300 O2 to O2 texts.
Customers can chose to upgrade to the "multimedia" R510 for a one-off charge of £78.29, while home broadband can also be added to the deals.


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Originally written on Waiting For Next Year | Last updated 11/25/12
The AP and Coaches' polls were released earlier this afternoon, and the 12-0 Ohio State Buckeyes remained at #4 in the AP Poll behind undefeated Notre Dame, 1-loss Alabama, and 1-loss Georgia. However, the Kent State Golden Flashes have moved up as Jacob projected earlier this morning. They moved to 18th in the AP poll and 19th in the Coaches, which is one-third of the BCS standings, to be released later tonight. The Flashes need to reach the Top 16 to have a shot at a BCS bowl.
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The Microsoft Visual F# team are pleased to announce the availability of our code drop of an F# 3.1 compiler, library and tests.
This code drop corresponds to the release of the Visual F# Tools for F# 3.1 as part of Visual Studio 2013. We have also recently released some great new samples showing the unique power of F#.
F# is an open, cross-platform language and you can read testimonials about how F# is used in the software industry at the pages of the F# Software Foundation, a major community organization for the F# language.
The Visual F# Tools team at Microsoft contribute to F# through enterprise-ready tooling in Visual Studio 2013. We recommend the Visual F# Tools as the best, most productive and highly stable route for functional-first programming in the Windows ecosystem. You can find out more about functional-first programming in industry in the recent talk Succeeding With Functional First Programming in Industry at NDC Oslo, and at the excellent website F# for Fun and Profit (external link). You can also learn F# in your browser using Try F#.
Functional-first programming is a general-purpose programming technique represented by langauges such as Clojure, Scala, Haskell, F#, OCaml and is particularly suited to analytical programming tasks such as calculation engines, data-science programming, ETL pipelines and general data-manipulation. While these problems can be solved using other programming paradigms, they are particularly amenable to functional-first programming. Functional-first programming uses functional programming as the initial paradigm for most purposes, but employs other techniques such as object-oriented programming and state manipulation as necessary.
If your organization decides to invest in functional-first programming, then we recommend you use the Visual F# Tools from Microsoft.
The F# community contribute a range of tools for use with F#. Some incorporate F# language tooling and can be UI tools such as code visualizers, editing tools, or new ways of executing, hosting or interpreting F# code, or indeed whole new F# editing experiences. For example, the following F#-related tools are made by the F# community (some are commercial, some are open):
These and others make F# programming available for a broad range of situations, including many not covered by the Visual F# Tools from Microsoft.
Other libraries and tools contributed to F# include:
If you want to use F# 3.1 today on Windows, you should use one of the installations of Visual Studio 2013 available at the F# MSDN Developer Center. For free Visual F# tools for Windows you should currently continue to use F# 3.0 in the Visual Studio 2012 F# web tools (we are actively pursuing an F# 3.1 update for this).
If you would like to join the F# Community and help improve F# tooling and across multiple platforms, you can join the discussion group. The F# community do most development on GitHub - they take the code drops of the Visual F# Tools team from CodePlex and incorporate them into the GitHub repository.
This source code drop is under the Apache 2.0 license and a reference copy is published on CodePlex. It has already been integrated into the fsharp_31 branch of the primary repository of the F# community on GitHub.
As this release is a code drop, it does not contain binaries for the release.
The Visual F# Tools team
why 3.1 is not master and why master is not 3.0 on github?
I'd venture to say that tooling for any language can't be considered "enterprise-ready" until it supports refactoring. Any progress on that front? Granted that TypeScript is a simpler language, it's quite telling that TS had refactoring support in its very first public alphas, and I think that support has a great deal to do with the acceptance it's received so far.
Thanks for the good work with F# language going forward and making ML derived languages first class on Microsoft world.
When can we see some more Visual Studio tooling love (refactoring, WPF, VS Express, WP 8.x, ...) for F# developers?


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Regression plot of mir-21 expression levels in subcutaneous adipose tissue of healthy persons (n = 20) with a range in BMI (21-48). Data are presented as ΔCt levels (difference between Ct value for miR-21 and Ct value for control RNU48) versus BMI and thus represents a positive correlation between mir-21 expression levels and BMI, p < 0.001.
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'The Strain's' Kevin Durand: Vasiliy Fet was born to kill vampiresAdd to Favorites | The Strain
Fans of "The Strain" were introduced to a new character in the second episode, "The Box." Vasiliy Fet (Kevin Durand) is an exterminator, which is going to be something the world desperately needs as the outbreak begins to take hold.
Zap2it braved the cold Canadian winter in March to visit the set of "The Strain," along with a collection of other media outlets. While there, Durand spoke about Fet and how he fits into the story.
Sitting in a large room, in-between takes during a night shoot, Durand quips, "I might be killing vampires at any second, saving all your lives." If any of the characters seeing the contagion spread before there eyes is qualified to save the world, it may very well be Fet.
"Vasiliy Fet was born to do it. He's the guy for the job," Durand says. "He kind of was a guy you might not pick out of a crowd when everything was going okay in society. But then as soon as the s*** hit the fan, he rises up like a great viking, of sorts, and kind of finds what he was born to do."
Playing the hero is something Durand doesn't get to do often, as fans of "Lost" could attest. "It's kind of nice to step on the other side of the line. I usually provide the dark part of the narrative," he says. "I get to be a really good guy. He could be a little dark, obviously, at times but he's trying to save humanity."
It's hard for his character not to stray to the dark side now and then, after all it's the end of the world. "My development has been mostly discovering what the h*** this thing is and figuring it out," Durand explains. "Most people are freaking out and I'm like, 'I'll kill those for you. It's kind of fun. How else do they die?'"
Early on, that's the difference between Vasiliy and Ephraim. Eph is concerned with how to save people at this point. That's just not how Fet's mind works. He's very meticulous with his job. That's the reason he kind of rose to the top of his field and now he's just trying to move that meticulous attention to detail to killing these infected people," Durand says. "He's trying to understand it completely so he can completely obliterate them."
On the other hand, his relationship with Setrakian is quite different. The pawn shop owner knows just how dangerous the outbreak and The Master are. "He kind of takes me under his wing," Durand says. "He understands a lot of what will take these things down, but he's also learning as well. So we're all trying to figure out what the best way is to achieve mass slaughter of these d*** things."
Now it's just a matter of slaughtering them before they take over the world. After all, these aren't the bloodsuckers you've become accustomed to in recent years. "These vampires are not glittering in sunlight, I'll tell you that much," he jokes. "'Twilight' was really fun, but this is different. This is horrifying."
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Make Reservations, who finished third in a maiden special weight race at Aqueduct in his sole start, is out of the winning Unbridled mare Formal Reception and is a half brother to four winners. His second dam is a half sister to grade II winner Its Acedemic, who formerly stood at Tomorrow Bloodstock.
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NOME -- After 2½ years of going through more than 25 surgeries, healing and rebuilding his life, Wes Perkins, 57, has reached his ultimate goal: He's got his job back.
"That was one of my goals when I got hurt, that one day I would have this job back," Perkins said in an interview with the Nome Nugget last week.
On Aug. 1, Perkins reclaimed his old office as the area supervisor at the TelAlaska building in Nome.
"I don't just like it. I love it," he said. "I really, really wanted to have that job."
Perkins can speak again, a miracle in itself considering that he has only a fraction of his tongue left. While his speech is still labored, his words are intelligible, straightforward and fraught with the same sense of humor as they were prior to his accident.
Speaking -- and many other things -- is something he couldn't do since May 2011, when a grizzly bear nearly ripped off his head in an attack near Skookum Pass. Perkins' life changed in an instant. After a dramatic rescue that involved his hunting partners, Dan and Edward Stang, and his brother organizing the rescue flight out of the wilderness, Perkins narrowly escaped death and set out on a long journey to recover.
Perkins always gave to help others, either as a Nome volunteer firefighter since 1978 or as an ambulance volunteer. He said it was hard to be on the receiving end of the help that was extended to him when he needed it. But Perkins drew strength from the outpouring of support from Nomeites and strangers alike.
"I have boxes and boxes of cards and letters," Perkins said.
He said he had a lot of ups and downs along the way.
"I have a strong family to support me, the community of Nome and even people from all over Alaska send me cards and letters," he said.
Asked how he deals with the emotional scars, Perkins said, "It just happened. I have to deal with it. I can sit here and feel sorry for myself, but what does that do? You gotta move on."
Perkins' attitude was never that of a victim of circumstance, and that didn't change with the attack.
He lauded his team of surgeons at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle for putting him back together, and the rest he did himself, with the unwavering support of family, friends and Nomeites.
He relearned how to speak with a speech therapist as the feeding tubes came out of his throat and stomach earlier this year. With major surgeries over now, he concentrates on many more small steps he needs to heal completely.
The road to recovery has been long, painful and expensive -- Perkins estimates $1 million in medical bills. But the former NVFD fire chief declares himself a "happy camper" to have defeated the odds.
Last summer, he couldn't speak or eat. But this spring, he has been out in the country, hunting for caribou. He can ride a snowmachine, drive a four-wheeler and a car again. Running is not quite possible but he is walking a lot.
After the skin transplants, he needed to stay in temperate climates to allow the skin to heal. The bite of the cold Nome spring air and the risk of frostbite would've undone what surgeons so carefully achieved in the last operation.
While recuperating on Maui from his last skin surgery, he walked five to 10 miles a day on legs that bear the marks of many operations. They have been mined for parts to reconstruct his face. In addition to titanium plates as part of reconstructive surgery, his jaw has been redone with the fibula from his left leg.
"Doctors say you don't really need a fibula," he said. "Isn't that interesting?"
He joked that his body supplied the spare parts that were used to make his face whole again: fibula for the jaw, skin and tissue from both thighs for the jaw and cheek.
With a white towel handy, he often wipes his weeping left eye. He can see only shadow and light in that eye; that's why he is extra careful to use safety glasses when on the job outside.
"I only have one good eye left," he said. "Gotta be careful."
A team of doctors at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle worked the wonders of modern medicine on him but Perkins needed to come up with the will to go on and with solutions to challenges.
Although he couldn't eat solid food, he occupied his time with cooking, baking, making sausage and preparing many dishes of wild food for his family, firefighter and ambulance volunteers, and the crew working at the Nome Joint Utility System powerhouse.
For him, eating is a slow process. At first he tried to spoon liquids into his mouth but that didn't work. How do you suck on a straw and swallow if most of the tongue is missing? He observed hockey players with squirt bottles and applied the solution.
"I eat everything now -- salmon, halibut, moose, mashed potatoes, pie, everything," he said. The cooked meal just has to go through the blender and into the squirt bottle.
Perkins said he doesn't have nightmares about the actual bear attack. Nor does he hold a grudge against the bruin. But the nightmares he had while on withdrawal from the pain medication methadone were horrible.
"The hardest thing in the whole deal was to wean myself from the painkillers, from methadone," he said.
From May through September 2011, he was on methadone to manage the pain.
"I even had my own pain doctor. I called her my pain lady," Perkins joked.
But it wasn't the least bit funny to get off the drug.
"I went through the whole withdrawal process like a drug addict: I was hotter than hell. Then a few minutes later I was cold and shivered," he said. "You can't imagine the pain. I was nauseous and sick to the stomach."
It took seven months to get over it. Perkins prides himself that he only takes his vitamins now, not even popping an aspirin for pain.
For now, Perkins is done with surgeries.
"As long as I can talk the way I talk now, I'm happy," he said.
With Nome having been without a direct Nome-based TelAlaska supervisor for a while, Dave Goggins, vice president of operations for TelAlaska, managed to restore that slot. Once the position was advertised, Perkins immediately applied. Goggins said that Perkins' deep roots in Nome were important when he was originally hired.
"It was compelling factor in considering his rehire," Goggins said. "His knowledge of the company, Nome area operations and his attitude were certainly pluses for us and our customers."
"I think his physical recovery is nothing short of a miracle," Goggins said. He visited Perkins in the hospital in July 2011. "At that time, I didn't think he would be able to come back to work."
"His attitude since the mauling is equally inspiring. There is no denying his strength and ability to serve us all well," he said. "TelAlaska, the Nome community and the surrounding villages will all benefit with Wes back and in Nome. We couldn't be happier."
The happiness goes both ways. Sitting in his office at TelAlaska last week, Perkins was asked whether he shook his fists at the universe for dealing him these cards. His answer was a decisive "no."
"I have a life to live," he said. "No time to feel sorry for myself. I feel I'm the happiest man in the world."
By DIANA HAECKER
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