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3-A QUARTERS: With a lot on the line, Orange High keeps it fun
Orange High School might be sailing through uncharted waters as it prepares for the boys 3-A Eastern Regional semifinals tonight at Crown Coliseum, but Panthers coach Greg Motley won't change the way his team approaches its game against West Brunswick.
Motley and his staff ran his team through their usual individual and team drills this week preparting for tonight's 8:30 game. But it's not all about work for top-seeded Orange (25-5).
No, basketball is a game, and Motley does what he can to keep things fun.
"Our kids come in expecting to play hard," Motley said. "The focus is not to worry about any of the pressure. We just try to have fun with basketball, and that's how we approach it. I'm sure there's some pressure, so we won't act like there's not, but at the same time, we don't talk about it.
"We tell our kids to play hard and have fun and see how it goes."
There is a balance between hard work and having fun, but Motley's team seems to have struck a balance.
"This team works very hard, but at the same time, we try to keep it toned down so they don't come in all rigid," Motley said. "For the most part, I think it's worked this season."
Motley's practices sometimes include music picked out by his players to help keep things loose. But Motley, of course, doesn't let things get too lose.
"They pick it," Motley said with a smile. "I've just got to censor it."
The balance Motley has struck has helped guide the Panthers to the fourth round of the state playoffs for the first time since 2006. But balance is a big part of Orange basketball, on and off the court.
"We've got a pretty balanced team, we think," Motley said. "Our bench is pretty strong most times, so we can count on a bunch of guys."
Senior co-captains Keegan Crabtree and J.D. Brooks are the heart of the team, as Crabtree leads the team in scoring, while Brooks is a solid force on the glass.
"They're our main two guys," Motley said, "but we have guys around them who do some very special stuff as well."
Starters Jawan Chambers, Tay Jones and point guard Eryk Brandon-Dean, sophomore point guard play important roles, and Motley has several players on the bench who contribute, too.
"That's important," Motley said. "Our balanced attack gives teams trouble. We played Eastern Alamance last Friday, and we had to focus so much on Lamont Robinson.
"I don't know what other teams talk about focusing on (when they play us), but we've got a bunch of guys who they have to account for every night."
Orange will certainly have to account for Gray Cheers, the leading scorer for West Brunswick (20-7) who poured in 28 points in a victory over Southern in Shallotte last week.
But Motley prefers to focus on his team and making sure they're ready to play.
"We're just trying to keep them focused for the next game," Motley said. "We don't look too far ahead at all. Really, all season, we've just taken them one at a time. Right now, we've got to worry about West Brunswick and see what we can do to try to get them."
NOTE: Tonight's winner advances to Saturday's East Regional title game at the Crown Coliseum with the winner advancing to the state 3-A championship game on March 15.


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Jun 13 2008
Cowboy Nachos
I love finding inventive ways to use leftovers, and since my brisket recipe makes so much dadgum meat, I'm always looking for ways to stretch it out and use every last morsel. These meaty, stick-to-your-ribs nachos are perfect for leftover brisket, and they're so much more flavorful than ones using taco-seasoned hamburger. And sometimes, after a long, hot summer day of grueling work, this can count as a meal for both Marlboro Man and the punks—I just serve 'em with a tall glass of milk and a sliced up apple or two and go do something productive with all the time I've saved, like dress up Charlie in an American Girl pinafore. It's my hobby of choice these days.
First, rustle up a whole beef brisket (NOT corned beef brisket…there's a difference) and make PW's Brisket recipe. When you're finished, it'll look like this:
Yum, yum. Yum. And note: sometimes, if I know I'm going to use the brisket for leftover dishes like nachos or tamales, I'll lay off the soy sauce in the brisket recipe just a tad. That way it won't clash with the flavor too much.
Also, you should have a pot of these beans nearby:
Just plain ol' pinto beans, cooked in a pot and seasoned. There's nothing easier in the world, my darlings.
Next, make this Pico de Gallo:
Just be sure to stay away from Roma tomatoes and red round tomatoes without the vine attached until the Sam and Ella scare passes. (Cherry tomatoes, homegrown tomatoes, and tomatoes with the vine attached are still fine.)
We're almost there! Now just round up some sturdy tortilla chips (whichever kind you like), and some Monterey Jack cheese and we're ready to go. Oh! I almost forgot: go get on the Stairmaster for 37 minutes. You'll understand why later.
Now, first thing I do is really doctor up the beans by adding lots of ground black pepper, several healthy dashes of Tabasco, some minced garlic, and lots of jarred jalapeños. (Fresh jalapeños work, too.) Really go for it and make 'em spicy. Cowboys can handle lots of spice, you know.
Next, get a skillet very hot and add a little canola oil…
Then throw in some shredded brisket, making it sizzle on one side.
After a minute or two, flip the meat over to brown the other side. This browning process will give the cooked brisket great flavor.
Next, pour in some Mexican red sauce. Enchilada sauce works, too, but I like this El Pato brand Mexican "tomato sauce."
Pour enough in there not to drown the meat, but to make it really moist. If you have them, I also like to add in some of the drippings from the meat OR some beef broth from a can.
Stir to combine and keep warm.
Meanwhile, grate some Monterey Jack cheese.
Some kind souls like to use cheddar, but I love the creaminess and flavor of Jack.
Preheat the broiler, then place a single layer of tortilla chips in a heatproof dish. Sprinkle the top with beans.
Follow with some brisket. Use as much as your heart desires.
And a generous helping of grated cheese.
Now sprinkle on a nice helping of pico de gallo. This adds such great flavor to the nachos. I think pico de gallo should be sainted.
I realize that makes no sense.
Repeat with another layer of chips…
Now, we're going to leave off the final layer of pico de gallo and pop the nachos the oven and broil just until the cheese is melted. Don't put it too close to the heating element!
Keep a watchful eye on the nachos, making sure not to overly brown or burn them. The cheese should be just melted—creamy and soft, not hard. The farther away from the broiler, the more wiggle room you'll have and the more evenly melted and warm the dish will be.
Now, here's the kicker: just before eating, sprinkle a generous amount of pico de gallo all over the top. That way, you'll have a layer underneath that got a little warm in the oven and a cool layer all over the top. And the flavor…the flavor…ugh. You can also plop some guacamole and sour cream all over the top; whatever your cowboy likes. The secret to these nachos is abundance—don't be shy.
Oh, baby. Serve this to a man and he'll fall in love with you. Serve it to a woman and she'll…fall in love with you.
These nachos are magical that way.
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Cowboy Nachos
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- Easy
- Servings:
- 4
- 2 cups Pioneer Woman's Pinto Beans From "beans And Cornbread" Recipe On Tasty Kitchen
- Ground Black Pepper To Taste
- Tabasco Sauce, To Taste
- Minced Garlic (to Desired Flavor)
- Jarred Or Fresh Jalapenos (optional)
- Canola Oil
- 2 cups Pioneer Woman's Beef Brisket From "beef Brisket" Recipe
- Pan Drippings From Brisket Or Beef Broth (optional)
- 1 can Mexican Red Sauce Or Enchilada Sauce (Enough To Moisten Beef)
- 2 cups Pioneer Woman's Pico De Gallo From "pico De Gallo And Guacamole" Recipe
- Tortilla Chips
- 2 cups Grated Monterey Jack Cheese (or To Taste)
- Guacamole And Sour Cream (optional)
Preparation Instructions
Heat up pinto beans and doctor them to your desired "temperature," adding the ground black pepper, Tabasco sauce, minced garlic and jalapenos. Make it as spicy or mild as you like.
Next, in a very hot skillet, add a bit of canola oil and the shredded brisket. Cook for 1 to 2 minutes and then flip and cook for another 1 to 2 minutes.
Preheat your oven's broiler.
Next pour some of the red sauce over the meat to make it nice and moist. If you have them, also add a bit of pan drippings from the brisket cooking process or a bit of beef broth, again just enough to bring the meat to a nice moist consistency. Stir to combine. Turn off heat.
Grate your Monterey Jack (however much you want).
In a heat proof dish layer chips, beans, brisket, cheese, and pico de gallo. Repeat layers but leave off the second layer of pico de gallo until after the dish is cooked.
Place on the middle or bottom rack of your oven and broil until cheese is melted. Watch closely. When cheese is melted, remove from oven and sprinkle a generous amount of pico de gallo over the top.
Inhale, exhale, and then ravenously consume!
283 Comments
Emily On Friday, June 13 at 8:54 pm
I LOVE NACHOS!! These look delicious. I have made shedded beef burritos (using a slow cooked roast, then browning and adding taco seasoning), but never thought of using anything other than ground beef on nachos. I really need to try this recipe!
Kelly On Friday, June 13 at 8:59 pm
OH MY! That makes me want to try cooking a brisket for the first time.
theresa On Friday, June 13 at 9:06 pm
yum yum yum! I think i gained 10 lbs just looking at them.
Sabrina I On Friday, June 13 at 9:19 pm
Wow, I've never made Brisket before, but I'm willing to wait _8 HOURS_ to try this yummy nacho recipe. Have you ever thought of making your own cookbook? Thanks for sharing.
Martha On Friday, June 13 at 9:36 pm
Oh my…. that does look good……
Stephanie On Friday, June 13 at 9:56 pm
This looks so awesome. I'm definitely going to have to make this. My husband will love it. Thanks for all the recipes.
carson On Friday, June 13 at 9:58 pm
No calf nuts…whew…was a little concerned when I saw the title of the recipe. Am even more concerned about Charlie wearing the pinafore. And still even MORE concerned about all these rumors floating around about PW.
Worried in New Mexico.
Jennifer B On Friday, June 13 at 10:05 pm
Ok, this doesn't help my Mexican Food Addiction at all. I have been enjoying Mr. Food's unhealthy "taco pie" recipe and now I will have to try this one! Thanks Ree!
Kristina C. On Friday, June 13 at 10:29 pm
Oh, Ree ! Um, how do I say this . . . I, uh . . .I , um . . . I LOVE YOU!
SusanL On Friday, June 13 at 10:52 pm
Nachos are my friend, especially w/sour cream and black olives added in
If you really do make tamales, PLEASE say you will do a post about it. I know they are labor intensive, but I do love tamales !
Christyne On Friday, June 13 at 11:04 pm
Andrea On Friday, June 13 at 11:41 pm
Way to go, making the pregnant woman cry, Ree. It's 12:30 in the morning here and now I want THESE nachos. Without the heartburn, please. *urp* I love love love nachos, and these look fantastic (especially with the Jack cheese instead of cheddar!).
Suzi On Friday, June 13 at 11:51 pm
I'm a believer! Take me to your leader.
Michelle On Saturday, June 14 at 7:47 am
Wow! This looks fabulous!
Acher On Saturday, June 14 at 8:58 am
I LOVE El Pato tomato sauce. I use it to make my taco meat- no Old El Paso dried seasoning packet here. Tacos are so much better with real tomato sauce and real onions and real cumin. (though I have to admit that sometimes I still buy the Old El Paso taco dinner kit. I like it, but only secretly)
Sharon On Saturday, June 14 at 9:15 am
Those look fantastic, but why aren't you eating with your family, Ree?
Shilo On Saturday, June 14 at 9:59 am
Sam and Ella…ha..ha..haha..hee…ho..ha.
Ryonyanko On Saturday, June 14 at 10:25 am
Why is one of the pictures missing D:
Shelley On Saturday, June 14 at 10:45 am
The sainting of pico de gallo makes perfect sense to me. If heaven has its own condiment, it's most likely pico de gallo. Those nachos look yummy!
Coffee Bean On Saturday, June 14 at 10:55 am
Oh my! YUM… YUM… YUM!!! Only… your brisket… no matter how much I make, does NOT leave much in the way of leftovers at my house. My almost 16 year old son is a eating machine. Even when I think I have leftovers… when I open the fridge the next morning.. he's been there and stuff is gone. Just you wait until your man punks get to be teenagers.
Brandi On Saturday, June 14 at 11:08 am
The best part of all this: My husband's name is Sam and my daughter's name is Ella. We get a lot of Sam and Ella around our house.
Maria On Saturday, June 14 at 3:45 pm
My grandparents' names were Sam and Ella… but that's not as funny as my husband's grandparents, Luvern and Shirley. No joke!
ms ellie On Saturday, June 14 at 4:01 pm
and those two words together, Cowboy Nachos?
Beautiful, I tell ya.
Susanne On Saturday, June 14 at 4:27 pm
Mmmmm. I should make these for Father's Day. Give my husband some beer and nachos, and he is one happy man.
Terri On Saturday, June 14 at 6:14 pm
REE, you'd be SO PROUD OF ME! I cooked something! Really. I made the chicken salad recipe you provided and it was EXCELLENT. I ate it all myself. Ugh. It was delicious. I used chicken breast leftover from some chicken soup I made (did you read that?? I MADE chicken soup) and used green grapes and lots of dill. The mayo, sour cream and everything else you suggested. It was the best I've ever tasted.
I won't say I'll cook every day but I'm getting better and more interested.
Corrine On Saturday, June 14 at 6:22 pm
I make a dish that we call "Army Nachos" cuz it is enough to feed my army of four nearly grown and grown punks. Just use one of Ree's beloved large sheet pans, and fill 'er up with nacho fixin's, then broil carefully. The pico is a MUST. NOT optional. PICO IS FROM GOD.
Anonymous On Saturday, June 14 at 6:37 pm
I love Nachos! Mine just never look that pretty though! LOL
I Play Outside The Box On Saturday, June 14 at 6:45 pm
YUMMMMMMM looking!
heart shaped hedges On Saturday, June 14 at 8:10 pm
My mouth is watering…..wish you had a restaurant nearby my place, Id order the nachos and have one of those potted flowers for dessert!
Michelle On Saturday, June 14 at 9:08 pm
The minute I saw the picture. "Yummmmmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!"
goldengirls59 On Saturday, June 14 at 9:36 pm
Funny you should mention Sam and Ella. We have two dogs in the family that we have nicknamed Salmonella when they are together! The recipe looks great, can't wait to try them. We tried your smashed new potatoes and they are great! My daughter has named them "amazingness in a bowl". Thanks for sharing!
Randi from Hilton Head On Saturday, June 14 at 9:38 pm
Now if I had the time to make the brisket, pico de gallo and beans and cornbread then I would definately make this. Somehow my fudging with storebought will not be the same. But I do plan on trying the brisket someday. All of your recipes are great! My husband still talks about the carrot cake.
lidia On Saturday, June 14 at 11:37 pm
No fair Ree! I'm trying to get in shape, but you keep posting these "Stairmaster" recipes:)
Gloria On Sunday, June 15 at 3:38 am
Yum….great looking recipe. Going to try this one real soon. Love me some nachos!
Jason Haberman On Sunday, June 15 at 11:19 am
These are remarkably similar to something at my friend's restaurant here in Boise, ID.
Pot Roast Nachos.
Dear lord, they are the absolute best. If you are ever in Idaho, don't miss the Tavern at Bown Crossing and order the pot roast nachos.
shel On Sunday, June 15 at 12:19 pm
shel On Sunday, June 15 at 12:20 pm
I just found your site and I think I'm in love with your cooking. You are hereby bookmarked.
Chrysta On Sunday, June 15 at 1:27 pm
You know my miserable excuse for a grocery store DOES NOT HAVE brisket? Pfft. No nachos for us. They also only have one kind of Ro-Tel, and I have to blow the dust off the top of the can when I get it from the tippy top shelf, where it sits next to the tomato aspic. (ew)
Be glad you live in the middle of nowhere. I'm pretty much equidistant from Baltimore/Washington and NYC, and still these are the deprivations I live with, but I also have crime, high taxes and pollution.
Lennye On Sunday, June 15 at 4:36 pm
I have all boys and there is never any left over brisket. But I could just eat the pictures of the nachos, they look that good!
Laura K. On Sunday, June 15 at 5:32 pm
Oh, I am so with you on the heavenly qualities of pico de gallo. Good stuff – definitely up for sainthood in my book!
Thanks for another yummy recipe!
Kristin On Sunday, June 15 at 8:08 pm
I LOVE cowboy food – but what would you serve at a BABY shower???
ConfusedMommyof3 ~Formerly Michelle from KY hehe On Sunday, June 15 at 8:24 pm
Oh my PGD should be sainted….there is nothing better!!!!
And guess what I have in my fridge tonight….left over brisket from Father's Day!!!! Am making these tomorrow!!
Amanda On Sunday, June 15 at 8:26 pm
This looks so wonderful! I know that these are a must try. Oh, why oh why did I ever enter this site… I see the pounds packing on!
O On Monday, June 16 at 4:50 am
With my best "Lawsie"!!!….man, those nachos look incredibly delicious!
Katy On Monday, June 16 at 9:06 am
If I serve them to myself, will I fall in love with myself? It's a risk I'm gonna take…
Brazos On Monday, June 16 at 11:18 am
More nacho tips –
1. sprinkle some cumin and chile pwd over the cheese before baking.
2. use homemade chips – just fry up some corn totrillas
3. bake on silicon sheet for no mess cleanup
Robin On Monday, June 16 at 11:35 am
Hey P.W.! Quick question: This is for 1 serving right?
#238.Chrysta , My semi urban grocery store only carries small way over priced brisket, so I just buy a few of whatever type of roast they have on sale and use that instead. I can't tell the diff. I figure with most stuff as long as its in the same family you can substitute without to much sacrifice. (its what real pioneer women do i.e. Ree and the Ranch Dressing)
trimom On Monday, June 16 at 12:02 pm
I just last week made a big ol braised pork shoulder that we used for home made "Chioptle Carnitas" burritos then used the left overs for enchilades – I'm still in recovery and doomed to fat free meals for a less two more weeks – but it was all very worth it! Yum.
I am totally with you on being able to eat Asian everyday – talk about yum and so dang healthy to boot – those Asians have it all figured out. My SO likes sushi and all but it just doesn't fill him up enough (he's an athlete and burns enough calories for about 3 people on a daily basis and can't keep wight on – so unfair!) so we don't eat as much I would like. I feel so bad for you that you can't fill that deep need for shushi at a drop of a hat – that's tough girl! If i could send some in the mail you know i would!
Sally On Monday, June 16 at 12:50 pm
Looks like a good way to use leftover brisket. I think this looks good, too, though I haven't tried it:
becky On Monday, June 16 at 2:20 pm
I made your brisket and THE most beautiful salad for Fathers Day this weekend…BOTH were amazing. BUT father didn't like the salad…I even lied and said your MM did like it…is that bad?
Tara B. On Monday, June 16 at 3:18 pm
I just slobbered on my keyboard! I'm heading to the kitchen!
ELK On Monday, June 16 at 3:42 pm
I would have such tummy trouble after eating that …looks good tho'..
ELK On Monday, June 16 at 3:43 pm
I am a wimp with spicy but LOVE your sweets!
Dani On Monday, June 16 at 4:42 pm
I make nachos like this all the time. They look so delicious.
alldoneup On Monday, June 16 at 5:31 pm
Omg, that looks so delicious…the yummy fresh veggies and stringy meat, ugh *tummy growls!
No Cheese, Please! On Monday, June 16 at 8:23 pm
These look tasty but I think I will add some cheddar too, I like the mix of cheddar/jack
wanda caron On Tuesday, June 17 at 11:52 pm
Okay i just have to comment.
I have the most adorable little set of 5 year old twin neighbors. Their names are Samuel and Ella. I have not been able to say it with a straight face since my son came home saying he had been playing wil Salmonella.
Hillary On Wednesday, June 18 at 11:04 am
Totally delicious!!!! I love nachos with lots and lots of toppings.
c&k On Thursday, June 19 at 6:38 pm
Just made these….LORD!
Mary On Friday, June 20 at 4:26 pm
Okay, I just took the brisket out (I put the fatty parts aside for my dogs, also, I poured the juice into a fat separator, and sliced it up nicely – delish!), and the beans are cooked, all I have left to do is make the pico de gallo (which I have made twice before, also delish!), then its nacho time!!
Thank you so much for posting these recipes – I would have never made a brisket unless I had your step-by-step photos to reassure me. I used too much water on the beans but I just dumped most of it out – and the bacon did give them very nice flavor – I tasted a spoonful before I added the seasonings to see if they were cooked and even that was tasty!
I'm serving these tonight with passion fruit sangria and pomegranate margaritas – I'm sure we'll toast to you!
TashOYSTERBLOGGER On Saturday, June 21 at 12:14 pm
now I have got a hankerin' for some cowboy freaking nachos!!
kellypea On Wednesday, June 25 at 3:58 pm
Do I get a star for being #262? I like red! And those nachos are complete droolworthy. I love your combo and layering. We're usually too impatient with people crowding around not being able to roll up their sleeves and dig in. How'd you fend everybody off? YUM.
Hayley On Wednesday, June 25 at 7:31 pm
Ashley On Monday, June 30 at 9:40 pm
I had a schnauzer named charlie and I used to dress him up in my American girl clothes when I was 10
great minds think alike
shontail On Monday, July 14 at 1:25 pm
I am goin to make this today as soon as i get home.
Alisa On Friday, July 18 at 12:30 pm
This recipe looks sooo darn good!! and I cracked up at " sam and ella "
Thanks for sharing!!
Anonymous On Friday, July 18 at 6:57 pm
My mom LOVES your site so I decided to check it out, too. And we made these for dinner tongiht. They are AMAZING. Thank you !
kori On Saturday, July 19 at 5:48 am
ooooo, these look so good.
I can't find good affordable cheese in tokyo… boo.hoo. that much Monteray Jack would cost at least $20. sigh.
I miss you cheese.
Georgia Peach On Monday, July 28 at 6:53 am
OH WOW! This meal achieved rock star status at our house last night. Thanks, Ree!
(I'm trying the pesto tomato pizza tonight.)
Donna L. Hogue On Thursday, August 7 at 3:47 pm
WOW!!!!!!!!!! I have wanted a great nacho recipe and this is it!!!!!!!
Have just discovered this wonderful website and am an official fan!
Lou On Saturday, August 9 at 8:24 pm
I just made this for dinner and what a success!!!
Okay, it wasn't EXACTLY like this – I had ground beef instead of brisket, I only had a tin of refried beans which I mixed with the ground beef. I didn't have any cilantro, but apart from that it still came out delicious.
Thank you for yet another recipe to my repertoire :o)
Les On Saturday, August 16 at 7:42 am
Delish….My guys LOVED this and a great way to use my leftover brisket. I Love your site and enjoy looking at it. It's fun to see what other cattlemen are doing! Thanks so much for sharing your recipes, I get into a "cooking rut" every now and again and thanks to you, I've jumped out of it for awhile!
John On Sunday, September 21 at 3:52 am
I'm so glad you provide a photo of an empty 'skillet' with EVERY recipe.
Melissa On Saturday, September 27 at 11:19 am
We loved the combination of flavors with this one! I made it at the beginning of August but then forgot all about it. I was sorting my pictures and came upon them!
Arctic Chili On Friday, October 24 at 12:58 am
Just the new flair of nachos this cowboy needs to keep his hard working cowgirl happy.
Barbara On Monday, December 22 at 9:57 am
Barbara On Monday, December 22 at 9:58 am
on a scale from 1 to 10 what would u rate these?
india On Sunday, March 15 at 12:42 pm
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Diedera On Wednesday, November 4 at 7:54 pm
These are some serious nachos! Now I am HUNGRY!
Bill Medifast On Tuesday, November 10 at 4:28 pm
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Charity Gig...
I'll try cut the story as short as possible
Bass player in our band (Steve) is a Police Constable. Last summer two young female officers, colleagues of our Steve, were gunned down and killed on the outskirts of Manchester. Sadly Steve is part of the First Response Unit. I'm sure I need say no more.
We've formulated an idea to run an unsigned band event, a mini festival if you will. We're thinking, 'Copfest' or '999fest' or some such but this is early stages. Just, essentially, a chance for us and some other bands, and hopefully a good audience, to come together and say, "hey girls, thanks for your service, you won't be forgotten".
We believe we have the venue onside (a very respected live music venue near where the PC's worked) and that we may be able to secure it for free, hopefully including the door men, sound engineer, etc. The one stipulation we're trying to push for is that EVERYONE works for free.
We've managed to already round up four bands who will play. We'd like to get a couple more on board.
Our Steve is in discussion with Greater Manchester Police to check that we're not going to cause any problems, and also to hopefully invite the families of the constables who died along. Obviously this all needs to be played very carefully. We don't want them to think that we're trying to gain ANYTHING from the deaths of their loved ones.
We want all proceeds from the event to go to their nominated charities.
What kind of things should we be mindful of and/or watch out for, when organising this?
We're trying to solve the problem of fans coming to see their band alone, either arriving later or disappearing after. I've had an idea on this, but I'm not sure if it flies. I'm thinking that we draw the performers out of a hat so order of play is completely random. Still doesn't stopping people buggering off after they've seen their band, but then if the place has sold out, I guess it's sold out.
In terms of sound checks I'm thinking one drum kit set up and sound checked. Each band to bring their own cymbals, snare, bass pedal, guitars etc but each band has ONE HOUR to do whatever pre-gig sound check they need to, and then to play their set.
It is these band/music-related considerations that we are dilemming over...
We'd like to ideally get some local, or maybe even national, press coverage. We believe that we can get the full show broadcast on local radio which would be just great. And hopefully make an absolute packet for a worthy cause.
Any comments and/or ideas, thoughts, ANYTHING, gratefully welcomed
I lost my bag at Newport Pagnell.....
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Copfest? 999fest? It sounds like the most unappealing gig ever.
That aside, the problem of people buggering off comes, I think, from people lumping bands together that don't fit. You'll not stop some people from only coming to see their mates play or their favourite band, but you stand a chance if they are likely to be attracted to the other bands cos they somehow fit with the band they know. Also it depends on the type of audience - some are just more receptive to new music than others, and that depends on the venue.
Re: Charity Gig...
I will soon be playing in concerts for Sandy Hook so I know where you are coming from.
The Newtown Arts Commission has had these same discussions while organizing events.
It seems that you are on the right track with how you are organizing your concert.
Most people will stay for all of the bands. They paid for their ticket and they want to see the show.
It should all work out.
I kind of like old drums:)
Re: Charity Gig...
These girls were well thought of and the events absolutely rocked the local area to the foundations. We're just trying (perhaps too hard) to paint a slightly different picture of the police...human beings under the uniforms and all that.
We'll have a decent name for it in the end...don't want it to be too highbrow.
In terms of bands...what you're suggesting is not to get too eclectic a mix then??
We were looking at going the other way...we have a ska band, a couple of pop-punk bands. Was thinking of going for a heavy rock band. And bizarrely we know The Matchstick Men so are hoping we can persuade them to play...
You think it would be better to get bands together who are more closely aligned stylewise...interesting take on things that. And I can see where you are coming from
I lost my bag at Newport Pagnell.....
Re: Charity Gig...
I'm thinking not necessarily aligned stylewise. More that there's something about all the acts that's going to appeal to the type of audience you expect, if you see what I mean.
Re: Charity Gig...
I've played at a few different Cancer benefits over the last 4 or 5 years, and they have had 1/2 hour between bands/acts.
Usually it's one drum kit, bring your cymbals, snare, sticks, anything extra you need aside from the "X" amount of stands, and basic kit provided etc... I supplied the kit a couple times too, and everyone has been cool.
You seem on the right track, but, pulling the bands out of a hat for set times....not sure how realistic it is, unless all bands agree to arrive at a specific time. Then it's more likely they'd leave right after they play if they had been there for a long time already.
However, if they have a specific time slot given, they'll know when to get there (at least 1 hour before they are to set up on stage), & their people know when to get there too--which will usually be about an 1/2 hour/hour before "their band" plays, so you have them for at least a couple hours, maybe more.
Some will stay for other bands, some won't, but everyone is paying to get in, so it doesn't make that much difference in the big picture of what it's all for, & the donations are still coming in for the support of the charity.
I'm playing a benefit on April 20th, and we play last. Not the best slot to have at a "benefit", but, it's at a nice rock venue, and we can draw in some people ourselves, so it'll be more like playing a regular show.
This time it worked out that the bands are all using their own gear (so it's really like a regular show).
I did separate flyers/posters for our band (others are doing it too), aside from the actual benefit organizers promotion we are on, to try and draw as many people as possible to the event.
You may consider asking the bands you book to do flyers, facebook postings, etc... to get the word out as much as possible for the event.
At the events I've played at, it's usually steadily "full" the whole time, as people come and go.
They did learn it was better to start at 4 or 5pm, and not 2 in the afternoon. Too early a start, and everyone gets burnt out by 10 or 11, and there are still hours to go...
One idea that has worked nicely though, is if the place serves food, they do a donation of 10% on food sold to the charity. They set up specific menu items for that day, 2-4 choices, and 10% goes to the charity.
Just be sure to tell everyone quite a few times they are doing it during your event to keep them happy!
Good luck!
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Re: Charity Gig...
We're quietly confident that we can get a reasonably large local catering company to 'sponsor' the event by supplying food for free...they'll get some good exposure including an honourable mention on the posters which we're going to flood the area with.
We're quite excited about it all...came from a kernel and it's really beginning to take shape.
Another way in which we thought to try to resolve the band followings dilemma is to obtain the agreement from the venue to discount beer when inside the live music section of it.
So, for example, the ticket price is £10 to get in but then anyone in has a pound knocked off a pint of beer for example...or gets drinks at half price....so they're basically getting their entertainment for free in a way and it hopefully will keep them in and 'persuade' them to make a night of it at the venue.
The venue would hopefully be happy with this as they're likely to do really well out of the event anyway...and they'd also be down as 'sponsors' to.
And it's a real ale pub/venue...so it has that quirky edge about it to.
Now...we just need to try find a local famous musician who would open the event....for free of course :-)
I lost my bag at Newport Pagnell.....
Re: Charity Gig...
The only thing that I'd add is to make sure someone has those random spare drum parts (heads, beaters/felts, strainer etc...). I've been involved in multiple band set-ups using a single kit in the past, and had to watch two guys play on a duct-taped snare head...
Other than that, I say good-on-ya, and good luck!
Practice, Improve, Repeat...
Re: Charity Gig...
As has already been alluded to if the event is billed as a tribute to two local individuals who were known and loved in the community rather than what job they happened to do then it will lessen any potential prejudice (think dickheads who might want to cause trouble in and outside the venue).
Other than that, as far as the show itself goes - why not include other types of act in order to appeal to a broader selection of said community? I'm thinking stand-up comics, dance companies, stage hypnotists etc. I'm betting each of these people had a nan or two and you might want to put something on for that crowd (if you get my meaning). In fact, if the victims' families know any local acts that they particularly like then why not approach them?
Best of luck . . .
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Do those grass-roots boycott Israel movements with their anti-Zionist street demonstrations really have any power to harm Israel? The only thinking I can think of is in their ability to harass diaspora Jews — something that happens in any case.
Seriously, aside from the old saw about "virtue being its own reward," is there any reason why a Machiavellian Israel wouldn't be in a better position than today's perpetually apologetic, uber-ethical one?


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Coincidentally, Montreal's shocking upset over the Penguins in game 7 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals came just hours before the birthdays of both goaltender Jaroslav Halak and rookie phenom PK Subban. Halak is 25 years old today, while PK turns 21.
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Even though pro athletes make a lot of money, they still enjoy receiving birthday gifts, and Coach Jacques Martin did not disappoint them.
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Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2010 4:25 AM
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On behalf of Habs fans everywhere – Happy Birthday to Jaro and PK!
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Godbole, AK and Kulashekhar, PS (1992) A Brief Report on the Acceptance Test Procedures for the13; Magnum Multi-Risc Supermini Computer in the CTFD Division. Technical Report. National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore, India.
Majumdar, Sekhar and Godbole, AK and Sridhar, S and Govindarajan, R and Ramachandran, J and Punekar, J (1990) A Computer Code for Calculation of Two Dimensional Incompressible Turbulent Recirculating Flows with Complex13; Irregular Boundaries. Technical Report. National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore, India.
Godbole, AK and Sinha, UN (1986) Pressure distribution and wave drag for a body of revolution using conservative and non-conservative schemes. Technical Report. National Aeronautical Laboratory, Bangalore, India.


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LED Lighting
We're working to transform how we light our world. Lighting accounts for nearly 6% of global CO2 greenhouse gas emissions, or 1,900 million tons of CO2 per year—which is the equivalent of CO2 emissions from 70% of the world's passenger vehicles. We can make a considerable dent in carbon emissions if we make lighting more energy efficient.
Light-emitting diode (LED) lamps, combined with smart controls, can cut CO2 emissions 50–70%. LED outdoor lighting also reduces costs, enhances public safety, minimizes light pollution and makes public spaces friendlier at night. In 2012 we called for all new street lighting to be LED (or as efficient) by 2015, and all street lighting the same by 2020.
The main barriers to acceptance are technology risk aversion, outdated lighting standards and capital investment. We are addressing these barriers head on with a three-part program. First we conducted a global trial of LED lamps in ten large world cities (see Case Study box below) to evaluate how newly commercial products actually perform. Results of this LightSavers project were published in our 2012 report Lighting the Clean Revolution and final city-specific reports are available here, along with a technical summary for lighting managers. Secondly, we have been working with some of these cities to scale up their pilots and further enlist our broader membership as early adopters. Finally, we are also working with state and city government partners to encourage wider LED and smart control adoption.
Our goal: to bring LED lamps and smart controls to scale globally.
The first phase of our LED program has been supported by The HSBC Climate Partnership, the British High Commission in India, and Philips Lighting. The LightSavers mark was licensed from the Toronto Atmospheric Fund which pioneered the LED piloting approach, and we are currently working in partnership with the Canadian Urban Institute which is continuing the LightSavers project in Canada.
In 2014 we announced the launch of a new consultation process to focus on accelerating the adoption of LED street lighting around the globe – supported by our Lead Partner Philips Lighting.
Find out more about LED Consultation 2014 – No Need to Wait: Accelerating adoption of LED street lighting.
To find out more about our LED work please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Case studies
Pilots of LED outdoor luminaires and smart controls are being conducting worldwide by a wide variety of users and manufacturers. Independent studies that follow a rigorous performance methodology are scarce, however. Our LED program is systematically evaluating the best pilot examples available globally and will post summaries and relevant links in this space soon. In the meantime, authoritative sources of case studies and evaluations include:
- Solid State Gateway Demonstrations (US DOE)
Detailed reports and briefs on completed projects that focus mostly on intensively studied street lighting and parking area pilots in the US.
- CALiPER (US DOE)
Detailed reports on laboratory evaluation of LED indoor and outdoor lighting products in nine rounds to date.
Global trials
Adelaide, Australia
Pedestrian pathway LED retrofit in the northern parklands of Adelaide. Final report
Guiyang, China
The municipal government is testing two Chinese-made LED street light luminaires, one on a riverside pedestrian pathway and another on a local street. Results not published
Haldia, India
Haldia in West Bengal, India, is receiving LED installations on a major highway in the heart of the city.
Hong Kong, China
Two municipal universities and the Hong Kong International Airport are testing and comparing Taiwanese, Chinese, and American-made LED pathway luminaries on their respective pilot sites. Final report
Kolkata, India
The Kolkata Municipal Corporation is testing over a 100 Indian made LED street light luminaries in several locales. Final report
London, United Kingdom
Transport for London is testing high powered LED roadway lights in demanding applications on their Red Routes.
Mumbai, India
The Thane Municipal Corporation will install a trial of LED streetlights in the Greater Mumbai Region with support from the national government's Bureau of Energy Efficiency.
New York City, United States
The New York Department of Transportation is testing nine LED products in Central Park and on FDR East Side Drive. Final report for Central Park and for FDR Drive
Sydney, Australia
The City of Sydney is testing LED lighting with smart controls on George Street, a road in the centre of Sydney's business district. Final report
Tianjin, China
Local government agencies are testing two Chinese-made LED street lights products in a new ecocity development and on a university campus. Results not published
Toronto, Canada
Four City of Toronto agencies are testing parking lot, parking garage, and pedestrian pathway LED lighting products, some with smart controls. Final reports for two trials for Caledon and TCHC
We are working with Philips Lighting, the British High Commission and the Canadian Urban Institute on advancing LEDs in indoor and outdoor applications. A number of prominent lighting and luminaire companies participated in our 'LightSavers' global trial phase of LEDs. These companies supplied products for testing, sharing performance data, and collaborating with us to help ensure a robust and objective global trial. They include:
BetaLED, Wisconsin, United States (Ruud Lighting in Canada)
- Comprehensive range of outdoor LED luminaries, including streetlights up to 243 watts
- Products are in the New York FDR Drive, Toronto and Hong Kong trials
Carmanah Technologies, British Columbia, Canada
- Solar LED outdoor products, including street lights
- Products will be tested in the 1,000 Village Project, China
eLumen, Quebec, Canada
- LED street lights up to 100 watts
- Products are in the New York FDR Drive trial
Hiyu, Tianjin, China (in Chinese)
- Comprehensive range of indoor and outdoor LED luminaries
- Products are in the Guiyang trials
King Luminaire, Ohio, United States
- Specializes in post top LED luminaries of classic, vintage style
- Products are in the New York Central Park trials
Kingsun Optoelectronic Co., Guangdong, China
- Full range of LED street light luminaries up to 196 watts
- Products are in one of the Tianjin trials
LED Roadway, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Full range of LED street light luminaries up to 240 watts
- Products are in the New York FDR Drive trials
LSI Industries, Ohio, United States
- Street and parking area LED luminaries up to 135 watts
- Products are in the New York City FDR Drive trial
Neo Neon, Hong Kong, China
- Comprehensive range of indoor and outdoor LED luminaries; street and parking area LED luminaries up to 155 watts
- Products are in the Hong Kong trials
Osram (Sylvania and Siemens)
- LED light engine for retrofit in existing post top lamps
- Products are in the New York Central Park trial
Philips Lumec, Quebec, Canada
- Street and parking area LED luminaries up to 180 watts, as well as LED post top lamps
- Products are in the New York Central Park trial
Sentry, New York State, United States
- Specializes in post top LED luminaries of historic, antique design
- Products are in New York Central Park trials
Thermoking Technology International Corporation, Taipei, Taiwan
- Outdoor and tunnel LED luminaires, including street lights up to 320 watts
- Products are in the Hong Kong trial
LED outdoor luminaires have many advantages over conventional high pressure sodium (HPS), metal halide, and fluorescent lamps. LED chip efficiency has surpassed that of these lamps and keeps improving. LED luminaires direct more light on surfaces where it is most needed. Meanwhile, the marriage of smart controls and LEDs makes dimming easy, so energy isn't wasted at times when lighting is not really needed.
To find out why and more, check out the following:
- LED basics and fact sheets (US DOE)
A comprehensive archive of information on how LEDs work, their energy efficiency, luminous efficiency and color quality.
- LED City
An expanding community of municipalities partnering with Cree, a leading manufacturer of LED chips, to evaluate and deploy LED lighting.
- LEDs Magazine
An authoritative source of current news on the LED industry, products, and applications. Sign-up to receive weekly email bulletins free.
A standardized laboratory test that measures and certifies the most important performance characteristics of LED luminaries. Essential for procurement bids.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) LED Program
North America's first electric utility LED streetlight incentive program. The site offers several tools, including a list of qualified products that meet rigorous criteria for incentives.


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Updated: 12/05/2012 6:55 AM KSTP.com By: Jennie Olson
A Minnesota businessman and pilot died when his plane crashed Tuesday in Illinois.
Larry Diffley, president of Bemidji Aviation Services, Inc. was the only person aboard the twin engine Beech Baron at the time of the crash, says Bemidji Aviation Vice President Mark Shough.
The crash happened around 2:45 p.m. near Manhattan, Ill., which is about 50 miles south of Chicago.
Mark Shough says 74-year-old Larry Diffley was flying solo in a twin-engine Beech Baron and was inspecting an oil pipeline near Chicago when the plane went down shortly before 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Shough says Diffley was in radio contact during the flight with the oil company that contracted with him to inspect the pipeline. Shough is vice president of Bemidji Aviation.
Shough tells the Bemidji Pioneer he and Diffley bought the aviation company in 1970 after the two met in the National Guard. Shough remembers Diffley as a "superb pilot" who was fair, generous and conscientious.
In a statement Tuesday evening, the company said "Bemidji Aviation Services employees would like to express their deepest sympathy to the Diffley family. This is a profound loss for their family, our company, and the Bemidji community."
Bemidji Aviation Services is cooperating with the NTSB in its investigation.
The Associated Press contributed to this article.


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Jeff Burr's NIGHT OF THE SCARECROW (1995) from Olive Films 4/30
Hot on the heels of TICKS and NIGHT OF THE DEMONS 2, Olive Films attempt to prove not all '90s horror flicks were nigh unwatchable with their release of Jeff Burr's NIGHT OF THE SCARECROW (1995). A few hundred years after being crucified and torched by religious zealots, a warlock's spirit inhabits a scarecrow and seeks appropriately straw and corn-themed revenge against their descendants, all the while attempting to retrieve a magic book that'll enable him to return to fleshy form. [/run-on-sentence] While certainly not some unheralded classic, the film (which I probably haven't watched since, well... 1995) manages to rise above the majority of dreck from that horrible decade with some imaginative bloodshed and fun casting, including '70s fave Bruce Glover, 2001's Gary Lockwood and Hammer gal Martine Beswick. No word yet on extras, if any.
DVD: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ag=cinema09-20
Blu: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ag=cinema09-20
Supplement producer Daniel Griffith got in touch on Facebook:
"Hey Bruce, I produced and moderated the audio commentary with Jeff for the release, as well as put together an extensive gallery of stills, rare photographs, script pages, storyboards, etc. Should be a nice package..."
Sweet. I always liked this film.
I've never seen this as I am not really big into 90's films in general…especially if they look like a product of their time.
I haven't seen anyone say anything negative about it yet, so I might have to just check this one out.
I never saw the film, but I used to see the VHS cover for this all the time on Blockbuster rental shelves in the mid-late 90's. It was one of those films (Jack-O springs to mind) that they only ever had but one copy in the store and it was always available.
Saw this on TV I think. Surprisingly good for the mid 90s.
This was(might still be?) on NetFlix instant streaming about 6 months ago. I thought it was ok, better than I thought it would be. Probably wont ever feel the need to watch it again however.
I rented it back in the day and thought it was a piece of shit. And the trailer just made it all come back to me. This period of the 90:s was truly hell on earth when it came to movies of any genre. And people who complain about horror today, must have lived under a rock during that part of the decade, or was too young to remember it ;)
Compared to the decades before it, nothing has aged as badly as 90:s movies. *shudders*
I really enjoy Night Of The Scarecrow, and I love a lot of the genre films from the early-to-mid 90s. Yes, they were goofy, but they were also fun, something that is sorely lacking in today's indie-genre fare. Everything now is just grim and overly serious.
That said, those who are saying that they hated the mid-90s might want to approach this with caution. I still have the VHS, and it definitely feels like a product of its time. A decent comparison in terms of tone and feel would be Jeff Burr's Pumpkinhead 2 from the previous year. So if you've seen that, it might give you an idea of what to expect.
I definitely don't want to deter anyone from picking this up, because I love that Olive has been releasing films like this, Night Of The Demons 2, and Ticks on blu-ray. I'm just saying to keep your expectations in check. It's not a lost masterpiece, and it doesn't even measure up to NOTD2 or Ticks, but it's simply a fun little '90s genre flick.
I rented this back in the mid-90's and enjoyed it a great deal. I haven't seen it since, but I remember some of the creative death scenes like I'd just seen it yesterday. Another win for Olive. Definitely grabbing this.
Hope it's the unrated cut, (sorry if I missed where it said)...Fango reported that it was cut to shit back in the day, and an unrated cut was due from New Republic at the time of video release. It was pretty gruesome on it's own, but more of that good 'ol red stuff is always Appreciated. I actually didn't hate this one.
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Charlotte's first college football game is sellout
The first football game for the Charlotte 49ers is the city's hottest ticket, so hot that some students can't even get one.
The Charlotte Observer reports (http://bit.ly/17hCpRi) the game against Campbell scheduled for Saturday at Richardson Stadium is a sellout, and that an online ticket seller is asking as much as $200.
However, hundreds of students who were hoping to see their school's first game will be on the outside with no way to look in. Nearly 7,500 game tickets are allotted to students, but 8,300 had requested them. A lottery determined who would receive tickets, and the result means 800 students are left to watch the game on television, or at the viewing party at the student union.
Students are paying increased fees to help pay for the stadium.
"We know the students who got tickets are excited and the ones who didn't are unhappy," said school spokesman Tom Whitestone. "But there are just no more tickets."
The rest of the stadium's seating is divided among 6,800 season-ticket and permanent-seat license holders and about 1,000 for players' families, the opposing team's fans, recruits, sponsors and high school coaches.
Whitestone said the school will not distribute standing-room-only tickets to students who didn't have their names drawn in the lottery. Temporary stands are also not planned for this season in Richardson Stadium, which will likely be expanded to 40,000 seats by 2015, when the 49ers move to Conference USA in college football's highest classification.
A second lottery for 100 tickets is scheduled for Thursday. Also, students may wait in a stand-by line before the game Saturday if some student tickets go unused.


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I've had the chance to work with some D630s lately on Various windows Vista 32-bit Systems, on some of the laptops, I have encountered this missing driver called "Biometric Coprocessor", can anyone tell me what this device is, which driver it needs(I have dell CDs with many drivers, I might have it) and what is the importance of installing it?
Dell Latitude D620, Intel Core 2 Duo T7600 2.33GHz, 4GB RAM, 250GB Seagate Momentus 5400.4 HDD, 64MB Nvidia Quadro NVS 110M, Intel PRO/Wireless 3945 ABG, DVD±RW, Windows Vista Ultimate w/ SP1
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A Gray man charged with shooting at a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper after a lengthy chase and crash was indicted by a Washington County grand jury this week on more serious charges than he originally faced.
Derrick Dakota Kitzmiller, 20, 297 Kitzmiller Road, was indicted on charges of attempted first-degree murder, felony evading with risk of death, reckless endangerment, criminal impersonation, possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, driving on a suspended license with a prior DUI and speeding 110 in a 70 mph zone.
Kitzmiller had been bound over at a January preliminary hearing in Washington County Sessions Court on an attempted second-degree murder charge, but Assistant District Attorney General Erin McArdle said the charge presented to the grand jury was increased for several reasons.
"He fired more than one shot. It shows premeditation. He knew he was running from an officer. … The only reason he stopped was because he wrecked," she said.
Kitzmiller also faces a second handgun-possession charge that stems from a witness observing him with a weapon a few days prior to the chase with the THP.
Kitzmiller's girlfriend, Jennifer Russell, 35, was indicted on charges of criminal impersonation, allowing an unlicensed driver to drive and altering a license plate.
The criminal impersonation charges were levied because Kitzmiller was operating some type of blue flashing light on Russell's vehicle, which caused other drivers to think they were being pulled over. That's what alerted the THP to Kitzmiller's erratic driving on Interstate 81 around 2:15 a.m. Jan. 3.
When Trooper Jeff Appleba attempted to stop the offending vehicle, Kitzmiller sped up and continued onto Interstate 26, then exited onto Eastern Star Road and turned onto Hog Hollow Road. Kitzmiller lost control in a curve, ran off the road and hit two trees.
Appleba testified at a preliminary hearing in January that he got out of his cruiser and heard several popping noises. He though it was the wrecked car at first, but quickly realized it was gunfire. Appleba took cover and returned fire, at least 14 rounds, according to testimony at that hearing.
Neither Appleba, Kitzmiller nor Russell was hit in the exchange of gunfire.
Kitzmiller remains jailed on $121,000 bond. Kitzmiller and Russell are scheduled to appear in Criminal Court on March 11.


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DSA is a Trade Fair focused on the security and defense sectors, with exhibitors such as telecommunications, armaments, electronic equipment for soldiers, and land and sea platforms for the armed forces. Visitors are mainly from Malaysia, as well as other Southeast Asian countries and Australia.
AGP was prominent in this event, held in Malaysia from April 16th to 19th, being the sole supplier of Transparent Armor that had its own stand. The location was in the German pavilion, showing us as a reliable option and on the front-line for military projects.
Jürgen Ölscher, Siju Louis, Francisco Garcia were present on behalf of AGP, and Klaus Steuer who is the contact for the Asia-Pacific market. For more information: email@example.com.
Participation in DSA allowed the major market players attending the fair, to know AGP, whose presence is beginning to consolidate in this market. It also showed the role of AGP as a supplier of military projects in India and Europe. Because of this, we identified several military projects in the region that we already are working on proposals and managed to close some orders for AGP glass samples with customers from the Philippines and Australia.
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Visitors: 27,000 from 58 countries.
Participating delegations: 352 delegations from Malaysia and 324 delegations from other countries
More about the event: http://www.dsaexhibition.com/


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text: Comments by Michael LoRe | The Express-Times - lehighvalleylive.com tag:profile.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:mlore/4521 2012-06-30T22:59:15Z Movable Type Enterprise 4.29-advance Comment on Philadelphia Phillies trade Jim Thome to Orioles - UPDATE tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/sports/index.ssf//4183.21047975 2012-06-30T22:59:15Z 2012-06-30T22:59:15Z Great week for Pridie. He and his wife, Bianca, just welcomed their first child and now he's joining the big-league team. Good stuff. mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Phillipsburg High School softball team believes time is now to accomplish goals tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/sports/index.ssf//4183.19977864 2012-04-03T00:19:13Z 2012-04-03T00:19:13Z nwlp2012: The Express-Times has two area teams in the Valley Division -- Belvidere and North Warren. Unfortunately, the North Warren coach never got back to me by the time this was published. I hope that helps. mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Route 22 West toll bridge lanes reopened following spill cleanup - UPDATE tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.19415623 2012-02-23T22:43:51Z 2012-02-23T22:43:51Z I'm curious what "mystery fluid" caused me to be an hour late today ... mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on The 2011 Express-Times All-Area football defense tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/sports/index.ssf//4183.19309812 2012-02-16T00:26:23Z 2012-02-16T00:26:23Z chris412: Schools like Emmaus are not in our home delivery area, which means their student-athletes are not eligible for any accolades such as Player of the Week, Player of the Year or All-Area. 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Nazareth will continue the up-tempo spread offense with an intense mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Dan Harding tag:photos.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/express-times/4424.17805440 2011-11-04T21:07:01Z 2011-11-04T21:07:01Z I bet if Dan stood 50 yards away from the bonfire, he'd still throw a perfect strike with that flare. mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Tom Hinkel answers high school football mailbag questions tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/tom-hinkel/index.ssf/8001195.17689797 2011-10-27T22:53:48Z 2011-10-27T22:53:48Z The Class AAAA playoffs are going to give everyone a headache. All of the teams, especially from the LVC, are capable of beating each other on any night. We've already seen it this season. Should be fun. I'm also looking mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Michael LoRe answers high school football mailbag questions tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/michael-lore/index.ssf//4481.17689739 2011-10-27T22:48:30Z 2011-10-27T22:48:30Z If Nazareth beats Whitehall, the Blue Eagles deserve the No. 1 seed. It's that simple. If Whitehall beats Nazareth, give it to the Zephyrs. Now (and here's where it gets tricky), I feel if Whitehall beats Nazareth, but loses to mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Philadelphia Phillies' entire coaching staff to return in 2012 tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/sports/index.ssf//4183.17581332 2011-10-20T22:57:13Z 2011-10-20T22:57:13Z So long Ryne Sandberg. mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Pen Argyl at Northwestern is the lehighvalleylive.com football Game of the Week tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/sports/index.ssf//4183.17552552 2011-10-19T03:11:30Z 2011-10-19T03:11:30Z The Michael LoRé Show was just at Bangor today previewing the game against Northern Lehigh. The episode should be up by Thursday. mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Lehigh University football team to make changes on offensive line against Fordham tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/lehigh/index.ssf//4534.17499047 2011-10-15T16:10:59Z 2011-10-15T16:10:59Z They haven't put up those bleachers at least 15 years, if I'm not mistaken. Doesn't seem like they plan on doing it anytime soon, either. Lehigh will decide the week of the game (depending on weather) to allow the sale mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Nazareth Area High School football team buckles down on defensive line to beat Freedom tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/sports/index.ssf//4183.17498946 2011-10-15T16:01:41Z 2011-10-15T16:01:41Z @Aiden215, I wouldn't be surprised if they meet again. Freedom's Kory Cherry practically guaranteed that the two teams will play again this year in the playoffs. If they do, I can't wait. It will be just as exciting. @tommers, I mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/ Comment on Philadelphia Phillies' makeover should start by letting Jimmy Rollins go tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/brad-wilson/index.ssf/8000703.17477765 2011-10-14T03:14:10Z 2011-10-14T03:14:10Z Having covered the IronPigs, I can tell you that Freddy Galvis is the real deal. The kid came up from Reading and didn't miss a beat at the plate or in the field. He's got a heck of a glove mlore http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/michael-lore/


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Could this be true? We were completely in love with the vintage Dior dress Natalie Portman wore to the 2012 Oscars, but the interwebs picked up on one very important accessory that fell through the gap with us. See that big old ring set on Natalie's hand in both pictures above? It's her left hand. Her babydaddy and fiance Benjamin Millepied also had a ring on his wedding finger. They got engaged in late 2012 without anyone knowing. Have they already sealed the deal with a secret wedding? Or was that just a huge ring to complement her boss diamond necklace? We'd be so happy for them if they were married but can't help but feel cheated about seeing a fabulous wedding dress. So let the rumor cycle spin. Are they or they not Mr. and Mrs. Millepied-Portman?
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