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- You may be looking for Surface-to-Air Missile, otherwise often abbreviated as S.A.M. or SAM.
- "There's a plane coming into Francis International in two hour's time. It is full of Catalina's poison. You can avoid airport security by a boat out to the runway light buoys and shooting the plane down on its approach."
- ― Asuka Kasen
S.A.M. is a mission in Grand Theft Auto III, given to protagonist Claude by new Yakuza leader Asuka Kasen from a Panlantic Construction Company construction site in Fort Staunton, Staunton Island, Liberty City.
Claude drops by the construction site in Fort Staunton. Asuka, (along with Maria) is now aware of a plane crossing the Francis International Airport in south Shoreside Vale and it contains a big number of SPANK drug packages. Claude drives over to a jetty in Bedford Point. He picks up a rocket launcher on the jetty and takes the Reefer nearby to drive over to the south end of the airport, near the two buoys. He kills all the Colombian Cartel gang members guarding the exit of the airport. After a while, the DeadDodo plane arrives and Claude shoots it down with his rocket launcher.
After blowing up the plane, a 4-star wanted level is present and Claude retrieves the packages quickly before a police helicopter arrives and stops him. Afterward, he escapes back to the construction site while being pursued by a fleet of relentless cops.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Find the marker boat and get to the marker buoy
- Get to the runway marker buoys! The plane is on it's final approach
- Collect the cargo
- Stash the SPANK back at the construction site
The reward for this mission is $45,000. The mission Ransom is unlocked.
Tips and Tricks
- Although the game will direct the player to a buoy at sea as the location where to fire the rocket, the player may elect to walk onto the runway and blow the plane up there, but may suffer some damage if the plane blows up right underneath the player.
- The player can escape via Reefer in the sea (if it is not beached) or by stealing the Cartel Cruiser (or one of the police cruisers that come for the player) near the runway and driving on the airport runways to the bridge.
- Judging by the conversation between Maria and Asuka, Miguel's shoulder wound, suffered during Grand Theft Aero when he was shot in the back by Catalina is going gangrene due to the fact that it's turning black and when Maria poked it, "EEEEYYYYOOOO!!! What is that gooey yellow stuff?"
- Just how much Asuka enjoys torturing people? Despite the fact Miguel's wound is going gangrene, she's still adamant in pouring hot chili sauce on it, and obviously can't wait to do it also.
- Miguel is obviously slipping in and out of consciousness at this point, if not dying since he didn't peep a word or scream in pain when Maria poked his badly wounded and infected shoulder.
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Anything in parentheses is optional in any given syllable. So if "(C) (C) V (C) (C)" is your syllable structure, that means that every syllable must contain a vowel, and may optionally contain up to two consonants before and two consonants after the vowel. So possible syllables could include: e, be, bep, gbe, gbep, gbepn. And possible (multisyllabic) words could be anything from "io" to "bneoavklpiazr." Er. So you'd probably want to put more restrictions on it than that. Personally, I don't do complicated conlangs, but I have written random word generators to try to get a particular "feel" for my made-up names, and usually I end up defining exactly which consonants and consonant clusters are legal at the beginning, middle, and end of a word.
If "(C) (V) (C) (C) V (V) (C) (C)" is your rule for words (it's got multiple vowels, so it doesn't look like a single syllable) then "athumo" wouldn't be a legal word. It'd fill in the blanks like this:
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(Assuming "th" is a single consonant, like the "th" sound in "thin".)Code:(C) V (C) V (C) V - a th u m o
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Musicians of Mercy (MOM) is a collective of over seventy freelance musicians and artists based in the Metropolitan D.C. area. Founded and directed by violist Robin Fay Massie, the group was formed in January 2010 following Haitis devastating earthquake. MOM raises funds for humanitarian causes through the production of benefit concerts. All performers volunteer their time and talents in concerts that are free and open to the public. MOM showcases gifted solo performing artists, chamber ensembles, jazz combos, and a full orchestra.
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ROBIN FAY MASSIE is a professional violist in the Baltimore/D.C. area. She completed her education in Viola Performance after attending the following schools: The University of Maryland, College Park (2003); New England Conservatory (2004); and The Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University (2006).
Ms. Massie has cultivated a multi-faceted career as an orchestral violist, chamber musician, soloist, recording artist and private instructor. She has performed with The Philadelphia Orchestra and National Symphony Orchestra among other major ensembles. She is Assistant Principal Viola with the Delaware Symphony Orchestra and Co-Principal Viola with the Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra (Philadelphia). Following a recent solo performance, Philadelphia journalist Michael Caruso writes: Especially noteworthy was the strength of Massies playing
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With a heart for service, Ms. Massie is Founder and Executive Director of Musicians of Mercy (MOM) a collective of over seventy musicians and artists in the Metropolitan D.C. area. MOM raises funds for humanitarian causes through the production of benefit concerts. MOM was recently recognized in a feature article for The International Musician, official publication of the American Federation of Musicians. For more information, please visit: www.musiciansofmercy.org
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Riverdale, NY (Sports Network) - Rhamel Brown came off the bench to score a
career-high 21 points as the Manhattan Jaspers defeated the Siena Saints,
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Brown shot 9-of-12 from the field for Manhattan (3-5, 1-1 MAAC), which had
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The Jaspers forced 16 Saints' turnovers, which turned into 18 points.
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To assist with their visual and conceptual development, the graduate students work closely and intensively with a group of 3-4 graduate advisors. These advisors are members of the Memphis College of Art faculty and local independent artists. The advisors are an intentionally diverse group, both in terms of media and intentions for making work. The range of perspectives and commentary will give the graduate students the broadest possible range of information and feedback. Instruction blends rigorous group critiques with personal and informal interaction between faculty and students. The diversity and frequency of critical discussion strengthens each student's personal vision and development of articulate responses. The graduate advisors rotate in and out of the program every year to give an even more diverse commentary to the graduate students.
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FSIS provides opportunities for citizens through internships, fellowships and student employment programs.
Pathways for Students and Recent Graduates
On December 27, 2010, President Obama signed Executive Order 13562, Recruiting and Hiring Students and Recent Graduates, which created the Pathways Programs. The Pathways Programs consist of three components: The Internship Program, The Recent Graduates Program, and the Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program.
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The Internship Program replaces the formerly known Student Career Experience Program (SCEP) and Student Temporary Employment Program (STEP). The Student Internship Program is designed to provide students enrolled in a wide variety of educational institutions, from high school to graduate level, with opportunities to work in agencies and explore federal careers while still in school. Internship Program participants are referred to as "interns." FSIS is currently using the Internship Program under Pathways to hire paid interns.


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Nashville, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Eric Nystrom's penalty-shot tally capped a
three-goal first period as Nashville knocked off Minnesota, 3-2, in the first
of five meetings this season between these new Central Division
Filip Forsberg and Colin Wilson also lit the lamp for the Predators, who
picked up their first win of the season after opening up with road losses to
Colorado and St. Louis.
Pekka Rinne was strong in net with 32 saves.
Zach Parise and Jared Spurgeon scored for the Wild, who have dropped three
straight -- but their first in regulation time -- to open up their schedule.
Niklas Backstrom exited the game late in the first period with a leg injury
after a goalmouth collision, having allowed two goals on five shots. Josh
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Spring Symposium: A Celebration of Ideas
Date: Friday, April 29th, 2011
Time: 1:30 pm
Duration: 3 hours
Location: Gurley Hall - Multiple Rooms
Sponsored by: The Kathleen Donnelly Center for Undergraduate Research
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1:30-1:45: Session One: Bush Memorial
- Brittany Beyus and Caitlynne Cash, "I'm Not A Feminist, But . . . "
2:00-3:00: Session Two: Gurley 201
- Cailtin Maloney, "An Examination of the Social Disorder that Occurs in the South after the Civil War"
- Grace Collett, "Cinema of Dreams"
- Ashley Brennan, "Befriending the Captor: Colonization and Stockholm Syndrome in Zimbabwe"
- Stephanie Ford, "Reading as Self-Knowledge through Meditation in Saint Augustine"
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- Cheryce Harvey, "Can bats be saved?: Investigation of the effectiveness of bacteria and fungi in controlling growth of Geomyces destructans"
- Sarah Fink, "Standing Metachrony in Humans"
- Elisabeth Knoll, "Reducing expression of RNA interference genes in the mosquito Culex quinquefasciatus"
- Briana Bixler, "Will Red Light Exposure Make Winners Out of Losers?"
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- Rachel Castro, "REACTION: FOOD ICONOGRAPHY"
- Danielle Dobbs, "'God Grew Tired of Us': Unintended Colonialism"
- Sara Skye Huck, "'God is Dead': Adopting Existentialism in Post-Occupation France"
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- Carly Farnan, "Suicide Risk Assessment in Psychiatric Settings"
- Victoria Brandt, "Violent Video Games and Aggression—Are Adolescents in Danger?"
- Jessy Willette, "Lost Boys of Sudan: A Study of Identity and Cultural Difference in Christopher Quinn's God Grew Tired of Us"
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- Tessa White, "Grass Fed versus Grain Fed Beef: Health Implications for Consumers"
- Tara Joyce, "Resveratrol in Peanuts may Protect Against Cancer"
- Edda Pauze, "The Relationship Between Cruciferous Vegetable Consumption and Cancer"
- Elizabeth Richardson, "Effect of Oatmeal on Cholesterol Level in Relation to Coronary Heart Disease"
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- Lauren Schroder, "Carbamate and Organophosphate pesticides: The effect on acetylcholinesterase activity in Notropis hudsonius"
- Jamie Lee McNary, "Microscale Multi Step Synthesis of Pharmaceuticals"
- Melissa Sweeney, "Converting to Non-Isotopic Labeling and Detecting of DNA"
- Sarah Fischer, "Evidence Based Nursing: Sleep for patients in the critical care setting"
- Caitlynne Cash, "The Role of Women's Studies Courses in the Core Curriculum: An Examination of Variability in Existing Programs"
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- Stephanie Fay, "Historical Troy in Photographs"
- Christine Dorn, "Raining on Colonial Imperialism
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Jennifer Capriati. What is there to say that hasn't already been said about this woman? She stands as one of the greatest, most talented and divisive players in a generation bursting at the seams with greatness, talent and controversy. In her wildly scattered 14 years on tour, the American amassed a total of three Grand Slam titles, an Olympic Gold Singles medal, 17 weeks at number one and countless classic victories (and losses) against the greatest players over two separate generations.
It's tough, however, to pinpoint her single her most memorable moment. Was it her supernova rise up the rankings while barely a teenager? She made her tour debut on the WTA tour in 1990 aged 13 and immediately stormed to the final of two of the first three events before reaching the semis of her first Grand Slam in Paris. A year later she broke into the top ten, and in the following year dispatched of Sanchez-Vicario and Graf – the top two players in the world – to take the Olympic Gold in Barcelona aged 16. Not too shabby.
Of course, there's also that small issue of the "c" word. We've all heard about her famed comeback – the burnout, the shoplifting arrest, the marijuana possession, that mug shot, her resulting lengthy break and the desperate struggle (and initial failure) to regain anything resembling previous form, the reporters who smugly wrote her off. She could have easily allowed herself to swept away into the tsunami-sized wave of burnt out young prodigies. But she didn't. She persevered, slowly building her way back to the top. After completely falling out of the rankings in 1994 and failing in her initial comeback a year later, she picked up her first Grand Slam win in 5 years at the 1998 Wimbledon. A lowly title and #23 finish followed a year later. A slam semifinal and top 15 finish in 2000. And finally, the fairy tale was completed in 2001 as she eased past second-ranked Davenport and top-ranked Hingis in succession to capture her first slam title in Australia. But you already new that all.
Two of Capriati's single most memorable moments were her famed epic slam finals. The first at Roland Garros in 2001 when a young Aussie Kim burst into relevance by reaching her first slam final. Despite the young Belgian matching both Capriati's supreme athleticism and power with ease, there was no panicking to be seen from the reigning Australian Open champion as she was swiftly delivered a shock first set breadstick. Instead, she embraced the challenge, putting her head down and finding her range to level up the match. By the third, both women were in full-slugfest mode with their lightning-fast movement, intricate footwork and spectacular shotmaking simultaneously cancelling each other out and enhancing the other. The third set wore on well into overtime, with Capriati twice serving for the title while a resilient Clijsters pegged the American back each time. But eventually the champion's extra grit and mental strength proved the difference between the two and she edged out the title..
Capriati's third and final slam title would come in Australia the very next year in conditions so difficult that the heat practically radiated through the television set and left Capriati even pissier and more vexated than her, well, usual pissy and vexated self. Hingis raced up a set and break, looking ripe for her sixth slam title. In response, Capriati dug deeper than ever before, first hunting back the break before fighting off multiple match points. Her effort was painfully visible as she collapsed into the linesman chairs between most points, but she refused to succumb, saving yet another match point and spectacularly surviving the second set tiebreak. Before long, the script was flipped on its head as Hingis ditched her trademark overly self-confident and carefree demeanour and retreated back into the shade, panting, exhausted and defeated. The 2002 Australian Open may have proved to be Capriati's last great victory, but she saved the best til last.
None of this answers the original question, however. Probably because she herself is far more interesting than the titles she collected. She'll always be remembered as the complex figure she cut – the tennis player whose game was not defined simply by defence or offence, the person who paradoxically stood as the ultimate role model in the art of never giving up, yet was notorious for her vulgar attitude and behaviour. In other words, Jen-Cap will be remembered as Jen-Cap.


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I often hear stories about enemies defeating elephant riders by axing the legs of the elephants.
Does this mean that the commander of the elephant army did not put enough armor on the elephants' legs?
An elephant is a very large animal. Putting the whole animal in armor would cost more in armor than the whole unit would be worth in warfare. (The same armor could be used to protect a large number of men.)
Therefore armor was used, if at all, to protect only the most vital parts of the animal, e.g., the temples. Most of the animal was unprotected. Of course, having men try to cut off their legs subjected the MEN to great risks.
Elephants proved not to be terribly effective in combat because they weren't as easy to control as horses, and would often "rebound" against the attackers. At the battle of zama, for instance, Hannibal relied on elephants to break through the Roman lines, without success.


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May 6, 2016
At midnight Friday, Kelly-Springfield union members are supposed to have reached a contract agreement with the plant's parent company Goodyear.
Negotiations have been going on for more than a month. Sticking points have been a proposed pay cut, the doubling of insurance co-pays and elimination of 401k matching and cost of living increases.
Union workers have threatened to strike if a deal could not be reached in a timely manner.
The contract for the approximately 775 union employees at the Kelly-Springfield Plant expires July 6.
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26 U.S. Code § 4672 - Definitions and special rules
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(a) Taxable substance
For purposes of this subchapter—
(1) In general
The term "taxable substance" means any substance which, at the time of sale or use by the importer, is listed as a taxable substance by the Secretary for purposes of this subchapter.
(2) Determination of substances on list
A substance shall be listed under paragraph (1) if—
(B) the Secretary determines, in consultation with the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and the Commissioner of Customs, that taxable chemicals constitute more than 50 percent of the weight (or more than 50 percent of the value) of the materials used to produce such substance (determined on the basis of the predominant method of production).
If an importer or exporter of any substance requests that the Secretary determine whether such substance be listed as a taxable substance under paragraph (1) or be removed from such listing, the Secretary shall make such determination within 180 days after the date the request was filed.
(3) Initial list of taxable substances
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|Propylene glycol
|Nickel oxide
|Isopropyl alcohol
|Ethylene glycol
|Vinyl chloride
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|Propylene oxide
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|Ethylene dichloride
|Synthetic rubber, not containing fillers
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|Maleic anhydride
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|Ethyl methyl ketone
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|Carbon tetrachloride
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|Polyvinylchloride resins
|Polystyrene resins and copolymers
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Source(Added Pub. L. 99–499, title V, § 515(a),Oct. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 1768; amended Pub. L. 100–647, title II, § 2001(b),Nov. 10, 1988, 102 Stat. 3594.)
1988—Subsec. (a)(2). Pub. L. 100–647, § 2001(b)(2), inserted at end "If an importer or exporter of any substance requests that the Secretary determine whether such substance be listed as a taxable substance under paragraph (1) or be removed from such listing, the Secretary shall make such determination within 180 days after the date the request was filed."
Subsec. (a)(2)(B). Pub. L. 100–647, § 2001(b)(1), inserted "(or more than 50 percent of the value)" after "weight".
Subsec. (a)(4). Pub. L. 100–647, § 2001(b)(3), amended par. (4) generally. Prior to amendment, par. (4) read as follows:
"(A) In general.—The Secretary may add substances to or remove substances from the list under paragraph (3) (including items listed by reason of paragraph (2)) as necessary to carry out the purposes of this subchapter.
"(B) Authority to add substances to list based on value.—The Secretary may, to the extent necessary to carry out the purposes of this subchapter, add any substance to the list under paragraph (3) if such substance would be described in paragraph (2)(B) if 'value' were substituted for 'weight' therein."
Effective Date of 1988 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 100–647effective, except as otherwise provided, as if included in the provision of the Superfund Revenue Act of 1986, Pub. L. 99–499, title V, to which it relates, see section 2001(e) ofPub. L. 100–647, set out as a note under section 56 of this title.
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Section effective Jan. 1, 1989, see section 515(c) ofPub. L. 99–499, set out as a note under section 4671 of this title.
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For transfer of functions, personnel, assets, and liabilities of the United States Customs Service of the Department of the Treasury, including functions of the Secretary of the Treasury relating thereto, to the Secretary of Homeland Security, and for treatment of related references, see sections 203 (1), 551 (d), 552 (d), and 557 of Title 6, Domestic Security, and the Department of Homeland Security Reorganization Plan of November 25, 2002, as modified, set out as a note under section 542 of Title 6.
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April 6, 2014, Spring OPL, Game 6, "Fury Rain on TSC's Parade, Post Another 2-0 Victory"
Even a light rain at the Keas Soccer Complex in Bixby could not dampen the spirts of the Fury as they knocked off the 01 TSC Hurricane (Red) by a score of 2-0. The victory gives the Fury 16 points out of a possible 18 in the OPL Second Division standings, and with just four games left on the OPL calendar, promotion remains squarely in the Fury's sights.
In the early stages of the game winger Cara Compton was running rampant, using her speed to cause TSC fits. Just four minutes into the game it was Cara's cross that enabled Jenna Miller to squeeze off the first Fury shot of the game, but her effort curled wide.
The Fury's pressure continued to mount and in the 7th minute the TSC defense cracked. Attacking midfielder Keely Chapman sent a high looping pass into the path of Jenna Miller. Jenna took a moment to settle the ball and then stroked a high arching shot over the TSC keeper and into the back of the net. Just like that Jenna had a goal, Keely an assist and the Fury a lead.
Cara Compton was next to breach the TSC defense, letting fly with a shot on goal that veered wide of the mark. Juliette Davis came even closer in the 21st minute when her shot on goal was parried at short distance by the TSC goalie just moments before an offsides flag halted play.
Even with the sustained level of pressure from the Fury, TSC still made forays on the Fury goal. For example, at the 13 minute mark central back Elle Abbey cleared a dangerous ball from the Fury box. The Fury defensive back line was unstoppable, though. Always first to the ball, Katie Fowler, Maddy Childers, Elle Abbey and Eden Holetzkey put on a defensive clinic. So much so that the Girl of the Match ("GOM") award had to be shared between deensive stalwarts Katie Fowler and Maddy Childers who shined on defense all afternoon.
The Fury doubled their advantage with ten minutes left in the first half. Jenna Miller played the role of provider on this goal, drawing out the goalkeeper and then playing the ball to a streaking Ashlee Cabbiness. Ashlee had just a fraction of a moment before she would crash into the goal post, but she used that nano-second to use her shoulder to bundle in the bouncing ball for a Fury goal. Cassidy Potter theratened to increase that lead in the final minute of the half with a free kick that was saved at the near post.
TSC was in a more attacking mode in the second half, but the Fury defense would not yield a goal. In fact, the defense has yet to give up a goal in six games of OPL play. At the 45 minute mark it was Eden who pulled the trifecta, winning a tackle, clearing the ball from danger and distributing a pass to the midfield to start a counter-attack.
Things got chippy a few mintues later and Keely Chapman's name was placed in the book for a yellow card handed out for hooking a TSC defender. Kelsi Fitzgerald helped exact a measure of revenge two minutes later when her pancake of a TSC midfielder left the player in the white jersey in a sobbing mess on the pitch.
In the closing stages of the game Ally Mayberry had a shot on goal off a corner kick that was narrowly blocked by a TSC defender. And, Elle Abbey had a free kick shot on goal that was gathered by the TSC keeper. Otherwise, it was business as usual, as the Fury defense clamped down on TSC and managed to finish a full 70 minutes of play wihtout surrendering a single shot on goal!
GOM's Maddy Childers and Katie Fowler owned the defensive side of the pitch. Maddy led the team with 17 passes. Katie was first on the team with 11 defensive clearances, and Maddy was second with 8. Katie doled out 3 pancakes, and Maddy was first on the team with 5 headers. These two defensive GOM's were helped immensely by Elle Abbey with her 6 clerances, 10 passes and 2 fouls drawn, and Eden Holetzky with her 13 passes, 6 clearances and 3 tackles. Allison Austin had a comfy day in goal, registering a clearnce but otherwise enjoying another clean sheet.
Jenna Miller led the team in shots on goal with four, and her goal and assist went nicely with her 16 passes. Keely Chapman racked up another assist, one of her 10 passes on the day and she won 3 tackles. Ashlee Cabbiness scored a goal and posted 5 passes. Juliette Davis had a shot on goal, drew a foul on TSC and won defensive tackle. Cara Compton was active all afternoon, putting up a shot on goal to go along with a team-high 5 tackles.
Ally Mayberry completed 11 passes, drew a foul on TSC, won 2 tackles and shared the team lead in pancakes with 3 bone-rattling hits. Megan Jones had a fine day of passing with 15 connectiosn and she pocketed 2 tackles. Kelsi Fitzgerald was likewise active in the middle of the field, with 11 passes, 2 tackles and 2 clearances. Cassidy Potter used her strong leg for a free kick shot on goal, and she had 3 passes and a defensive clearance.
The Fury step out of OPL play next weekend when they lace up their cleats and play in the Lexus Cup in Tulsa.
2014 Spring OPL Division Two Champions
2014 Lexus Cup, U13 Gold Division -- Semi-Finalists
2014 Red Earth Invitational, U14 Gold Division - Finalists (Second Place)
2014 Michael Brown Classic, U13 Bronze Division - Bracket B Winners
2013 NYSA Classic Cup, U13 Gold Division, Semi-Finalists
2013 South Lakes Cosmos Cup, U13 Gold Division - Second Place
2012 NYSA Classic Cup U13 Gold Division Semi-Finalists
2012 Capital City Cup (Little Rock, Ark) U13 Second Division Semi-Finalists
2012 Plano Labor Day Invitational XXXII U12 Silver A Division Semi-Finalists
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2011 Plano Labor Day Invitational XXXO U11 Silver B Division Champions
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This article lists the mailboxes throughout Azeroth and Outland.
Mailboxes can usually also found in larger towns and cities, and also scattered at smaller sites. Many players use mailboxes as a way to send and receive items to and from other players and also from their alt or mule characters. Knowing where the nearest mailbox is can save a lot of hassle while out adventuring in the great wild yonder.
When using the tracking system with the minimap they will appear with a letter () at their locations.
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Cysteine may be beneficial in treating arthritis (L-cysteine), hardening of the arteries, and lung diseases such as bronchitis, emphysema, and tuberculosis. It may help protect the lungs from cigarette smoke.
Cysteine is believed to help protect the liver from alcohol, prevent hangovers, and prevent damage to brain cells from alcohol.
Cysteine is believed to play a role in the normal growth rate of hair. Cysteine may possibly help reduce the effects of aging on the skin, assist in healing after surgery or burns, and help protect the skin from radiation injury.
Cysteine is also claimed to help burn fat and increase muscle mass.
Amino acids (AAs) are available as individual AAs or in proprietary AA combinations, as well as part of multi-vitamin formulas, proteins, and food supplements. The forms include tablets, fluids, and powders. However, adequate protein in the diet should provide a sufficient source of all amino acids.
There are no conditions that increase the nutritional requirements for cysteine.
The use of a single amino acid supplement may lead to negative nitrogen balance, decreasing the metabolic efficiency and increasing the workload of the kidneys. In children, taking single amino acid supplements may also harmfully affect growth parameters.
Always avoid taking individual amino acids in high dosage for prolonged periods.
Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should not use cysteine supplements.
Other conditions in which this nutrient should not be used include cystinuria (a rare genetic disorder resulting in the formation of cystine kidney stones) and diabetes, as cysteine may interfere with insulin function.
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It is ONE of the best P2P MMORPGs you cannot deny that. Denying that would be foolish. I'm not saying it is THE best, but one of them.
It has surpassed all of the "WoWkillers" without taking much of a hit subscriber wise. They are losing speed I'll give you that, but they still have enough momentum to continue on. And I'm pretty sure they are still making more than enough money to covers their expenses.
I would even bet on the fact that they are probably making more money than what they are spending and that the game is in NET PROFIT.
Eve Online is also very good but it serves a different playerbase, same as DarkFall.
Wildstar and TESO are the next "WoWkillers" and I highly doubt they will make much of a dent in their numbers.
I don't think it has anything to do with the games themselves. I think it has more to do with games like DAoC / WoW / EQ (in the prime days) felt so polished and well thought out (to some extent) that paying for any MMORPG that came out as P2P (Looking at you TERA / SWTOR / LOTRO / AION / etc) without the same amount of commitment and polish was wrong. Players felt cheated to pay monthly for some "lesser game that isn't X" and would much rather continue to play X game even with all it's flaws.
The market has evolved, people play F2P games now. P2P is a thing of the past. And once Eve and WoW either go F2P or close down, P2P games will no longer exist, and no game company will make one.
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Only a few people spoke out against a proposed bill to outlaw the use of hand-held cellphones while driving a legislative hearing.
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) _ Biddeford Democratic Rep. Paulette Beaudoin's bill would impose $50 fine for the first offense and $250 for repeat offenses. But the bill, which was reviewed Wednesday by the Transportation Committee, also includes a number of exemptions, including police and corrections officers, firefighters and rescue workers, doctors and transportation workers.
Some critics said the bill has too many exemptions. Others said people would ignore the law and it wouldn't make a difference.
A similar proposal last session was rejected. The committee was told that 10 other states ban cellphone use by drivers.
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WASHINGTON – After spending 15 years as a recluse, Richard Norris received a facial transplant seven months ago that his doctors say is slowly giving him a normal life.
But Norris, 37, of southwest Virginia, is doing better than expected partly because of a special group of volunteer pilots who helped him.
Steve Craven, the chairman of a Leesburg-based nonprofit organization called Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic, says the group has flown Norris to Baltimore 82 times since 2007. Since Norris lives in an extremely rural part of Virginia by the North Carolina border, Craven says it would have been nearly impossible for him to travel north once a month in order to prepare for the transplant surgery.
Craven says the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore asked the group to help facilitate this because of where Norris lives.
"The University of Maryland thanked us and recognized the fact that if it were not for our assistance, they could not have achieved this remarkable surgery," he says.
Craven says he had the privilege of flying Norris five times.
"It's truly a privilege to help people that are in need," he says.
Angel Flight began in 1974. The charity was started in Gaithersburg by a former federal employee, who has since retired.
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Sitka Men's Kelvin Jacket - This is a great jacket to be warn by itself or wear underneath a shell to help add insulation and keep you warm. Filled with Primaloft® insulation and made from a high count polyester weave.
Sitka Men's Kelvin Jacket - With a high heat to weight ratio this jacket has a tightly woven polyester face and filled with PrimaLoft® sport insulation. The jacket is designed to keep the cold and wind off of your skin allowing you to stay nice and warm during your hunt.
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Volunteer State Community College has an event that can help people who are ready to take college courses or those just considering the idea. Hispanic Family Night will have information about everything from English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes to college level courses and degree programs. Admissions, Financial Aid and Advising help will be available.
"Hispanic Family Night is a fun and informal way for people to get questions answered and to talk to Vol State staff one-on-one," said Eric Melcher, Communications Coordinator at Vol State. "We call it Family Night because it can help many people in the family. Adults may be interested in English classes or returning to school, and teenagers are getting ready to leave high school for college. We'll have counselors who can speak to people in Spanish and English to better answer any questions they might have."
Refreshments will be served. There will also be movies and fun to keep children entertained. Everyone is invited to attend. The Hispanic Family Night will run from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and people can stop by whenever it's convenient. It will be held on Tuesday, February 5 at the Wood Campus Center on the Vol State campus at 1480 Nashville Pike in Gallatin. It is free and open to everyone. For more information call 615-230-3570 or in Spanish 615-230-4846.
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- "You know what? I think were gonna take a little drive."
- — Carl Johnson.
Fender Ketchup is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas given to protagonist Carl Johnson by San Fierro Triads leader Wu Zi Mu from his office at The Four Dragons Casino, a casino located along The Strip in Las Venturas, San Andreas.
Carl pays a visit to Woozie, after inviting him to this new place. Woozie explains to him the problems he's having about the casino business. Apparently, either one of the three mafia families in the city - the Leone Family, the Forelli Family and the Sindacco Family - are causing the trouble for him. He would do anything to keep them away. Woozie then offers a deal to Carl; in exchange for some help with this casino business, Woozie would offer Carl a share of the casino. Carl gladly agrees.
A little later, a Triad comes in, saying that some thugs have been interrupting things, and that one of the thugs was caught. Woozie orders him to get rid of the thug, but Carl has a better idea. He orders the Triad to tie him up on the windshield of a Feltzer, and he would deal with this a little later.
Soon enough, Carl goes to the garage and finds the thug already tied up to the windshield of the vehicle. Carl exits the garage and drives frantically around town in order scare the thug to reveal which family he belongs to. The thug eventually reveals he is from the Sindacco Family, and Carl says that's all he wanted to hear. He then goes back to the casino.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Scare him, but remember head on collisions will kill him
- Take him back to the casino
The rewards for this mission are $5,000 and an increase in respect. The mission Explosive Situation is unlocked.
The Feltzer can sometimes be stuck on the garage door of the Four Dragons Casino for quite a while. However, pressing the Shift key after a measure of time would skip the grinding of the car towards the garage door. You can also turn the Frame Limiter ON to solve this problem.
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Patricia J. Tallman (born 4 September 1957; age 58), also known as Pat Tallman, is a stuntwoman and actress who appeared in several episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, and in the seventh feature film Star Trek Generations. For most of her appearances, she received no credit.
Outside the Star Trek universe she is best known for her role as Lyta Alexander, a telepath, on the science fiction television series Babylon 5 where she became romantically involved with the future Star Trek voice actor Robin Atkin Downes.
Early life and career
Tallman was born in 1957 and grew up with two sisters and a brother. At the early age of two she appeared with her father in a radio show, singing "Bicycle Built for Two". Tallman attended the Glenbard West High School in Glen Ellyn, Illinois and graduated in 1975. During her time in high school she joined the cast of several musicals and stage plays and performed at the Red Barn Theatre in Saugatuck, Michigan. After her graduation she knew she wanted to be an actress and enrolled at the Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, studying for a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Theater Arts. She worked in musical theater at the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, where she performed in over eighteen musicals. At Carnegie Mellon University she was given an award for Outstanding Achievement in Acting.
After graduation in 1979, Tallman moved to New York where she continued her stage career, winning lead roles in musicals and Broadway plays including the award-winning Big, Bad Burlesque show, appearing as Rosalind in the Riverside Shakespeare Company production As You Like It, and becoming a member of the show fight group "Fights'R'us". Tallman was cast in a recurring role on the soap opera Guiding Light, followed by several appearances in series such as Texas. One day the stunt coordinator for the daytime series One Life to Live needed a stuntwoman who doubled an actress for a stair fall and cast Tallman, who earned $1200 for this job.
She auditioned for a role in the 1981 adventure drama Knightriders, produced and directed by George A. Romero. Tallman landed the featured part as Julie and was soon cast in other productions by Romero and Tom Savini, who also graduated from the Carnegie Mellon University, taught a make-up class there, and performed in Knightriders. She appeared in the comedy Stuck on You! (1983, with Richard Rothenberg), doubled for Savini actress Roberta Weiss in the Tales from the Darkside episode Inside the Closet (1984, with guest star Fritz Weaver), and for Romero actress Page Hannah in the Creepshow 2 segment The Raft (1987).
Stunt career, Star Trek, and Babylon 5
Tallman expanded her career and played parts in the Tales from the Darkside episode Family Reunion (1988, with Stephen McHattie and Marilyn Rockafellow) and Romero's horror film Monkey Shines (1988, with Kate McNeil, Stephen Root, and Eric Stuart). She moved to Los Angeles, where she continued her stunt work in films such as Wes Craven's horror film Shocker (1989, with John Tesh, Dendrie Taylor, Stephen R. Hudis, Brent Spiner, and stunts by Charlie Brewer, Tony Cecere, Dennis Madalone, Dennis Scott, and Tim Trella), as the beaten redhead bandstand babe in Road House (1989, with Kevin Tighe and Anthony De Longis), and the sequel Another 48 Hrs. (1990). She was cast as underwear model Billie in the soap Generations, impressed the producers with her performance and was recast as undercover cop Christy Russell for more episodes, until she landed the lead part as Barbara in Savini's remake of Romero's cult film Night of the Living Dead (1990, with Tony Todd, Tom Towles, and Stacie Foster).
It was on the set of Shocker that Tallman first worked with Dennis Madalone, and in 1991, Madalone brought her onto Star Trek: The Next Generation for the episode "Power Play", where she played a security officer. She filmed her scenes for this episode along fellow stuntmen Lincoln Simonds and Rusty McClennon on Tuesday 3 December 1991, Thursday 5 December 1991, and Monday 9 December 1991 on Paramount Stage 8 and 9. This single appearance was followed by a long-term relationship with Star Trek, as Tallman became part of the core stunt group. Because of her height and resemblance she doubled lead actresses Gates McFadden and Nana Visitor – as well as several guest actresses – for the next eight years, played stunt acting parts as a Romulan, Bajoran, and several other aliens, and coordinated fight scenes in such episodes as "Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places". In Star Trek Generations she doubled once again for McFadden, as well as for Gwynyth Walsh. During the filming of the Enterprise crash sequence, Tallman filled in as stunt coordinator for Bud Davis.
For her second Star Trek episode "The Outcast", Tallman filmed her scene as stunt double for guest actress Melinda Culea on Friday 21 February 1992 on Paramount Stage 9 during second unit filming.
Beside her work on Star Trek, Tallman doubled Elizabeth McGovern in the 1993 drama Me and Veronica, Joan Severance in the television thriller Lake Consequence (1993), Laura Dern's skeleton fall in the blockbuster Jurassic Park (1993), Joan Cusack's car crash in Addams Family Values (1993, with Christopher Lloyd, Carel Struycken, Andreana Weiner, Ian Abercrombie, Camille Saviola, and stunts by Joni Avery and Pat Romano), Daryl Hannah's falls in Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman (1993), and played the evil witch in Sam Raimi's fantasy film Army of Darkness (1992).
In 1993, J. Michael Straczynski cast Tallman as Lyta Alexander, a telepath and member of the Psi Corps, in the Babylon 5 pilot "The Gathering", in which she appeared alongside Andreas Katsulas and John Fleck, and was directed by Richard Compton. When the series was picked up, Tallman's contract was not extended and her character replaced on the station. After this experience she joined an acting class and was guided by mentor and coach Charles Nelson Reilly. But Straczynski liked her performance and brought Lyta back in the second season, this time as a guest actress, followed by two more appearances in the third season. With the beginning of the fourth season, Tallman joined the cast as a regular and remained until the end of the series in 1998, appearing in 21 episodes alongside Walter Koenig, John Vickery, Harlan Ellison, Marjorie Monaghan, Musetta Vander, Tracy Scoggins, Julie Caitlin Brown, Carolyn Seymour, Brad Dourif, Bill Mumy, Star Trek stunt partner Tom Morga, and director Adam Nimoy. Tallman also appeared in the Babylon 5 TV movie Thirdspace, with Clyde Kusatsu and stunts by Steve Rizzo and Jimmy Ortega. Spice Williams-Crosby, her former DS9 stunt partner, was among the stunt doubles for Tallman on this series.
Other projects she participated in are the comedy sequel Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994), Stephen King's miniseries The Stand (1994, with Matt Frewer, Ray Walston, and Miguel Ferrer), the action film Speed (1994), and Roland Emmerich's Independence Day (1996). She doubled Geena Davis' cliff fall in The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996), played the beaten Electric Psychedelic Pussycat club waitress in Austin Powers: International Man of Mysteries (1997), and a flying waitress in the 1998 blockbuster Godzilla.
Later career
Tallman earned a certification from the British Society of Fight Directors, studying with B.H. Barry and tested by Patrick Crean. She continued to perform stunts in productions such as a Talk Show Stunt Guest in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999), as a stunt double in the crime drama The General's Daughter (1999, with James Cromwell and Clarence Williams III), as a stunt double for Hudson Leick in the action film The Chill Factor (1999), and as a stunt double for Katie Finneran in the 2005 remake Bewitched. She was the evil mistress Caroline Dula in the Sheena episode The Darkness (2001), Alisa Fox in the drama For Pete's Wake (2004), in the stage play "Waiting" (2004) directed by Chip Chalmers, and reprised her role as Lyta Alexander in the two animated Babylon Park spoofs "Frightspace" and "Grudgematch". She voiced the lead character of Lt. Richmond in the audio plays "Lives of the Cat" and "Anne Manx" and narrated the Better Sex video series from the Sinclair Intimacy Institute. Tallman was interviewed or had pictorials in every major science fiction magazine, including Starlog, SFX, Cinefantastique, and Celebrity Sleuth.
Her connection to Dennis Madalone gave her the chance to appear as Ms. Peters in the horror short Jennifer is Dead (2002, with Tom Morga, Lynn Salvatori, and stunt coordinator Madalone), as a mother at a cemetery in Madalone's music video "America We Stand as One" in 2001, as stunt double for Angela Lansbury in the television movie Murder She Wrote: The Celtic Riddle (2003, with Fionnula Flanagan, Cyril O'Reilly, W. Morgan Sheppard, her "Starship Mine" co-star Tim de Zarn, and Justin Sundquist), as a stunt double for Laura Prepon in the thriller Karla (2006, with George Colucci), and in at least three episodes of the television series Without a Trace (2004, 2006, and 2007, under stunt coordinator Madalone, starring Enrique Murciano).
Among her more recent projects are the role of Dr. Klein in the science fiction film InAlienable (2008), written by and starring Walter Koenig, and with Courtney Peldon, Erick Avari, Marina Sirtis, Andrew Koenig, Judy Levitt, Alan Ruck, Richard Herd, Gary Graham, J.G. Hertzler, Lisa LoCicero, Jeff Rector, and stunt coordinator Justin Sundquist, the starring role as Lucy in Corbin Bernsen's science fiction thriller Dead Air (2008, stunt coordinated by Tom Morga), and a guest role as lawyer Liz in the Valentine episode Act Naturally (2008, alongside Autumn Reeser and directed by John Putch).
She co-founded and is heading, along with fellow actress Judy Kain, the company Talent To Go, a marketing and auditioning service for actors in Los Angeles.
In 2010 Tallman finished the short drama Waitin', written and directed by Victor Warren. She portrayed Sally, one of the people in the hospital waiting room and her son Julian had a part in the film. Fellow Star Trek performers Brad Blaisdell and Jay Caputo also have roles in this short film. [1] She also appeared as Eric's wife in the short drama Thoughts of Suicide on an Otherwise Lovely Day (2010), written, produced, and starring Julie Caitlin Brown. Her sister Judie Tallman worked as makeup and hair stylist on this film and Trek actress Iona Morris had a supporting role.
Tallman can be seen as the female murder victim Vivian Marchand in the second episode of the third season of Castle, titled "He's Dead, She's Dead" (2010) on which Dennis Madalone worked as stunt coordinator and Rob Bowman as producer. [2] She also portrayed the murder victim in the Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service episode "Power" (2010, with Ryan Honey, stunt coordinator Diamond Farnsworth, and stunt double Tom McComas).
More recently she also worked on a book titled "Pleasure Thresholds", a personal collection of behind the scenes pictures and stories during her time on Babylon 5 as well as from other projects during 1993 and 1999. This scrapbook was released in September 2011. [3]
In 2012 Tallman worked as producer for J. Michael Straczynski's upcoming television series The Adventures of Apocalypse Al. More recently she reunited with director John Putch and worked for him on the science fiction mystery drama Atlas Shrugged: Part 2 - Either-Or (2012) on which fellow Trek performers Patrick Fabian, Kim Rhodes, John Rubinstein, Robert Picardo, Ray Wise, Diedrich Bader, Jeff Yagher, Stephen Macht, and Dana Sparks also appeared. Tallman also appeared as Casey in the My Gimpy Life episode "The Commercial" (2012).
Personal life and interests
During her early career, Tallman worked in a bakery and the little girl's department at Macy's to make ends meet. She is also able to play the viola and sings mezzo.
Tallman is a leading fundraiser for Penny Lane, a center for abused children in California.
She gave birth to a son in 1994.
On the set of Babylon 5, Tallman met co-star Jeffrey Willerth and married him in 1999. They divorced several years later.
Star Trek appearances
Stunt double appearances
Other appearances with Star Trek connections
- The Pool (1987) - stunt double for Tina Louise
- Shakedown (1988) - stunts
- with Jude Ciccolella, Anthony Crivello, Marie Marshall, and stunts by Monty Cox, Gary Epper, Matt McColm, Noon Orsatti, Spike Silver, and Tom Wright
- Last Rites (1988) - stunts
- with Paul Dooley and stunts by John Cade, Doug Coleman, and Diamond Farnsworth
- One Life to Live (1988) - stunt double for Jill Larson
- After Midnight (1989) - stunt actress
- with Pamela Segall and stunts by Sandy Berumen, Simone Boisseree, Linda Fetters, Paula Moody, Pat Romano, and Dennis Scott
- The Runestone (1990) - stunts
- with Tim Ryan, Lawrence Tierney, Donald Hotton, William Utay, and stunts by Maria R. Kelly, Eddie Matthews, and Tim Trella
- Peacemaker (1990) - stunts
- with Hilary Shepard, Bert Remsen, Robby Robinson, Sharon Schaffer, Irving E. Lewis, Chuck Courtney, Jerry Spicer, and stunts by Ed Anders, Christine Ann Baur, Gary Baxley, Chuck Borden, Jeff Bornstein, Eddie Braun, Mike Cassidy, John Cade, George Colucci, Chuck Courtney, B.J. Davis, Christopher Doyle, Linda Fetters, Eddie Hice, Joy Hooper, Ken Lesco, Kurt D. Lott, Dennis Madalone, Alan Marcus, Rusty McClennon, Eric Norris, Alan Oliney, Monte Rex Perlin, Don Pulford, Tim Trella, Merritt Yohnka, and Lane Leavitt
- Another 48 Hrs. (1990) - stunts
- with Kevin Tighe, Ed O'Ross, David Anthony Marshall, Bernie Casey, Page Leong, Allan Graf, Biff Yeager, Rex Pierson, Nanci Rogers, Benjamin Lum, Victor Brandt, Shauna O'Brien, and stunts by John Alden, Ken Bates, Charlie Brewer, Phil Chong, Linda Fetters, Allan Graf, Robert Herron, Steve Kelso, Don Pulford, Pat Romano, and Kim Washington
- Wedlock (1991) - stunt double for Mimi Rogers
- with Basil Wallace, Richard Gilbert-Hill, Tina Lifford, and stunts by Phil Adams, Hal Burton, Tony Cecere, Bud Davis, Randy Hall, Michael Haynes, Chuck Hicks, Maria R. Kelly, Robert King, Rex Pierson, Bernie Pock, Don Pulford, J. Suzanne Rampe, Pat Romano, Lynn Salvatori, and Dennis Scott
- The Nutt House (1992) - stunts
- with Constance Towers and stunts by Chuck Borden, Eddie Braun, Christopher Doyle, B.J. Davis, George Colucci, Linda Fetters, Maria R. Kelly, Kim Koscki, Lane Leavitt, Gene LeBell, Scott Leva, Dyanna Lynn, Dennis Madalone, Rex Pierson, J. Suzanne Rampe, Rick Sawaya, and Tim Trella
- Red Shoe Diaries episode Double or Nothing (1992) - stunts
- Desire (1993) - stunts
- with Don Fischer and stunts by Rick Avery and Eurlyne Epper
- Me and Veronica (1993) - stunt double for Elizabeth McGovern
- with Mike Starr and stunts by Edward Conna
- Lake Consequence (1993) - stunt double for Joan Severance
- with Allan Graf and stunts by Chris Durand, Maria R. Kelly, and Spiro Razatos
- Jurassic Park (1993) - stunt double for Laura Dern
- with Cameron Thor, Jophery C. Brown, Richard Kiley, and stunts by Gary Epper, Pat Romano, and R.A. Rondell
- Kalifornia (1993) - stunts
- with Michelle Forbes, Sierra Pecheur, Tom Hand, and stunts by Richard L. Blackwell, Scott Cook, Maria R. Kelly, and J. Suzanne Rampe)
- Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman (1993) - stunt double for Daryl Hannah
- with William Windom, Hamilton Camp, Stephen Rowe, Hilary Shepard, and stunts by Richard L. Blackwell, Christopher Doyle, Maria R. Kelly, and Tabby Hanson
- Criminal Passion (1994) - stunts
- with Henry Darrow, Carlos Palomino, Tom Nibley, and stunts by Cole McKay
- Forrest Gump (1994) - stunts
- with Sam Anderson, Don Fischer, Michael McFall, Michael Jace, Geoffrey Blake, Timothy McNeil, Steve DeRelian, Jim Boeke, and stunts by Keith Campbell, Jay Caputo, Bud Davis, Kim Koscki, Denise Lynne Roberts, Erik Stabenau, Joey Anaya, Joey Box, Denney Pierce, and Allen Robinson
- The Flintstones (1994) - stunts
- with Kevin Grevioux, Grace Harrell, and stunts by Rosine "Ace" Hatem, Jeff Jensen, Pat Romano, and Kim Koscki
- Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994) - stunts
- with Raye Birk, Matt Roe, Earl Boen, Rosalind Allen, Marc Alaimo, Marcy Goldman, Bill Erwin, Bill Zuckert, Joyce Robinson, Kevin Grevioux, Symba Smith, and stunts by Phil Adams, Chris Antonucci, Ed Anders, Jane Austin, LaFaye Baker, Richard L. Blackwell, Simone Boisseree, Dave Cadente, Eugene Collier, John Dixon, Andy Gill, Al Goto, Chuck Hicks, Jeff Imada, Maria R. Kelly, Hubie Kerns, Wayne King, Jr., Gene LeBell, Bob McGovern, Pat McGroarty, Mary Peters, Charles Picerni, Jr., Peewee Piemonte, Don Pulford, Denise Lynne Roberts, Sharon Schaffer, Paul E. Short, Jerry Spicer, Mike Washlake, Gary Wayton, and Brian J. Williams
- The Stand (1994) - stunts
- with Miguel Ferrer, Matt Frewer, Ray Walston, Patrick Kilpatrick, Sam Anderson, Steven Anderson, Sherman Howard, Ken Jenkins, Richard Lineback, Jordan Lund, William Newman, and stunts by Charlie Brewer, Doug Coleman, Eddie Matthews, Gene LeBell, and Denney Pierce
- Speed (1994) - stunts
- with Alan Ruck, Richard Lineback, Carlos Carrasco, Jordan Lund, Patrick Fischler, Bruce Wright, Robin McKee, and stunts by Scott Wilder, Eddie Yansick, Janet Brady, Jophery C. Brown, Gilbert Combs, Gary Epper, Tommy J. Huff, Jeffrey S. Jensen, Eddie Matthews, Pat Romano, Ronald R. Rondell, Brian Stewart, John Cade, Frankie Garbutt, Chuck Hicks, John Hugh McKnight, and Jimmy Ortega
- Ice (1994) - stunts
- with Zach Galligan, Michael Bailey Smith, and stunts by Chino Binamo, Chuck Borden, Nick Dimitri, Vincent J. Mazzella, Joe Murphy, Mark Riccardi, Paul E. Short, Warren A. Stevens, and Chester E. Tripp III
- CIA II: Target Alexa (1994) - stunts
- with John Savage, Branscombe Richmond, Anthony De Longis, and stunts by Chuck Borden, George Colucci, Christopher Doyle, Kim Koscki, Lane Leavitt, Gene LeBell, Vincent J. Mazella, Joe Murphy, Rick New, Chester E. Tripp III, Spice Williams-Crosby, and Jennifer Watson
- Cobb (1994) - stunts
- with Scott Burkholder, William Utay, George Wilbur, Tom Todoroff, and stunts by Tom Morga and Jeff Smolek
- Direct Hit (1994) - stunts
- with Peter Slutsker and stunts by Chino Binamo, Chuck Borden, George Colucci, Nick Dimitri, Sonia Jo McDancer, Lane Leavitt, Dennis Madalone, Chuck Madalone, Joe Murphy, Mark Riccardi, Rick New, Scott Rogers, and Chester E. Tripp III
- The Secretary (1995) - stunts
- with Grainger Hines, Richard Herd, John Hostetter, and stunts by J. Suzanne Rampe, Lynn Salvatori, and Denney Pierce
- Larger Than Life (1996) - stunts
- with Harve Presnell, Earl Billings, Tracey Walter, Joseph Palmas, Christopher Darga, Mark Chadwick, Clark Tucker, Jennifer Caputo, Darlene Williams, and stunts by Bud Davis, Michael Haynes, Buck McDancer, Noon Orsatti, Bernie Pock, Robby Robinson, Lynn Salvatori, and Dennis Scott
- The Long Kiss Goodnight (1996) - stunt double for Geena Davis
- with stunts by Kiante Elam, Dana Hee, Tommy J. Huff, and Tim Trella
- Independence Day (1996) - stunt actress: Leaving pedestrian
- with Brent Spiner, Bill Smitrovich, Frank Novak, Leland Orser, Mirron E. Willis, Raphael Sbarge, Carlos Lacamara, Tim Kelleher, Jana Marie Hupp, Robert Pine, Derek Webster, Anthony Crivello, Randy Oglesby, Frank Welker, Erick Avari, Tracey Walter, and stunts by Doug Coleman, Eliza Coleman, Allan Graf, Dana Hee, Gilbert Combs, Lane Leavitt, Frank Lloyd, Eddie Matthews, Tom Morga, Mary Peters, Scott Rogers, Rick Avery, Chuck Borden, Jennifer Caputo, Mark Donaldson, John Escobar, Christian Fletcher, Andy Gill, Hubie Kerns, Kim Koscki, Gene LeBell, Lynn Salvatori, Michael J. Sarna, and Mike Smith
- High Tide episode A Stitch in Time(1997) - stunt double for Tracy Scoggins
- with David Graf, James Horan, and Tracy Scoggins
- Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) - stunt actress: waitress
- with Charles Napier, Clint Howard, Brian George, Robin Gammell, Christian Slater, and stunts by Jay Caputo, Bud Davis, Anita Hart, Edward Conna, Gary Guercio, Kim Koscki, and Michael Owen
- Godzilla (1998) - stunt actress: waitress
- with Lloyd Kino, Clyde Kusatsu, Glenn Morshower, Derek Webster, Jamison Yang, Nathan Anderson, James Black, Stoney Westmoreland, Frank Welker, and stunts by Phil Chong, Steve M. Davison, Eddy Donno, Kenny Endoso, Al Goto, Jim Halty, Tom Harper, Tommy J. Huff, Kurt D. Lott, Johnny Martin, Dustin Meier, John Meier, Alan Oliney, Charles Picerni, Jr., Steve Picerni, Mic Rodgers, Danny Rogers, Pat Romano, Gregg Sargeant, Paul Sklar, and Scott Workman
- Chill Factor (1999) - stunt double for Hudson Leick
- with Daniel Hugh Kelly and stunts by Jophery C. Brown, David Burton, Tommy J. Huff, Rich Minga, and Hugh Aodh O'Brien
- Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999) - stunt actress: Talk show guest
- with Clint Howard, Jack Kehler, Jeanette Miller, Charles Napier, Tony Jay, and stunts by Joey Box, Jay Caputo, Jennifer Caputo, Bud Davis, Al Goto, Michael Haynes, Lisa Hoyle, Terry James, Craig Jensen, Kim Koscki, Dan Plum, Lynn Salvatori, Dennis Scott, Monica Staggs, and Pat Romano
- The General's Daughter (1999) - stunt double
- with James Cromwell, Clarence Williams III, and stunts by Joey Box, George Colucci, Edward Conna, Ken Lesco, Irving E. Lewis, Dennis Madalone, Mark Riccardi, Bob McGovern, Denney Pierce, Chester E. Tripp III, Lynn Salvatori, and Mickey Giacomazzi
- Bowfinger (1999) - stunts
- with Nathan Anderson, Kevin Grevioux, and stunts by Bud Davis, Tabby Hanson, Michael Haynes, Alan Oliney, Lynn Salvatori, Dennis Scott, Jay Caputo, Edward Conna, Danny Downey, Kim Koscki, Michael Owen, and Mike Washlake
- Bewitched (2005) - stunt double for Katie Finneran
- with Scott Alan Smith, Todd Stashwick, and stunts by Doug Coleman, Eliza Coleman, Max Daniels, Michael Hugghins, Chris Palermo, Pete Turner, Thom Williams, Joni Avery, Gary Guercio, and Harry Wowchuk
External links
- PatriciaTallman.us - official site
- TalentToGo.net - official business site
- Patricia Tallman at Wikipedia
- Patricia Tallman at the Internet Movie Database
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WEST, Texas—The owner of the fertilizer plant that shattered a Central Texas town and killed at least 14 people says his "heart is broken with grief for the tragic losses."
In a statement Friday, West Fertilizer owner Donald Adair said the Wednesday explosion "will continue to hurt deeply for generations to come."
The blast also injured more than 200 people and destroyed about 50 homes nearby.
Adair said one of his own plant employees was among the dead. He was among the volunteer firefighters killed fighting a fire that led to the explosion.
Adair said he and his family were grateful for the service of those who died trying to fight the fire. He also said he and the plant management and employees are "working closely" with agencies investigating the disaster.


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Comments On Apr 02, 2014:I purchased this product for my 06 Polaris Scrambler for added comfort on the trails. When I received them, the Polaris steering stem adapter plate was missing in the box. Called Precision and they shipped one out right away. Installation was a slight challenge on the Scrambler because of the headlight guard. I had to drill a couple holes in the adapter plate. Nothing too difficult. After my first ride, I was impressed. Your arms feel less tired after a ride. Well worth the price! My only regret is not opting for the fatbar version. I wasn't able to use the included bar pad because the crossbar was in the way.
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Comments On Sep 05, 2013:Works great. Def softens hard hits. I like these more than flex bars because my grip position doesn't change.
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Comments On Aug 25, 2013:I use these clamps along with the pro stabilizer on a LSR anti-vibe stem. It is the perfect entourage to prevent arm pump and keep control of your machine. Easy to install and adjustable.
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Comments On Aug 24, 2013:Love this set up. I've used it for 5 XC races so far and it's perfect. I've had Flexx bars before and they are good, but the Precision set up for me is much more comfortable and allows you to choose any bar type.
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Comments On Apr 02, 2012:I was in between these & flexx bars. Price was a factor for me & you do get what you pay for. These do work great, just takes some time to get use to.
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Comments On Jan 18, 2012:Very well made product and cheaper than Flexx bars. RMATV only sells them for a 450r with a stock stem.
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Comments On Jul 17, 2011:These work very well on my trx450r out in the socal desert. They are a little pricey but well worth it for desert racers. The biggest difference is in the woops. It feels as if you add additional suspension travel. I was able to pound larger woops much harder without the front end shaking me near as much as with the standard clamps and bars. There is not a very noticeable difference over rocks and smaller bumps and there isn't really any reduction in vibration, but they are amazing over hard impacts, including hard landings on large jumps. Overall, I am very satisfied with them. They provide a big reduction in fatigue. Also, if anyone is wondering, the reason these won't work with flexx bars is because you have to slide the bars through the clamps.
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