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directed by Jason Reitman ; written by Diablo Cody ; director of photography Eric Steelberg
directed by Tom Hooper ; screenplay by David Seidler ; director of photography Danny Cohen ; composer Alexandre Desplat
ohjaus ja käsikirjoitus Joonas Berghäll ja Mika Hotakainen ; kuvaus Heikki Färm, Jani Kumpulainen ; musiikki Jonas Bohlin
directed by David O. Russell ; screenplay by Scott Silver, Paul Tamasy & Eric Johnson ; story by Paul Tamasy, Eric Johnson & Keith Dorrington ; director of photography Hoyte Van Hoytema
réalise par Paolo Sorrentino ; scenario Paolo Sorrentino, Umberto Contarello ; image Luca Bigazzi ; musique David Byrne
ohjaus Dome Karukoski ; käsikirjoitus Marko Leino ; alkuperäisromaani Leena Lander ; kuvaus Pini Hellstedt ; musiikki Panu Aaltio
directed by Stephen Chbosky ; screenplay by Stephen Chbosky ; based on his book ; director of photography Andrew Dunn ; music by Michael Brook
Kauko Röyhkän romaanin pohjalta käsikirjoitus ja ohjaus Matti Kinnunen ; kuvaus Peter Flickenberg ; musiikki Fredrik Viklund, Kauko Röyhkä
written and directed by Sofia Coppola ; director of photography Lance Acord
directed by Gore Verbinski ; written by John Logan ; music by Hans Zimmer
directed by Sam Mendes ; screenplay by Justin Haythe ; based on the novel by Richard Yates ; director of photography Roger Deakins
ohjaus Zaida Bergroth ; käsikirjoitus Antti Raivio, Jan Forsström, Zaide Bergroth ; perustuu Antti Raivion näytelmään ; kuvaus Anu Keränen ; musiikki Alexander Hacke
written and directed by Tom McCarthy ; director of photography Oliver Bokelberg ; original music by Stephen Trask
en film av Thomas Vinterberg ; baserat på Jonas T. Bengtssons roman af samme navn ; manuskript Tobias Lindholm & Thomas Vinterberg ; fotograf Charlotta Bruus Christensen ; musik Kristian Eidnes Andersen
written & directed by Mike Leigh ; cinematography Dick Pope ; music composed by Gary Yershon
ohjaaja ja käsikirjoittaja Teppo Airaksinen ; käsikirjoittaja Jaakko Kaján ; kuvaaja Teppo Högman ; musiikki Pariisin Kevät
written and directed by Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache ; director of photography Mathieu Vadepied ; music Ludovico Einaudi
ohjaus Jukka Kärkkäinen ; käsi-kirjoitus Jukka Kärkkäinen, J.-P. Passi, Sami Jahnukainen
a film by Anne Fontaine ; screenplay by Anne Fontaine and Camille Fontaine ; director of photography Christophe Beaucarne ; music Alexandre Desplat
directed by Will Gluck ; written by Bert V. Royal ; director of photography Michael Grady
directed by Steven Soderbergh ; written by Susannah Grant ; music by Thomas Newman
tuotanto ja ohjaus Juha Wuolijoki ; alkuperäiskäsikirjoitus Outi Nyytäjä ; sovitus Juha Wuolijoki ; kuvaus Peter Flinckenberg ; musiikki Panu Aalto
directed by Todd Haynes ; teleplay by Todd Haynes & Jon Raymond ; director of photography Edward Lachman ; music by Carter Burwell
written for the screen and directed by Tate Taylor ; based on the novel by Kathryn Stockett ; director of photography Stephen Goldblatt ; music by Thomas Newman
directed by Phyllida Lloyd ; screenplay by Abi Morgan ; director of photography Elliot Davis ; original music by Thomas Newman
written and directed by Pedro Almodóvar ; director of photography José Luis Alcaine
directed by Mark Andrews, Brenda Chapman ; produced by Katherine Sarafi-an ; screenplay by Mark Andrews ... [et al.]
ohjaaja Antti J. Jokinen ; käsikirjoitus Sofi Oksasen romaanista Marko Leino ja Antti J. Jokinen ; kuvaus Rauno Ronkainen ; musiikki Tuomas Kantelinen
directed by Ang Lee ; screenplay by Larry McMurtry & Diana Ossana ; based on the short story by Annie Proulx ; director of photography Rodrigo Prieto ; music by Gustavo Santaolalla
directed by Jacques Demy ; original music by Michel Legrand ; screenplay and lyrics by Jaques Demy ; cinematography by Jean Rabier
directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa ; written by Dan Fogelman ; director of photography Andrew Dunn ; music by Christophe Beck, Nick Urata
ohjaus, käsikirjoitus ja tuotanto Wong Kar-Wai ; kuvaus Christopher Doyle ja Mark Li Ping-Bing ; musiikki Michael Galasso
directed Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen ; story and screenplay by Adolph Green and Cyd Charisse ; lyrics by Arthur Freed ; music by Nacio Herb Brown
written and directed by John Carney ; director of photography Tim Fleming ; music by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová
directed by Garry Marshall ; written by J.F. Lawton ; director of photography Charles Minsky ; music by James Newton Howard
directed by Nick Cassavetes ; screenplay by Jeremy Leven ; based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks ; director of photography Robert Fraisse
directed by Baz Luhrmann ; screenplay by Craig Pearce & Baz Luhrmann ; director of photography Donald M. McAlpine ; music by Nellee Hooper
directed by Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris ; written by Zoe Kazan ; director of photography Matthew Libatique ; music by Nick Urata
ohjaus Akira Kurosawa ; käsikirjoitus Vladimir Arsenjevin kirjaan pohjautuen Akira Kurosawa, Juri Nagibin
screenplay and directed by Sean Penn ; based on the book by Jon Krakauer ; director of photogarphy Eric Gautier
directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud ; screenplay by Gerard Brach ; music by Philippe Sarde ; based upon the novel "The grizzly king" by James-Oliver Curwood
series producer Martha Holmes ; music composed by George Fenton
directed by James Honeyborne ; story by James Honeyborne ; narration written by Alexander McCall Smith ; music composed by Sarah Class
ohjaus: Luc Jacquet ; käsikirjoitus: Michel Fessler, Luc Jacquet ; kuvaus: Laurent Chalet, Jerome Maison ; alkuperäismusiikki: Emilie Simon
series producer: Alastair Fothergill
ohjaus: Jacques Perrin ; käsikirjoitus: Jacques Perrin et al... ; musiikki: Bruno Coulais
series producer: Karen Bass ; narrated by Da-vid Attenborough
directed by Darren Aronofsky ; screenplay by Mark Heyman and Andrés Heinz and John McLaughlin ; director of photography Matthew Libatique ; original score by Clint Mansell
scenario de Joann Sfar ; directeur de la photographe Guillaume Schiffman ; musique originale Olivier Daviaud
directed by Scott Hicks ; screenplay by Jan Sardi ; story by Scott Hicks ; director of photography Geoffrey Simpson ; music by David Hirschfelderprat
directed by Jim Sheridan ; screenplay by Shane Connaughton ; story by Christy Brown ; photography Jack Conroy ; music by Elmer Bernstein
My week with Marilyn / directed by Simon Curtis ; screenplay by Adrian Hodges ; based on the books "My Week with Marilyn" and "The Prince, the Showgirl and Me" by Colin Clark ; director of phorography Ben Smithard
ohjaus, käsikirjoitus Wim Wenders ; kuvaus Hélène Louvart
directed by Joe Wright ; based on the book by Steve Lopez ; screenplay by Susannah Grant ; director of photography Seamus McGarvey ; music by Dario Marianelli
directed by Michael Hoffman ; written by Michael Hoffman ; based on the novel by Jay Parini ; director of photography Sebastian Adschmid ; music composed by Sergey Yevtushenko
written and directed by Jane Campion ; director of photography Greig Fraser ; music by Mark Bradshaw
directed by Roman Polanski ; written by Robert Towne ; music scored by Jerry Goldsmith
director Morten Tyldum ; fotograf John Andreas Andersen ; manus Ulf Ryberg & Lars Gudmestad ; komponist Trond Bjerknæs & Jeppe Kaas
käsikirjoitus ja ohjaus Petri Kotwica ; kuvaus Mika Orasmaa ; musiikki Lauri Porra
directed by Guy Ritchie ; written by Michele Mulroney & Kieran Mulroney ; director of photography Philippe Rousselot ; music by Hans Zimmer
directed by Howard Hawks ; screenplay by William Faulkner, Leigh Brackett & Jules Furthman ; from the novel by Raymond Chandler
directed by Alfred Hitchcock ; screenplay by Alec Coppel & Samuel Taylor ; music by Bernard Herrmann
directed by Debra Granik ; screenplay by Debra Granik and Anne Rosellini ; based on the novel by Daniel Woodrell ; director of photography Michael McDonough
directed by Ben Affleck ; screenplay by Chris Terrio ; produced by Grant Heslov, Ben Affleck, George Clooney
directed by Paul McGuinan (eps 1 and 3) and Euros Lyn (ep 2) ; written by Steven Moffat, Steve Thompson and Mark Gatiss
directed by David Koepp ; written by David Koepp & John Kamps ; director of photography Mitchell Amundsen ; music by David Sardy
directed by Paul Haggis ; screenplay by Paul Haggis & Bobby Moresco ; director of photography Michael J. Muro ; music by Mark Isham
käsikirjoitus ja ohjaus Aki Kaurismäki ; kuvaus Timo Salminen
written and directed by David Lynch
ohjaus Susanne Bier ; käsikirjoitus Anders Thomas Jensen, Susanne Bier ; kuvaus Morten Søborg ; musiikki Johan Söderqvist
directed by Gus Van Sant ; written by Dustin Lance Black ; director of photography Harris Savides ; music by Danny Elfman
directed by Mark Romanek ; screenplay by Alex Garland ; based on the novel by Kazou Ishiguro ; cinematography by Adam Kimmel ; music by Rachel Portman
written and directed by Terrence Malick ; director of photography Emmanuel Lubezki ; music by Alexandre Desplat
ohjaus Aku Louhimies ; käsikirjoitus Aku Louhimies, Mikko Kouki, Niina Repo ; kuvaus Tuomo Hutrif
written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson ; produced by Joanne Sellar ... [et al.]
directed by Christian Mungiu
directed by Jon Jones ; adapted by Deborah Moggach
directed by Michael Curtiz ; screenplay by Julius J. & Philip G. Epstein and Howard Koch ; from the play by Murray Burnett, Joan Alison ; music by Max Steiner
de Jean Renoir ; scénario et dialogues: Jean Renoir ; foto Jean Bachelet, Jean-Paul Alphen, Jacques Lemare, Alain Renoir
directed by Billy Wilder ; screenplay by Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond
ohjaus Vittorio De Sica ; käsikirjoitus Cesare Zavattini ... [et al.] ; Luigi Bartolinin romaanista ; kuva Carlo Montuori ; musiikki Alessandro Cicognini
ohjaus Sergei Bondarchuk ; käsikirjoitus Sergei Bondarchuk, Vasili Solovyov
screenplay and directed by Luchino Visconti ; director of photography Giuseppe Rotunno ; music by Nino Rota
directed by Victor Fleming ; screenplay by Sidney Howard ; director of photography Ernest Haller ; music by Max Steiner
directed by Rouben Mamoulian ; screenplay by John Taintor Foote ; based on the story "The curse of Capistrano" by Johnston McCulley
directed by Woody Allen ; written by Woody Allen and Marshall Brick-mann
[ohjaus: Sakari Kirjavainen ; käsikirjoitus: Esko Salervo] ; kuvaus: Petri Rossi ; musiikki: Timo Hietala
directed by Kathryn Bigelow ; written by Mark Boal ; director of photography Barry Ackroyd ; music by Marco Beltrami and Buck Sanders
directed by David Lean ; written by Pierre Boulle ; produced by Sam Spiegel
written and directed by Oliver Stone ; music by Georges Delerue
directed by Steven Spielberg ; screenplay by Lee Hall and Richard Curtis ; based on the novel by Michael Morpurgo ; director of photography Janusz Kaminski
written and directed by Wolfgang Petersen ; based on the novel by Lothar-Günther Buchheim ; director of photography Jost Vacano ; music by Klaus Doldinger
executive producers Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg ; director of photography Remi Adefarasin, Joel J. Ransom ; music by Michael Kamen ; based on the book by Stephen E. Ambrose
director of animation: Yoni Goodman ; producers: Serge Lalou ... ; written, directed & produced by Ari Folman
directed by Martin Koolhoven ; screenplay by Paul Jan Nelissen, Miele de Jong and Martin Koolhoven ; director of photography Guido van Gennep ; music by Pino Donaggio
directed by Kang Je-kyu ; written by Kang Je-kyu ; screenplay by Kim Byung-in ; director of photography Lee Mo-gae ; music by Lee Dong-jun


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NSCAA welcomes the Idaho Youth Soccer Association as a new education partner
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In a continuous effort to strengthen youth soccer and better equip youth coaches, the National Soccer Coaches Association of America has teamed up with the Idaho Youth Soccer Association (IYSA) as an official education partner.
"This is an exciting opportunity for both of our organizations, as both the NSCAA and the IYSA are dedicated to bettering youth soccer, starting with better coaching," IYSA president Bill Taylor said. "This is a great opportunity to add to our current curriculum with NSCAA diplomas and additional quality instruction."
Based in Boise, Idaho, the IYSA is a member state of US Youth Soccer, consists of 39 clubs organized into four districts (North, Southeast, Southwest and Southern Central) with the purpose of educating club and parent coaches.
As an Official Education Partner, the IYSA adds NSCAA Junior Level V, Junior Level VI, and Junior Level VI Supplement courses to the state as a benefit for its youth coaches. Additionally, both the NSCAA and the IYSA will work to hold NSCAA National or Advanced National courses in the state annually.
The IYSA will host the locations, and provide course promotions and instructors trained in leading NSCAA courses offered in the state.
NSCAA Director of Coaching Education, Ian Barker, added: "The NSCAA is delighted to work with the Idaho Youth Soccer Association. We look forward to working with Idaho's youth coaches and providing them ways to make the youth soccer experience better for all involved."
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Founded in 1941 and based in Kansas City, Kan., the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) is a non-profit organization with a mission to educate coaches, encourage excellence and serve the soccer community.
The NSCAA is the world's largest soccer coaches' organization with members at every level of the game. The membership is primarily made up of coaches, but also includes administrators, referees and others in the soccer industry. The NSCAA provides its members ways to enhance the game of soccer by providing a national education program, interaction and networking opportunities, and membership benefits.
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Look out for the bicycles in Palatka in about three weeks when there's a Criterium Bicycle Road Race and 5K Runners Race on Aug. 25 and 26.
Even if you're not into bicycles, you'll want to go to the Tresa Jordan concert on Friday, Aug. 24, at Ravine Gardens State Park.
Edison is putting on the event and looking for riders for the race that goes round and round downtown. You may recall he used to have a bicycle shop in downtown in the old Nelson/Zetrourer jewelry store.
This is the first time in several years the race has been back in Palatka. The city commission and Palatka Downtown Merchants still have to give it their blessing.
Heard word about the Tresa Jordan concert from her parents, who live in Melrose. Roger and Nancy Buz are excited about the success their daughter is having.
The concert is at 7:30 p.m. and, as her bio explains, Tresa's songs -- and life -- are "grounded in reality." She plays a mix of country and likes the acoustic sound.
"You can muddy up songs with a lot of electrics and a big production. My songs lend themselves to an acoustic arrangement. They're organic, raw and natural," she explains.
For more concert and Tresa information, go to her www.myspace.com/tresajordan and www.tresajordan.com .
Tickets will be on sale at Grampa's Music in St. Augustine and Sound Garden and the Daily News in Palatka.
For more on the races, go to www.cycltimeproductions.com . A number of free events for all ages are planned.
Since Hastings is just over the county line, drop in at the Hastings Public Library on Main Street on Thursday and get some artistic inspiration.
Local artist Eddie White is demonstrating techniques for watercolor and oil painting at 6 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
You'll enjoy seeing some of the wonderful pieces he's created while painting outdoors. Call (904) 827-6970 for more info.
Barbara and Wayne Bullock have had a wonderful time entertaining son, John, and his family.
John teaches at the International School in Tokyo. With him is his wife, Reiko, and their child, Kai, now 5 and fluent in both English and Japanese.
Vernon and Linda Myers recently had them all to dinner.
Barbara, who used to teach in the St. Augustine system, says they've been busy doing the tourist things including going to the beach and Marineland.
If you haven't been by yet, go to Egan's Restaurant on St. Johns Avenue.
Heidi and David Egan own the establishment, which serves food with a Southern flavor. Watching people exercise manners and refrain from gnawing the pork chop bone (Tuesday's special) is almost painful.
David is from Augusta, Ga., where he met Heidi, who is the daughter of Nick Florentine of Putnam County.
Heidi says her dad, who works for the University of Florida, helps out with the monthly fishing program for kids over there. He was recently given the paddle award for six years of volunteering.
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Dom Giordano: Where Was This Mitt?I'm talking about the Mitt Romney that I saw in a new documentary that followed the Romney family behind the scenes through the presidential campaigns of 2008 and 2012 and debuted on Netflix last Friday.
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"But right now, the doctors have considered it necessary and good that he should be in Houghton so that he's close to all the facilities where we can give him high care," Maharaj said.
Maharaj noted that Mandela had been in good spirits while receiving President Jacob Zuma and other visitors while he was hospitalized.
"Madiba was doing well, but as you know, when you're recovering there are ups and downs, slight ups and downs, and the doctors are looking for a steady progress and that began to be registered over the last few days," the spokesman said.
Mandela is revered around the world as a symbol of sacrifice and reconciliation, his legacy forged in the fight against apartheid, the system of white minority rule that imprisoned him for 27 years. The Nobel laureate served one five-year term as president after South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994.
Maharaj said Mandela is able to see his family "more easily" now that he is at home, but he appealed to the public to respect the former president's privacy "to allow the best possible conditions for his full recovery."
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Chula Vista High graduate will use inaugural prize to pay for education at UC Irvine
CHULA VISTA When Steven Shinder attends UC Irvine this fall, he plans to major in English and hopes to become a novelist. The newly minted Chula Vista High School graduate is getting an assist toward that goal as the first recipient of a scholarship established to help high school seniors realize their dream of a writing career.
Shinder, who is also interested in writing screenplays, songs and poetry, was awarded the Jo Ann Seiple, Rochelle Terry, J. Michael Straczynski Scholarship. The $2,000 prize is funded by Joe Michael Straczynski, a 1972 Chula Vista High alumnus who wrote for such television shows as "Murder She Wrote," "Twilight Zone," "Babylon 5" and "Jeremiah," as well as authored comics, newspaper articles and three novels. Straczynski co-named the scholarship for Seiple and Terry, two of his high school English teachers.
Shinder, who earned a 3.93 GPA in high school, said he was interested in writing from an early age. He has written short stories, fragments of scripts, more than 20 poems, lyrics for 60 songs and paragraphs of plot points for novels.
"I just need to connect the dots," he said. "Most of the novels I'm outlining are of the fantasy genre. I've also written dialogue and descriptions for a thriller novel and a few screenplays of the comedy and crime drama genres."
Shinder's favorite authors include J.R.R. Tolkien, J.K. Rowling, C.S. Lewis, Oscar Wilde, Thomas Harris, Richard Matheson, and Isaac Asimov.


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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — The New York Jets have agreed to terms with former Seattle Seahawks right tackle Breno Giacomini, quickly finding a replacement for Austin Howard.
The Jets also re-signed backup defensive lineman Leger Douzable to a one-year deal Wednesday.
Giacomini missed seven games with a knee injury last season for Seattle, but was back in time for the Seahawks' run to their Super Bowl title against Denver. The 6-foot-7, 318-pound Giacomini will replace Howard, who signed with Oakland as a free agent after starting every game the last two seasons. Giacomini was a fifth-round pick in 2008 of Green Bay, where he spent three seasons before spending the last three with Seattle.
Douzable signed with New York as a free agent last offseason and had 20 tackles and a career-high 1½ sacks.
Jaguars agree to contracts with Clemons, Hood
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The Jacksonville Jaguars are continuing to revamp their defensive line by agreeing to terms with free agents Chris Clemons and Ziggy Hood.
Seattle released Clemons in a cost-cutting move Wednesday. His cross-country trek to Jacksonville reunites him with former Seahawks defensive coordinator and current Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley.
The 32-year-old Clemons is expected to sign a four-year deal following a physical Thursday. The 27-year-old Hood, who spent the last five years in Pittsburgh, also will sign Thursday.
After failing to find success in Oakland and Philadelphia, Clemons thrived in Seattle under Bradley. He was the team's top pass rusher from 2010 to 2012, recording 33½ sacks and getting at least 11 each year.
Jacksonville signed former Seahawks defensive end Red Bryant last week.
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text: How to mashup songs How To 08 July 10 by Tom Cheshire This article was taken from the August issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing onlineYou don't need a studio to turn your favourite songs into danceable anthems: just a laptop and the right software. Chart-topping DJ David Guetta, who transformed David Bowie's Heroes into a dancefloor hit, says: "You've got to love the music first, but to say that anybody can do it is a lie." To make things easier, Guetta explains how to remix an MP3 using Ableton Live, the program favoured by most mashup artists.FIND YOUR HOOKDrag a track from your iTunes library into an Audio track in Session View. Hit Play. Adjust the loop markers to select the part you want to sample. This should be the strongest part of the track -- Guetta took the chorus from Heroes.DROP THE BASSRemove the bass from your sample. Go to Audio Effects, EQ 8. The first two points on the frequency line correspond to the bass and can be adjusted to remove it.HERE COME THE DRUMSCreate a drum track. Go to the Live Device Browser icon and choose Instruments. Select a drum kit from the Drum Tracks set and drag it onto the Midi track. Click the round icon at the base of the drum track. Make sure the Computer Midi Keyboard icon in the top right is highlighted, then use the keys from the centre row of your keyboard to hit snares, kicks and high-hats. To record the drums, click the clip's Play button.BRING BACK THE BASSReturn to Instruments and browse the bass options. You can also download emulators that recreate the sound of classic basses. Guetta recommends Minimonsta, which is an emulation of the classic Moog synthesiser: "It's the fattest bass sound." To access a plug-in, go to the Plug-In Device Browser, underneath the Live Device Browser.UP THE TEMPOSet the master tempo for your set -- shown in the very top left corner. Click the Warp button for each clip to make sure individual clips conform to this.GET IT TOGETHER It's time to assemble the components of your track. Click the Stop Clips button in the Master track on the right, then click Stop on the main control bar twice to reset all your samples. Press Record -- now any samples and loops you launch will be part of your track. Keep things simple: "Have as few elements as possible," says Guetta. "Everything has to be useful. The more elements, the more muddy the music is."MAKE THE FINAL CUTWhen you're done, hit Stop. Change to Arrangement view by pressing Tab on your keyboard. Here you can see your mashup laid out in its entirety. Rearrange the track by dragging and dropping clips, or jump back to Session View.SUPERSTAR DJS, HERE WE GO Save your set, burn it to CD and make for the dance floor. Edited by Will Hines Latest on wired.co.uk


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When I was a child I had the experience of packing up and shipping off half way around the world. The destination was Sweden, and I couldn't have been more than 5 years old. My family stayed in Stockholm for 3 months in the summer as part of my father's work. I don't remember much. Gray clouds, a day that never ended, red horses, the churning belly of an old wooden sailboat, blue and yellow. Three months of existence now just flitting pieces of color and memory. It would be unfair to pretend like I really know anything about this country yet old experiences still rise to the surface like whale cresting on the Norwegian sea. Deep down I feel like I have some connection to this country. Some shared history.
But lets face it, I'm a total Yankee.
In many ways Fallkniven's A1 typifies what this Yankee would view as the ultimate Swedish survival knife. Hefting this thing I can just imagine gently padding along Sweden's forest floors. You can immediately tell that this knife was meant to be used, and it was meant to be used hard. And then there is that Scandinavian design. It's charming in it's simplicity, yet the knife has real weight to it. The Fallkniven A1 is definitely a knife where style and substance go hand in hand.
The A1 has an overall length of 11″ (280mm), a 6.3″ (160mm) blade, and it weighs 12 ounces (305g). As I mentioned earlier, there is a real feeling of heft here. When I compare the A1 with my Cold Steel SRK there really is no comparison – the SRK feels like a toy. Fallkniven describes the knife as "semi-large" and I'd say that works well enough for me. This is a medium size survival knife. It would work fine around a campsite or taken along on hikes or excursions. Of course it would be at home in a survival situation or bug out style scenario as well.
The blade is a modified drop point design with a generous sweeping belly and swedge for improved tip strength and penetrating capability. The 6mm thick stock is partially flat ground and terminates in a convex ground edge. It's really worth making a point to say that the cutting performance of this knife is extremely impressive. I have not had much experience with convex edges up until this point so I wasn't sure how much I would really like it. The A1 came exceptionally sharp out of box working through a sheet of paper as if it didn't exist.
This knife reminds me of an NFL linebacker. It's heavy but man, it moves when it needs to. It wasn't long after the A1 arrived that I was in my back yard working through a large felled branch. I'd love to say I took this knife up into the mountains for an extended trip, but the truth is I'm currently trapped in a Florida suburb where retirees flock for the mild winters and early bird specials. So instead of temperate hardwoods I worked with native sea grape, palm fronds, and even treated lumber. The A1 took devastating chunks out of anything I put it too. The cutting performance is frankly unlike anything I have previously evaluated and truly needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated.
The knife doesn't quite have the forward heavy weight of a true chopper like the Ka-Bar Kukri Machete, but the knife could definitely get some chopping done and batoned like an absolute champ. The wedge like geometry of this blade pounds through wood with ease. If batoning matters at all to you I think you will be extremely pleased with the A1′s performance.
At this point I want to talk about the steel. Fallkniven uses a laminated steel for many of their fixed blade outdoor knives. Their laminate features a 420J outer cladding with aVG10 core. The VG10 is hardened to 59 HRc and I had my concerns as the steel sometimes has the reputation for being brittle, especially when compared with a high carbon like 1095 with a much softer heat treat. The geometry of the knife makes all the difference and VG10 held up phenomenally under use. I had no issues with chipping whatsoever, although I made a concerted effort to not chop or baton into sand or rock. The knife stayed extremely sharp throughout my testing. When the edge finally dulled on some heavy cardboard I found that gently stropping worked well for me. The edge is easily restored to factory sharpness, which was great to see.
A benefit of selecting a stainless steel is that the knife will hold up in wet and snowy conditions. It's an interesting departure from many of the outdoor knives I have previously tested, but I was extremely impressed by every aspect of this knife's performance. I found my arm tiring well before the edge did and feel that the performance of this knife is a testament to the extremely smart design. To get a blade this stout that cuts this well is really pretty amazing.
The handle on the A1 is constructed of kraton, a semi-rubbery high density polymer. The A1 is a full tang knife and the thick laminated stock pokes out through the handle. Overall, handle design and construction is simple, with a single forward guard and a lanyard tube inset near the pommel.
In practice I found the handle of the A1 to be extremely comfortable. I had no issues with slipping or hot spots after extended use. Kraton has a nice tackiness to it (very important for chopping) and the grip has been accentuated by some fine diamond-pattern texturing. The handle is thick and provides plenty of support, while the rubbery Kraton absorbs some of the shock from hard pounding.
This particular model of the A1, is technically the A1z. The "z" is used to designate the Zytel (polymer) sheath that the knife shipped with. Fallkniven also offers the A1 with leather (A1L) and lefty sheath configurations. The sheath is simple and lightweight. Next to the knife itself it feels a little flimsy, but those who are weight conscious will probably appreciate it. I went for the polymer sheath because I feel it has several advantages: they are easier to clean, and won't react adversely to water or freezing temperatures. I like that the sheath holds the knife in securely, has a drain hole, and allows, for easy one hand insertion and removal. It has a simple belt loop and hangs easily and freely. It's simple, but it gets the job done.
That said, it would have been nice to see a few more frills with this sheath. The belt loop requires you to remove your belt to put the sheath on or take it off your belt – there is no quick release with velcro and/or snap closures. There are no options for horizontal carry and no integration with a tek lock. To be completely honest I am fine with the way the sheath is, but a couple more options would have been nice. As it stands the sheath earns passing marks.
The A1 is a knife that needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated. The sleek and simple look belies a true performer. It's all in the convex grind and meaty slab of steel and the knife just cuts. You can tell the folks at Fallkniven know their way around a knife as the A1 feels so "right" in the hand. Sometimes I find knives can get in the way of themselves, or really need good technique to be effective. The A1 is not one of those knives (although technique is always important). If you haven't experienced a knife of this size with a convex grind, you are in for a serious treat.
As for the potential negatives, well, if the A1 had a weak link in my book it would be the sheath. The sheath totally works and calling it a "weak link" isn't entirely fair, but it is relatively flimsy and spartan on options. It is nice and lightweight however. It has also held up well in my use, and easily gets the knife from A to B. It's a high performance sheath, but I wouldn't turn down a more heavily built option with additional bells and whistles. Maybe that is where my feature-obsessed American nature clashes with the elegance and restraint of Scandinavian design.
All things considered I am thoroughly impressed with the Fallkniven A1 and highly recommend it. It's a beautiful knife and it cuts exceedingly well – what more could this Yankee ask for?
by Knife Expert on September 24, 2013
One of the best outdoor survival knives that I've ever used is the Fallkniven F1 Pilot Survival Knife that's extremely easy to sharpen and holds one of the sharpest edges that I've seen in almost all types of knives. An interesting trivia to note is that even the Swiss Air Force has been using the Fallkniven F1 Pilot since 1995 and it's now become their official tough situation survival knife!
With an overall length of 8.3", the blade measures approximately 3.8" and weighs about 8 ounces. Don't be confused by weight though, this one sure packs a punch thanks to the 59 HRC hardness rating. I personally love the F1 black leather sheath that comes along with the knife and have found it to be extremely durable.
You'll love this knife if you like hunting and skinning because I've used this for dressing out rabbit and deer and the blade holds up really well. I go along on a lot of camping trips and have often seen other fellow campers use the F1 Fallkniven for cutting kindling wood. No wonder then that this beauty is so highly rated by fellow survivalists and knife aficionados.
Thanks to the laminated VG10 steel that's used to manufacture this knife, the blade performs well in a number of scenarios. Not only does its handy size lend itself naturally to demanding tasks, the great thing that I like about the F1 is that it's extremely easy to sharpen and clean. I've used this in all types of weather situations (mostly wet ones though) and believe me, even after all these years, the blade is free from both corrosion and rust.
This pilot survival is a fixed blade survival knife (not a partial tang) and it comes with a choice of 2 different kinds of sheaths: The Zytel or F1 black leather. Made of injection molded Zytel, this sheath is durable. Manufactured of high quality Zytel, the double safety, one-handed style also comes in a left-handed model. The F1 CeraCoat 8H F1 black leather sheath is also a favorite. The sheath covers the entire knife and is also available for left-handed users.
With an easy rubberized grip, the Thermorun handle is the perfect size when camping, fishing, hunting, and wood. It doesn't matter if you have large or small hands because you'll love the nice grippy handle and I think it's safe to say that this knife is jack of all trades and yet, masters them all.
The only part where I was not so happy with the Fallkniven Pilot was that I found the placement of the lanyard hole in the handle quite questionable. Personally, I found it placed too low and is easily obscured by the hand. Other than this minor hiccup, the F1 Pilot performs admirably well and is just the perfect size and weight, not to mention, great edge retention as well.
The best part about the Fallkniven F1 Pilot survival knife is that it's very economically priced and at the current deal on Amazon, you can get this at a great discounted price. To sum up this detailed F1 Fallkniven review, I'd say go for it if you want a no-fuss and extremely effective survival knife. The knife has a good rubberized grip that's comfortable to hold and the blade is super sharp. You'll also love the black Zytel sheath that comes along with it and no wonder then that the Fallkniven F1 Pilot survival knife has received rave reviews from all types of users.
The Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife or the F1 has the honor of being Fallkniven's very first knife. The company had taken eight years to develop this knife and its many variants (F1 Black and F1/3G). Since 1995, the Swedish Air Force has been using this knife as a survival tool. The F1 is tremendously versatile as well as handy. The pleasant and safe grip with the tough and hard laminated steel makes the F1 useful for demanding tasks. The F1 comes with two kinds of sheaths: a double-safety zytel sheath (one hand-operated) and the all-cover pouch type that houses the entire knife safely.
Based in Norrbotten, Sweden, Fallkniven AB has been in the business of developing knives since 1987 even though the business was started in 1984. For many decades, members of the family have been fishermen and hunters and they know exactly how a knife should be made. The company is currently a Purveyor to His Majesty the King of Sweden.
The Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife (F1) has a total length of 8.3 inches and its blade length is 3.8 inches. While the blade is a bit short, there is no doubt that the F1 can still pack a punch with its sharp blade that is handy for survival purposes. One can't fillet a medium fish or chop wood with this knife, though. Its tapered blade has a thickness of 0.18 inches and it has a broad and protruding tang. The lightweight knife weighs about 6 ounces and the blade is made of rust-resistant VG10 steel and has a hardness of 59 HRC. The handle is made of Thermorun.
The best feature of the Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife is that its blade is made of special rust-resistant steel. While VG10 is hard to manipulate and is costly, it becomes a blade that is stainless, hard, and resilient as long as it is correctly tempered and hardened. The company uses laminated blades in all their products as these are 20 percent stronger than any solid conventional blade. With the Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife, the user is assured of a very sharp and very strong blade that can last a lifetime.
One Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife Review praises the knife for its durability. The review describes the F1 as a fixed survival knife and not a folder, which is characteristic of many survival knives. The sheath – made of molded Zytel – is extremely durable. Users of the F1 would be delighted with its smooth Thermorun rubberized handle which is perfect for use while the person is wood working, hunting, fishing, and camping. With its grippy handle, the F1 is a "jack of all trades" in the world of knives. It is an all-purpose knife and is excellent for survival despite its relatively small size and light weight.
However, the same Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife review presents a slightly negative aspect. The handle's lanyard hole is virtually useless. This is perhaps the only con that owners of this knife face.
Another Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife Review praises the knife for its easy portability and versatility. The pleasant and safe grip is combined with laminated and tough steel that makes the F1 very useful in demanding tasks as well as day-to-day work.
There is little to complain regarding the Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife or F1. It is easy to control and easy to hold because of its small size. It is also quite handy for use in the kitchen. This Fallkniven Pilot Survival Knife Review gives a 9/10 rating for the knife due to the "useless" lanyard hole. Otherwise, one can never go wrong when using this knife.
Fallkniven With this knife a new world standard is being set! Important factors such as technical design, ergonomy and economy are brought together within the model F1, and represent the foremost concept available today. The knife meets and surpasses by far established international standards for strength, personal security and value for money.Mod. F1 is the official survival knife for pilots within the Swedish Air Force since 1995.Mod. F1 represents an entirely new philosophy with respect to knives for survival use. At the same time it combines the experience of generations of knife manufacturing with modern technology. The handy size, the well thought-out design, the incredibly tough laminated steel are only a few of many details making this knife something you can rely on.Mod. F1 is a handy knife and is tremendously versatile. The safe, pleasant grip together with a very hard yet tough laminated steel, makes the knife very useful for all kind of daily work but also demanding tasks. You can choose from two kinds of sheaths - an all-covering pouch type, which safely houses the entire knife or an extremely tough double-safety, one hand operated zytel sheath.Zytel sheathThe injection molded zytel sheath offers a neat safe and strong combination of qualities which should be very attractive to any user.


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Scuba Diving: Scorpionfish, Lionfish, and Stonefish Poisoning: Scorpionfish, lionfish, and stonefish are all poisonous marine animals that live in tropical and temperate oceans, especially the Red Sea and Indian and Pacific oceans. Each of these fish have poisonous erectile spines on their dorsal, anal, and pelvic fins. Encounters with these fish is generally accidental. The fine poisonous spines are covered in a mucous-containing poison that can cause mild to severe reactions. Symptoms of poisoning from these fish include intense throbbing and pain, redness, bruising, edema, numbness, tingling, blisters, numbness, and tissue shedding at the sting site. Treatment is immersion in hot water, local pain blocks, tweezers to remove any spines, washing the wound site, and possibly, medical treatment and a tetanus booster.
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• Initiatives of Change believes in honesty, purity, unselfishness and love. At the base of these absolute values is the 'Quiet Time' that focuses on listening to one's own conscience.
• Philosophy of Initiatives of Change challenges a young mind to live by these ethical values. It may sound outdated, at the end of the Youth Conference one feels equipped to live by these values which is the beginning of change. So, make your date with Initiatives of Change and open those pages of your life which are still unruffled.
• 'Lets' Make A Difference' provides a platform where participants and speakers gets a chance to share, interact, collaborate and learn from youth representing various ethnic, sub-ethnic, linguistic, nationalities, cultural, rural, urban and semi-urban divide. In short, this eight-day gathering of young minds builds a nation of multi-race and multi-faith people who believes to work towards change, locally or globally, by starting with change in their own lives.
• The heart of this Conference lies in the morning quiet time, one's personal space, as well as listening to the stories of others' success and struggles which leads to personal introspection, realization of one's mistakes and in time, correction.
• The conference aims to inspire and motivate the participants to help them realize their inner strengths, to strengthen their value system and lead in the objectives contributing towards a cleaner, calmer and a fairer world.
• To achieve this, we take the participants on an inward journey wherein they introspect and understand themselves better thus helping them to initiate changes in their lives to make a difference. We have been successful in ensuring that our Conference brings a sense of accountability and commitment to be benchmark citizens.
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U.S. to Hit Debt Ceiling Dec. 31 -- Happy New Year, Everyone
TheStreet) -- Uncle Sam will hit his debt limit on New Year's Eve in another sign that the U.S. is lurching closer to the much-dreaded "fiscal cliff." U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said in a letter to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D, Nev.) on Wednesday that the federal government will reach its $16.394 trillion statutory debt limit on Dec. 31.Geithner said the Treasury is planning "extraordinary measures" to postpone defaulting on $200 billion in bond payments and create some "headroom" for Washington beyond New Year's Day. Those include suspending payments to several government employee-pension funds that are funded with U.S. bonds as well as halting ongoing foreign exchange stabilization programs where government debt is used as collateral. "Under normal circumstances, that amount of headroom would last approximately two months," Geithner said in the letter, which was copied to leaders of both the House and Senate. "However, given the significant uncertainty that now exists with regard to unresolved tax and spending policies for 2013, it is not possible to predict the effective duration of these measures." A major issue for Uncle Sam in paying off its debt is that the the Internal Revenue Service still does not know the fate of the Alternative Minimum Tax, a sticking point in fiscal-cliff negotiations. Without certainty around AMT -- as well as hundreds of other revenue boosts and spending cuts -- the federal government remains in financial limbo. "At this time, the extent to which the upcoming tax filing season will be delayed as a result of these unresolved policy questions is also uncertain," the letter says. "If left unresolved, the expiring tax provisions and automatic spending cuts, as well as the attendant delays in filing of tax returns, would have the effect of adding some additional time to the duration of the extraordinary measures." -- Written by Christopher Westfall in New YorkNEW YORK (
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Downtown San Diego One of California's leading transportation advocates announced plans Monday for a tax measure that, if approved by voters, would raise $3 billion annually to fix the Golden State's deteriorating roads, highways and bridges.
Will Kempton, former head of Caltrans who leads the nonprofit advocacy group Transportation California, said the initiative would ask voters as early as November 2014 to gradually increase vehicle registration fees over four years. Car owners currently pay 0.65 percent of their vehicle's value annually, and that rate would rise to 1.65 percent during the targeted period, he said.
"We need to make an investment as soon as possible. It's only going to get more expensive as time goes on," Kempton said at the Focus on the Future conference, held at the Westin Hotel in downtown San Diego.
Many of California's roads, highways and bridges were built in the 1950s and 1960s and are wearing out, according to Transportation California. The group cited a 2011 assessment conducted by the California Transportation Commission, which found that 58 percent of the state's roads require rehabilitation or pavement maintenance; 20 percent of bridges need major or preventive maintenance; and 6 percent of bridges require complete replacement.
Gary Gallegos, executive director of the San Diego Association of Governments, the region's transportation planning agency, said his agency's board of directors needs to examine the proposal. He said one concern is whether an area such as San Diego County, where road-maintenance costs are lower than in regions with inclement weather, would end up subsidizing other parts of the state.
Kempton said language for the initiative would be filed with the California Attorney General's Office, preserving the ability to place the measure on the state's November 2014 ballot. He also said a final decision would be made in January on whether to proceed with the measure for the 2014 ballot or wait until 2016.
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Safety officials from the Marine Corps are hosting a public meeting about its efforts to find explosives that may have landed on beaches and marshes at an eastern North Carolina base.
The Marine Corps said it will have the session Tuesday night at Hammocks Beach State Park Visitor Center in Swansboro.
Camp Lejeune officials are investigating water, marshes and land adjacent to the coastal facility's southeast boundary where munitions may have landed. The area includes the western end of Bear Island in the state park.
Officials said there haven't been any reports of munitions being found but they are conducting the probe to ensure the safety of humans and the environment.
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Lincoln has late 2-point try fail in 24-22 loss in opener to Lindenwood
Thursday, September 5, 2013
ST. CHARLES, Mo. — The Lincoln football team had a chance to tie its season opener in the waning moments Thursday, but the Blue Tigers couldn't connect on a 2-point conversion and lost 24-22 to the Lindenwood Lions.
The Blue Tigers got two scores in the final 4 1/2 minutes to make things interesting.
With 4:24 left in the contest, Lincoln's Morris Henderson ripped off a 19-yard scoring run to get the Blue Tigers within 24-16.
The Lions took the ensuing kickoff back to their 49-yard line before Lincoln kicker Julio Segura forced a fumble. But Lindenwood recovered at the Lincoln 46 to keep possession.
The Lions then drove to the Lincoln 30 before turning it over on downs with 2:35 remaining.
The Blue Tigers then drove 70 yards in 11 plays, getting a 29-yard scoring pass from Jacob Morris to Bryson Winfrey to cap it off. The 2-point pass attempt was then dropped in the end zone by an open receiver.
But the Blue Tigers had one last chance. Lincoln recovered the ensuing onside kick, but was called for a penalty and forced to re-kick. On that try, Lindenwood recovered and ran out the clock.
It was almost a miraculous comeback from a 24-3 deficit for the Blue Tigers.
Lindenwood got the game's first score with 10:20 left in the opening quarter on a 4-yard run by Marvin Byrd.
The Lions ran it to 10-0 with 14:46 left before halftime on a 31-yard field goal by Brandon White.
Lincoln got on the board when Andrew Fishel booted a 25-yard field goal with 2:25 left before intermission.
But the Lions were able to go 78 yards in just six plays, scoring on a 26-yard pass from Dillon Miller to Tyrian Taylor with :20 left before halftime that made it 17-3.
The only score of the third quarter came when Lindenwood's Miller hit Alex Robinson with a 5-yard touchdown pass at the 10:54 mark. The Lions took a 24-3 edge into the fourth.
That's when Lincoln started its charge. With 12:05 left in the contest, Morris hit Andre Borney with a 23-yard scoring pass to cut the lead to 24-10.
The Lions led 468-403 in total yardage, while the Blue Tigers held a 23-22 advantage in first downs and an edge in time of possession of 30:28-29:32.
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Breaking the Mold & shedding the Snake skin
Leave Home. Leave what you know.
Locate your morals or whatever it is that you hold dear and lock it up inside of the apartment in your heart and leave them all behind. Even if it's only a two week trip. We are all growing, every second. Every year we find something new hopefully that speaks to us and we add it on like armor or paint or a cause to rail against.
We are who we are brought up by and most people or shall we say the ones who really need to break that family tradition are never the right ones...like racist, or dead end redneck rape and recovery alcoholic children...the cycle just keeps going and nobody breaks the fucking mold and destroys the cycle.
Even if you adore your parents, you still gotta find you're true path. Every person is unique and all that snowflake shite is true...every motherfucker that ever drew a breath was unique...but not every one of those people remained unique...they became bankers, tax collectors, henchmen, Pinkertons, shitheels, dope fiends, killers and many of my crazy x girlfriends!
You gotta make your own mistakes
live on your own first name
live as nobody and to become the person you want to be is just outside your door. Like a collage and beautiful collages take time.
You find the music that fits your move, you find the colours, the people, the weather you prefer, the city...it's all a huge collection of little things.....and what happens in your life...has a lot to do with how you are molded...
Sometimes there are certain people and places that you have to discard and get some distance on...not because they have done anything wrong...but sometimes, people with good intentions can prevent each other from fully growing and it stunts both of your growths....sometimes you come back to them or them back to you...sometimes you move on...
If the things you like don't hurt anybody, then get it on.
Life is a constant flux
a constant change
sometimes it changes in a second...sometimes it takes years....you grow everyday...and if you are trying to better yourself...get it on.
I don't know how many fucking people i have been in the last 40 years...but i have gone through some fucking strange changes...
Funerals have molded me
friends who were once vivid but turned into twats have molded me and the way that i think
x girlfriends have molded me and i stripped a lot of bullshit off and dug into the meat of the truth and the truth my friend....was as ugly as the day is fuckun' long...
and yet i found a freedom in it too....
You are not the person you are in school or the person you were in school
You are somebody different to everybody you socialize with.
I am not the same iAN i am with my Mother as the same iAN i am with a certain friend....of course the heart is the same...but i feel different with everybody i know...and they know different sides...these people i know....
I am nobody and
I am someone who feels
I am not a youth shaker
but sometimes I am a dent maker
IF your Father or Mother installed some junk in ya
REMOVE it
DELETE it.
Fuck it.
Take it out.
bad clothing
these things sometimes get installed and cause shit loads of insanity.
Ever see Black Swan?
Let it go.
Move on.
Listen to the inner God that is You.
You surely must know what is best for you and you alone
it's a bittersweet symphony, right?
walk your own walk
talk your own talk
who gives a shit what the others say
I don't.
You gotta be you for the duration of this life.
Take a pen and paper and write down what you like and how to obtain it
right down things you don't dig about yourself and want to improve
and slowly cross them off your list
give yourself time and room to grow
and don't listen to the buzzards or the statique
listen to your own sacred heart
it won't lie to you
unless you're schitzophrenique
believe in yourself like I believe in You
You can do anything in the world that you dream of doing
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Pierce County will pay a Tacoma man $225,000 to settle a civil-rights lawsuit arising out of a May 2011 attack by a police dog while he was out for an early morning walk.
Chad Boyles reached the settlement with Pierce County, which paid the settlement even though the injuries were inflicted by a Lakewood Police Department dog. The dog, K-9 Officer Astor, and his handler, Lakewood Officer Jim Syler, had been called to assist Pierce County sheriff's deputies in the search for a suspect in a domestic-violence assault.
Boyles, 27, had argued with his brother early on May 7 and had taken a walk to cool off. He walked down a trail into a large, overgrown field near his home when Astor, who was at the end of a 30-foot lead, came over a small rise and attacked.
In an interview last year with The Seattle Times for a story on accidental K-9 bites, Boyles said the dog "came out of nowhere" and seemed to be going for his throat. The dog tore into his right forearm, which Boyles said he had raised to protect himself.
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Syler appeared a few seconds later to call off the dog, but not until Boyles suffered a tearing wound to his arm that exposed tendon and bone. His injuries required surgery.
Astor and Syler have been named in several lawsuits involving serious dog bites.
A federal jury in December rejected a civil-rights lawsuit filed by another man bitten by Astor, Noel Saldana, who suffered a leg wound that has left him with a permanent limp. The jury found that Syler's use of the dog was appropriate because Saldana was a suspect in a domestic-violence call and was apparently trying to hide from officers.
Even so, Lakewood paid nearly $35,000 toward Saldana's medical expenses.
In 2009, a felon named Richard Conley was paid $15,000 after Astor bit him in the back and arm while he was trying to hide in a bedroom of a house. According to a lawsuit, he required three surgeries and spent nine days in the hospital.
Pierce County is responsible for the payout in the Boyles case because Astor and Syler, while both Lakewood officers, had been called to assist the county, making it liable through a K-9 interlocal agreement contract, said Deputy Pierce County Prosecutor Michelle Luna-Green.
Lakewood Police Chief Brett Farrar said Thursday that the Boyles incident was a mistake and that Syler went to the hospital and apologized afterward.
He said deputies were seeking a domestic-violence suspect when a deputy apparently mistook Boyles for the suspect and called for Syler and his dog to track him into the field.
Astor was retired last year and sold for $1 by the city to Syler, who now owns him as a family pet, the chief said.
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About myself
I have traveled extensively in earlier years. I find people and cultures facinating. It seems a little odd to me that there are so many morality laws and sexual taboos. After all, when we are sexualy engaged with another person (or more) we are doing what is natural to us. We are bombarded with fictions and falsehoods about our sexuality from birth. Real gratification comes when we shake off the falsehoods and truly immerse ourselves in the one we are sharing the experience with. I try to savor every moment, every touch and nuance. I want my partner to be trembling in awe of her passion, shaken by the intensity of its release.
The person I would like to meet
I think she should be open minded and recveptive to new experiences. I will not say that physical attributes are unimportant, but most often it is not the first thing that gets my attention. Intelligent women make the best lovers, hands down. And lets face it, conversation and normal interaction are how we learn about one another. She needs to be a little daring and have a well developed sense of humor.
About my work
I have worked in the Florida sun, doing heavy demolition for a number of years. You never really get used to the heat. The heavy physical work and the demands on my body have kept me very strong and muscular as I enter my 50's. I have recently returned to college online to finish my degree. Hopefully this will aid me in the future but for now it more for my personal satisfaction.
What do you like to do for fun/hobbies?
I love to take long bicycle trips. (over 100 miles), walking the beaches here in Florida, Java programming, fishing, going into the old city on warm weekend nights and spending time with friends.
Lots of other things too but moving on.....
My idea of a great date
A great date would be to discover that the person with me facinates me. Better yet, an electrical attraction that gives you those little shocks at the lightest touch. With someone like that, location matters not. I would be content anywhere we went.
If you are divorced/widower, you can talk about how that happened here.
She was a nice lady, but she told me that we had grown incompatible. This is one of those cases where the bedroom brought down the house. She was fearful of breaking away from her pentecostal beliefs and came to dread sex for fear I would try and break out of the stop, drop and roll off brand of intimacy she believed God allowed for.
What is your fantasy vacation?
I would like to attempt to climb the Devils Tower again, and succeed. I fell last time onto a ledge (whew) and had to be medivaced. Its a fantasy because I was 20 years old then. At 50 it is likely to remain a dream.
What is your academic background?
High School, of course. two years of community college, and currently at CTU working on a Bachelors in IT
Where did you last vacation and did you like it?
I took a solitary bicycle ride from Florida to Tenessee and back.
I needed the solitude.
What do you find attractive in people?
Spontinaety, I like someone who is always looking for the moment to seize. Courage and strength of purpose when adversity strike.
I also am very fond of anyone who has a well developed sense of irony.
What do others do that irritate you?
When someone needs to use 100 words when 10 would do, and then wastes even more of my time because they dont know what they are talking about to begin with.
What do you think is your best quality?
I listen well and can often intuit what someone is trying convey even though they may be having a difficult time articulating.
What one thing would you change about your personality if you could?
I have a brusque and colorful way of speaking. Sometimes I could show more tact or spare someones feelings. It bothers me sometimes.
Describe your physique.
I am 6`2 and weigh right around 200 lbs. At 51 I still have a 32 inch waist. Everything is purportioned as it should be. I am fairly muscular and I am stronger on average than most men my size, due to my work. Bicycle riding gives my legs good definition and I am surprizingly lithe and flexible. I have a little moderate softness in the belly reigon, but at this age I am not really concerned with being a six pack ab, and no plans have been made to launch an underwear modeling career. I can live the few pounds there.
What do you do well sexually?
I am patient and and perceptive. I can see my partners state of arousal and respond in a way that gives her the most pleasure. I love to pleasure a woman orally and have been known to carry it on for quite a long time. Not just oral sex but often exploring her entire body with my lips. I get a lot of satisfaction from directing her pleasure and maximising the intensity of her orgasm.
I am blessed to be substantialy endowed and can easily use my strength and agility to change position without breaking the contact, several times when the mood strikes me. This has been a very effective technique by all accounts. I can intuit when to be rough or gentle. I can just as easily let her take the lead if she is in that sort of mood. She has my entire attention throughout and I never allow her to feel like I have anything else on my mind
What is the favorite thing you like sexually done to you?
If a woman does not care to perform oral sex, thats a deal breaker. If she is not so skilled i will teach her. After all Im a guy and I cannot think of anything that feels any better than a world class blow job.
What fantasy(s) are you still waiting to experience?
I would like to have a 3 way with a set of twins. The idea of two identical women pleasuring me orally at the same time is exquisite torture everytime I consider it.
What fantasy(s) have you already experienced?
I took a cheerleader from my high school reunion back into the locker room and bent her over a bench. She had snubbed me years before and I was not gentle with her this time. I had thought of it for years and took the chance to proposition her. After the locker room, I took her home and spent a weekend using her roughly, sometimes painfully at my pleasure. She cried quite prettily when I put her out to the curb monday morning.
Do you have any STDs (Sexually Transmitted Diseases)?
Are you looking for a one night stand, to play for a while, or a long-term Adult relationship?
I want sensation. One night stands can be stimulating in ways I want to explore further. A lot depends on what my sexual partner wishes. I do want to play at this point, frequently. I am looking for everything new and pleasureable. I do want longer term and if I find it along the way it will be great. Until then, I want to live it all and experience it.
Free Space. Say anything you want!
I want to tease the deepest and most erotic things from a womans mind and live them out with her. I want to give women the kind of sex they dare not ask a husband or lover for. I want to do the things to her she can never tell of, but must return to have again.
I want to exhaust myself in a writhing bed of sexualy frenzied humanity and lie spent among them. I want to give a curious suburban housewife the anal pounding she shamefully longs for and leave her tearfully thanking me for it.
Height, weight, race, breast size, none of it really matters. I will give you what you cannot ask openly for. Pleasure should never be guilty. I will happily fulfill them without guilt of my own. Safety and discretion are the watchwords. No contact with me ever goes beyond me. I am ameniable to most any arrangement and I can appreciate any safety concerns. I wish to experience you, not hurt you and will do my best to work within any constraints to make you feel safe.
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The Yankees showed improvement under second-year manager Bill Donovan in 1916, finishing the campaign with their first winning record in six seasons – a mark of 80-74 that earned them a fourth-place finish in the American League. The team's improved play reaped huge benefits at the box office, since New York drew almost twice as many paying customers to the Polo Grounds as they did the previous season – a total of 469,211 fans that represented the second-highest figure in franchise history.
Several players emerged to help rejuvenate a Yankees team that had been mired in the American League's second division the previous five years. First baseman Wally Pipp established himself as one of the circuit's top sluggers, leading the league with 12 home runs, finishing second with 93 runs batted in, and also placing among the leaders with 14 triples. Returning to the game after a one-year hiatus following a contract dispute with his former manager Connie Mack, Frank Baker finished second to Pipp in the junior circuit with 10 home runs. The third baseman had earlier acquired the nickname Home Run after leading the American League in home runs four straight times, from 1911 to 1914.
New York's pitching staff also featured several new faces. After spending the previous two seasons pitching in the rival Federal League, left-hander Nick Cullop posted a record of 13-6 for the Yankees, along with an outstanding 2.05 ERA. Southpaw George Mogridge won only six of his 18 decisions, but he compiled a very solid 2.31 ERA. Making his major league debut with the team, 25-year-old rookie Urban Shocker won four games as a spot-starter, while posting an ERA of 2.62. New York's best player, though, was Bob Shawkey, who emerged as the team's top starter one year after being acquired from the Philadelphia Athletics. The 25-year-old right-hander finished 24-14, with a 2.21 ERA, 21 complete games, 277 innings pitched, and eight saves. Shawkey gave the Yankees the true staff ace they lacked the previous four seasons.By Bob_Cohen
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Thinking about abortion. I don't feel like I'm in the right state of mind to make this decision
I'm 35 and 7 weeks pregnant. I'm very depressed & feel no bond to whats inside of me. I definately want a child one day, but not yet, maybe in like 2 yrs. I'm not financially stable right now, I have a ton of debt, & having a baby will just put me in debt even more. I have depression & anxiety, and have been on lexapro, xanax, and ambien for 5 years. I stopped taking the lexapro & ambien 2 weeks ago, but my fear and anxiety is too overwhelming to stop taking the xanax. When I asked my doctor if I should stop taking the meds, she said absolutely not, that it will be worse for the baby and me if I have bad emotional health. My bf (for 1.5 yrs) wants me to have an abortion. He has a 3 yeard old daughter it was a horrible experience for him during the pregnancy and in the infant stages. His x was depressed during the pregnancy, and when baby was born had colic for months. I am praying for a miscarriage. What kind of person does tha make me & my bf? I only have 1 week left to decide.
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I am sorry you have to go through this I know it isn't easy because my husband has horrible anxiety issues. It is horrible your bf is wanting you to get an abortion when he should be encouraging you to keep it and supporting you through this. You feel no bond yet because you are just now pregnant, believe me the bond with that child is so great and there is so much love it seems impossible to love someone that much but it is true. An abortion will leave you with regret and more depressed. Debt will never go away unless you make over 80,000 a yr even then it's hard to make it disappear. Right now sounds like you are trying to justify an abortion. His ex has nothing to do w you and it doesn't mean you or your baby will be that way that's just ridiculous. You can get through this trust me. You can get help financially through gov't and state. You are 35 and your chances of getting pregnant are gettiing less. Take this as an op to start off fresh and change your life for your chidposted 11/01/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I agree, you do have other choices. I don't think abortion is right for anyone.posted 11/01/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Her age is 35. She's only 7 weeks pregnant.posted 11/01/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm not going to read the other answers, I know abortion is a very heavy, controversial topic, and I know there are going to be people posting their beliefs and judging. I just want to say that YOU know what is best for you. You are an adult, you know where your life is now and where it is going. Thinking this way DOES NOT IN ANY WAY make you a bad person, please keep that in mind. There is a wonderful group here on Babycenter that is JUDGEMENT FREE, called Abortion for Non Medical Reasons, if you post this question there you will get answers from level headed, non-judgemental women that have been in your place before. No one but you knows what is going on in your life, and no one but you can make this decision. I wish you all the best, and if you ever need to talk to someone please, please feel free to message me.posted 11/01/2012 by MelissaAnne1108
35 getting too old? Your another idiot that shouldn't be posting. I'm going to guess your from a small town in the middle of nowhere and women are considered old at the age of 20, because thy already popped out 6 kids while they were still teenagers....honeyposted 11/02/2012 by Scaredanddepressed
whoever the dumbas was who thought she was 35 weeks. u need to learn how to read she said shes 35 yrs old and 7 weeks preggoposted 11/02/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I definitely understand, you aren't taking this decision lightly, which is the biggest indicator that you really are considering this from all sides, you really are trying to be as responsible as possible in making this impossibly hard decision. I do hope you come to the group called Termination for Non-Medical Reasons, just search in the search bar above, these ladies are completely judgement free, they are amazing, they will answer questions you have about anything on that topic, from reasoning to procedures to decision making. I have never been in that position, I have never been pregnant but am currently trying to conceive, but I believe in women making their own choices apart from government and religious thoughts, as I said you know what is best for you. Please go see those ladies and hear their stories, they are wonderful. And again, feel free to message me if you need to talk.posted 11/01/2012 by MelissaAnne1108
Actually, going through a 9 month pregnancy and giving up my child for adoption would be alot more traumatic and depressing for me, thank you very much.posted 11/02/2012 by Scaredanddepressed
I was just curious how everythibg went or is going for you? I was in the same position back in may and am now 36 weeks preg, but that was just my choice after a long hard emotional couple weeks.posted 12/27/2012 by kacarigr2013
Do whats best for you but please make sure if u plan to have an abortion do it before u r more months ...posted 12/01/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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