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THIBODAUX — Real-estate broker Carolyn Angelette's summer camps on Grand Isle were once the stomping grounds of vacationers eager to bathe in the beach's gentle surf and fish in the area's various waterways.
Today, her 40 or so camps provide lodging for fatigued members of the Coast Guard, National Guard and national media hoping for a few hours of rest before dealing with the nation's largest oil spill for yet another day.
Angelette's world has changed drastically since BP's Deepwater Horizon rig exploded and sank off the coast of Louisiana in April. As the oil washed closer to Grand Isle, forcing officials to close beaches and ban fishing, her clients cancelled their reservations, which some had made as early as Jan. 2.
Angelette and the island's handful of real-estate agents have survived off business from oil-spill responders, but they know one day those people will pack their bags and leave.
"In that respect, we will stay alive until everybody leaves," said Angelette, who has owned Century 21 Island Realty in Grand Isle for 22 years. "But when they leave, we're dead."
Angelette's concerns stretch from the economic to the environmental. She said she likely would be persuaded to leave her beloved community if Environmental Protection Agency tests prove the air is unsafe.
Other real-estate agents are also being forced to deal with uncertain futures.
Tina Simmons moved to Grand Isle in October, expecting to make $80,000 in her first year selling real estate in the area, she said. That all changed when the Deepwater Horizon disaster happened.
"It's a ghost town," Simmons said. "Normally there would be thousands of people on the island. Now, the only people here are the Coast Guard, BP and cleanup crews."
Simmons' home was a "$700,000 project," she said. She doubts she could get half that now. For that reason, she said she "can't sell" her home.
"I'm going to wait it out," she said, adding she is optimistic property values will recover.
Irving Magri Jr., who has rented out property for 33 years, has seen his property value drop dramatically.
The former Louisiana Parole Board chairman once rented his three-story, 10-bedroom property, known as "For The Good Times," for $700 per night. That was before those who had reserved time during the all-important summer months cancelled due to the oil spill. Now, the Louisiana National Guard pays him $1,600 per week, or roughly one-third of the money he could have made from vacationers. Magri said he hadn't done the math, yet, because he is "so disgusted" with BP's response to the spill.
The problems aren't going away anytime soon for anyone on the island, including realtors.
"On the short-term, people who are renting out homes are doing decent," Magri said. "But what will happen when people leave?"
He added, "Our Gulf is toxic and prices on what we sell have dramatically decreased. When people go to sell, who's going to want to buy it if it's saturated with oil?"
Magri credits Grand Isle Mayor David Camardelle, Police Chief Euris Dubois and other town officials for fighting for the island's residents. Camardelle was unavailable for comment Thursday. He and other south Louisiana officials were in Washington, D.C., were they testified before a Congressional community about the oil spill's impact.
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, Volume 32, Issue 10, pp 1427-1433
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Responses of Pygoscelis adeliae and P. papua populations to environmental changes at Isla 25 de Mayo (King George Island)
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As part of a monitoring study of Adélie and Gentoo penguin colonies, birds occupying nests with eggs and chicks in crèches were counted annually from the 1995/1996 to the 2006/2007 seasons at Stranger Point, Isla 25 de Mayo (King George Island), Antarctica. During the study period the Adélie penguin population showed a decrease of 62%. The number of chicks in crèches followed a similar trend, the smallest number occurring in 2002, when it was 63% lower than in 1995/1996. In contrast, the Gentoo breeding population size increased by 68%, while chicks produced increased by 63%. Despite the opposing trends in population size between species, there was a positive relation in their interannual variation, although the extent, and for some years the direction, of the change observed always favoured Gentoo penguins. Breeding success (chicks in crèches/nests with eggs) fluctuated between 0.65 and 1.26 for Adélies and between 0.76 and 1.27 for Gentoo penguins, and did not differ significantly between species. The similar breeding success of these species suggests that the contrasting population trends observed were driven by factors operating over winter. We suggest that current changes in environmental conditions may affect adult birds of both species during the previous winter with different intensity but in a roughly similar way, but that juvenile survival of both species and thus the recruitment of new breeders might be affected differentially, with a much lower survival rate of juvenile Adélie penguins.
KeywordsPygoscelis penguins South Shetland Islands Environmental changes Population decline Breeding success
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- Responses of Pygoscelis adeliae and P. papua populations to environmental changes at Isla 25 de Mayo (King George Island)
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Polar Biology
Volume 32, Issue 10 , pp 1427-1433
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- G. A. Daneri (3)
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- 1. Depto. de Ciencias Biológicas, Instituto Antártico Argentino, Cerrito 1248 (C1010AAZ), Buenos Aires, Argentina
- 2. CONICET, Av. Rivadavia 1917 (C1033AAJ), Buenos Aires, Argentina
- 3. División Mastozoología, Museo Argentino de Cs. Naturales "B. Rivadavia", Av. Angel Gallardo 470 (C1405 DJR), Buenos Aires, Argentina


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Having previously declared that it was to shutdown the servers for NBA 2K11 later this month, 2K Sports has decided to extend the active period until April 2012, presumably in reponse to fan reaction and the continuing issues with NBA 2K12's online components.
It was only last week that 2K made the announcement to close the NBA 2K11 servers, a mere 13 months after the game's release, leading some fans to be confused and angry as to why the online aspects of the game were being axed so soon. Our very own Mr. Lee Bradley wrote a feature on it recently.
NBA 2K11 has My Crew and Online Leagues, as well as more reliable online connections than its successor, which is subject to several patches as its online troubles persist due to it's new codebase. 2K has posted a list of servers that will remain active until April 2012 for its sports titles, which bizarrely includes NBA 2K5. Go figure...
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Please stop saving stupid shit. That house is ugly, completely characterless and history is history. Put it in a book and tear it down. Build a porn shop.
I thought you liked weathered, old things, Mr. Poe.
I am Mr. Poe's favorite porn shop. Note my featureless concrete exterior, my blackened windows, and my handwritten "No Miners [sic] Allowed" sign at the door. The stickiness you feel on the handle? That's the "sap of the Cascade" after a good polishing. Demolish me? You might wait till your mum leaves.
Every time I walk by that house to visit my boyfriend, there are a bunch of unsavory characters sitting or walking around it.
I would not be surprised if it were not quite as locked and secured as the owners expected, and I would also not be surprised if they found lots of hard drug paraphernalia inside either.
BLOW THE FUCKING THING DOWN!!! Seattle needs MORE high priced rental units and super high priced condos!!!
Onward to the future!!!!
Right Cato, because preserving an old house will do so much to lower the price of housing in this city. Knocking it down and replacing something that houses 1 with something that houses 30 or 100 or 500 will only lower demand in other areas, decreasing prices.
@6, yeah, how has that increase in supply worked in Seattle for lowering prices? Huh? How has that worked out for you?
#5, you realize those high priced rental units and super high priced condos are getting rented and bought, right?
How many nineteenth-century houses does Seattle have? Nobody knows, which is ridiculous and stupid. What's the oldest house in Seattle? Nobody knows. There are a few contenders, but they all assume that "Seattle" = downtown + First Hill + Capitol Hill, and pretend that Georgetown, South Park, the Rainier Valley, and everything north of the Ship Canal doesn't exist. There is no equivalent of "Lost Boston" or "Lost Chicago", famous works in the preservation movement. We saved the Market and Pioneer Square, 35 years ago, but haven't paid a cent's worth of attention to preservation or even simple historical understanding since then.
Seattle has less sense of itself than fucking Phoenix or San Diego. Capitol Hill hipsters like to sneer at "the suburbs", but Seattle IS a suburb intellectually. It's a non-place, with no history and no culture or personality. We might as well be living in hotels on Mars.
Price is a function of supply AND demand.
#10, screw that. I "demand" a 3 bedroom apartment in Belltown for $250/month with a parking spot, dishwasher, and in-unit washer/dryer.
Get on it, Seattle.
That all sounds pretty good to me - well, except, does it HAVE to be in Belltown?
@Fnarf You sound cranky. Do you need a nap?
Successfully anthropomorphized--until some developer comes along and bashes its brains in.
that was pretty harsh of fnarf, but i fear he is also pretty right...
#15, no he isn't right. If you care to learn about "lost Seattle" this is a good place to start:
Fnarf, the following all work on historic preservation issues:
Seattle Architecture Foundation (great tours, by the way)
Washington Trust for Historic Preservation
Historic Seattle
Dept. of Neighborhoods/Preservation
Also, UW Libraries has an amazing digital collection of Asahel Curtis photographs documenting Seattle from the 1850's to pre-WWII: http://content.lib.washington.edu/curtisweb/index.html
Ultimately Seattle is a very young city that has grown rapidly through immigration from other parts of the U.S. and the world. So we're not going to have the historic sensibility or cache of a Boston, Charleston or Savannah, or even Chicago. Seattle is a city of the now. It's a young, transitioning, growing, permeable, city. I like to think that our "heritage" is the ability to change and grow and look to the future, if only the nimbys would let us get on with it. Let's face it - that which made Seattle what it is, is now history - fishing, forestry, shipbuilding, the Klondike Gold Rush. Not to mention that most of old-timey Seattle "architecture" isn't worth saving, save for nostalgia - much of it was constructed on the fly, for a rough-and-tumble city. Let's give our nod of appreciation, take stock, and move on.
Perhaps better to take stock first, then give a nod of appreciation. But definitely, move on.
Take stock? Great idea. Who's doing it? Ochsner's book is a decent start, but it's FAR from complete. Seattle DOES have a history, but no one really gives a shit about it.
Cranky? Yes, I am. I have some thoughts about the state of my neighbor's lawn, too; would you like to hear them?
I had some shit to say, but #1 really got it. I think we really need titty bars though, lots of them. To undo all the damage done by that fucking ass brained moratorium, I think we should spend all state arts money on putting naked booby places all over the city, and repeal the bullshit law that says we can't drink in them.
Fnarf, I often agree with you, but this time you've got your head firmly up your ass.
@9, Fnarf says, "There are a few contenders, but they all assume that "Seattle" = downtown + First Hill + Capitol Hill, and pretend that Georgetown, South Park, the Rainier Valley, and everything north of the Ship Canal doesn't exist."
The survey you linked to says, "The boundaries of the survey area are Denny Way on the north, the northern boundaries of the Pioneer Square Preservation District on the south, the waterfront on the west and Interstate-5 on the east."
Sounds like Fnarf's right on this one.
I know that house well. It is fucked and rotting- inside and out.
In 2000, the City of Seattle began a systematic and comprehensive effort to survey and inventory historic resources in the City. To date, surveys and inventories of eight neighborhoods have been completed as well as neighborhood commercial districts and residential properties built prior to 1906.
To date, the following neighborhoods or classes of property are included in the database:
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In addition to groups like Historic Seattle, Seattle Architecture Foundation,
Washington Trust for Historic Preservation and Dept. of Neighborhoods/Preservation, there are museums like MOHAI, Nordic Heritage, Northwest African American and Wing Luke that work on preserving and sharing various aspects of local history. Both MOHAI and UW Special Collections have invested significant time and effort in creating local historic photo databases. Special Collections, by the way, is an incredible resource for local history, and their librarians/preservationists are awesome. I worked there for a while in my grad school days and it's pretty amazing what they have. Open to the public, by the way, and very often full of locals researching history. I'm sure that, in addition to the above, there are many local individuals or small groups out there preserving local lore that the general public isn't aware of. I think all these people and organizations would take umbrage at the assertion that "no one cares" about local history.
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I scheduled this event four years ago and I guess it's time to start taking it seriously.
I'm changing the venue. If even one quarter of the RSVP's show up we will over run The 500 club. Blind Cat, AKA Whiskey Thieves, has a much bigger open space.
The Manager of Blind Cat is sending us off in style by offering us happy hour prices all night long and a beer and tequila or beer and Jameson's special for $7
It's never too soon to plan for the end!
Good location! Also a good thing people came in waves, can't believe the number of attendees. Good times!
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this is going to be fun.
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Wouldn't it be awesome if the Rapture DID come? We could keep on drinking, then go repo cars with fish stickers on the bumpers!
0 · December 11, 2012
I hope it really does end, then I don't have to get another year older on the 22nd ;)
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We're going to need a bigger boat!
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I didn't believe in this whole apocalypse thing then I read the sentence: "Kim Kardashian -- who is thinking of getting into politics -- has high praise for former GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum."
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2010 Dodge Ram Pickup 2500 Crew Cab SLT 4dr Crew Cab 4WD SB (5.7L 8cyl 5A)
great power, handeling, ride and driveability.better priced than comparable chevrolets and fords i priced.
responsiveness and power of the 6.7 cummins great ride, and 18 mpg average full mileage between city driving and 75 on interstate.
12 volt plug in rear seating on all models.
the owners manual in the truck is worthless.
its like a kids picture book that explaines nothing.
Everything about this truck is awesome.. from the lockers to the winch to the disconnecting sway bar. The only drawback is the clattering/ticking/lifter noise that makes these Hemi's sound like an old beater with a bad valve. I wouldn't recommend a Ram with a Hemi to anyone. Read up on the annoying as hell Hemi tick and engine clatter. It's embarrassing to drive a $52K truck that sounds like a sick diesel. Buyer beware!! Dealer says it's normal even though it started this at 2k miles!!
Everything but the Hemi ticking/clatter
Fix the nasty sounding engine pinging/ticking
2500 SLT Crew SB 4x4 6.7L Cummins Diesel with Big Horn option. Wow, what a great truck. Can pull a herd of elephants. 10K off list with rebates. Upgraded from a RAM 1500 so I could pull a 33 ft 5th wheel. Ride is stiffer and more truck-like than the 1500. Climbs the hills without breaking a sweat, and the jake brake sure is nice to ease you down the hill. Bucket seats are very comfy for the long trips. Beautiful looking truck. Beats the competition in function, style, and value. An easy choice after you do the homework.
No DEF required, jake brakes come standard, ample interior storage. Nice looks.
Does not come with step up rails. Could also use a step for the bed.
Did a ton of research before buying the Dodge 2500 TRX Diesel, compared it to Chevy, Ford, GMC and test drove them all. We're pulling a 9,000 lb travel trailer and it's effortless with this truck. The ride is "stiffer" in the off road version but not horrible. We bought this truck for camping, towing, and off road use. It excels in these categories. If you need more creature comforts, or a softer ride, go with the SLT Laramie. I'm averaging about 16 MPG city, 20 MPG highway with the diesel engine. this diesel is a lot quieter than the competitors and requires no DEF. Overall, I'm very happy with this truck.
Integrated brake controller, A/C outlet in dash, integrated iPod controller.
The GPS navigation system needs work. Functionally, it does what its supposed to but navigating the menus for the GPS and the radio is not very intuitive. Almost sorry I got the navigation because it's so difficult to use. Also, don't like the placement of the cruise control.
This truck is everything I wanted, lots of power, no wind noise, and very comfortable. Dodge did a great job.
exhaust brake, power and just fun to drive
no improvements needed
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When David Dow took his first capital case, he supported the death penalty. He changed his position as the men on death row became real people to him, and as he came to witness the profound injustices they endured: from coerced confessions to disconcertingly incompetent lawyers; from racist juries and backward judges to a highly arbitrary death penalty system.
It is these concrete accounts of the people Dow has known and represented that prove the death penalty is consistently unjust, and it's precisely this fundamental-and lethal-injustice, Dow argues, that should compel us to abandon the system altogether.
About the Author
DAVID R. DOW is University Distinguished Professor at the University of Houston Law Center and Visiting Professor of History at Rice University. His areas of expertise include contracts, constitutional law, and death penalty law. He has handled more than fifty appeals, including 25 death penalty appeals. He earned his J.D. from Yale University, where he was an editor on the Yale Law Journal. He is the author of three books, including Executed on a Technicality (2005) and Machinery of Death (2002), and more than one hundred book chapters and professional articles. His essays and editorials on abortion, polygamy, gay marriage, affirmative action, separation of church and state, biblical law, and judicial activism have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Christian Science Monitor, The Progressive, The Houston Chronicle, and The Dallas Morning News.
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An honorably dispassionate and logical broadside against a shameful practice.
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"Dow reveals the dirty little secret of American death-penalty litigation: procedure trumps innocence . . . [His book] is insightful and full of the kinds of revelations that may lead readers to reconsider their stand on the death penalty."—Steve Mills, Chicago Tribune
"Dow's book leaves all else behind. It is powerful, direct, informative, and told in compelling human terms. He makes us see that the issue is not sentiment or retribution or even innocence. It is justice."—Anthony Lewis, Pulitzer Prize-winning former columnist for the New York Times
David R. Dow is professor of law at the University of Houston Law Center and an internationally recognized figure in the fight against the death penalty. He is the founder and director of the Texas Innocence Network and has represented more than thirty death row inmates. Regularly quoted in publications like the New York Times and the Washington Post, Dow lives in Houston, Texas.


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No, YOU don't understand. You're making an ass of yourself for all of eternity.
Rep for you, sir.
Hey! I like big tires! Although I guess mine don't have that chunky a tread pattern...
"Don't buy upgrades; ride up grades." -Eddy Merckx
Nice PSA. This could rival Hucking Kitty.
Sometimes, you need to go fast enough that the trail is a blur to find clarity. -- Wild Bill
Good job with the BURNT ORANGE and yellow stripes.
Third one almost matches me perfectly... but I waited a year first. Oh well, upgrades are fun
Hahaha! Chock Full O' Win!
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Id scrap the passion forum all together, its a breeding ground for unicorn milkers, rainbow chasers and candy cotton farters.
Dear OP,
I just bought a $500 SandSlammer brand new from my LBS. I want to spend $1800 on parts, so it will equal the PebbleSlammer ($1000 bike). Whadda think?
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Dear OP,
I just bought a $500 SandSlammer brand new from my LBS. I want to spend $1800 on parts, so it will equal the PebbleSlammer ($1000 bike). Whadda think?
Dear Impatient:
Below is a dissertation that took a lot of my time to put together. It outlines the pitfalls of spending a lot of money "customizing" your bike versus buying a bike designed to suit you. Since you already made up your mind about what you are going to do and you just posed your question to justify your decision, I have deleted my response. Go do whatever you want. Spend your money however you want. Unless you are racing, you are stroking your cock with a chamoise glove.
Love it.
Don't you hate it when a sentence doesn't end the way you think it octopus?
This could get really good. Where is my popcorn dangit....
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Katz is the best!
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Dear BAC [Bad Advice Cat],
Seems I've made all of the above mistakes, and spent $$$$ on upgrades
to my Jeep-branded MTB, since the salesman told me that it's one of the best!
Almost X-mas, need to buy a few more gifts, and must sell her to pay the CC bill.
So..... I'm wondering if it's a vintage / retro / classic,
and what a customized one like this - is worth?
BAC wisdom needed to save X-mas.
You should put it on CL as a "Racing Mountain Bike." DO NOT mention anything that is wrong with it. What a potential buyer noob doesn't know, won't hurt them (until it actually hurts them). Add up everything you've spent on upgrades over the years and list it for that amount. Do not budge on price.
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Dear B.A.C.,
I fall down whenever my bike hits a rock. Do I need new tires?
When I fall down, I leave the bike and bounce down the trail. Should I get clipless pedals to prevent this?
One last thing: My poker buddies tell me I should bet heavily until the end of a hand, then fold. Does this sound right?
Thanks in advance,
Use it, use it, use it while you still have it.
Dear Gasp: Spending money on new parts always makes up for lack of riding ability. Yes, buy new tires and pump them up to 50 psi. It's faster that way. Also, definitely buy clip less pedals. It is so much faster. Lastly, your friends are mostly right - always bet heavy, regardless of your hand but ALWAYS go all in on the river.
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Nothing wrong with this advise. Do you expect me to just HIT the poor fool?
I must spread reputation around before giving it to wmac again.
So awesome. This thread has epic potential written all over it. In for the win. Sticky!
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Ford now offers its Police Interceptors with optional front door protection that can stop armor-piercing rifle rounds.
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27Ford Police Interceptors can now stop armor-piercing bullets
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- Mar 11, 2016
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93Ford Police Interceptor quickest to 60 mph
202016 Ford Police Interceptor Utility shows up for duty in Chicago
372016 Ford Police Interceptor Utility is ready to tackle Chicago's mean streets
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- Feb 11, 2015
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Perps beware: Ford has followed up on its update of the popular Explorer CUV with its latest Police Interceptor Utility, at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show.
10Ford previews updated Police Interceptor Utility for Chicago debut
5Ford launches pair of recalls affecting fullsize sedans and Transit Connect van
- Brandon Turkus
- Jan 28, 2015
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Ford is recalling over 221,000 vehicles as part of two separate campaigns affecting its fullsize sedans and its 2014 Transit Connect van.
17Ford gives police chiefs tech to surveil officers in their own cars
- Chris Bruce
- Oct 28, 2014
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Police officers certainly have a difficult job in keeping the streets safe, but as public employees in positions of authority, there is still a very real need for oversight. To that end, Ford is partnering with a tech company to offer a new system called Ford Telematics for Law Enforcement on its line of Police Interceptor patrol vehicles that could make cops safer, while giving cities a better idea of what its officers are doing.
72Ford to offer Police Interceptor surveillance tech to competitors [w/video]
- Chris Bruce
- Sep 17, 2014
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Ford unveiled its surveillance mode technology last year as an option for 2014 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan and Utility models, and it has been a huge success. Now, the automaker and its partner InterMotive Inc. have decided to license the patent-pending system, including possibly to competitors and the military.
83Ford Police Interceptor with 2.0L EcoBoost rated most fuel-efficient police sedan
- Jeffrey N. Ross
- Nov 26, 2013
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Back in September, Ford announced a non-pursuit version of its Police Interceptor Sedan, which swaps out a choice of two V6 engines for a fuel-efficient 2.0-liter EcoBoost inline four-cylinder. This Special Service Police Sedan will be marketed to law enforcement agencies looking to cut fuel costs and don't need the extra power.
116Ford Police Interceptors win acceleration war against Dodge, Chevy
- Jeffrey N. Ross
- Oct 17, 2013
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Just last month, Ford announced its first-ever non-pursuit-rated version of the Police Interceptor sedan for agencies looking to maximize fuel economy, but that doesn't mean that Ford is giving up on chasing down the bad guys. While the Dodge Charger can lay claim to the fastest lap time at the Grattan Raceway test facility held by the Michigan State Police, the results are now in for the Police Vehicle Evaluation acceleration tests. And Ford's Police Interceptor duo (sedan and utility) came out
45Ford announces first non-pursuit-rated police car ever
- Damon Lowney
- Sep 18, 2013
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Ford announced its first non-pursuit-rated Police Interceptor ever, based on the Taurus, which employs the smaller 2.0-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine in place of similar pursuit-rated Police Interceptors powered by naturally aspirated 3.5-liter and 3.7-liter V6s and the top-spec 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6. Officially called the Special Service Police sedan, the car was commissioned at the request of law-enforcement agencies that desire a more fuel-efficient vehicle for detectives, administrators
79Police are choosing SUVs over sedans with greater frequency
- Brandon Turkus
- Aug 20, 2013
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Our report on the newly EcoBoosted Ford Police Interceptor Utility (Explorer to the rest of us), had a segment on the need for more space in police vehicles, due to the amount of equipment officers need to carry on a day-to-day basis. Judging by the comments from that post, there are some who question that reasoning.
40Ford's Explorer-based Police Interceptor to get 365-hp EcoBoost option
- Brandon Turkus
- Aug 20, 2013
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Speeders beware, the police are going to be getting quite a bit faster. Ford has just announced that it will be offering its 3.5-liter, twin-turbocharged, EcoBoost V6 in the Explorer Police Interceptor. The new engine will be joining the existing 3.7-liter V6. The 365-horsepower, 350-pound-foot mill should be familiar to consumers as the powerplant that's found in the Ford Taurus SHO (and its LEO equivalent, the Taurus Police Interceptor) and the Ford Explorer Sport. It should also provide quite
21New Ford Police Interceptor tech protects cops' backsides
- Damon Lowney
- Jul 22, 2013
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It was only a matter of time before law enforcement agencies would realize the potential of driver-assist technology for use in their Ford Police Interceptors, and, now that they have, those back-up cameras and radar systems won't be used just for parking, but for security, as well.
1042013 Ford models hit with trio of recalls, 465k for fire risk
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- Jun 3, 2013
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According to The Detroit News, Ford is issuing three separate recalls on new 2013 models, one of which affects 465,000 vehicles. That largest recall comes as the result of 600 complaints of fuel leaks, which could lead to a fire risk, the report indicates. Included in the 465k-unit recall are the 2013 Explorer, Flex, Fusion, Taurus and Police Interceptor sedan, as well as the Lincoln MKS, MKT and MKZ.
36NHTSA launches investigations into Ford Crown Victoria police cars, Dodge Viper and Porsche 911
- Zach Bowman
- May 1, 2013
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Reuters reports that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating certain Ford Crown Victoria, Porsche 911 and Dodge Viper models for potential defects. NHTSA is currently looking into 2005-2008 Crown Victoria police car models for steering column failures that could cause the upper and lower portions of the steering shaft to separate. Such a condition would lead to a loss of control. So far there are 195,000 vehicles involved with 15 warranty claims.
70Ford claims victory in latest round of Michigan State Police testing
- Jeffrey N. Ross
- Sep 26, 2012
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The Ford Crown Victoria relinquished its crown as the top police car when it went out of production last year, but Ford is claiming it still produces the dominant police vehicles on the market. This, following the most recent cop car comparison test held by the Michigan State Police.
55Ponch Approved? California chooses Ford Explorer Police Interceptor as next patrol car
- Jeff Sabatini
- May 29, 2012
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How many cops does it take to choose a new police car? In California, the answer is four. But this is also a trick question, because the California Highway Patrol didn't choose a car to replace its aging Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptors – it chose an SUV. That's right, Cali 5-0 will be rolling in the Ford Explorer starting this fall.
40Watch a Taurus and Charger cop car team up on new Shelby GT500
- Zach Bowman
- May 22, 2012
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The good old boys at Motor Trend got their hands on not only a 2013 Ford Shelby GT500, but a Ford Police Interceptor and a Dodge Charger Police Pursuit, as well. Like any good, upstanding group of hooligans, the crew set to playing cops and robbers in the shadow of Detroit's vacant factories. With the big 662-horsepower, supercharged V8 Mustang left with no long spans of asphalt to stretch its legs, the two pursuit vehicles have a clear advantage. Watching the three go at each other is a decent
229Ford Taurus and Explorer Police Interceptor production begins
- Zach Bowman
- Feb 22, 2012
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Ford has begun producing the company's two new Police Interceptor models. According to Ward's Auto, both the Taurus and Explorer-based cruisers are rolling off of the line at the automaker's Chicago Assembly Plant. All told, the sedan variant has accounted for around 60 percent of orders so far. Currently, the law enforcement market is Ford's to lose: Dearborn has controlled up to 70 percent of police car sales in the U.S. with its now defunct Crown Victoria in the past, but General Motors has m
64Georgia police car accidentally sold on Craigslist
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- Nov 26, 2011
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We're not strangers to the allure of Craigslist. The classified ad site is our go-to distraction when it comes time to contemplate our next project vehicle, and we've been tempted by the occasional decommissioned Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor more often than we care to admit. As one Chattanooga, Tennessee man recently found out, those vehicles may be more trouble than they're worth. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Luke Ridings was recently stopped by authorities as he was
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When I saw this solicited many moons ago, I was instantly conflicted: Iâm no fan of Deadpool, but I am a huge fan of the Agents of Atlas, and Gorilla-Man in particular. The clincher for me? Jeff Parker writing it. I first happened across Parkerâs writing in âMarvel Adventures: Avengers.â Since then, Iâve noticed that Parker brings fun into his comics. His comics have a distinctive flair towards the Silver Age without trying to be hip or retro. Quite simply, Parker doesnât pretend that his comics are anything but comics.
This issue is a perfect example of that. Playing somewhere between a classic issue of âMarvel Team-Upâ and an episode of âRoad Runner,â this story trumps its own absurdity with each panel, providing chuckle-and laugh out loud-worthy scenes along the way. The one-upsmanship between the two characters as they take turns brandishing more outrageous weapons of mass destruction is classic comic book stuff in the vein of âThe Dodo & the Frogâ or Nutsy Squirrel.
This issue allows Parker to unleash a few of his more eccentric, Silver Age-inspired ideas â ideas he may have held in reserve from his work elsewhere - such as Borgia Omega and his attack laserdactyls. Fans of Ken Hale and readers of the âGorilla-Manâ mini will find Omega to be familiar. Omega is the descendant of the Borgia Clan of Italy. A madman, Omega has crafted a robotic body for himself that includes the preserved heads of his ancestors embedded at various points around the chassis. The laserdactyls are exactly what they sound like: pterodactyls with frickinâ laser beams. If those concepts arenât Silver Age goodness at its cyclamate best, then Parkerâs been holding back or I donât know what cyclamate is. Unlike cyclamate, however, Silver Age comics have never been linked to cancer in any reports that Iâve ever heard of.
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If you build it, he will come: Anticipative power transmission planning
Like in the film Field of Dreams, the sentence "if you build it, he will come" also applies in power systems. In this sense, if a transmission planner suggests building some lines in anticipation of generation capacity investments, then it can induce generation companies to invest in a more socially efficient manner. In this paper, we solve for the optimal way of doing this anticipative power transmission planning. Inspired in the proactive transmission planning model proposed by Sauma and Oren (2006) we formulate a mixed integer linear programming optimization model that integrates transmission planning, generation investment, and market operation decisions and propose a methodology to solve for the optimal transmission expansion. Contrary to the proactive methodology proposed by Sauma and Oren (2006), our model solves the optimal transmission expansion problem anticipating both generation investment and market clearing. We use the marginalist theory with production cost functions inversely related to the installed capacity in a perfectly competitive electricity market and we find all possible generation expansion pure Nash equilibria. We illustrate our results using 3-node and 4-node examples.
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i find that i am fine all day long until about 6pm then the horrible lower back pains start. i cant seem to get comfy on the couch. anyone having this issue have any advice?? sometimes its unbearable.
anyone getting horrible back pain from bed rest??
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Left side, lower back. I hear you sister. I just try to stretch when I take my potty breaks and sometimes...well, sometimes I lay on my right side. Just don't tell anyone!!
Natalie, mom to
Mary Margaret {1.8.9; 37w from Eclampsia}, Moseby {2.26.12; open adoption}, & our happy surprise Lawson {8.13.15; 37w from PreE}
When I am laying on the sofa, I tend to use about 4 pillows and place them strategically around me lol It helps sometimes, but when it doesn't then I pull out the heating pad and place it on medium. That seems to help a little too. Also, when I get up to use the bathroom or get something to eat, I try to stretch lightly. The muscles just get way to tight and I hate it.
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Austin (13), Jacob (almost 11), Kevin (8), Emily (5) and Hallie born Feb. 16th!
I have to switch sides too Not only does my lower back hurt - but my leg goes numb. My left hip hurts too. So I just flip-flop - of course I am much more comfortable on my right side - wih none of these issues!! I find myself streching a bit in the bed too & when I get up to use the bathroom... No fun!!
I agree. Change positions as much as you can and use a body pillow or lots of smaller pillows to prop behind your back and between your legs to help keep yourself in alignment. I also got some memory foam to put on top of our mattress to help take the pressure points off. AND I enlist DH for massages when the pain gets really bad.
Andi - Mom to DS 4/03, ^DS^ 11/09/05-11/12/05, 6 angel babies, DS 4/09, and surprise DD 1/11.
Like others, same here, especially as the day wears on. By the evening, the pressure is horrible when I stand up, my back aches a little more and my hips. Oh gosh, they are just in pain, especially when laying down on my left side.
I do often sleep on the my right side as it is so much more comfortable for me. I figure the artery is not running literally down my side so it should be fine. I am leaning more fowards on my right side and into a pillow.
As other PP's have said, just switch sides often. I will occasionally just lay a bit lightly on my back (turning a bit towards the left) and that helps give my hips a bit of a break.
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i do a lot of turning as well. I put a lot of pillows under me and I am able to be sort of elevated so I can lay on my back for a few minutes. i do have one question though. In a lot of comments people sound weary of laying on their right sides. Why is that and what artery could be affected if you do lay on it?
bump, i'd like to know about the right side too, as i di sleep on my rught side
Thought this might help. I think left side is preferred but either side is better than sleeping on your back.
Andi - Mom to DS 4/03, ^DS^ 11/09/05-11/12/05, 6 angel babies, DS 4/09, and surprise DD 1/11.
Yes! Back pain, neck pain, hip pain. The sleepless nights are mother nature's way of preparing us for when the babies are here! Its tough whether you're on your left or right and since the belly is getting bigger, this may not get better. So just hang in there, we're getting close!
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Crop domestication in the Compositae: a family-wide trait assessment
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Despite current recognition as the largest family of flowering plants (23,000 species ± 1000; Anderberg et al. 2007), the Compositae is home to comparatively few important crop species. To assess domestication levels in the Compositae, we developed an index that categorizes taxa according to the strength of domestication. Most Compositae species that are used by humans exhibit little or no evidence of domestication and only a handful have been strongly domesticated. Although the Compositae (along with Orchidaceae) has few domesticated taxa compared to other large families such as Fabaceae or Poaceae, Compositae species have features that should make them suitable for domestication and human consumption. These include high species diversity, global geographic distribution, good seed storability, and good seed oil quality. We propose that the paucity of domesticated species in this family can be attributed to a variety of factors, chiefly the prevalence of secondary defence compounds, the lack of carbohydrates that can be digested by the human gut and the predominantly mechanical or wind-dependent seed dispersal syndrome. We also discuss the relevance of genetic and cultural factors. Although few Compositae crops currently play a major role in global agriculture, many species hold unexploited potential, especially as novel crops for food and industrial applications.
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Hume San Diego Summer Camp
Hume SD is a seamless blend of Hume Lake and San Diego. Urban missions and beachfront activities take full advantage of the location while powerful corporate worship, compelling teaching and full throttle recreation provide a true camp experience for Jr. High (grades 6-8) and High School (grades 9-12) students. Enjoy the San Diego beach culture while building relationships!
Dates and Speakers
Clear Gospel Message
The gospel isn't merely one ingredient in our programming mix. It's the reason for everything we do.
Speakers at Hume SD know teenagers as well as their bibles. They unwrap and animate God's truth in ways that connect with students.
Students will hear the gospel of Jesus in chapels and talks, then wrestle with it in seminars, breakouts, and all those unscripted moments between youth pastors and students that a Hume SD camping experience delivers.
Dynamic Worship
Indoor worship, outdoor worship, corporate worship, devotional worship.
Hume SD nurtures the attitude of worship from sunrise (over San Diego bay) to sunset (over the pacific ocean). Just step out of your dorm, and you can't help but acknowledge God here in what has been called the most beautiful spot in San Diego.
Personal quiet times, small-group prayer, our dawn patrol sunrise worship—you'll have plenty of options for exalting the lord. For listening to him, too. (It helps that distractions are few here—no phones or ipods, for instance.)
And our musicians are selected for their giftedness in bringing students into the presence of the lord.
Service Opportunities
As the 9th largest city in the United States, San Diego has many thriving urban and international mission organizations. Through partnerships with these groups, Hume SD provides campers and counselors with safe, supervised opportunities to serve people in immediate, tangible ways.
Whether it's handing out food and socks to the homeless or packing lunches to be sent into Mexico, students are taken out of their "me-centered" culture and confronted with a world of hunger, loneliness and need.
Campers will learn the power of a pair of socks and the gospel of Jesus Christ. Here is life transformation, for the servants as well as for those in need.
Please refer to the "Serve" tab above for more information on how to sign up for specific ministry days.
Don't mistake Hume SD for beach camping.
The drop-dead gorgeous campus of Point Loma Nazarene University sits atop the ridge of a peninsula, San Diego bay on one side, the ocean on the other. Walk in just about any direction through this lush, pristinely kept garden campus, and you'll see water. Lots of water.
And because it's a university campus, all 93 acres of it is designed for students. Modern dorms, gated grounds, great food services, rec fields, and no end of activities. And did we mention the endless ocean view?
Hume SD is strategically located on the Point Loma Peninsula in beautiful San Diego.
Easy to find and quick to get to, the private college campus and ever-present ocean view removes all the distractions of the city and allows campers (and counselors!) the chance to enjoy God's creation.
Service opportunities in downtown and beach activities at mission beach are a short bus ride away.
For an hour a day, we let kids be kids. We call it recreation.
The high-energy, innovative games at Hume SD give campers an outlet for their energy, while providing counselors a chance to encourage team-building and leadership skills.
Game-winning teams are awarded points throughout the week, and on spirit day themed costumes multiply your points to give your team the cutting edge!
While all campers receive a free "rec" shirt, only the winning team gets the coveted "champion" shirt.
Free, on-campus diversions include disk golf, basketball, ping-pong, billiards, foosball, volleyball, and a mechanical bull.
Or students can dive into water sports, thanks to our partnership with Ocean Experience, whose certified instructors will have your kids safely surfing or sea-kayaking.
Of course, all are welcome to bring their own boogie and surf boards, and indulge their wave-riding desires.
We'll even drive students down to the surf and back again after they've had enough of the wind, water, and sun. (If anyone can have enough of those.)
The theme is a creative and practical link between the fun, entertaining aspects of camp and our presentation of the gospel.
While we believe that the theme is a critical part of the camp experience, it is our desire that by the end of the week it becomes background to the biblical truths taught throughout the week.
The opener, the daily videos, the recreation team names, spirit day and the free camp dvd are some of the programming elements we use to capture campers attention, win their trust, and direct their focus to the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Local Church Ministry
Let us agree on one thing: your youth pastor—not us or any other ministry resource provider—knows your youth group best.
We run Hume SD in order to give youth pastors freedom to do what they do best—relate to students, listen, offer guidance, love. To that end, we free them up from the myriad details required for a successful, memorable camping experience—the programming, lodging, meals, recreation, speakers, music. They do enough of that anyway.
So this time, we'll do the footwork while your youth pastors ministers to your students. After all, when Jesus left this planet, he left behind a church, not a camp.
Pricing & Details
2016 Church Group Pricing
Camper $450*
Counselor $275
No minimum group size required. Counselor to Camper ratio of 1 to 7 is requested per gender. Price includes meals, lodging, program, web link to highlight videos from the week, and recreation T-shirt. Extra activities are available at additional cost or deposit.
*Individuals without church groups are welcome to attend. They will be under the care and supervision of a Hume staff counselor. Individual Camper tuition is $75 over the standard church group rate.
Registration Details
For all the information on registering, check out the guide:
The off-campus release forms for Ocean Experience & New Vision Urban Ministries have been included in the online registration process again this year, so everyone will have filled these out already.
We have been able to coordinate with another partner (the Mission Bay Aquatic Center) for some of our Off-Campus Free Time Activities, which has opened up more spots for students to participate in activities.
Unfortunately, for reasons outside of our control, we were were unable to incorporate the Mission Bay Aquatic Center release form into our online registration system this year. We have been trying to get everything set to have this release form as part of our online registration system, but we regretfully were not able to get it all worked out for this year.
Please have a parent/guardian of each of your students fill out and sign the release form, and turn them in when you check in at camp. You can download the form below:
Mission Bay Aquatic Center Release Form
Optional Afternoon Activities Pricing
On Campus
- Air Soft - $5
- Archery Tag - $5
- Bubble Soccer - $5
- Disc Golf - Free ($5 refundable deposit)
- Basketball & Volleyball - Free ($5 refundable deposit)
- Tatonka (Mechanical Bull) - Free
- Climbing Wall - Free
- Rec Room - Billiards, Foosball, Ping Pong - Free
Off Campus
- Beach - Free (transportation provided)
- Surfboard Rental - $10 per day
- Boogie Board Rental - $5 per day
- Surfing Lessons - $25 includes instruction, wetsuit & board
- Sea Kayaking & Stand-up Paddleboarding - $25 includes guide and all necessary equipment
- Mission Bay Beach Cruiser Tour - $10 includes guide, bicycle & safety equipment
What to bring
Bible, notebook, pencil, flashlight, sleeping bag, pillow, toiletries, warm and cool clothes, jacket, modest one-piece swimsuit (no tankinis), $60-$100 recommended spending money for activities and keep sakes. (Remember: Girls no bare midriffs or spaghetti straps; guys, no sagging.)
What not to bring
Drugs (unless prescribed by a doctor), alcohol, tobacco, fireworks, firearms, electronic devices.
Hume Lake Contact Number at Point Loma
Phone: 559 305-7711
Fax: 559 305-7712
Camper Mail Address
PLNU - Conference Services
Hume SD (Dates of Camp)
Camper Name / Church Registered With
3900 Lomaland Drive
San Diego, CA 92106
For example:
PLNU - Conference Services
Hume SD (July 10-15, 2016)
Johnny Smith / American Bible Church
3900 Lomaland Drive
San Diego, CA 92106
2015 Schedule
Each afternoon during free time, campers are given the opportunity to put what they're learning at camp into practice through opportunities to reach out.
New Vision Christian Fellowship is our partner in reaching the urban areas of San Diego. Over 10,000 homeless people live in San Diego, with over 20% of those being women and children. New Vision affords Hume SD campers opportunities in Hotel Ministry, Service Projects, Street Ministry, and Homeless Shelters. A $15 per participant donation goes to New Vision to help provide desperately needed supplies for this ministry opportunity and to help New Vision's ongoing ministry. If you will need us to arrange and provide transportation for your group doing the urban ministry, there will be an additional $5 charge per person to help cover the cost of transportation.
Check out the descriptions and details of the different Urban Ministry opportunities we have for you at Hume SD on this pdf: Hume SD Urban Missions
Please contact Jeff Brannan at email@example.com or call 559.305.7711 for more information and to sign up your students.
2016 Theme: BINGO
We live in the midst of a world that is not the way God intended it to be.
The prophet Elijah also experienced ungodliness happening all around him yet chose to trust and obey the Lord's commands by taking a stand and proclaiming God's truth. This summer Hume will take a look at the life of Elijah and challenge students to proclaim God's truth in an ungodly culture.
Theme Verse
1 Kings 18:37a - "Hear me, O Lord, hear me, that this people may know that You are the Lord God."
Theme Teaser
Spirit Day
Rootin'-Tootin', Rockin'-Sockin', Hootin'-Hollerin' HOEDOWN
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H_ACA_box_snoRNA: Members of the box H/ACA family contain an ACA triplet, exactly 3 nt upstream from the 3' end and an H-box in a hinge region that links two structurally similar functional domains of the molecule. Both boxes are important for snoRNA biosynthesis and function. A few box H/ACA snoRNAs are involved in rRNA processing; most others are known or predicted to participate in selection of uridine nucleosides in rRNA to be converted to pseudouridines. Site selection is mediated by direct base pairing of the snoRNA with rRNA through one or both targeting domains.
nc_conserved_region: Non-coding region of sequence similarity by descent from a common ancestor.
Small nucleolar RNA SNORA2/SNORA34 family: The members of this family belong to the H/ACA class of snoRNAs which are predicted to guide the sites of modification of uridines to pseudouridines [1]. This family includes human snoRNAs ACA2a (SNORA2A), ACA2b (SNORA2B) and ACA34 (SNORA34). ACA2a and ACA2a are predicted to guide pseudouridylation of U4263 and U4282 in 28S rRNA and ACA34 is predicted to guide the pseudouridylation of residue U4269 and U4282 of 28S rRNA [2]. In humans all three of these snoRNAs share the same host gene [2].


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Bundaberg: Dophins
Raw like the sashimi of rum
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Sydney, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Andy Dilallo
Creative Director: Tim Green
Art Director: Tim Green
Copywriter: Rupert Taylor
Producer: Adrian Appel / Katapolt
Producer: Aline Martinais, Laure Dupont / Continental Prods Paris
Photographer: Jean-Yves Lemoigne / Katapolt
Retoucher: Christophe Huet / Asile Paris
Typographer: Stuart Tobin
Published:September, 2011
7 comments
AdBuzzerSep 09, 2011 - 19:37
I really like this campaign, though I'm not sure about the use of dolphins here.
TrollSep 12, 2011 - 3:28
Booze and beastiality. The natural progression.


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German Chancellor Merkel Fractures Hip In Skiing Accident
German Chancellor Angela Merkel fractured a hip during a cross-country skiing accident in the Swiss Alps, her spokesman, Steffen Seibert, said on Monday.
He says the injury will confine the German leader to a bed for about three weeks, so Merkel has cancelled some meetings.
From Berlin, NPR's Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson sent this report for our Newscast unit:
"Seibert told reporters that the accident occurred at low speeds. He says Merkel at first thought she'd only bruised the left side of her lower back. But doctors say she suffered an 'incomplete' bone fracture that requires bed rest.
"As a result, the chancellor canceled a planned visit to Warsaw on Wednesday. And the Luxembourg prime minister called off his trip to Berlin on Thursday.
"Seibert says Merkel will still preside over government and cabinet meetings. The German parliament reconvenes next week."
USA Today reports that Merkel suffered the injury during the Christmas break, but it wasn't until she got back to Berlin that her doctors told her she had a broken hip that will need bed rest to heal.
The paper adds: "Fellow German and Formula One legend Michael Schumacher remains in a medically-induced coma for a severe brain trauma suffered while skiing in the French Alps over a week ago."
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