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Duncannon, PA Lawyers and Law Firms
Duncannon, Pennsylvania Attorneys
Metzger Wickersham
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Personal Injury Attorneys(717) 238-8187 or (800) 946-9461
Metzger Wickersham is a Pennsylvania personal injury law firm that provides skilled legal representation to victims injured due to negligence such as vehicle and motorcycle accidents, slip and falls, workplace accidents, dangerous drugs, defective products. We also handle premises liability claims,...
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Ira H. Weinstock, PC
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation, Employment & Labor Union Attorneys(717) 238-1657 or (866) 632-0348
Ira H. Weinstock P.C. in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, helps individuals with their labor, workers' compensation, unemployment compensation and Social Security disability issues. The firm has more than 100 years of experience representing working men and women. The firm has handled thousands of cases...
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Haggerty, Goldberg, Schleifer & Kupersmith, P.C.
Harrisburg Personal Injury Attorneys(717) 232-4620 or (844) 895-6880
At Haggerty, Goldberg, Schleifer & Kupersmith, P.C., our Harrisburg personal injury lawyers have stood by the sides of accident victims for more than 50 years. No matter how complicated a situation may be, we can examine all the intricacies of your case and determine which strategies can best...
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Calhoon & Associates
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Attorneys(717) 695-4722 or (877) 291-9675
Calhoon & Associates proudly serves Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. For over 25 years, the law firm's sole focus has been workers' compensation cases.
When you are injured on the job, Attorney Calhoon and Cook will fight for your rights. In fact, they are privileged to work your case with...
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Crisp and Associates, LLC
Harrisburg Criminal Defense Lawyers(717) 412-4676
Crisp and Associates LLC in Harrisburg, PA, provides clients with a criminal defensive strategy. The firm is experienced, has a reputation for successful outcomes and provides high-quality representation. The practice relies on the 30 years of combined experience to develop strategies that help...
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Curcillo Law, LLC
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Lawyers(717) 651-9100
At Curcillo Law, LLC, we are dedicated to providing clients with a skilled defense against all criminal charges. Serving Central Pennsylvania and beyond, we handle misdemeanors and felonies, traffic charges and sex crimes. Whatever the offense, we can help you obtain the best possible outcome. This...
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Fowler White Boggs PA
Business and Litigation Law Firm(717) 237-4800
At Fowler White Boggs P.A., our lawyers are leaders in their respective fields, providing experienced, knowledgeable, trusted and valuable advice to clients.
We have five offices throughout the state of Florida, in addition to the national and international reach we have with our affiliate law...
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Freeburn & Hamilton, P.C.
Pennsylvania Injury, Wrongful Death and Workers' Compensation Lawyers(800) 303-8005
At the law office of Freeburn & Hamilton, we focus on helping injured people get the financial compensation and medical treatment that they deserve. Our firm is capable of representing you in any type of personal injury, wrongful death, product liability and workers' compensation claim.
Other Offices: Newport
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Gover, Perry & Shore
Pennsylvania Criminal Defense Attorneys(717) 260-3546 or (866) 676-8104
The law firm of Gover Perry & Shore has experienced criminal defense attorneys, lawyers who talk straight and work hard, and is respected throughout the Pennsylvania legal community. No matter what charges you are facing, their criminal defense lawyers will be on your side. They have handled...
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Graham & Mauer, PC
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Personal Injury Attorneys(800) 218-0808
Graham & Mauer, P.C. is a personal injury law firm serving eastern and central Pennsylvania. The attorneys here are ready to help victims obtain their rightful compensation, whether it be medical costs, property damage, or even emotional distress.
Since our firm was established in 1994, our...
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Jacobson, Julius & McPartland
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Bankruptcy Attorneys(717) 260-3127 or (877) 570-4657
The Law Office of Leslie David Jacobson is based in Pennsylvania. Founded by the attorney, Leslie D. Jacobson, the law firm represents individuals as well as business clients in professional malpractice cases. Additionally, the attorneys at the law firm provide legal defense in cases pertaining to...
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K&L Gates LLP
Full-Service International Law Firm(717) 231-4500
K&L Gates LLP represents leading global corporations, growth and middle-market companies, capital markets participants and entrepreneurs in every major industry group as well as public sector entities, educational institutions, philanthropic organizations and individuals. Our practice is...
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Kope & Associates LLC
Criminal and Civil Litigation Law Firm(717) 761-7573
At Kope & Associates LLC, our relentless perseverance has proved effective in representing clients in criminal defense and civil litigation matters. The firm was founded by Shane B. Kope in 2004. Our attorneys are committed to providing clients with experienced, effective representation in all...
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Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo
Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Lawyers(717) 238-4195
Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo is a Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation law firm with a long family history of protecting the rights of injured workers. The firm was established in 1936 by Judge Isadore Krasno, who was a trial lawyer and a workers' compensation referee and judge for almost 45 years....
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Law Offices of Katherine L. Niven & Associates, PC
Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability Lawyers(717) 260-3580 or (866) 321-5340
The Law Offices of Katherine L. Niven & Associates, PC, is a Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability law firm covering central and eastern Pennsylvania and is dedicated to treating our clients the way we would want to be treated. Former clients describe the law firm's Harrisburg...
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McCarthy Weisberg Cummings, P.C.
Pennsylvania Employee Rights Attorneys(717) 260-3646 or (866) 716-2315
McCarthy Weisberg Cummings, P.C. provides employment law clients with the legal firepower and moral support necessary to protect essential workplace rights against employers of all sizes throughout Pennsylvania. Our firm combines a thorough knowledge of state and federal employment law with sound...
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Morgan Lewis
International Full Service Law Firm(717) 237-5000
The Harrisburg office opened in 1961 to serve the needs of clients headquartered in Pennsylvania, as well as out-of-state and international companies with operations in the Commonwealth.
The practice initially encompassed Pennsylvania legislative and regulatory matters. The office has grown to...
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The Guy's Attorney - John F. King, Esq.
Divorce Attorney in Camp Hill, PA(717) 412-0244
The Guy's Attorney is a Camp Hill divorce lawyer for men serving Harrisburg PA, Hershey, Middletown, Mechanicsburg, Enola, New Bloomfield, Cumberland County, Perry County and Dauphin County focusing on fathers' rights, including no-fault divorces and child custody, visitation and spousal...
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The Law Office of James R. Moyles
Personal Injury Lawyer in Pennsylvania(717) 233-5400
The Law Office of James R. Moyles is the legal practice of personal injury attorney James R. Moyles, based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and providing legal representation to injured clients throughout the surrounding areas of Pennsylvania. Mr. Moyles has over 30 years of legal experience and has...
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Andreozzi & Associates, P.C.Harrisburg, PA - Law Firm near Duncannon
Personal Injury and Family Law Attorney in Pennsylvania(717) 229-1055
Quite often people dealing with serious injury do not know how the law can help them. They may not understand they have reason to file a claim for compensation for their injuries. Others recognize they may have a claim, but are uncertain of how to move forward or feel uncomfortable discussing their...
Artell Law Group, LLCHarrisburg, PA - Law Firm near Duncannon
Pennsylvania State Tax, Federal Tax, Corporate and Business Counsel, and Employment Law Attorneys(717) 238-4060
We take pride in constantly improving our business relationships, which is shown by our high client retention rates and the success of our clients. Our mission is to always be viewed as a true business partner and to be instrumental in the continued success and growth of each client's business.
Boyle Neblett & WengerCamp Hill, PA - Law Firm near Duncannon
Pennsylvania Personal Injury Lawyer(717) 303-3756
Boyle Neblett & Wenger is a law firm that has been dealing with a range of legal issues of its clients. The practice areas of the firm include handling the issues of DUI stops and checkpoints, field sobriety testing, rights and refusal of breathalyzer and blood tests, ARD and first offense options,...
Boyle, Neblett & WengerCamp Hill, PA - Law Firm near Duncannon
Pennsylvania Bankruptcy Attorney(717) 303-3756
The bankruptcy lawyers at Boyle, Neblett & Wenger, based in Pennsylvania, provide legal services to clients facing consumer or commercial bankruptcy. With free consultations and affordable payment plans, the firm helps in dealing with foreclosures, bankruptcy, debt collection, collection agencies...
Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney PCHarrisburg, PA - Law Firm near Duncannon
Attorneys & Government Relations Professionals(717) 237-4800
Since our inception in 1850, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney has been dedicated to providing client service marked by legal excellence, sound judgment and common-sense practice. Our roots have shaped our work ethic and our integrity.


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Five Oklahomans are recovering Monday morning after a deadly Florida crash.
The crash killed two women from Ohio and injured two other people in the car. Police say the women were driving from Florida to Ohio when the driver drifted into oncoming traffic.
She then hit a truck carrying five Oklahomans. All those in the truck were injured.

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The January 2013 edition of BGjournal features an article on the restoration work UW students have accomplished as part of the Restoration Ecology Capstone course sequence. The capstone works with community partners to accomplish restoration projects in and around Seattle. Capstone projects have helped to restore 15 acres of the Union Bay Natural Area, a former landfill.
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You should have taped it and put it on You Tube!!
I DID IT!!!!! 547,026 points
201 streek
with the player metal head cus he owns
the here kitty kitty guitar
©2000 - 2007 DragonForce
You should have taped it and put it on You Tube!!
Games I have: Wii Sports and Play, Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, Rayman's Raving Rabbids, Super Paper Mario, Super Mario Galaxy, SSBB
Guitar Hero III friend code: 3909-5770-9761
Video Please? Seriously tape yourself doing that and put it on youtube.
Arguing Over The Internet Is Like Participating In The Special Olympics, Even If You Win You Are Still Retarded.
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Hmmm...I"m trying to decide if that is an achievement of some sort or just really, really sad.
But good job, I guess.
If you have nothing good to say, why not just keep your mouth shut? He was proud of what he did, so why drag him to your level with berating comments?Originally Posted by Atomheart
And awesome btw, that song rocks.
Ignorance is as ignorance does...
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©2000 - 2007 DragonForce
I think that was good-hearted berating. Not meant in a spiteful manner as you interpreted it.Originally Posted by ElronMac
But, yeah I agree you should tape yourself doing it. That's a pretty good achievement.
Thanks Star Striker for the sig.
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Isn't there a youtube video or break.com video already of someone doing this?
Congrats btw - that's insane!!!
wow good job! my friend is as crazy as you are. in GH2 he played Jordan on expert w/ 5 stars. ANyways congrats.
Ok you did awesome cause I just played again and got 4 stars on Talk Dirty to Me and I thought I was all cool....lol. yeah I know I really suck, but I thought it was cool.
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Jays are unmistakable – pinkish-buff birds, with a black-and white crown and a jewel-like blue patch on the wing
Jays are moving about in the woods and coming into gardens. They slip through the branches in a curious up-and-down way. Once you get to know it, you easily recognise a jay going by, half hidden in the foliage. Another useful fact is that they are medium-sized birds, just over a foot long. There are not many of those in leafy habitats. Blackbirds are smaller, wood pigeons are bigger. Green woodpeckers and jackdaws come close, but they are so different in their behaviour that one is not likely to mistake a jay for one of those.
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Homemade birthday card Stacy and Ed made for their daughter Rachel
Our focused listening from within, can really tune in our sensitivities, bringing us a wealth of insight about ourselves and the world around us. Listening, I mean really listening to your child can provide valuable information about them as individuals. Some children have a hard time expressing themselves. If you raise them in an intentional conscious way you will sense this and be able to talk about and walk them through their issues and fears that may arise or that they may be trying to hide. As parents this would be a good time to read between the lines, trust your feelings and help them to vocalize their concerns. This is a choice we as humans have to listen quietly from within and act on our intuition. We are all born with this so why not enhance this valuable tool so that our children can utilize it their whole lives. One way it can be described is as our inner guidance system. It comes completely intact when you are born, you just need to acknowledge and utilize it by listening, staying in touch with your feelings and intuition, trusting what's coming through you and knowing that your angels and guides are always with you.
The more you acknowledge and develop this tool it just becomes second nature to you.
Children are very intune with their needs, the foods they like or don't like, the people they do or do not want to hug or be around. There are reasons for this. They are not being difficult or snobs, they are unaware of this type of behavior until you teach it to them. They can be cautious by instinctively going by their feelings, honor this in them. Do not force upon them hugs or foods that their taste buds despise.(That you may love by the way.) They are evolving daily, allow them this gift. Guide them. Protect them. Do not man handle and mold them to be what you want them to be. Teach them to live in society with purpose and passion. Always remember you are raising an adult. Children do also teach parents a thing or two. My own children have taught me some very valuable tools~ messages~thinking processes and even opened doors that I was fully unaware of. Your kids need to know they matter - listen to them. They could be one of the best teachers you have ever had. Shhhhhh, listen ...........don't always talk first...shhhhhh.....feel .
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Bryan wrote:
> Does anyone have an idea of where you could get a server with the VIA
> C7 chips? I know you can buy them individually, but I'd like to buy
> the server pre-made...
> Any help is appreciated...
Aren't some (not ALL) of the new VIA Micro-ITX/Mini-ITX/Nano-ITX (I know
I'm missing one) run the C7 CPU builtin?
Not a bad price for what they're doing.. not the best multimedia
machines, but for some basic router, you'd do pretty well, I would
think. Some/All of the boards include a PCI expansion slot, so adding a
4-port gigabit nic would really work well, except saturating the PCI
Good Luck finding them, post links if you find any.


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Salvatore Ferragamo Rabbit Silk Tie
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Add a pop of colour and pattern to formal looks with this Rabbit Silk Tie from Salvatore Ferragamo. Exquisitely crafted in Italy from pure silk, the playful rabbit design will instantly lift a crisp white shirt and sharp suiting.
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Hornswoggle is the name of my online cross-stitch pattern store. You can find me on Craftsy (preferred!), Etsy, and Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hornswoggle-Store/1398245240431580).View all patterns by designer (197) »
Geometric 8 - That 70s Pattern - Counted Cross Stitch Pattern (X-Stitch PDF)
Thanks for visiting my store! This cross-stitch pattern was personally and lovingly designed by me!
This pattern calls for 5 brown, orange, and yellow colors, but you could substitute any colors you like. I've shown some color options in the images above. The pattern calls for the brown background to be stitched, but if you use brown fabric, you could choose to omit these stitches. Also note that the pattern can be repeated horizontally and vertically to fill whatever finished size you would like. The measurements below correspond to the pattern dimensions shown in the images.
Digital and "Instant Download" items are NOT eligible for returns, refunds, or exchanges due to the nature of digital media. Please read the item description carefully before purchasing one of my patterns.
(c) 2014. All of my patterns are copyrighted. You may stitch them yourself and give the finished products as a gift, but please do not share, distribute, or re-sell the pattern.
* Difficulty Level: Easy. Appropriate for somebody's first project.
* Back-stitch?: No.
* Half Stitches or Other Specialty Stitches?: No.
* Number of DMC Colors: 5
* Total Number of DMC Skeins Needed: 5
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* Included Files: color pattern, b&w pattern, color large-print pattern, b&w large-print pattern. (Large print patterns will use up more printer paper and ink, so they are only recommended for people with poor eyesight or who typically wear reading glasses.)
* De-speckling (Confetti) and Minimization of Threads: When I am creating my cross-stitch patterns, I try to group stitches of a particular color together so it's easier to stitch. I know it's annoying to start a new thread just to stitch one speck and then weave back in. As much as possible, I've tried to avoid this. I also try to minimize the number of thread colors required, without sacrificing detail. (Beware of sellers who don't tell you ahead of time how many colors are required to complete a pattern!)
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LIBERTY - Members of the Liberty Junior Senior High School Class of 2012 closed the books on their high school careers Saturday evening during a commencement in the school auditorium honoring 33 graduates.
The ceremony not only marked a landmark in the lives of the students, but also the school's. It was the school's 100th graduating class, according to keynote speaker Benjamin Zeafla, a member of the school's Class of 1962.
Zeafla, who was introduced by Melissa Vollman, class salutatorian, gave a brief history of the school, from which 10 students graduated in 1913.
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Brooke Scott-Knecht, president of the Liberty High School Class of 2012, speaks Saturday during the school's commencement ceremony.
He focused most of his remarks on comments and words of advice provided by nine former students - one from each decade the school has existed - and one current student, Brian J. Heyd, who received his diploma a short time later.
To represent the school's first decade, he read a poem written by Ruby Bastian Beck, Class of 1918, then the other comments in chronological order, by decade.
The advice of Dorothy Persun Watkins, Class of 1942, was "Pay attention," while Larry Mase, Class of 1952, said, "Go for it."
David Raker, Class of 1972, remembered a teacher who predicted the widespread use of computers and told students to learn typing to increase proficiency on the keyboard.
Zeafla himself remembered a teacher whose effective cure for inattentiveness was an "aggressive slap on the back of the head," but said his education at the school laid the foundation for his success in life.
His advice to the Class of 2012: "If it's worth doing, its worth doing right."
The ceremony included the singing of the National Anthem by seniors Jessica Fizzano and Mark Munford, an invocation by Fizzano, and greeting by Brooke Scott-Knecht, class president.
During her address to her classmates, Kathryn Moyer, valedictorian, encouraged them to "dream big but stay firmly rooted in what you believe."
"One person can make a difference," she said. "That person is you."
School Board President Barbara Shull and Brian Litzelman, class co-adviser, presented diplomas to the graduates, while high school Principal Francis M. Jaquish, who is retiring this year, and Erin Litzelman, class co-adviser, presented student awards.


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The church way leads from Binn to the St. Michael parish church in Wilere. Turn sharp right onto the new Flurstrasse in the upper part of the hamlet. The so-called bible path then leads along the meadows from Schapulmatte and Meiggera and then disappears in the forest. Descend to the road after reaching the elevation of the generating station control centre. The Holy Cross (Heilig Kreuz) pilgrimage chapel now only lies a few hundred metres away.
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First off, for you language mavens out there, "funnest" is in fact a word. If you accept that "fun" is an adjective, then I can inflict inflection upon it.
Now, more importantly, it's been a pretty good week for Susan Spicka–the Democrat running against Representative Rob Kauffman in the 89th General Assembly District.
You may remember that Rob Kauffman vehemently and venomously refused to debate Susan Spicka, and then the Mayor of Chambersburg, Peter Lagiovane, hilariously emasculated Kauffman in an editorial, and finally Kauffman agreed to debate Spicka on a radio station away from the public.
At any rate, Susan Spicka was honored Thursday evening at the Keystone Research Center's 2012 Annual Awards Dinner as one of a group of Citizen Activists for Public Education.
"It is an honor to receive this award," said Spicka at the time. "I am proud to be part of a community fighting to ensure that all children in Pennsylvania receive a quality public education. With the help of Education Voters of PA, parents, students, and education advocates from across the commonwealth have come together to speak with a unified voice against the misguided priorities in Harrisburg."
Now, on the heels of receiving KRC's award, Spicka is using her momentum. She's holding the grand opening of her campaign headquarters in Shippensburg this week, but here's the cool thing:
Her office isn't located in a commercial building or a like-minded attorney's law office. Instead, Spicka is opening a family friendly "Campaign Cottage" that includes not only a horse shoe pit, but also a complete play area with toy cars and diggers for kids as well as a scenic porch overlooking an old mill pond where volunteers can take a break and eat tons of leftover cookies from the Bake Sale for Public Education.
"People tell me they've never seen a campaign headquarters quite like ours, and I think they're right," said Spicka. "It's peaceful, welcoming, and family friendly."
Susan's campaign manager, John Alosi, noted that the headquarters is opening two months ahead of schedule due to the high level of volunteer activity.
"We planned to open a headquarters in August, but we found we needed the space right now for volunteers to make phone calls," said Alosi. "The number of people who are eager to work on the campaign right now simply exceeded our expectations. It's a problem we are happy to have."
"We really wanted a space where our volunteers, many who have never worked on a campaign before, could feel comfortable getting involved," added Spicka.
Alosi noted that the campaign is running volunteer phone banks two nights a week, and is continuing to do door-to-door canvassing across the deep-red district.
It's going to take a lot of work for this feisty firebrand Democrat to edge out Rob Kauffman, but Susan Spicka seems to be off to a great start.


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"The experience was pretty wonderful."
Mr. Michael Armstrong underwent a hybrid revascularization procedure after noticing abnormal chest pains while exercising. Michael has worked in the health care industry for many years, so he quickly realized what he was experiencing could be signs of a heart attack and he consulted his primary care physician. Michael told his physician about the symptoms and the physician quickly referred him to Emory University Hospital Midtown for an innovative procedure called hybrid coronary revascularization.
Soon after the procedure Michael was back to work and back to his normal daily activities. He could not be more pleased with the outstanding work of the physicians and staff at Emory University Hospital Midtown. He credits their expertise and caring attitude for his quick recovery.


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As the price of new vehicles continues to rise, leasing is becoming a more popular option.
At the beginning of 2010, the credit market began to stabilize and leasing, which was very popular in 2006-07 before it took a nose dive in 2008, has made a comeback, said John Sternal, vice president of LeaseTrader.com.
"Leasing is on its way back. About one third of vehicles are leased in a healthy economy," Sternal said. "Between 15 and 20 percent of all vehicles sold are leased, that is up from 9 percent before the credit collapse."
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Sales Manager Tim Edmundson Sr. goes over a customer's paperwork on a new car lease on Wednesday at the Dean Patterson Chevrolet Cadillac Mazda Hyundai dealership at 101 Pleasant Valley Blvd., Altoona.
Many local dealers said they are seeing an increase in leasing.
"Last January we did one or two. This January we did between 10 and 15 leases. In February, we were up to about 20 leases," said Bob Bradley, sales manager at Courtesy Ford Kia, Altoona. "Leasing is an attractive way to buy a car again; it is a good deal for the customer."
Greg Sloan, general sales manager at Five Star Suzuki, Altoona, is also seeing an increase in leasing.
"We have some favorable leasing programs. That certainly helps," Sloan said. "All leasing is is an alternate method of financing; it is not for everybody, but it is a good program for many."
Most leases today are for two or three years with four years the maximum.
"The days of long-term leases are over," Bradley said.
Dealers said leasing is advantageous.
"Leasing tends to be a win-win," said Eric Noll, sales manager of Blair Honda, Altoona. "The customer gets a new vehicle every other year or so, and the dealer has low-mileage vehicles to sell when they are returned."
"You will use the most useful life of the car, and it is still under full factory warranty," Bradley said. "If you lease for three years and turn it back, you can get another car and start the process over again."
Leasing can give the customer a lower monthly payment than if he or she purchases a new vehicle, which depreciates after the purchase.
"You get into a shorter term so you can trade more often. It gets you in a new vehicle every two or three years rather than six years for about the same payment," said Tim Edmundson, sales manager at Dean Patterson Chevrolet Cadillac Mazda Hyundai. "There is an old philosophy that you buy things that go up in value and lease things that go down in value."
Bradley is a big proponent of leasing.
"I am in the car business and all of my personal vehicles we have leased over the last 15 years," Bradley said. "If it was not a good deal, I wouldn't do it."
Leasing is not for everyone.
"If you are driving excessive miles, you may not want to lease and it may be best to buy," Sloan said. "If you drive 20,000 to 22,000 miles a year, you can still lease the car and pay for the miles up front or at the end."
"The bottom line is are you going to drive a lot and do you want a different car every three or four years," Sternal said. "If your answer is 'no' to the first and is 'yes' to the second, you should consider leasing - you can get more car for your money from a monthly payment standpoint."
Once the lease runs out, the customer has options.
"The first option is to keep it; you are not obligated to keep it," Sloan said. "You also have a choice if it is worth more than you owe: You could buy it and sell and keep the equity."
The vehicle will be examined when you return it.
"At the end of the lease, the car is evaluated. If it has excessive damage, you will pay for it," Sloan said. "If you have bald tires and some big dents, the lease company will look at it. I have never had anything like that happen here; most people bring them back in good condition."
Dealers help customers try to determine whether it is best to lease or buy.
"Look at the payments and what you can afford," said Matt Stuckey, president of Stuckey Ford and Stuckey Subaru, Hollidaysburg. "The advantage of leasing is your payments are less over a short term."
Customers should make sure they read the agreement before they sign it.
"You need to check the fine print because there may be fees due at signing," Noll said. "Anytime a manufacturer advertises a specific fee, you need to read the fine print to see how they got to that amount."


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While thinking about how baseball will never sound the same, it's time for an all-Harry Kalas e-mail bag.
Since 1971, Phillies fans have been comfortable inviting Harry into their living rooms, cars, backyards, beach blankets and anyplace else they wanted to hear or see the game. And we were always comfortable with Harry in our presence. How many times have you heard someone say about an announcer, "That guy gets on my nerves." You never heard that about Harry.
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After trading for, and signing, goaltender Jocelyn Thibault yesterday, the Penguins can now focus on their other needs.
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June Montgomery
June Montgomery, 85, of Amarillo died Sunday, July 5, 2009.
Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Dreamland Cemetery in Turkey with Stewart Smith of Church of Christ officiating. Arrangements are by Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
Mrs. Montgomery was born Dec. 30, 1923, in Hugo, Okla., to Perry and Letha Dickey. She met the love of her life, Archie Montgomery, in Idabel, Okla., while he was stationed at Camp Maxey in Paris, Texas.
A popular song at the time was called "Five and Ten Cent Store." The couple met at a five-and-ten cent store, where she was working at the time, and they claimed that song as their own.
They were married July 1944 in Hugo. The couple lived and farmed south of Turkey for the majority of their lives.
She was a homemaker and so much more, taking care of both of their families during illness and times of need. In addition to driving the farm tractor, working as a carpenter when needed and raising pigs and chickens, she also was a talented home decorator and loved arts and crafts, especially ceramics. Although she didn't have much spare time for hobbies, she was a rock hound, had a passion for all animals, and enjoyed all types of music, particularly western swing and Dixieland.
Mrs. Montgomery also was a member of the Church of Christ. June moved to Amarillo this year to be closer to family.
She was preceded in death by her husband on Dec. 15, 1996.
Survivors include a brother, Perry Dickey Jr. and wife Mary of Broken Bow, Okla.; four sisters, Virginia Mason and husband Cliff, Pauline Hite, Lynda Madrigal and Jane Hall and husband James, all of Amarillo; and many loving nieces, nephews and friends.
Please sign the online guest book at www.schoolerfuneralhome. com.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Geraldine "Gerry" Clay Martin
Geraldine "Gerry" Clay Martin, 74, of Amarillo died Friday, July 3, 2009.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Cox-LaGrone Funeral Home Benton Chapel, 4180 Canyon Drive, with Mike Ecker officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery.
Mrs. Martin was born Feb. 26, 1935, in Levelland to Thurman and Alice Sims. She grew up in the Littlefield area and practiced real estate from 1968 to 1977. Gerry worked in real estate and property management for more than 35 years in Houston and Amarillo.
She loved spending time with her family and reading mystery novels, and she was famous for her "MeMaw mashed potatoes" cooked especially for all her grandchildren.
The family wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Lim, the staff at Texas Oncology, all of the nursing staff at the NWTH Oncology Floor and her very special caregiver, Lisa Shanks.
She was preceded in death by her husband, W.H. Martin, in 1993; her parents; a brother, Stanley Sims; and a sister, Joyce Dunham.
Survivors include two daughters, Sherry Dunham and husband Bill of Amarillo and Sheila Rodriguez and husband Noel of Buda; two sons, Brent Clay of Amarillo and Kent Clay and wife Andrea of Dallas; three sisters, Brenda Lackey and husband Walter of Muleshoe, Sandra Ware and husband Jerry of Spanaway, Wash., and Delilah Weeks and husband Rodney of Springfield, Ill.; three brothers, Aubrey Sims of Hereford, Truman Sims and wife Donna of Woodville and Joe Bob Sims and wife Lettie of San Diego; 10 grandchildren; a great-grandson; her special aunts, Jo Phillips, Arvella Tipton, Faye Attaway and Rose Couch; her special uncle, Wesley Dyer; and her lifelong friends, Liz Caulfield of Las Cruces, N.M., and Mae Hargrove of Dimmitt.
Friends and family are invited to a luncheon reception at The Party Barn, 7200 Canyon Drive, prior to the service beginning at 11:30 a.m.
Sign the online guest book at www.coxlagrone.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Juanita Bagwell Owens
Juanita Bagwell Owens, 99, of Amarillo died Saturday, July 4, 2009.
Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Llano Cemetery with the Rev. James H. Lauderdale officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Juanita was born Feb. 22, 1910, at home, on land which is now part of the JA Ranch. She was delivered at home, by her grandfather a pioneer Panhandle doctor. Her parents were John Lowry Bagwell and Lillie Mae Summerour Bagwell.
Juanita graduated from Claude High School in 1927 and subsequently attended West Texas State Teachers College (now West Texas A&M University) in Canyon.
Juanita married Rhea H. Owens on May 21, 1931, in Amarillo. He died in 1966. Mr. Owens, until his retirement, operated furniture stores in Amarillo and Abilene.
Juanita was very outgoing, enjoyed her family and friends, and loved to travel. Despite her age, she was determined to live within the comfort of her Ong Street home until 2008.
Juanita enjoyed cooking, entertaining, playing bridge, traveling, PEO Chapter B, volunteer service at St. Anthony's Hospital and being a loving grandmother and great-grandmother. She was a member of Polk Street United Methodist Church.
In addition to her husband, Juanita was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Fay Dellis Adams; a brother, Howard Bagwell; and a daughter, Virginia "Ginger" Lauderdale.
Survivors include a daughter, Juana Ree Owens Forrester and husband Carroll Mack Forrester of Amarillo; a son-in-law, Jim Lauderdale of McAllen; five grandchildren, Matthew Forrester and Miles Forrester, both of Amarillo, Mack Forrester of Dallas, Sara Lauderdale Tippit of McAllen and James Lauderdale of Austin; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
The family suggests memorials be to Amarillo Downtown Women's Center, 409 S. Monroe St., Amarillo, TX 79101; Polk Street United Methodist Church, 1401 S. Polk St., Amarillo, TX 79101; Claude Cemetery, P.O. Box 189, Claude, TX 79019-0189; or Llano Cemetery, P.O. Box 563, Amarillo, TX 79105-0563.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Opal Dickson Thomas
Opal Dickson Thomas, 92, of Amarillo died Friday, July 3, 2009.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Hedley United Methodist Church in Hedley with the Rev. Ervin Emmert, pastor, and Bill Carson officiating. Burial will be in Rowe Cemetery in Hedley by Robertson Funeral Directors of Clarendon.
Mrs. Thomas was born April 18, 1917, in Hedley to John Green and Mollie Dukes Dickson. She attended Hedley schools.
She was employed at Polk Street Methodist Church and later by Amarillo Independent School District from which she retired in 1982.
She married Joe Thomas on Jan. 22, 1938, in Memphis. They were married for 40 years.
She was preceded in death by four sisters, Jewel Quisenberry, Fay Dickson, Mae Wilson Thornberry and Golden Johnson; a nephew, Richard Dickson; and her beloved husband, Joe Thomas.
Survivors include a brother, J.M. Dickson of Turkey; three nieces, Peggy Struble of Toccoa, Ga., Dixie Gartrell of Houston and Linda Phelan of Austin; three nephews, Jack Quisenberry of Tyler, John Dickson of Hedley and Tony Mikesell of St. Louis; special friends, Helen McMillen and Linda Boyett, both of Amarillo, and Marie Cruse of Turkey; and many great-nieces, great-nephews, numerous relatives and friends.
The family suggests memorials be to Rowe Cemetery Association, P.O. Box 185, Hedley, TX 79237.
Sign the online guest book at www.RobertsonFuneral.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Paul Edward Tolbert
Paul Edward Tolbert, 67, of Canyon died Thursday, July 2, 2009.
A private family memorial service will be today. Arrangements are by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors Coulter Chapel, 8310 S. Coulter St.
Paul was born July 25, 1941. He will be remembered as a devoted father and terrific husband.
Survivors include his wife, Linda; two children, Anthony and Linda; five stepchildren, Roby Shoemaker and wife Terri, Jennifer Robinson and husband Larry and Leah Clay and husband James, all of Canyon, and Randall Robinson and Stacy Mock, both of Amarillo; 16 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
Sign the online guest book at www.blackburnshaw.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Alice Noble Chamberlain
OKLAHOMA CITY - Alice Noble Chamberlain, 85, died Saturday, July 4, 2009.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Northwest Christian Church. Arrangements are by Ford Funeral Service of Midwest City.
Alice was born June 22, 1924, in Indianapolis to the late Willard T. and Mabel Bernethy. She was raised in Iowa, then moved to Washington, D.C., during World War II to serve in the war department.
She married her wartime pen pal, the late John Noble in 1945. The couple raised their five children in the Texas Panhandle towns of Sunray and Fritch.
Alice moved to Oklahoma City in 1972, and began a career in accounting. She retired in 1995 from Cellular One/AT&T.
Following her career, she served as a volunteer at Mercy Hospital for more than 10 years. In 1998, she married Jerry Chamberlain of Oklahoma City. The couple was happily married until 2003, when Chamberlain succumbed to cancer.
Alice was a loving mother and grandmother. She was an attentive and caring friend. Her strength of spirit was an inspiration to all. Her smile and contagious personality will be greatly missed.
She was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Jerry Chamberlain; and two sons, Robert "Bob" and Roy Noble.
Survivors include three children, Carol Noble of Oklahoma City, John Noble and wife Nancy of Amarillo, Texas, and Ruth Dennis and husband Gordon of Tulsa; 10 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Myrtle Ruth Nine
LAVERNE, Okla. - Myrtle Ruth Nine, 83, died Thursday, July 2, 2009, in Booker, Texas.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Fairview United Methodist Church in Slapout with the Rev. Bill Long and the Rev. Carl Nine officiating. Burial will be in Fairmont Cemetery in Follett, Texas, by Myatt Funeral Home of Laverne.
Mrs. Nine was born April 20, 1926, in Slapout to Vinnie Coy and Emma June Hummer Trout. She married Kenneth William Nine on Oct. 12, 1947, in Slapout.
Survivors include two sons, Michael Dean Nine of Fargo and David Lynn Nine of Laverne; a daughter, Kimberlee June Nine of Oklahoma City; three brothers, Ray Troutt of Helena, Marvin Troutt of Topeka, Kan., and George Troutt of Satanta, Kan.; a sister, Ruby Jean Piersall of Perryton, Texas; four grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Voice of the Martyrs, in care of the funeral home, P.O. Box 909, Laverne, OK 73848.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
The Rev. Ray Forbes
ACKERLY - The Rev. Ray Forbes, 84, died Saturday, July 4, 2009.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Mobeetie Cemetery in Mobeetie with the Rev. Tom Forbes officiating. Arrangements are by Myers & Smith Funeral Home of Big Spring.
Rev. Forbes was born April 21, 1925, in Crandell, Kaufman County to Barbara and Joe Forbes. He married Velma Patton on April 16, 1944, in McCauley. She preceded him in death on Aug. 13, 2006.
He was a minister in the United Methodist Church for more than 30 years and pastored churches at Enochs/Bledsoe, Cone, Tulia, Vera, Draw/Grassland, McAdoo, Mobeetie, Cotton Center, Hart, Darrouzett, Estelline and Ackerly. He was an avid worker in church youth camps.
He also was preceded in death by a son, Lonnie R. Forbes Sr., and a grandson, Tommy Forbes II.
Survivors include a son, Tom Forbes and wife Wanda of Ackerly; a brother, Dick Forbes and wife Billie of Weatherford; three grandsons, Lonnie R. Forbes Jr. of Idaho and John David Forbes and Alan Deon Parker, both of Pampa; and two great-grandchildren, Dillon Forbes and Lilly Forbes, both of Pampa.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Leave online condolences at www.myersandsmith.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Tammy Hill Canaday
PAMPA - Tammy Hill Canaday, 38, died Saturday, July 4, 2009, in Lubbock.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors Colonial Chapel with the Rev. Norman Rushing, pastor of Central Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery.
Mrs. Canaday was born Aug. 2, 1970, in Canyon. She married Steve Canaday on June 27, 2008, in Pampa.
Survivors include her husband; three daughters, Courtney Hill and Heather Hill, both of Pampa, and Falon Canaday of Skellytown; a son, Chantry Canaday of Pampa; her parents of Sedalia, Mo.; two brothers, Brad Dillon of Lincoln, Mo., and Patrick Perry of Sedalia; four sisters, Angela Todd Aaron, Sandra Ross and Amanda Caballero, all of Sedalia, and Dorothy Clark of Canyon.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Ernest Leon "Q.D." Crocker
PAMPA - Ernest Leon "Q.D." Crocker, 90, died Saturday, July 4, 2009.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors Colonial Chapel with Tim Roberts, Baptist minister, officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery.
Mr. Crocker was born July 8, 1918, in Konawa, Okla. He married Veta Bell, his wife of 71 years, on Oct. 30, 1938, in Shamrock.
Survivors include a daughter, Sherry Garmon of Pampa; and three grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Meals on Wheels, 302 E. Foster St., Pampa, TX 79065.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Bill Freeman
DALHART - Bill Freeman, 74, died Saturday, July 4, 2009, in Amarillo.
Private family services will be at a later date. Arrangements are by Horizon Funeral Home of Dalhart.
Mr. Freeman was born March 9, 1935, in Dalhart to Jess and Bessie Matthews Freeman. He married Melba Marie Arnold.
Survivors include his wife; a son, Jeffrey Freeman of Dalhart; three brothers, Marson "Milton" Freeman of Clinton, Okla., Donald "Max" Freeman of Sanger and Melvin "Leroy" Freeman of Dalhart.
The family suggests memorials be to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Clay A. Adams
GARDEN CITY, Kan. - Clay A. Adams, 47, died Thursday, July 2, 2009, in Holcomb.
Memorial services will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday in First Assembly of God Church in Garden City with the Rev. John Hubbard, pastor, officiating. Arrangements are by Price & Sons Funeral Home of Garden City.
Mr. Adams was born March 18, 1962, in Amarillo, Texas, to Cloyd C. and Wanda J. Spurill Adams. He married Dee Elliott on Nov. 25, 2008, in Garden City.
Survivors include his wife; his father; his stepfather, Jerry Jones of Amarillo; and a brother, Jerry Adams of Amarillo.
The family suggests memorials be to Clay Adams Memorial Fund, in care of the funeral home, 620 N. Main St., Garden City, KS 67846.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
Ethel Mae Freeman
BROWNWOOD - Ethel Mae Freeman, 83, died Saturday, June 27, 2009.
Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. today in Coggin Avenue Baptist Church in Brownwood. Arrangements are by Davis-Morris Funeral Home of Brownwood.
Ethel was born Feb. 27, 1926, in Merkel to Dennis and Jesse Johnson. She married Truman Freeman on Nov. 6, 1943, in Canyon.
Survivors include a son, Don Freeman of Niceville, Fla.; two daughters, Rita Lee of Tulia and Nelda Patterson of Amarillo; a sister, Faye Hart of Olden; nine grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, July 6, 2009
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A man who fled police in western Iowa at speeds up to 100 mph is recovering after being shot at by a state trooper in Council Bluffs, KETV-TV reported.
Iowa officials say the incident began around 7 a.m. Sunday when a state trooper tried to pull over a man driving a stolen vehicle.
During the chase, the trooper 's car went into a ditch on U.S. Highway 275 northeast of Lake Manawa. Officials say the trooper fired when the driver drove at the trooper.
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Alive Together: New and Selected Poemsby Lisel Mueller
In a collection that represents over thirty-five years of her writing life, this distinguished poet explores a wide range of subjects, which include her cultural and family history and reflect her fascination with music and the discoveries offered by language. In fact, her book is a testament to the miraculous power of language to interpret and transform our world. It is a testament that invites readers to share her vision of experiences we all have in common: sorrow, tenderness, desire, the revelations of art, and mortality - "the hard, dry smack of death against the glass." To this community Mueller presents moments after moment where the personal and public realms intersect, where lives ranging from her own to those of Mary Shelley and Anton Webern illuminate the ways in which history shapes our lives. In "Brendel Playing Schubert," Mueller's breathtaking linguistic virtuosity reminds us how music can transport us out of ourselves and into "the nowhere where the enchanted live"; in "Midwinter Notes," the crepuscular world, stripped of its veil, shines forth as a signal from some realm where the sense of things may be revealed. In the title piece Mueller brings a sense of enduring and unclouded wonder to a recognition of all those whose lives might have been our own.<P><P> Pulitzer Prize Winner
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McLaughlin Pounds 24 Kills in Second Straight Victory
Sept. 18, 2004
WASHINGTON, DC -- The George Washington volleyball team defeated visiting Binghamton University, 3-1, Saturday afternoon in the GW Volleyball Invitational at GW's Smith Center. The Colonials won the match, 33-31, 31-29, 28-30, 30-28, giving GW its second win of the year. Earlier Saturday, Akron downed Jacksonville, 3-0 in the tournament's third match.
GW sophomore Juliene McLaughlin was the go-to player with a match-high 24 kills. GW senior co-captain Molly Law added 15 kills and Lindsey Vernand contributed 14 kills. Sophomore Kelly Kabbes added 11 kills and hit .529 while junior libero Jessica Vesey recorded a match-high 24 digs.
The Colonials hit .254 with 81 kills compared to .239 for Binghamton (68-24-184) in the two-hour, 12-minute match.
Binghamton's Anne Crocus led the Bearcats with 19 kills while teammate Jen Smith added 14 kills and 19 digs. BU's Michele Heck added 17 kills.
The Colonials (2-7) next face Akron (8-4) Saturday at 5:00 p.m. in the tournament finale at Smith Center. The Jacksonville-Binghamton match takes place at 3:00 p.m.
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Action Biker (also known as "KP Skips Action Biker with Clumsy Colin" in the UK) is a 1985 game for 8-bit home computers released by Mastertronic. The game was a tie-in with snack food KP Skips, whose mascot was "Clumsy Colin" who featured in television adverts for Skips at around the time the game was published.
Although marketed under the same title, the ZX Spectrum version of Action Biker differs significantly from the Atari and C64 versions, to the extent that Retro Gamer magazine featured it in their "Same Name, Different Game" column.[1]
Atari 8-bit and Commodore 64 versions[edit]
The player controls the protagonist Clumsy Colin who rides a motorbike and has to navigate a landscape to extra equipment to improve the bike. Once all pieces are collected the player performs a final drag race. There is a time limit, and the player also has a limited number of lives reduced by crashing into background objects.
The Atari and Commodore 64 versions feature an isometric view of the town, which wraps around at the edges.[2] The Spectrum has a different viewpoint.
There are several key areas to the map - the petrol station (where the player can refuel), the lakes (including an island that is initially inaccessible), the rollercoaster (which can be ridden on the C64 and Atari versions) and the building site (which changes shape as the game progresses).[2]
Among the extras collected are a new gearbox (allowing the player to switch to low gear for higher acceleration), water-skis or a snorkel (to allow the player to cross water) and a larger fuel tank.
The Commodore 64 version was positively reviewed by Zzap!64 who thought it was one of the best Mastertronic titles to date and excellent value for money. It was given an 83% overall score.[2]
ZX Spectrum version[edit]
Although the Spectrum version shares the basic gameplay elements of navigating a motorbike around a scrolling city and collecting objects with the Atari and C64 versions, it is otherwise significantly different in both plot and execution.
The aim of this version, according to the instructions is to "find [Colin's] friend Marti and take him to the spaceport". Items helping him do this can be found inside houses around the city. However "the alarm is set to go off at 8 o'clock and wake him up", and Colin will also "wake up" if he collides with other vehicles.[3] (While it may be implied that the game- including the otherwise incongruous "spaceport" reference- takes place within Colin's dream, the instructions do not explicitly state this, and a contemporary Sinclair User review commented that "why Colin is asleep is a mystery.")[4]
In addition, Colin's bike has limited fuel, but "he can gain energy by eating Skips or by refueling at a garage."[3]
This version received generally poor reviews.[4][5][6][7]
The music of the game was composed by C64 game musician Rob Hubbard (also known for his work on Commando, Monty on the Run, Master of Magic, etc.)
- ^ "Same Name Different Game #6", Retro Gamer (77), 2010
- ^ a b c http://www.zzap64.co.uk/cgi-bin/displaypage.pl?issue=004&page=040&thumbstart=0&magazine=zzap&check=1
- ^ a b "Action Biker" cassette inlay card, retrieved 2013-06-21
- ^ a b "Spectrum Software Scene 2: Action Biker", Sinclair User (42), retrieved 2013-06-21
- ^ "Soft Focus: Clumsy Colin", Sinclair Programs (09.85), p. 14
- ^ "Joystick Jury: Action Biker- Clumsy Colin", Your Spectrum (19)
- ^ "Quicksoft: Action Biker", ZX Computing (12.85), p. 57, retrieved 2013-06-21


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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP -- Authorities have announced the arrest of an alleged kingpin to a violent New Jersey sect of the Bloods known as the "Bounty Hunters."
Ronald Kingston, a.k.a. "Bang Boy," 30, is said to have run the sect from his Burlington City apartment, managing hundreds of lower level members either directly or indirectly, in a heroin-for-weapons ring. His arrest resulted from a year-long investigation known as "Operation Fire Extinguisher" because some of the heorin suspected to be connected to the crew had been labeled as "Fire" on the street. (6ABC/CBS3)


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# sticky-situation - Wednesday 19 September, 2012
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The Toronto Blue Jays short-stop will sit out the next three MLB games after sticking a homophobic phrase to his face.
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Canada puzzled by $30 million maple syrup heist
Warehouse staff discovered last week that 4,500 tonnes of the sticky stuff had gone missing – but aren't sure how or when.
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Anti-litter lobby backs 50c tax on chewing gum
Irish Business Against Litter says it supports Phil Hogan's proposal for a gum tax, warning that any tax needs to be steep.
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Twitter? Twipe? Or Am I not Getting it?
Harry McGee
This is a little off-subject. I joined Twitter recently. I wanted to explore its possibilities for political commentary.
The site has been hyped unmercilessly. And the whole idea of a mini blog did sound appealing. And had not Barack Obama and British actor Stephen Fry taken the medium to new heights?
This morning's report by Elanor Burnhill on Morning Ireland confirmed why it doesn't really do it for me. The 140 character message is very good for telling people what individuals are doing right now (Stephen Fry is stuck in a lift, or is in a plane heading towards Japan) but pointless when it comes to imparting what's what in politics.
In the IT, we tend not to personalise our blogs, ie restrain ourselves from focusing on the subjects we know and love best. Posts saying 'on way to Tullamore to do doorstep interview with Cowen' just don't do it for me. The information is so mundane as to render it useless. It takes time out of a very busy working day. And it just seems, so pointless.
Granted, there are times of high drama and unfolding events when conceivably they may be of some us. But giving updated accounts of politics can sometimes be like describing the daily activities of a tortoise.
So, sorry, I just don't get it. It is another alternative to social networking, people giving breaking news about their lives or making small-scale observations about small-scale things.
Perhaps I haven't explored it enough. But the quality of information (as opposed to quantity) on Twitter and on social networking sites like Facebook isn't high. They are all about personalising, ie me-oriented. Even brand Barack is presented like that on Facebook. Check out the Facebook site for Barry's Tea (which somebody told me last week has over 2,000 'friends'). It can only work on Facebook if it is presented as a human being and people address it as such. And even then it's boring. There is an addictive quality to Facebook. But like gaming machines you quickly learn the futility of it. You can't stop yourself from logging in and then you discover that the only update is that somebody you don't really know has offered you a virtual beer (and you don't even drink, virtually or in real life!)
And it's not that Deaglan and I are self-effacing (our egos are so big that it's sometimes hard to squeeze into the office we share). But Twitter doesn't pass the our quality tweshold. Am I wrong?
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Except for the AA butter spot market on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, it was a quiet period for trading of dairy commodities through Wednesday of this week.
There was no activity in the spot market for Cheddar block and barrels during the first three days of this week as the prices stood at their highest point for 2012 for five consecutive trading days through Wednesday - $2.10 per pound for blocks and $2.06 for barrels.
The AA butter spot market has been very active, however, with 13 carloads being sold during the first three sessions this week, including six sales on Wednesday along with an unfilled bid for one carload.
The butter price closed down by one cent per pound at $1.94 on Wednesday. It had fallen by 9.25 cents - to $1.86 per pound - on Friday, Oct. 5 but then rebounded on Monday and Tuesday of this week.
As has been the case for two weeks, there was no trading activity or price change in the spot market for non-fat dry milk. The prices are standing at $1.66 per pound for Grade A and $1.6350 for Grade Extra.
Despite some price dips for nearby months, the dry whey futures prices remained at above 60 cents per pound for all months through January of 2013 and in the 50s for all remaining months of 2013.
In the Class III milk futures, October posted the highest monthly closing price of $21.03 per hundred on Wednesday of this week. The prices retreated modestly for November and December, putting them at $20.75 and $20.37 per hundred respectively.
For 2013, the Class III milk futures show a gradual decline from $19.65 per hundred for January to $17.92 in December. Then they drop sharply, falling to a low of $13.50 per hundred for September of 2014.
Cooperatives Working Together has accepted a batch of five bids from Darigold Cooperative and Dairy Farmers of America for financial assistance on the export of 1.056 million pounds of Cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese and 4,409 pounds of anhydrous milkfat to customers in Central America and Asia. Deliveries are scheduled from October to April of 2013.
Within the coming week, there will announcements on the producer price differential for September in the Upper Midwest Milk Marketing Order 30 and on the national milk production for September.
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Lacy M. Lose, an applied health studies: occupational therapy assistant concentration major from Avis - characterized as a "team player with a truly contagious smile" - has been chosen as September's Student of the Month by the Student Government Association at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Lose, a student worker in Penn College's Madigan Library, is a member of the softball team and serves as secretary for the Student Athletic Advisory Council and the Occupational Therapy Assistant Club.
"Lacy is just one of those people you are immediately drawn to, partly due to her bubbly personality," her chief nominator wrote. "She is always upbeat. Often, her smiling face is the first face you see when entering the Madigan Library and it just adds a lift to your day to see her and have even the briefest of conversations with her.
"She possesses all the qualities to make her an exceptional therapist."
The nomination also included comments from one of the honoree's library co-workers, noting the courtesy and respect that Lose shows others - whether in person, online or on the phone.
"She truly cares about the feelings of others and how her actions may affect (them)," she commented. "Her work ethic and commitment for whatever she may be involved in is very strong. She has volunteered to participate in campus wide events, such as Fall Fiesta and the holiday card-decorating contest, even though she is enrolled in such a demanding program. She is flexible and is always willing to help others whenever or wherever she may be needed within the library. She truly spreads sunshine wherever she may be."
Lose serves as a mentor to the library's new student assistants, helping them adjust to the tasks at hand.
"No job is too menial and everyone is important to her. She has helped with several library displays, providing support and input as needed," the colleague continued. "She keeps a positive attitude, which spreads like wildfire."
Logan A. Gresock
Logan A. Gresock, a construction management major from Copley, Ohio, was chosen as October's Student of the Month by the Student Government Association at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Gresock, a part-time Student Activities assistant at the Bush Campus Center Information Desk, is a member and captain of the Wildcat wrestling team and serves as president of the Student Athletic Advisory Council.
"Logan is a terrific student and a pleasure to work with," his nominator wrote. "He is truly dedicated to his major and the Penn College wrestling program. His smile, enthusiasm, energy and caring nature are contagious to all who know and interact with him."
Among his other accomplishments, Gresock coordinated two dodgeball games to benefit Hope Enterprises Inc., a local organization that provides services to people with developmental disabilities. Last spring, he was a member of Team Awesome, chosen as the "most spirited" among participants in the Walk-It-Out fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
He also served a summer internship with Turner Construction, his nominator noted, "A terrific opportunity to work within his major."
Maggie K. Calkins
Maggie K. Calkins, a pre-physician assistant major from Bloomsburg, has been chosen as November's Student of the Month at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Calkins, a Student Ambassador and second-year Resident Assistant in Campus View Apartments, is a member of the Penn College softball team and a former member of the Wildcat Dance Team.
"Maggie has shown great promise and dedication to her floor and to our complex," her Residence Life nominator wrote. "She has contributed programs, such as Random Acts of Kindness, which included college and community service throughout the week."
A responsible and highly involved student leader who maintains the difficult balance between academics and extracurricular activities, Calkins carries a high GPA in a demanding health sciences major.
"Maggie is a very nice person who cares about students and policies, and continues to advocate and be a voice for those students," her nominator continued.
Jonathan M. Probst
Jonathan M. Probst, a residential construction technology and management major from Allison Park, has been chosen as January's Student of the Month at Pennsylvania College of Technology.
A Senior Resident Assistant in Campus View Apartments and a part-time student clerk in the Residence Life Office, Probst is also a member of the Penn College Construction Association.
"This student constantly serves as a mentor and leader within our college campus," his nominator wrote. "He consistently performs at his job as to what is expected of him and always goes above and beyond within his job title. He strives to complete his projects on time and serves as a friend to everyone on his staff, as well as within the Residence Life community."