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Lewiston High School student Cameron Kirk,17, is among 102 teens nationwide being recognized by the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Each teen will receive $1,000, an engraved medallion and a trip to Washington D.C. There they will compete for one of ten top youth volunteer awards.
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Leonard Cohen's drummer tells Tap what he's listening to
Leonard Cohen's touring drummer Rafael Gayol poses during a sound check at the Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam; you'll notice Mr. Cohen in the background in a fedora. Photo by Hattie Webb (who sings and plays harp and mandolin in Cohen's band). »Read Full Blog Post
Revelers from far and near savor Harley-Davidson anniversary's waning days
For bikers and bipeds alike, the Juneau Ave. block party on Sunday offered the perfect formula to wrap up Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary festival: lots of chrome, leather, loud music and laughs.
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CONWAY - Kathy K. Youree, 48, died Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2003.
Rosary will be at 7 p.m. today in St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Panhandle. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church in Amarillo with the Rev. John Dalton of St. Theresa's Catholic Church officiating. Burial will be in Panhandle Cemetery by Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Panhandle.
Mrs. Youree was born Oct. 29, 1954, in Groom, and was a lifetime area resident. She was a primary music teacher and assisted the band director for Friona ISD. She was also choir director and assistant band director at Panhandle ISD for many years. She was a member of St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church in Amarillo.
She was also a member of Amarillo Harley Owners Group, Texas Music Educators Association, Texas Band Masters Association, and music coordinator and organist at St. Frances Catholic Church. She was a die-hard basketball fan. She married Tim Youree on June 10, 2000, in Groom.
Survivors include her mother, Mitch Kuehler of Panhandle; her husband; two sons, Chad Bertrand of Houston and Mark Youree of Chicago; three daughters, Stacy Harkness of Junction City, Kan., Molly Bertrand of Amarillo and Mandie Judd of Fairfield; a sister, Kim Weller of Panhandle; and three grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Crown of Texas Hospice, 1000 S. Jefferson St., Amarillo, TX 79101.
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Diane Stadler, PhD, RD, LD
Dr. Stadler received a BS in Special Studies with an emphasis in Genetics and Development from Davidson College, an MS in Nutrition Science from Virginia Tech, and a PhD in Human Nutrition from the University of Iowa. She completed a post-graduate fellowship at the Kennedy-Krieger Institute/Johns Hopkins Hospital and focused in nutritional interventions for children with developmental disabilities and/or gene disorders. She worked with dietetic interns at the University of Iowa and directed the Nutrition Science and the Coordinated Masters Programs at the University of Utah before joining the faculty at OHSU in 2000.
Dr. Stadler is an Assistant Professor of Medicine and Director of the Graduate Programs in Human Nutrition at OHSU. Her clinical work and research has focused on dietary interventions for the treatment and prevention of disease including:
- Nutritional rehabilitation of severely malnourished children in Zambia, Africa
- Nutrition education and growth monitoring of infants and young children at risk for malnutrition in the rural mountainous region of eastern Honduras
- Dietary treatment of children with rare genetic disorders
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Master's Program Director
Melanie Gillingham, PhD, RD
Dr. Melanie Gillingham is an Associate Professor in the department of Molecular & Medical Genetics and the Graduate Programs in Human Nutrition at Oregon Health & Science University. She received her BS in Nutrition from Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, TX & her MS in Nutritional Sciences from University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, OK & completed her PhD at University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI. Dr. Gillingham coordinates the Masters programs and maintains an active research laboratory. Her research interests are on the nutritional treatment of inborn errors of metabolism and the effect of diet on fatty acid oxidation. The mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation (FAO) pathway is critical for survival during periods of fasting and for the maintenance of normal body weight and insulin sensitivity. The Gillingham Laboratory has been investigating the metabolic consequences of genetic disorders in the FAO pathway including inherited deficiency of very-long chain acyl CoA dehydrogenase (VLCAD), long-chain 3-hydroxyacyl CoA dehydrogenase (LCHAD) and carnitine palmitoyltransferase type 1A (CPT1A) deficiencies. FAO disorders are inherited in an autosomal recessive manner and collectively have an incidence of 1:9000 live births. Infants with a FAO disorder typically present with hypoketotic hypoglycemia and Reye-like symptoms precipitated by fasting or illness. The treatment for long-chain fatty acid oxidation disorders has been primarily with a modified diet including avoiding long periods of fasting, and frequent high carbohydrate meals. We have been investigating alternative nutritional approaches including fish oil supplements, medium-chain triglyceride supplements prior to exercise, and high protein diet low-fat diets on the outcomes and complications of these disorders. Dr. Gillingham is an active member of the Genetic Metabolic Dietitians International, the Society of Inherited Metabolic Disease, American Society of Nutrition and The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Master's Program Coordinator & Instructor
Julie McGuire, MS, RD, LD
Julie began her academic career at Whitman College in Walla Walla, WA, where she received a BA in Biology and Environmental Studies. After time spent volunteering with AmeriCorps and working in the field of clinical research, she returned to school and received a BS in Nutrition and Food Management from Oregon State University. She is an alumna from the program having completed her dietetic internship and MS in Clinical Nutrition at OHSU. Julie has worked as a clinical dietitian at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center and the VA Portland Health Care System. She has also instructed the Medical Nutrition Therapy course for the School of Biological and Population Health Sciences at Oregon State University. Julie's professional interests include oncology, diabetes, informatics, and the application of clinical research to the field of nutrition. Professional affiliations include the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the Oregon Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, where she is currently a board member. She is also a Nutrition Physical Exam Trainer for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Supervised Practice Coordinator
Sara Wilson Wolfe, MS, RD
Sara is a Registered Dietitian with experience in clinical dietetics, information dissemination/technology, and program coordination and management. Sara graduated from the OHSU Dietetic Internship Graduate Certificate Program and worked as a clinical dietitian at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center before earning her MS in Nutrition Communication from the Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy. Prior to joining the Graduate Programs in Human Nutrition, she was the SNAP-Ed Program Coordinator for the OSU Extension Service and before that a Technical Information Specialist with the Food and Nutrition Information Center (FNIC), National Agricultural Library (NAL). She worked closely with the University of Maryland (UMD) Dietetic Internship serving on their Advisory Board, as a member of the technology training team, and as a mentor and instructor of writing and communication skills to dietetic interns. Her professional interests include nutrition and health communication, health literacy, the application of behavioral economics to nutrition, and public health, specifically related to maternal and infant nutrition. Professional affiliations include the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the Oregon Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Jeri (Greenberg) Finn, MS, RD, LD
Jeri received her MS in Nutrition and Food Management from Oregon State University in 2005 and went on to complete the Mid-Willamette Valley Dietetic Internship in Salem. Prior to joining the OHSU Graduate Programs in Human Nutrition, she worked at the Oregon Dairy Council, where she managed the organization's school-based nutrition education programs. She joined the faculty in the Graduate Programs in Human Nutrition in 2010 as Internship Placement Coordinator and Instructor. She then served as Dietetic Internship Director from 2012 to June of 2015. Her professional interests reside within community and public health nutrition, specifically in the areas of adult education, counseling, health literacy, and weight management. Professional affiliations include the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Nutrition and Dietetic Educators and Preceptors Practice Group, Public Health/Community Nutrition Dietetic Practice Group, and the Oregon Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics where she currently serves on the board of directors as president elect. She has also volunteered with the Commission on Dietetic Registration as an item writer and reviewer, and served as a member of the 2015 Entry-Level Dietetic Practice Audit Task Force.
Assistant Professor
Joyanna Hansen, PhD, RD, LD
Dr. Joyanna Hansen is a faculty member in the Graduate Programs in Human Nutrition and a Metabolic Dietitian in the OHSU Metabolic Clinic. Dr. Hansen completed her BS in biochemistry and molecular biology at Liberty University. In 2013, she earned a PhD in Nutritional Sciences from Cornell University with concentrations in epidemiology and genomics. Her doctoral research focused on the interplay of genes, nutrition, and chronic disease, with an emphasis on associations between vitamin D status and adult lung function. Dr Hansen's continuing research interests include gene-diet interactions that influence health outcomes as well as dietary interventions to reduce chronic disease risk. She is an active member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and Genetic Metabolic Dietitians International.
Assistant Professor
Sandra van Calcar, PhD, RD, LD
Dr. Van Calcar completed her undergraduate work at Oregon State University and Master's Degree in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She then served as a metabolic dietitian in the Biochemical Genetics Program at UW-Madison and her practice included both patient care and clinical research for those with inborn errors of metabolism. She finished her doctorate degree in Nutritional Sciences from UW-Madison in 2009. Her dissertation focused on the use of glycomacropeptide (GMP) as a new protein source for treatment of phenylketonuria (PKU). Dr. Van Calcar joined the faculty of the Department of Molecular and Medical Genetics and Graduate Programs in Human Nutrition in 2014. Her current research interests focus on nutrition management of inborn errors of metabolism (IEM), with emphasis on classical galactosemia, fatty acid oxidation disorders and pregnancy in IEM. She is a founding member of Genetic Metabolic Dietitians International and currently Past-President of this organization. Membership in other national professional organizations include the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the Society of Inherited Metabolic Disease.
Lao-American Nutrition Institute Coordinator & Instructor
Joanna Cummings, MS, RD
Joanna Cummings, MS RD is the Coordinator and Instructor for the Lao-American Nutrition Institute (LANI) in Vientiane, Lao. She received her Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition from OHSU and is a Registered Dietitian. Her clinical and research experience includes pediatric and adult nutrition, inherited metabolic disorders, oncology, and bone marrow transplant. Joanna previously worked as the curriculum coordinator for Metabolic University, an intensive nutrition education program for dietitians, physicians, registered nurses and genetic counselors working with patients with inherited metabolic disorders. Additionally, she has worked extensively on the development of nutrition education tools as the Leadership and Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) trainee at the Child Development and Rehabilitation Center (CDRC) at OHSU, Clinical and Research Dietitian at Children's Hospital Colorado, Oncology Dietitian at the University of Colorado and as an adjunct professor at the University of Northern Colorado. Joanna is based in Vientiane, Lao.
Administrative Coordinator
Alexis Young
Alexis was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. She received her B.S. in General Science from Portland State University in 2012 and studied French and dance on the side. While at PSU, she lead a team to assist WISDOM in writing a grant for their Wisdom of the Elders Radio Series, an American Indian public radio program, to promote awareness of indigenous culture, issues, and community involvement. Alexis started working for the OHSU Provost Office in 2013 supporting affiliated offices. She loves connecting with people from various departments and participating in OHSU activities and events such as the Farmer's Market, Emeritus Luncheon, CDI events, and IPE events. Alexis joined the Graduate Programs in Human Nutrition as Administrative Coordinator in August 2015 and is excited to work more closely with students and the program.


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Hair-care products tangle traffic near Loop 12-Interstate 35E merge in Dallas
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It was a hairy morning for Dallas commuters heading north on Interstate 35E near Manana Drive. According to KDFW-TV, a trailer became detached from an 18-wheeler and was later struck by another truck driver. The early-morning collision caused the trailer carrying curling irons, hair dryers and brushes to flip over.
Dallas police say no injuries were reported. But traffic remained jammed for several hours this morning as crews tried to clean up the mess.
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Ada Louise Huxtable, dean of architecture critics, died today
Ada Louise Huxtable, the dean of architecture critics, died today. She was the first architecture critic for The New York Times and the first journalist to win the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 1970. Writing into her 90s for the Wall Street Journal, she contributed a piece on New York City's Public Library just last month.
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Bel Canto Chorus celebrates Hynson's anniversary
The Bel Canto Chorus and its music director Richard Hynson celebrated Hynson's 25th anniversary with the chorus Sunday afternoon by doing that thing they do - singing.
Performing at the St. Joseph Center Chapel on S. Layton Blvd., Hynson and the singers of Bel Canto chose the Rachmaninoff "All-Night Vigil" for their celebration, a 15-movement a cappella tour de force for chorus that is sung in Russian. »Read Full Article
Repaired after fire, Bourbon & Tunns expected to reopen March 15
Bourbon & Tunns, the former Palms restaurant at 221 N. Broadway, is set to reopen March 15. It closed for repairs after sustaining damage from a basement fire in late December.
The restaurant will open at 11 a.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. »Read Full Blog Post
Monday brunch is on at the Garage on Brady
Milwaukee has another Monday brunch option: at the Garage, 1709 N. Arlington Place, off Brady St.
The brunch, launched a few weeks ago, starts at 10 a.m. and wraps up at 3 p.m. It's aimed at service industry workers (many of whom work Sunday brunch), but is open to anyone with no particular place to be midday on a Monday, of course. »Read Full Blog Post
Sapiro and Zempel shine in Acacia's 'Heaven Sent'
As children sing Christmas carols in the gathering gloom, a man bends over his work desk, trying to ignore the sound. Asked by a neighbor for help, he first wants to ensure she can pay. Encouraged to come join his fellows, he grumpily refuses, preferring to count his safely stowed money.
I could be describing Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," but I'm actually recounting the first scene in playwright Rick Whelan's "Heaven Sent," which is receiving its Midwest premiere courtesy of www.acaciatheatre.com/">Acacia Theatre, under directors Elaine Wyler and Michael Landers. »Read Full Article
Countertenor Terry Barber travels through time with Ensemble Musical Offering
Hearing a finely honed countertenor voice singing the music of the Baroque period is like hearing moments of the past come alive.
Countertenor Terry Barber, internationally known for an exceptionally wide vocal range that ranges from high baritone to octaves usually populated by altos and mezzo-sopranos, has just the voice to make the centuries fall away. »Read Full Article
Mid-April opening expected for Refuge Smoothie Cafe on Farwell
A cafe selling smoothies and on-the-go foods like protein bars will open in mid-April on the east side.
Refuge Smoothie Cafe will open at 2328 N. Farwell Ave. Owner Joshua Janis, who owns the Water St. bars Red Rock Saloon and McGillycuddy's, said the idea for the smoothie cafe grew out of his own inclination toward more healthful foods these days. »Read Full Blog Post
'Founding Gardeners' lecture; wellness fair; Lynden Sculpture Garden dog day
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As the British were preparing to attack New York in 1776, Gen. George Washington wrote to his estate manager about what trees he wanted planted at Mount Vernon - all American natives. Author Andrea Wulf discusses Washington and the other framers of our nation from the point of view of their gardens in "Founding Gardeners: The Revolutionary Generation, Nature and the Shaping of the American Nation." She will give a lecture on the topic Thursday at 6:15 p.m. in the Lubar Auditorium of the Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive. Afterward, there will be a reception in the Café Calatrava. The lecture is free with museum admission ($15 for adults; $12 for students, seniors and members of the military; free for members and children under 12). The reception costs $30 and reservations are requested: call (414) 224-3293. »Read Full Article


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KMFDM, Paloma Faith to perform at Shank Hall
A pair of drastically different European acts—Paloma Faith and KMFDM—are coming to Shank Hall, the venue has announced.
London-based Faith, 27, once turned down an opportunity to play in Amy Winehouse's band, but has since established her own career structured around theatrical costuming and performances (she got her start in London's cabaret scene) and retro soul songs reminiscent of Winehouse and Adele's work. Her latest album, May's "Fall to Grace," featured production work from Nellee Hooper, who has worked with such big names as Madonna, Bjork and U2. »Read Full Article(1)
Milwaukee Rep adds Janis Joplin show to lineup
The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has added a new production, featuring the music of Janis Joplin, to the end of its current season.
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Milwaukee Music Video: See Calliope's treatment for 'Miller City Blues'
Should Apple ever decide to resurrect the iconic dancing silhouettes featured in its iPod commercials, Calliope's latest music video would make a strong audition reel.
I was impressed by the Milwaukee band's spirited set at Riverwest Fest last December and a sound that knocks loudly on The Doors. But as the title of this song, "Miller City Blues," will attest, this is a blues tune, seasoned with tangy harmonica. Victor Buell IV, Calliope's vocalist and guitarist, directed the video, embedded below. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
New MKE Music: Dana Coppa & Mammyth - Just Doing Ill. A Tribute
New music dropped today from rapper Dana Coppa and producer Mammyth in honor of the late great J. Dilla. A couple weekends ago we held "Raise It Up: A Celebration Of J Dilla" (footage coming soon), where all Milwaukee MCs, DJs and artists got together and held a tribute for J Dilla. Everyone put their own spin on Dilla's work but Dana Coppa and Mammyth did something pretty special, as he explains below: »Read Full Blog Post
Alkaline Trio show at Rave among new concert announcements
Pop punk institution Alkaline Trio, hailing from across the state border in McHenry, Ill., is making a tour stop at the Rave June 1.
Milwaukee Air & Water Show dates announced
The annual Milwaukee Air & Water Show will be held Aug. 3 and Aug. 4 along Milwaukee's Lakefront, organizers have announced.
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, celebrating their 60th anniversary, will headline the show. »Read Full Article(2)
Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards at Turner Hall April 14
The Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards are returning to Turner Hall Ballroom for the 33rd annual showcase April 14—and will be preceded the night before by a five-venue music festival dubbed "Downtown Alive."
Semifinalists announced for James Beard awards include Bryant's, Aprahamian, Swanson
Wisconsin semifinalists for the prestigious James Beard Foundation Awards announced Tuesday include Bryant's Cocktail Lounge for best bar program, and the Madison restaurant Forequarter for best new restaurant.
Elizabeth Dahl of Nostrano in Madison is nominated for outstanding pastry chef and Daniel Bonanno of A Pig in a Fur Coat is nominated for rising star chef of the year, for chefs under 30. And L'Etoile in Madison is a semifinalist for outstanding wine program. All are national categories. »Read Full Blog Post
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Tracy Morgan to perform at Pabst Theater May 5
Nearly three years after a scheduled Riverside Theater appearance was abruptly canceled due to a filming conflict, comedian Tracy Morgan will return to Milwaukee on May 5 with a show at the Pabst Theater.
Morgan, a "Saturday Night Live" alumnus who played unhinged TV actor "Tracy Jordan," an exaggerated version of himself on NBC's recently concluded "30 Rock," is spending his initial post-"Rock" days doing stand-up comedy. His Milwaukee show will be part of what's being dubbed the "Excuse My French" tour. »Read Full Article
Channels 18 and 24 face DirecTV blackout
Here they go again.
This time, Milwaukee stations WVTV-TV (Channel 18) and WCGV-TV (Channel 24) face a blackout on DirecTV. It is the latest in a string of retransmission disputes between satellite and cable services and content providers »Read Full Blog Post(10)
On Tap Today: Milwaukee garage bands through the decades
Rock and roll, in its purest form, isn't about sex and drugs and fame and fortune. For the vast majority of amateur musicians interviewed for the new book "Milwaukee Garage Bands: Generations of Grassroots Rock," playing in a band was primarily about "how great it felt to play loud music with their buddies," said the book's author Peter Roller.
Canadian power trio Rush to headline Marcus Amphitheater on July 4
The loud booms of fireworks will have some strong competition in Milwaukee on July 4: Rush has been confirmed as Summerfest's Marcus Amphitheater headliner on Independence Day.
The Canadian progressive rock trio - Geddy Lee, Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson - is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year and will be inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April. Rush released its 19th studio album last June, "Clockwork Angels." »Read Full Article(77)


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Did anyone see this article on Yahoo? What does this mean for INSM?
Kalydeco, Vertex's CF drug, failed to show any significant improvement in the third stage trial in patients with a particular CF mutation. This was reported yesterday. It certainly does not portend bad news for INSM, and possibly helped with today's SP increase.
yous got visions of grandeur,There are many forms of CF.Da FDA has already approved Kalydeco for bouts 10% of pop-ulation.Even though the trial fail primary,it hit on many other areas of the trial,so what Vertex is doing is slowly getting the CF market. I think FDA let them file.you make it sound like CF is all arikace shows you no know not.Arikace for CF be small amount of monee for Insmeed.
Yes, Vertex did not meet its' primary endpoint, according to the article......however, the stock was up a little over 2 1/2% today.
failed trial just like Insmed in CF
If you ever met a CF patient, they would probably kick you in the shin because you have no balls.
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CBNNews.com - RAMLE, Israel - The Israel Interior Ministry has ordered the deportation of a German graduate student for alleged proselytizing.
Barbara Ludwig, 32, a graduate student at Hebrew University who has lived in Israel for nearly 10 years, will be deported Friday.
Ludwig, who completed her undergraduate degree in philosophy here, is enrolled in the university's master's program in religious studies.
On April 28, immigration police arrived at her doorstep at 6:30 a.m., arrested her and took her to Ma'asiyahu Prison in Ramle, a city in central Israel.
The Interior Ministry says they're deporting Ludwig because of her residency status. But Ludwig's repeated efforts to arrange her residency status were denied by the Interior Ministry because of alleged missionary work.
"They may have seen me at some meetings of Messianic Jews," Ludwig said. "I go around with Jews, Christians and Messianics, and I read books on Christianity, but that's no reason to deport me," she said.
Ludwig is one an unknown number of Christians from abroad who are labeled missionaries by the Interior Ministry and denied the appropriate visas until the ministry has enough "evidence" to deport them.
"The above has been in Israel for five years illegally and that is the basis for the demand that she be deported," Interior spokeswoman Sabine Haddad said. "Ms. Ludwig has been asked a number of times to leave the country and arrange her status, but she preferred to ignore the Interior Ministry's requests and continued to break the law," Haddad claimed.
"In light of the above, we see no fault with the way the issue was handled so far," the Interior Ministry's spokeswoman said.
"On the contrary, we are surprised that the lady was a student at an official institution in the State of Israel while defined as an illegal resident," Haddad said.
Efforts by the legal department at Hebrew University to secure Ludwig's release to complete her master's degree were denied by the Custody Tribunal at Ma'asiyah Prison, which ordered her deportation within 30 days.
Ludwig's attorney described an Interior Ministry hearing on her case as a "humiliating religious interrogation," during which she was asked if she believed Jesus is the Messiah.
Source: Haaretz
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OSHA News Release – Region 6
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Region 6 News Release: OSHA-01-112
October 30, 2001
Contact: Diana Petterson or Elizabeth Todd
Phone: (214) 767-4776, Ext. 222 or 221
DALLAS - The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Patterson-UTI Dnergy Inc., in Snyder, Texas, for exposing employees to fall hazards, electrical hazards and unguarded machinery. The oil and gas well drilling company, which employs about 6,000 workers in Snyder, was charged with 11 alleged serious safety violations, with proposed penalties of $44,500.
The alleged violations were discovered during an inspection that began May 9, 2001, on rig #131 at an oil well site on County Road 220 in Warden County. OSHA found that the company exposed employees to fall hazards from the right through open sided platforms. Additionally, there were improper machine guarding, electrical hazards on the rig and untrained operators.
A serious violation is one in which there is a substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result and the employer knew or should have known of the hazard.
Employers or workers who have questions concerning safety and health may contact the OSHA Corpus Christi office at (361) 888-3420, or OSHA's toll-free hotline at 1-800-321-6742, to report workplace accidents, fatalities or situations posing imminent danger to workers.
Patterson has 15 working days from receipt of the citations, to either comply, request an informal conference with the Corpus Christi OSHA area director, or contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
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Eastwood empty chair in RNC chairman Reince Priebus' office
The empty chair Clint Eastwood used as a surrogate for President Obama during the actor's speech at the Republican National Convention ended up in Republican National Committee chairman and Kenosha native Reince Priebus' office, the "Today" show reported Wednesday.
"All I know is that about two minutes into Clint Eastwood's speech, when I realized that he was talking to the chair and the teleprompters were off, I told my wife and a couple folks that were around me, 'let's get that chair.' " »Read Full Blog Post(52)
Ruckus @ The Rock includes sledding, food, music
The Rock meets The Snow and The Cardboard.
The Rock Sports Complex, 7900 W. Crystal Ridge Dr. in Franklin, will host the first annual "Ruckus @ The Rock" from 10 a.m. to midnight March 9. The event line-up includes The Cardboard Classic cardboard sled race, pond skimming, Glow Snow Tubing, and two separate ski/snowboard competitions. »Read Full Article
Wauwatosa officials support chain restaurant ban in East Tosa
Chain restaurants would be banned on the east end of North Avenue under a proposal introduced before Common Council members last week.
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Former Pabst brewery gets green award
A hilltop site once famous for brewing Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, was named one of the greenest neighborhoods in the world Tuesday.
The redevelopment project at the former Pabst Brewing Company known as The Brewery won the highest designation for sustainable development practices from the U.S. Green Building Council. It was one of three neighborhoods in the U.S. and five in the world to be granted the LEED Platinum designation. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
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Mahindra World City - Ajmer Road, Jaipur
Mahindra World City - Commercial IT Park / ITES SEZ
Mahindra World City, Ajmer Road area, Jaipur - 302006 (Rajasthan)
Mahindra World City, Jaipur is located off the NH8 (Jaipur–Ajmer highway). The City is conveniently located close to Jaipur City, with easy access to the international airport.Welcome to Mahindra World City, Jaipur.
- Project ID : J711190357
- Builder: Mahindra Group
- Properties: Commercial Plots / Lands, Residential Plots / Lands, Warehouses / Godowns, Apartments / Flats
- Completion Date: Jun, 2012
- Status: Started
- Listing Stats: 13987 views, 31349 searches
Mahindra World City, Jaipur is located off the NH8 (Jaipur–Ajmer highway). The City is conveniently located close to Jaipur City, with easy access to the international airport.Welcome to Mahindra World City, Jaipur. Promoted through a public–private partnership by Mahindra Group & RIICO, it is a city, which promises to transform Jaipur into an economic nerve center. Mahindra World City, Jaipur is an Integrated Business City with a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) – a convergence of a conducive business atmosphere, the latest and most sophisticated infrastructure and an internationally competitive environment.Mahindra World City, Jaipur has already attracted over 25 customers including Infosys, Wipro, Deutsche Bank, ICICI Bank, QH Talbros, Connexions, Nagarro Software, Tech Mahindra and rapidly continues to expand its Customer base.
Zones you would love to park your Business In
It's a city that gives you all the space that you want. With zones dedicated for your business and your lifestyle.
Business Zone
Mahindra World City, Jaipur offers various advantages, location and otherwise to the different industrial zones earmarked for occupation.
Lifestyle Zone
Mahindra World City, Jaipur understands that every business is driven by people who have a life beyond work. They have families, leisure interests, daily needs, entertainment and more that makes their lives complete.
Amenities & Specifications:
- Premium housing facilities
- 24 x 7 medical care
- Schools and educational institutions
- Banks and ATMs
- Telephone exchange and post office
- Clubs and recreation centers
- Retail malls and community centers
- Parks and open spaces
- Jogging/ cycling tracks and much more.
Luxury Features
- Power Back-up
- Centrally Air Conditioned
- Lifts
- RO System
- Water Softner
Security Features
- Security Guards
- Electronic Security
- Intercom Facility
- Fire Alarm
Interior Features
- Feng Shui / Vaastu Compliant
Exterior Features
- Reserved Parking
- Visitor Parking
- Maintenance Staff
- Water Supply / Storage
- Boring / Tube-well
- Rain Water Harvesting
- Waste Disposal
Commercial Features
- Cafeteria / Food Court
- Service / Goods Lift
Land Features
- Clear Title
- Freehold Land
- Feng Shui / Vaastu Compliant
- Adjacent to Main Road
- Water Connection
- Electric Connection
- Close to Hospital
- Close to Shopping Center/Mall
Other features
- Security Personnel
- Water Storage
- Society Name: Mahindra Sez
- Transaction: New Property
- Possession: Immediate
- Ownership: Freehold
Floor Plans
- Jai Jaipursanqaneer Airport (<15km),
- Sanganer Airport (<15km),
- Langar(Not A Langure) Baba Ki Dhani (<15km),
- Helipad Airport Buliwal (<16km),
- Airport Enclave Area (<16km),
- Subodh Public School (<16km),
- Sanganer Airport (<16km),
- Brinks Arya Airport Office (<16km),
- Jaipur Airport Sanganer (<16km),
- Taabar Project Office - Trimurti Ngo (<4km),
- Jaipur Railway Station (<5km),
- Bais Godam Railway Station (<5km),
- 22 Godam Railway Station (<5km),
- Shalimar Hotel (<3km),
- Kaira Bus Services (<1km),
- Trans India Tours Buses (<2km),
- Gulab Niwas (<3km),
- Sindhi C Bus Depot (<3km),
- Sindhi Camp Bus Stand (<3km),
- Sindhi Camp- Jaipur Main Bus Stand. (<3km),
- Central Bus Stand (<3km),
- Ghat Gate Bus Terminal (<3km),
- Narayan Singh Circle. Bus Stand For Delhi (<4km)
Markets & Shopping Malls
- Rajasthali Jaipur (The Handicraft Mall) (<1km),
- Sarawgi Mansions (<1km),
- Mall 21 (<2km),
- City Pulse Mall (<3km),
- Crystal Mall (<4km),
- Mall At Raja Park (<4km),
- Mall By Mani Group - Under Construction (<4km),
- Metropolitan Mall (<5km),
- Crystal Palm - The Mall (<5km),
- Nirmal And Lalit Associates Divya Mall Jaipur (<5km),
- Kamdhenu Shopping Centre (<4km),
- Shopping Centre Jawahar Nagar (<5km),
- Sawlanis Shopping Center (<5km)
Banks & ATMs
- Icici Bank Atm (<2km),
- Unit Trust Of India (<3km),
- State Bank Atm (<3km),
- Icici Bank Atm (<3km),
- Axis Bank Atm (<5km),
- State Bank Of India (<6km),
- Rajasthan State Industrial Co-Operative Bank (<1km),
- Jaipur Central Co-Operative Bank (<1km),
- State Bank Of Bikaner And Jaipur (<1km),
- Allahabad Bank (<1km),
- State Bank Of India Head Office Jaipur (<2km),
- Bank Of Baroda (<2km),
- Punjab National Bank Panch Batti (<2km),
- State Bank Of Rajasthan (<2km)
Hotels & Guest Houses
- Hotel Meru Palace Woodland And Toran (<1km),
- Jaipur Hotel (<1km),
- Savoy Hotel (<1km),
- Hotel Gayatri (<1km),
- Hotel Khasa Kothi (<1km),
- Highway Hotel (<1km),
- Imperial Hotel (<1km),
- Hotel Welcome (<1km),
- Hotel Maurya (<1km),
- Capital Hotel (<2km),
- Umaid Bhawan Guest House (<4km)
Restaurants & Clubs
- Chaudhary Restaurant (<1km),
- Niros Restaurant (<1km),
- Nataraj Restaurant (<1km),
- Ice N Spice Restaurant (<2km),
- Copper Chimney Restaurant (<2km),
- Shalimar Hotel (<3km),
- Saffire.Restaurant (<3km),
- Padao Restaurant? (<4km),
- Pushkar Restaurant (<4km),
- Suvarna Mahal Restaurant (<4km),
- Ladies Club (<1km),
- Union Football Club (<1km),
- Jai Club (<1km),
- Jai Club (<2km),
- Polo Club (<2km),
- Rotaract Club Jaipur Main (<3km),
- Rotract Club Jaipur City (<3km),
- Ashok Club (<3km)
Movie Halls
- Mayur Cinema (<1km),
- Manprakash Cinema (<1km),
- Golcha Cinema Multiplex (<1km),
- Golcha Cinema (<1km),
- Golacha Cinema Hall (<1km),
- Premprakash Cinema (<1km),
- Gem Cinema (<1km),
- Raj Mandir Cinema (<1km),
- Raj Mandir Cinema (<2km),
- Koaml Associates {Chartered Firm And Chanda Buildcon Pvt.Ltd} 2nd Fllor Khandaka Mansion Nr. Rajmandir Cinema M.I. Road Jaipur (<2km)
- Mahaveer Park (<1km),
- Park Plaza (<2km),
- Govind Davji Park (<3km),
- Gate No. 5 (<3km),
- Central Park Gate No.3 (<3km),
- Park View (<3km),
- Hotel Park Plaza (<3km),
- Silver Scorpio (<3km),
- The Gargs At 3 Gangwal Park (<3km)
Schools & Colleges
- Samadritas College... (<2km),
- Cricket Ground Of Maharaja College (<2km),
- College Of Animal Husbandry (<2km),
- S S Jain College (<2km),
- Maharanis College (<2km),
- Psychology Lab Of Maharani College. (<2km),
- Maharaja College (<2km),
- College Building (<2km),
- Maharajas College (<2km),
- Rama College (<2km),
- Sanjita Bal Niketan (<1km),
- Rajasthan Arts School (<1km),
- Sindhi Panchyat School Since 1950 (<1km),
- Mahaeer Jain Girls School (<1km),
- Maheshwari Girls Senior Secondary School (<1km),
- M G D Girls School (<1km),
- School Building (<1km),
- Maharani Gayatri Devi Mgd Girl>S School (<1km),
- Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls School (<1km)
- Post Office (<1km),
- Xen And Aen Ciii Office Jvvnltd (<1km),
- Manish Office (<1km),
- Rajasthan Financial Cooperation Office (<2km),
- State Bank Of India Head Office Jaipur (<2km),
- Ncc Office And Canteen (<2km),
- Narin Kumar Office (<2km),
- Mistri Khaana (<2km),
- Notary Public Office (<2km)
Hospitals & Clinics
- Amar Jain Hospital (<1km),
- Pandiya Hospital ( Center For Leproscopic Surgery ) (<1km),
- Veterinary Hospital (<1km),
- Vetenary Hospital (<2km),
- Red Cross Hospital (<2km),
- Pandya Hospital (<2km),
- Sms Hospital (<2km),
- Togiya Hospital (<2km),
- Zanana Hospital (<2km),
- Sagar Hospital (<2km),
- Sharma Dental Clinic (<1km),
- Ayurvedic Chikitsalaya (<1km),
- Dr. Alok Mehras Clinic (<2km),
- District Ayurved Office (<2km),
- Paradise Ceat Tyres Ltd Office And Apollo Clinic (<3km),
- Clinic Dr. Gandhi (<3km),
- Varun Homoeopathic Clinic (<4km),
- Ayurvedic College And Hospital (<4km),
- Dr.Vinod Sharmas Homoeopathic Clinic (<4km)
* All distances are approximate
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Mahindra World City News
Mahindra World City Chennai unveils new 42-acre phase of industrial zone- Mahindra World City Developers has launched two integrated business cities in Chennai and Jaipur of 1,500 acres and 3,000 acres, respectively, in a public private partnership model with the respective state industrial development corporations. The company ... more
MWC, Chennai launches new phase of industrial zone- Planned as single point destinations for domestic and global companies, the Mahindra World City developments in Jaipur and Chennai are envisioned to generate direct employment for more than 200,000 people at full stage of development. At Mahindra World ... more
Mahindra World City Jaipur signs 5 new clients- Mahindra World City Jaipur (MWC Jaipur) has signed on five new customers between December 2015 and June 2016. Further, four additional companies have become operational during the same period and are expected to generate additional employment for nearly ... more
Work begins on Mahindra World City, Jaipur- The Mahindra World City, Jaipur is being developed as a multi-product SEZ on the format of an "Integrated Business City" and is a joint venture between Mahindra Gesco Developers Ltd (a Mahindra Group Company) and Rajasthan State Industrial Development and ... more
Mahindra World City, Jaipur signs 5 new clients; four more companies start operations- Mahindra World City, Jaipur signs 5 new clients; four more companies start operations Posted by: more
Heads of Indian missions in seven countries visit Mahindra World City, Jaipur- Mahindra World City Jaipur Ltd (MWC Jaipur), a joint venture between Mahindra Lifespace Developers Limited (MLDL) and Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation (RIICO), recently hosted a delegation of Indian diplomats deputed in ... more
Mahindra World City Jaipur becomes world's largest project to receive C40 Climate Positive Development Stage 2 Certification- Mahindra World City Jaipur, one of India's premier integrated business cities, today became the first Asian project to receive Stage 2 Climate Positive Development certification from C40. The Climate Positive Development Programme is a performance-based ... more
Korean investment delegation visits Mahindra World Cities in Chennai and Jaipur- Mahindra Lifespace Developers Limited (MLDL), the real estate and infrastructure development arm of the Mahindra Group, recently hosted a first of its kind government and business delegation from South Korea at the Mahindra World Cities in Chennai and Jaipur. more
US Embassy Visits Mahindra World City Jaipur- From Left: Mr. Greg O'Connor, Principal Commercial Officer (North) & Mr. John M. McCaslin, Senior Commercial Officer; U.S. Commercial Service Jaipur, June 03, 2014: A delegation led by Mr. John M. McCaslin, Senior Commercial Officer (SCO), U.S ... more
Mahindra World City, Jaipur signs five new clients- MUMBAI: Mahindra World City Jaipur, a joint venture between Mahindra Lifespace Developers Limited (MLDL) and Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation (RIICO), has signed on five new customers between December 2015 - June 2016. more
Expert Reviews on Mahindra World City
Mahindra World City is joint program of Mahindra Group and RIICO.
It covers total 3000 acre area. It has attracted companies such as Genpact, Coca Cola, Ericsson, MICO, JCB, Infosys and NEI with its investment friendly climate and pro-business attitude.
A renowned tourism destination, Jaipur offers a cosmopolitan lifestyle coupled with superior social infrastructure. This offers multi-product SEZ with dedicated zones for IT / ITeS, Engineering and Related Industries, Handicrafts, Apparel, Gems and Jeweler, Warehousing and Logistics as well as a Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) for various industries.
- Largest IT Sector of India.
- It will developed in 3000 acre area.
- Many Companies Like Genpact, Coca Cola, Ericsson, MICO, JCB, Infosys etc. started operation here.
- Fully Development will take some time.
- Electricity and water is not available.
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Louisa & David's wedding was the last wedding of the year for me and what the perfect end to a crazy year it was. They choose to have an intimate wedding of just close family at Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire. It was a bitterly cold day outside but you'd never have known as the sumptuous rooms were warmed by log fires and their guests warmed by mulled wine. Their ceremony was followed by a wonderful meal and then they were joined by their evening guests to dance the night away.
Here are a few of my favourites from their day with more to follow I'm sure 🙂 Congratulations Louisa & David!
I'd love to photograph more weddings at Stoke Park so if you're planning a Stoke Park wedding please get in touch I'd love to hear more about your day.


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It was a busy trade deadline, and as in previous years, most of the top players were exchanged for a collection of young prospects. We already covered the most notable names traded on Wednesday, so here are the players dealt on Thursday and Friday who are most likely to have a big league impact.
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Jose Peraza, 2B/OF (traded from Atlanta to the Los Angeles Dodgers). The Dodgers' slew of middle infield prospects have mostly flamed out this season and Peraza (No. 17 in our latest Top 50 Prospect rankings) now looks like he will join Corey Seager as the future of LA's middle infield. Peraza has great bat control, plus foot speed, and solid plate discipline. He doesn't have much power, but he profiles as a top-of-the-order catalyst who will bat near .300, steal bases, and score plenty of runs.
Hector Olivera, 3B (traded from Los Angeles to Atlanta). Olivera (No. 16) has battled injuries this year, but if he can stay healthy he should quickly get an opportunity at third base in Atlanta. Since making his U.S. debut earlier this year, Olivera has impressed with his compact swing and good strike zone discipline. As a big-leaguer, Olivera's ceiling is probably a .280 average with about 15 home runs and a high on-base percentage.
Daniel Norris, LHP (traded from Toronto to Detroit). Norris (No. 11) has struggled with command this season and suffered a demotion to Triple-A after making five early-season starts for the Blue Jays. Despite his difficulties throwing strikes, Norris has top-notch stuff, including a mid-90s fastball, sharp slider and average changeup. He's reportedly scheduled to make his debut for the Tigers on Sunday but he'll need to improve his command to win a rotation spot long-term. If he can harness his stuff, he profiles as a No. 2 or No. 3 starter.
Nick Williams, OF (traded from Texas to Philadelphia). Always an athletic, toolsy player, Williams (NR) has improved his plate discipline this season and now looks nearly big league ready. With the Phillies in clear rebuilding mode, Williams could get an opportunity either at the end of this season or at the beginning of 2016. Williams has plus bat speed which produces above-average power, and, with continued improvements in plate discipline, he could hit .260 with 20-plus home runs.
Jorge Alfaro, C (traded from Texas to Philadelphia). Alfaro (No. 40) is out for the season with an ankle injury, but he's now clearly the Phillies catcher of the future and he'll get every opportunity to replace Carlos Ruiz once he's healthy. Alfaro has plus tools across the board, but he's still raw at the plate and behind the dish. He'll be 23 next season, and he'll need to tighten up his plate discipline to reach his ceiling as a solid big league catcher with 20-HR potential.
Brett Phillips, OF (traded from Houston to Milwaukee). A strong season at Double-A has boosted Phillips' (NR) stock and has put him on the cusp of a bigleague call-up. In a weak Brewers system, Phillips now becomes next in line for a spot in the Milwaukee outfield. Phillips combines plus athleticism with solid pitch recognition and good bat speed. He won't make anyone forget Carlos Gomez, but he has the potential to hit for average, flash moderate power, and steal a few bags.
Domingo Santana, OF (traded from Houston to Milwaukee). Santana is a high-risk, high-reward guy with impressive raw power. In two big league call-ups with the Astros, he's been completely overmatched, as his normally good plate discipline has evaporated against advanced pitching. Only 22, Santana has time to mature and could still reach his ceiling as a 25-HR threat. The Brewers will give him lots of opportunities to prove himself, but he's a longshot to be a productive big leaguer.
Zach Davies, RHP (traded from Baltimore to Milwaukee). Davies moves from a crowded rotation in Baltimore to a roster with less competition in Milwaukee. He won't overpower anyone, but Davies locates well and generates lots of ground balls with his sinking 90-mph fastball. His ceiling is probably that of a back-of-the-rotation gu,y but he's pretty polished and could get a shot in the Brewers rotation before the season is over.
Jake Thompson, RHP (traded from Texas to Philadelphia). Thompson's stuff has improved over the past two years, and he now profiles as a solid mid-rotation guy. Thompson throws a low-90s fastball and can get lots of ground-ball outs by sinking his heater and pitching down in the zone. He also shows a plus slider, but his changeup is less of a weapon. He'll need to improve against left-handed hitters to reach his potential, but he's not far from the majors and could get a big league shot as soon as September of this year.
Keury Mella, RHP and Adama Duvall, 3B (traded from San Francisco to Cincinnati). Acquired in the Mike Leake deal, neither has an immediate opportunity to crack the big league roster, but both should eventually get a chance. Duvall profiles as a role-player utility guy who can man the infield and outfield corners while providing some power off the bench. He'll be an option for the Reds if someone gets injured this season. Otherwise, he'll compete for a roster spot next spring.
Mella has more upside, but he'll need more seasoning before he's big league ready. Mella pitches off a mid-to-upper 90s fastball with good movement. When he locates his heater and executes his off-speed pitches, he can be dominant. He'll need to be more consistent with his delivery and command to succeed as a big league starter, but he's barely 22 and the Reds are likely to be patient given his upside. If he can throw more quality strikes, he could be a mid-rotation guy. If not, his dominant fastball will likely give him a chance to be a late-inning reliever.
Tomas Telis, C (traded from Texas to Miami). If you're looking for a sleeper among the prospects who changed teams on Friday, switch-hitting catcher Telis is worth a look. I'm not sure Telis has the defensive chops to remain behind the plate, but if he can his bat could provide value. Telis has plus bat speed and good hand-eye coordination. He's shown average power in games, but I think that could improve as he gains experience. Also, he's pretty consistent from both sides of the plate. Current Marlins backstop J.T. Realmuto is merely average offensively and struggles against same-side pitching, so he's ripe for a time-share or platoon split. Telis is a longshot to beat out Realmuto in the near term, but he could push him out over time.


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User experience w/Taurus Tracker .44 mag
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February 11, 2007, 11:24 PM
please only post if you have the gun or have shot it personally, please post your thoughts on it. what ammo you have used etc.
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February 12, 2007, 12:18 AM
Check my thread here http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=253185 . It may not be a mag, but it's still a Tracker with a .44 bore.:)
February 12, 2007, 06:49 PM
February 12, 2007, 08:03 PM
I got the five shot with a 4" barrell, it's worked great with every thing except corbon 305 grain which causes the cylinder to lock up. Really shouldn't fire them in a light revolver like this. Does great ith 250grain winchesters, buffalo bore 170 grains and some hot hand loads. All told I've put about 3 or 4 hundred rounds through it without any other problems. It's not a redhawk but a good gun for the money.
February 12, 2007, 09:02 PM
thanks for taking the time to reply, that is exactly the kind of info i am looking for. i am very close to purchasing the same 4" version, great to hear you have used many mag loads without problems, any experience with 44 special ammo? i would think it should be pretty mild. i will just be using off the shelf ammo in both mag and special in it, mostly from walmart etc.
February 12, 2007, 11:37 PM
I love mine. 600 rds not a problem.
Here is a vid:
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February 13, 2007, 01:22 AM
Very pleasant shooting .44 Spl loads. Recoil on this medium frame gun with magnums is managable but stout.
I purchased mine as a .44 Spl gun that has the ability to shoot .44 Mag. If I wanted to shoot a lot of magnum loads I would consider the larger frame guns. ( my opinion ).
That said, I am very fond of my .44 Mag. Tracker, and have had no problems with it. The trigger pull both DA & SA was impressive out of the box on my particular gun. Timing and lockup were dead on as well. I have nothing bad to say about them based on the one I have.
February 15, 2007, 11:24 PM
Love my .44 Tracker. I've fed mine over 400 rounds, mostly of
240 Speer SJHP
Starline Nickle Brass
24.5 Lil'Gun
CCI 350 Magnum Primer
1063 ft/lbs
That's what I'm feeding it in this video.
Never a problem. Gun works great, looks great, and hurts like hell with these Hogue grips.
February 15, 2007, 11:32 PM
thanks for all the feedback, looks to be a great firearm.
February 16, 2007, 12:04 AM
I haven't had any problems with mine so far, but since I am sort of a magnum load junkie, I am about to trade my Tracker off for a Raging Bull. I just feel better firing continuous full power stuff from a large double-locked frame. If you like the size of the Tracker, then you will love the gun. Recoil was nowhere near what I thought it would be. I've fired mostly WWB and Cor-Bon 240 grainers from mine, but I do have some DoubleTap on the way for when I get my Bull :cool: .
February 16, 2007, 01:28 AM
I have the snub nose (2 1/2 inch)
Great sights! Great grip! (ribber) Not too heavy.
Trigger is not up to S&W standards. Not crisp or clean like a 629.
But It is my pack gun when I hike, and I wear it at work after hours.
.44 special rounds are a piece of cake! Mag rounds are punishing, but managable. Had no trouble hanging on the the gun. But after 5 rounds, yer done! :p
February 17, 2007, 04:27 PM
Well I picked it up this week and went to the range today.
What I am most surprised with is the accuracy; I am completely taking out a 50cent piece size area with the 5 shots at approx 25 to 30 feet.
It shoots extremely well for only having a 3" barrel, (I know it's advertised as a 4" but the last inch is an expansion chamber for the porting)
Kick is not that bad with the Wal-Mart Winchester 240grain rounds, don't get me wrong you know you're shooting a .44 mag but it's quite controllable. Follow up shots are similar to my .45 ruger semi, again this is surprising for a short barrel, hats off to Taurus for their barrel porting job.
All in all I am very happy with my purchase; this is another fine Taurus product.
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The Washington Capitals have done a remarkable job of identifying and selecting high-end talent on a consistent basis, despite rarely having selections earlier than No. 15 overall.
Though Alex Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom and Karl Alzner were each among the first five players snatched up in their respective classes, George McPhee's scouting staff has still managed to help the team grab blue-chippers in the latter half of the first round, such as Mike Green, Marcus Johansson, John Carlson, Evgeny Kuznetsov and Tom Wilson.
Furthermore, the Caps have enjoyed a great deal of success in drafting outside of the first couple of rounds, and given this year's crop of prospects appears to be among the most promising in some time, Washington will have a good shot at adding a potential impact player in June.
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An noun refering to ones boss, who lingers around the office preventing one from participating in, and enjoying the internet or e-mailing friends while at work. They think that said person should be "working".
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1. a formidable intellect.
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Some people refer to me as an assclown, and I consider it a compliment.
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a word that a loser uses only when they cant think of a good enough come back
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One who finds humor in playing with ass.
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Giddy is an assclown.
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an assclown is basicly another word for a fool or idiot the scottish translation is idjiot
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Defiant Mubarak Steps Back, But Not Down
Hide captionProtesters react in Cairo's Tahrir Square after Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak addressed the nation on Thursday, Feb. 10. After rumors that he would step down, Mubarak said he had given some powers to his vice president but would not resign.Chris Hondros/Getty Images
Hide captionTens of thousands of Egyptian anti-government protesters crowd in Tahrir Square on Thursday in anticipation of Mubarak's address to the nation.Patrick Baz/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionMubarak speaks on Egyptian state television Thursday. Despite weeks of protests demanding his resignation, he said he would pass some authority on to Vice President Omar Suleiman, but would stay in office until September.Al-Masriya TV/AFP/Getty Images
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Hide captionAn anti-goverment protester holds the Egyptian national flag as he shouts slogans against president Hosni Mubarak in Tahrir Square on Thursday, Feb. 10, the 17th day of protests.Pedro Ugarte/AFP/Getty Images
Hide captionCrowds jam into Tahrir Square on Thursday afternoon after rumors swept the country that Mubarak would step down. Instead, he transferred some authority to his vice president.Marco Longari/AFP/Getty Images
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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said Thursday that he had delegated authority to his vice president. But he reiterated that he will stay in office until September, leaving his own role in the government unclear.
In Cairo, thousands of anti-government demonstrators immediately broke into angry chants of "Get out! Get out!" In Washington, President Obama sharply questioned whether Mubarak's statement was an "immediate, meaningful or sufficient" sign of reform for a country in upheaval.
Mubarak addressed Egyptians as "sons and daughters," calling the demonstrators' demand for change "just and legitimate." But even as he said he was transferring authority to Vice President Omar Suleiman, the president spoke with a tone that was as defiant as it was conciliatory.
"I have to respond to your calls," he said on state TV. "But I am also embarrassed and I will not listen to any foreign interventions or dictations, regardless of their sources.
"I have seen that it is required to delegate the powers and authorities of the president to the vice president as dictated in the constitution," Mubarak said near the end of a 15-minute address.
He conceded that "mistakes are apparent in any political system in any party, but what's important is owning up to our mistakes and fixing our mistakes and holding responsible those who need to be held responsible."
Shortly after Mubarak's speech, Suleiman, appearing on state TV, called on the nation to "join hands and march forward."
He criticized foreign TV networks for fomenting the unrest.
"Do not listen to satellite television stations, whose main goal is to fuel sedition," he said. "Instead, listen to your own conscience."
Sameh Shoukry, Egypt's ambassador to Washington, said Mubarak had transferred all power to Suleiman.
"He has declared very categorically ... that he is transferring the authorities of the office of the president to Vice President Suleiman," Shoukry told NPR's Melissa Block. "That constitutes all authorities that are accorded to the president under the constitution [that] are now effectively in the hands of Vice President Suleiman."
He said Suleiman is prevented by the constitution from making recommendations to amend the document, dissolving parliament and firing the Cabinet.
The Scene In The Square
The Uprising
The president's speech infuriated the crowd gathered in Tahrir, or Liberation, Square. Protesters responded with chants of anger and disappointment, calling the man who has ruled Egypt for 30 years "illegitimate." Before the speech was even over, anger and confusion swept through the crowd.
One of those protesters, Karim Kandil, told Block that the crowd was angry that Mubarak had no intention of leaving office immediately.
Asked what the demonstrators might do now, he said, "Well, there have been some calls to head out to the presidential palace. However, there have been other calls to calm people down, and have them stand their ground here at Tahrir Square. This is our ground, and we're going to stand it."
Kandil said protests will continue in Cairo and across Egypt on Friday "to demand that Mubarak should step down once and for all, and have him tried for the crimes that he has committed."
NPR correspondent Eric Westervelt, reporting from in the square, said some people began throwing shoes. Others left, saying they would be back Friday for more demonstrations.
Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei, who's emerged as a leader of the opposition, sent a chilling tweet Thursday night, writing "Egypt will explode. Army must save the country now."
Before the speech, the military said on state TV that it had stepped in to "safeguard the country" after weeks of chaos and instability sparked by the nationwide protests.
Army Gen. Hassan al-Roueini, military commander for the Cairo area, told the crowd at Tahrir Square during the afternoon that "all your demands" would be met.
Within hours of the general's remarks, throngs of protesters expecting Mubarak's ouster streamed into the square. But the jubilation for some was tempered by fears that the country could be simply swapping one authoritarian regime for another and that it was too early to declare victory.
"I am not optimistic," said Ahmed Abdel-Hamid, one of the young protesters. "I am afraid that people will feel triumph and leave the square, while in fact we have handed power from Mubarak to the army into a military abyss."
After the speech, analysts expressed concern, too.
"I'm really afraid that things are going to turn much uglier now in Egypt," said Michele Dunne, of the Working Group on Egypt and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Dunne told NPR's Ari Shapiro that demonstrations might escalate. And she's worried that if protesters march on Mubarak's presidential residence, the Egyptian army would be under a great deal of pressure to respond.
"I think actually having Mubarak come and speak today was worse than not having him speak at all," she said.
Mixed Signals In the U.S.
In a Thursday night statement, President Obama said it "is not yet clear that this transition is immediate, meaningful or sufficient."
"We therefore urge the Egyptian government to move swiftly to explain the changes that have been made, and to spell out in clear and unambiguous language the step by step process that will lead to democracy and the representative government that the Egyptian people seek," he said.
Before Mubarak's address, Obama told students at Northern Michigan University that the U.S. stands ready "to support an orderly and genuine transition to democracy" in Egypt.
"What is absolutely clear is we are witnessing history unfold," he said. "It's a moment of transformation."
Earlier Thursday, CIA Director Leon Panetta appeared on Capitol Hill before the House Intelligence Committee, where he was asked about reports that Mubarak would relinquish power.
"I got the same information you did, that there is a strong likelihood that Mubarak will step down this evening, which will be significant in terms of where the hopefully orderly transition in Egypt will take place," Panetta said.
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Earlier Thursday, the country's Supreme Military Council met to discuss "necessary measures and preparations to protect the nation," according to the state press agency MENA. TV footage of the meeting showed that it was chaired by Defense Minister Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi and not Mubarak, as is customary.
In what the council called "Communique No. 1," read on state television, the military said it would "support the legitimate demands of the people." The council would remain in permanent session to explore "what measures and arrangements could be made to safeguard the nation, its achievements and the ambitions of its great people," the statement said.
State TV also reported Thursday that a corruption investigation has been opened against three former Egyptian government ministers and a former ruling party leader.
Government Under Pressure
Egyptians have been infuriated by newspaper reports that the Mubarak family has amassed billions, perhaps tens of billions of dollars in wealth while, according to the World Bank, about 40 percent of the country's 80 million people live below or near the poverty line of $2 a day. The family's true net worth is not known.
"We demand a trial of Mubarak and his regime; we are protesting corruption," said Mohammed Zarie, one of the marching lawyers, who said hundreds of lawyers arrived from provinces and planned to spend the night at the square.
Amid the demonstrations and fresh labor strikes, the government also telegraphed more warnings of a strong response to the popular uprising.
Speaking to the Arab news network Al-Arabiya, Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit said earlier Thursday that if "adventurers" take over the process of reform, the military "will be compelled to defend the constitution and national security ... and we'll find ourselves in a very grave situation."
Gheit's remarks echoed Suleiman's comments a day before implying that martial law could result if the protesters did not go home.
NPR's Lourdes Garcia-Navarro said protesters had become increasingly concerned in recent days of a "stealthy crackdown" by soldiers. Until recently, the army has remained neutral, but there have been reports that soldiers have begun harassing protesters in the past few days.
"Some of the people that have been trying to get in supplies to the square have disappeared only to re-emerge later with allegations that they have been mistreated by the army," Garcia-Navarro said.
The uncertainty over Mubarak's position left protest organizers' plans for a "march of millions" on Friday in limbo.
Youth activists organizing the protests had hoped the turnout at Friday's rally would match demonstrations over the past several weeks that have drawn an estimated quarter-million people or more.
NPR's Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, Lourdes Garcia-Navarro, Corey Flintoff and Eric Westervelt reported from Cairo for this story, which contains material from The Associated Press.


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Give two shortest-paths trees for the directed graph of Figure 24.2 other than the two shown.
Solutions for Chapter 24.5
Give two shortest-paths trees for the directed graph of Figure 24.2 other than the two shown.
Consider the following directed graph of Figure 24.2 provided in the text book to find the two shortest-path tree.
• Shortest path in any directed graph is not unique and it is possible to have more than one shortest-path tree with same source.
• Shortest path of any vertex v is updated only when shortest path is discovered.
The following is the Figure 1 with first possible shortest-path tree:
The following is the Figure 2 with second possible shortest-path tree:
• In Figure-1 and Figure-2 the dark line indicates the shortest path between all nodes.
• All vertices have the minimum weight between one node to another node.
• A shortest path from root s is directed sub graph where is the subset of vertex and is the subset of edge.
• is the set of vertices that is reachable from source s.
• For all vertexes, the unique simple path from source to vertex in graph is shortest path from source to destination.