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Lone Star Funds is taking aim at South Korean prosecutors. The Dallas-based private equity firm accuses the prosecutors of "baseless accusations" in their attempt to arrest company officials. The statement was in response to prosecutors' announcement that they were seeking the arrest of the head of Lone Star's local unit for alleged stock price manipulation. The prosecutors also said they were seeking the arrest of two other current and one former official at Lone Star. Lone Star Chairman John Grayken says the firm "will vigorously defend our company and our officers from these baseless accusations." The South Korean Supreme Prosecutors' Office denies any political motivation. It's been investigating allegations Lone Star acted with former Korea Exchange Bank managers and government officials to misrepresent the bank's financial health to cut Lone Star's purchase price for the lender. Prosecutors also are investigating allegations that KEB and Lone Star jointly manipulated the stock price of KEB's credit card unit in 2003, ahead of the bank's merger with it.
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The Supreme Court of Canada has reserved its decision in the extradition of Jassi Sidhu's mother Malkit Sidhu, and her uncle Surjit Badesha.
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WILLIAMSON – Members of the West Virginia State Police (WVSP) Williamson Detachment, the Mingo County Sheriff's Department and the U.S 119 Drug Task Force executed a prostitution sting in the Williamson area that resulted in two arrests, Wednesday Oct. 15.
Marcella Lynn Davis, 52, of Belfry, was arrested on felony charges for third offense prostitution.
An undercover officer was flagged by Davis as he traveled along Second Avenue adjacent to the Tug Valley Pharmacy.
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The undercover officer then asked Davis what she charged. She replied that a sexual act would cost $15. The officer then asked what he could get for $40 dollars. Davis replied, "Whatever you want."
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The telephone number to the Mingo County Sheriff's Department is 304-235-0300.
(The information in this article was obtained by criminal complaints. A criminal complaint is merely an accusation and those involved should be considered innocent until proven guilty.)
(Courtney Pigman is a news reporter for the Williamson Daily News. She can be contacted at [email protected], or at 304-235-4242, ext. 2279.)


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After recording their biggest win of the season against Barnet the Daggers faced a tough task in getting back to back wins for the first time since August against a Gillingham side undefeated in nine in all competitions. But they managed to do just that after coming from 1-0 down to win 2-1.
Two changes were made by John Still following the 3-0 victory midweek with Billy Bingham coming in for the injured Peter Gain and Jon Nurse in for Josh Scott. These straight swaps meant John Still applied the same 4-3-3 formation that worked so well against Barnet with Woodall the target man upfront with Nurse and Montano on either side of him.
Both teams looked sluggish in the opening five minutes with not many clean passes finding their target, but Dagenham fans were in left stunned when Chris Lewington dropped a routine catch from a cross, then seemed to gather it again, only for him to lose the ball once more where Danny Kedwell was there to take advantage to make it 1-0 to Gillingham.
It took a while for the home side to gain some composure after that as the next 15 minutes Gillingham dominated and could have caused another shock when a Danny Jackman corner fooled everyone as it rattled the post. It wasn't until the 19th minute that Dagenham finally looked a threat when Woodall was put through one-on-one with the keeper but was left red-faced after he seemed to fall under no contact from the Gill's keeper.
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No changes were made at half-time but John Still must have changed something as it wasn't the same Dagenham side that started the game, the side were passing freely and with confidence which was causing the Gillingham team all sorts of problems.
Montano was finally getting into the game showing of his quick feet that got him two goals against Barnet and produced a snap shot that stung Flitney's hands. Another player that seemed a changed man was Brian Woodall as he was fighting for every ball not giving the Gillingham defence a moment rest and he got his just rewards in the 65th minute with a sweet right foot curler from the left hand side of the 18-yard box, which sparked an eruption of cheers from the Dagenham fans that instantly silenced the away supporters.
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Despite local police departments hailing themselves with "success" and touting the acquisition of allegedly dangerous weapons, the various "gun buyback" programs of which you hear (and will likely hear of more) are a total joke. Worse yet, they're actually dangerous for the public. Here's why.
Most average citizens are not stupid. Neither are most criminals. In comparison, considering the level of street wisdom and savvy required to remain a successful criminal, it may very well be the case that the average successful criminal is a bit cleverer than the average decent citizen.
The problem with most criminals, at any rate, is not stupidity but immorality.1 Criminals prefer to use their wit and experience to prey upon the weaknesses and ignorance of decent people. But it isn't just criminals who do this. It is the heart of all immorality: the advance of selfish ambition to the hurt or damage of other persons and property.
The immediate motive in most thefts and robberies is economic gain. A thief or robber is willing to risk potential punishment in exchange for potential material gain. There are many factors in such a calculation, of course, and not all criminals consider all the factors, but this is the basic outline. This is self-interest without basic morals.
Now, the inherent self-interested economic savvy of the average person is the main reason gun buyback programs are a total joke. Most of these programs present an economic loss to the gun owner. The highest offer I've seen yet was $250 for certain guns in Trenton, NJ. The recent program in Seattle (hilariously hijacked by private gun dealers a block down the road) offered up to $100 for handguns and rifles, and $200 for "assault rifles"—and this was only in the form of gift cards, not cash. Now what person who has any economic sense whatsoever would hand over a $600 Glock for a $100 gift card? Who would trade a $1200 Bushmaster for $200?
And if an average citizen wouldn't do this, what criminal do you think would trade in his Glock or Uzi for such a pittance, especially with the added risk of being identified and arrested on the spot?
There are only a handful of explanations, then, for why someone would make such an exchange:
1) Ignorance of the value of their gun
2) Desperation for some quick cash, or
3) Ideological motivation trumping economic sense
In cases 1) and 2), the police are merely preying upon the weaknesses or ignorance of the seller (and you thought only criminals did that!). Case 3) is extremely unlikely because people who are so ideologically driven that they would take a significant economic loss to advance the gun cause probably don't own firearms to begin with. If there are any such people exchanging at these events, they have to be very few.
The number of instances of 1) and 2) are also very likely few. Most people who own decent and pricey firearms are aware of what they have. They are unlikely to be ripped off in selling a piece, and if they were desperate enough for cash to sell one, they would know to go to a pawn shop or gun shop (where they probably bought the thing to begin with) and get the best price they could.
This means, however, that the vast majority of the transactions taking place at these events are probably very close to rational exchanges if not purely so. Average, law abiding citizens are selling legally-owned guns to cops for $100 or $200 and not taking an economic loss in the process.
This leaves us asking, then, what types of guns are most likely being sold in these buyback events. Well, what types of guns are worth less than a $100 to most average gun owners? As you can probably imagine, these guns are junk, trash, defunct, worn out, or cheap, old, hand-me-downs. With few exceptions, you can bet the allegedly dangerous weapons being taken off the street are actually dusty junk being removed from people's closets.
I'd take $100 for that, and probably make my wife happy in the process.
Indeed, one report bears out the truth of this analysis. Seattle KOMO channel 4 reported, "Most of the weapons appear to be older rifles and handguns."
And consider this: how many of the people who decluttered their closets of junk guns actually sold the cops every single gun they own?
Consider "David," who played the part of the sacrificial citizen, gladly handing over his dangerous weapons to increase public safety. He told the Seattle media of his guns, "I don't want them to ever end up in a bad place."
And yet in the same breath the guy confessed, "I've got a lot of guns." Think he turned them all in that day? Ha! The report made clear he traded in only "two old rifles" among "two dozen firearms" that he still owns.
So both economic sense and the empirical data tell us that 1) most of the guns collected were cheap junk, 2) most of the guns were not "on the streets" (and probably never would be) but in people's closets, 3) at least some people traded in only some of their weapons (the cheap, junky ones) but still remain armed as we speak.
Considering further that in some cases, IDs were being checked, and yet there was not a single mention of any arrest being made at these events, we can safely assume that no violent criminals disarmed themselves at these events.
What can we learn from these facts?
Gun buyback programs can be better understood as junk purchasing programs. They're an economic loss for the municipality, but with statist-friendly local press outlets, they're somewhat of a net profit in terms of publicity for the state. The city is exchanging money (tax money?) for positive publicity with the message that it's advancing public safety. Of course, it could have achieved much the same by purchasing air time for a well-produced commercial, but the event adds the benefit of camera shots of community involvement and one-sided interviews, and the media provides a free commercial anyway.
The exchange, however, presents absolutely no gain in terms of actual public safety. In fact, considering that some functioning weapons may be taken in from well-intentioned but deceived law-abiding gun owners, it may represent a net loss in public safety, for some formerly armed citizens are now less well-armed or even totally disarmed. The citizen should consider that even a dusty old gun could save your life in a pinch.
The exchange does, however, provide a boost for the police department in terms of perceived public safety. But this, also, can be a net loss in actual public safety. Criminals prefer unarmed victims. Criminals especially prefer unarmed and mentally complacent victims. Unprepared on your part is good for them. Unprepared and unsuspecting is even better. In the absence of any actual advance of public safety, the perception of heightened safety is all the worse. People are then unprepared, unsuspecting, and overconfident.
But what about those dangerous "rocket launchers" and "missile launchers" we hear about being confiscated? Aren't those dangerous weapons being taken off the street? Most people by now have seen this hot air debunked: the weapons were the empty shells of one-time-use-only weapons already used up by the military. In short, more trash, more junk. No danger was taken off the streets at all, these plastic "weapons" are no more dangerous than a wiffle ball bat.
In the end, therefore, gun buyback programs amount to nothing but an economic farce foisted upon the public at public expense. No criminals are caught or even hindered, hardly any serious guns or "assault weapons" are taken off the streets. Average citizens trade in their junk for petty cash, but keep as many of their good guns as they like (thank God). In short, it's an expensive closet cleaning for a handful of people.
The police and the media take the opportunity to tout their trash haul as a success for public safety. It is nothing of the sort. If anything, it makes the general public less safe. But as long as the right people believe otherwise, police can pretend, and their smiling marketers in the local media will like it, too.
So will criminals.
And for this, your local police may very well be happy to pay big bucks. Which means, to some extent at least, you'll be paying for it, too.
- The problem with immorality may also be broken down into two categories: 1) the immorality of the person, and 2) the immorality of certain laws which define certain behaviors as criminal. It is the first case we have in view here.(↩)


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Perhaps you mean MSVC when you say "a standard Win32 toolchain" (or the version that comes with the Platform SDK).
In any case, this compiler should have some option of retaining the frame pointer (using the EBP register) in the emitted code.
Without /Oy-: _Java_org_eclipse_swt_internal_win32_OS_AbortDoc@12: ff 74 24 0c push dword [esp+0xc] ff 15 08 72 03 10 call [0x10037208] c2 0c 00 ret 0xc
With /Oy-: _Java_org_eclipse_swt_internal_win32_OS_AbortDoc@12: 55 push ebp 8b ec mov ebp,esp ff 75 10 push dword [ebp+0x10] ff 15 08 82 03 10 call [0x10038208] 5d pop ebp c2 0c 00 ret 0xc
Some methods begin with 55 8b ec without this flag, but all do when using it (excepted _JNI_OnLoad@8, interestingly).
If you need to unwind through a function in a DLL and get the stack trace, you need to compile the DLL with frame pointers enabled. (Even then the current code is quite kludgy - it assumes that the initial part of a function prologue is a sequence of "PUSH ebp; MOV ebp, esp" instructions which might not be true for other compilers or even GCC under "different" circumstances.)
Considering the disassembled code above, this hypothesis looks rather robust.
Finally, Olivier please note that I do not know if this indeed is the problem troubling you. It could well be that the current GCJ/Win32 backtrace code has a bug that you are hitting.
Sadly, you're probably right: using the SWT DLL including proper frame pointer retaining led to exactly the same crash.
So there's either a problem with my GCJ build or with the backtrace code, I suppose. Back to step one )-:
Best regards, Olivier Parisy.
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Q:Why does everyone keep warning me about rescheduling?
A: Hot air balloon flights are completely dependent upon weather conditions. Ground winds in excess of 10 miles an hour, excessive winds aloft, precipitation, fog, wet landing conditions, and low cloud cover are just a few of the obstacles balloonists face. Each of these conditions can cause our pilots to cancel scheduled flights and ask our passengers to reschedule. We cancel in excess of 75% of our flights due to unfavorable weather conditions, and although some customers are able to fly on their first scheduled date, the average number of reschedules is five. We are perpetually turning our customers attention to this fact as foreknowledge reduces frustration. We want you to be aware of it such that is less likely to surprise and irritate. Indeed, this reality is part of what makes ballooning so spectacular and so completely enjoyable. You are all but guaranteed a gorgeous day and a smooth flight due to our careful attention to these details.
Q:How do I know if my flight will go as scheduled?
A: We continually monitor weather conditions, and the decision on viability is made two hours prior to the scheduled flight. At this time, you can call our flight information line to hear about the flight status. However, even with the most advanced meteorological equipment, forecasts can be inaccurate. Rarely, a flight is delayed or canceled in the field, and all flight times and flight lengths can be affected by changing wind or weather conditions. Our pilots are highly experienced, and we will work diligently to ensure the most enjoyable flight possible. Again, any change after the status is issued on the flight information line is quite unusual. Once you hear that the flight is going as scheduled, you can fully expect a sensational experience to be awaiting your arrival.
Q: I purchased certificates but was then mauled by a bear who whispered in my ear... "Don't take the flight..." Now I feel nervous. Can I get a refund?
A: Wow, we feel your pain (kind of). But, no matter how sad the story, no refunds... ever. We also cannot combine certificates; each flight certificate stands on it's own (unlike wolves, which travel in packs, I would watch out for them too). Finally (as long as I am throwing out cautions), since our certificates are fully transferable, you need to treat them like cash. Whoever holds the certificates can take flight, and if nobody is holding the certificates (big sigh) nobody takes flight. So, what I am saying is, the bear was only trying to intimidate you to get you to loosen your grip on the certificates (stinkin' tricky bears). Way to go! You win! Now... come fly with us.
Q: I have been warned about rough landings... tell me what to expect.
A: In addition to firmly adhering to FAA regulations regarding balloon and pilot safety, we constantly monitor wind and weather conditions to ensure that each flight is as calm and gentle as possible. That said, part of what makes ballooning fun is it's unpredictability. Every flight is completely unique offering a slightly different flight direction, speed, altitude, attitude, and landing (type and location). And because the balloon is at the mercy of the winds, the pilot makes his best determination on flight status based on forecasts... the forecaster makes his best determination on weather models... some days everyone is wrong and the weather wins. On those days, the landing is less than gentle. It is not altogether uncommon for the balloon to hit the ground with a significant force (like jumping off the third rung of a ladder). In some instances the basket may even tip over and drag for a few feet or even a few yards (a decade or so ago, before the newest quick release tops became commonplace, every flight landed with many yards of dragging!). However, if you are looking for a wild ride... I fear I will disappoint... most of our flights now touch down with a gentle bump. Often someone will ask if we have landed. The Cameron Balloons Easy Vent System is a thing of beauty! If you have any questions or concerns about your ability to participate in the sport of ballooning, please speak to your doctor.
Q: Do I really want to take a ride in a larger balloon? Wouldn't a Private flight be better?
(i.e.: What's the difference between a Private, Semi-Private and Standard Flight?)
A: Yes, you do want to take flight in a larger balloon! (I think...) Hot air balloon flight in larger balloons (with 8-16 passengers) is set forth as an incredible and beautiful adventure - quite comparable to a Private flight. Normally, those who tell you that smaller balloons are better, only have smaller balloons and/or are trying up-sell. We have balloons of many sizes - my advice is to purchase the least expensive certificates that we offer - they are, for all intense purposes the same. That said, nobody ever pays any attention to my advice anyway... we would be happy to provide a Private flight at your convenience. And... we also offer something rather unique: Custom flights. These flights, rather than being a carbon copy of the Standard flight (minus some company), offer you the ability to customize the launch location and add on details that will truly make this a once in a lifetime adventure.
Details, details... The only difference between a Private flight and a Standard flight is the number of individuals in the balloon. Our Standard flight balloons convey between 8 and 16 passengers depending on the weights of those flying, the weather conditions, and the balloon chosen. These flights are termed Semi-Private by many in the industry. Our baskets accommodate these passengers with the same amount of room, same level of comfort, and same spectacular views which are offered by Private flights. Additionally, the cost of a two person excursion is often cost prohibitive. As such, we encourage all who ask about Private flights to consider the savings and enjoyment offered by our Standard flights.
Now, the difference between Semi-Private and Standard flights... this one is even harder... Balloon baskets are partitioned to give them added structure. There is no added room or comfort in a basket that is being used in a Semi-Private manner. What is happening is that a balloon and basket have been chosen of a size that allows the pilot to place passengers with only "their" group rather than asking them to stand next to someone of another group. Thus, in a Semi-Private flight, you may be in a quite small basket with a small compartment and there may be just room for two in your compartment (and there may be four compartments like this) - lovely. In a Standard flight basket, there may instead be three compartments that are at least twice as big (or bigger) that four people stand in instead of two. Therefore, even though some companies will try to charge you extra for a Semi-Private flight, it doesn't actually cost the company anything extra... and we don't believe in charging you for something silly that offers you no additional value and costs us nothing... even if we could convince you otherwise. So, we don't differentiate, at all, ever, between a Standard and Semi-Private balloon flight. Our passengers often find themselves in a "Semi-Private" situation (alone in a compartment with only their group), that said, they likely wouldn't notice it one way or another - the flight will be spectacular and the moment will be filled with awe and joy whether or not there is a 1/2 in wicker partition between them and the next person.
Q: How far out do I need to schedule?
A: This is a tricky question... As I write this, I have availability today. That said, we normally tell our customers to expect two weeks. Some days and times are available much, much earlier, and you can often find availability within a day or two. On occasion, you will need a bit more lead time (esp. during fall colors or if you are only available Saturday evenings). Last year we took up over 900 passengers, and if your schedule was flexible, there was never a time when we were fully booked for more than two weeks. If you are anxious to schedule and would like to fly as soon as possible, take a peek at your weekdays, especially mornings - we often can get you on the schedule quite quickly. This is often not the case with smaller companies who cut their prices drastically, sell a ton of rides, and then do not have the balloons or pilots to support all of their customers. It is common for some of these smaller companies to schedule out a month during their slower times and multiple months for weekends. This becomes a great problem when you are in need of rescheduling or are fearful of your certificate expiring. Please hear me clearly, not all small companies operate in this fashion - enough do, however, to give balloon businesses a bad name. We are careful to never treat our customers in this manner.
Q: You just said Fall colors... I LOVE Fall colors. Can I go?
A: No. Okay, YES; you can go. But, no matter how beautiful and how enchanting, Fall is extremely difficult. Not only does the whole world want to fly, and not only are we under our normal flight restrictions, but Fall in Minnesota normally sees an increase in wind speeds and precipitation. We love flying in the Fall, and we would love to help you schedule a flight. If the weather is good, the views will be fabulous. But, if the weather is bad and your flight is grounded, remember: every season offers its own incredible beauty. Try a winter flight, or wait on lush summer views.
Q: I have a fetish for snow globes... what do you think?
A: Cool. We kind of have a thing for them too - only, we like to think big... really big. Imagine soaring over crystalline landscaping, the ground and roadways blanketed in white, every tree and chimney sparkling under the sun's early rays. If you're perpetually blessed, snow may still be silently falling about the balloon. Leaves are no more, so you will be able to see the wildlife darting through the sparse forest. Snuggling will be on the increase, and, with the snow absorbing ambient noise, peace reigns. Winter flights are amazing... really amazing. We think, "Yes!"
Q: I am pregnant, can I still take a hot air balloon flight?
A: No. Although ballooning is most commonly gentle and safe, there are instances where the landing is a bit more jarring. While this landing would cause no lasting harm to other adults in the craft, it could damage the placenta and thus be dangerous for mom and baby. We believe that pregnancy is an incredible miracle and would like to help you protect your baby against even the most unlikely of circumstances. We would be happy to take you flying after your baby is born - bring pictures!
Q: How do I change or cancel my reservations? What if I do not show up for my flight?
A: Twenty four hour notice is required for weekdays and forty-eight hour notice for weekend and holiday flights. Any cancellation not abiding by these policies will result in a fee of $50 per certificate prior to rescheduling. If you do not show up for your scheduled flight, there will be a $100 charge per certificate at the time of scheduling your next date. (Note, Groupon certificates have different guidelines, please refer to your certificates for more information.)
Q: Tipping, I never know what to do about tipping... tell me.
A: Wow, awkward. Tipping is present in most tourism and service industries. Offering balloon flights fits in here, so offering a gratuity would be acceptable. Additionally, tipping is nice. If you think that your pilot and crew were nice... go for it. That said, there is no sense of expectation or obligation... the situation is unique and we are easy! If you do decide to consider a tip, we are firm believers in earning not only your patronage, trust, and respect, but also any gratuities that you may offer. If you do not feel that our crew members surpassed your expectations... don't tip.


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Hospitals must report ALL deaths and imminent deaths to the OPO. Reporting is required for hospital accreditation and Medicare reimbursement. All OPO's must audit all deaths in their catchment area. Morality The "rightness" or "wrongness" of an act or thought Widely shared beliefs in a particular culture or subculture Ethics The "why" or the actual underpinning for the act or thought. Perspectives that allows one to examine or understand something Major Legislation 1968 Uniform Anatomical Gift Act Revised 1987 Authorizes the gift of all or part of the after death for transplants, research, education, or other therapies. Describes who may donate, how to execute the donation, and who may receive the gift. There is no national registry of organ donors. Even if you have indicated your wishes on your driver's license or a donor card, be sure you have told your family as they will be consulted before donation takes place. How does one express voluntary donation wishes? Registries: DMV Donor cards Advance directives aka, Living Wills Sharing your thoughts and decisions with your family Major Legislation 1984 National Organ Transplant Act Established a national Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) Prohibited sale of human organs Established the Scientific Registry of Organ transplantation 1987 Florida Brain Death Law Determination of death must be made by two board eligible or certified physicians Brain death is the irreversible cessation of the entire brain, including brain stem OPO Responsibilities Evaluation of all potential donors Obtaining family consent Maintain the donor after Brain Death has been declared Allocation of the organs Recovery of the organs Aftercare of the donor family Medical Staff Ethical Dilemmas Admitting failure: A patient has died Stepping aside Supporting or Obstructing Patient Management South Florida Communities Haitian African American Hispanic Informed Decision to Informed Consent Does a family need to know what organs and tissues can be donated? Do they need to know the size of the incision? Do they need to know how the body will look after donation? Do they need to know about the various donor suitability tests? Pediatric Ethical Considerations What about children who want to be organ donors? What about adolescents between 16 and almost 18 years old? Can people younger than 18 give consent? Acceptable Donors Severe Head Injuries Cerebral Insults (SAH,SDH,CVA) Primary Brain Tumors Cerebral Anoxia (Near-drowning, Drug ODs,MIs,) Homicides/Suicides Metabolic Disorders (DKA) Brain death vs. Coma? Brain Death Criteria Harvard Medical School Absence of spontaneous movement and response to stimulus Absence of spontaneous respiration Absence of brain stem reflexes Reversible etiology must be considered and excluded prior to the diagnosing of Brain Death Brain Death Patient maintained on ventilator, Heart beating Organs are removed in the operating room while the patient is maintained on a ventilator. Tissue recovery follows organ donation Cardiac Death Patient has no cardiac or respiratory activity Acceptable donations: Tissue & Eyes Body must be kept cool before tissues are removed Removal within12 to 24 hours What's the difference from a coma? Coma entails some lower level of brain electrical activity, however absence of any cortical activity Coma does NOT equal Brain Death Categories Of Donation Brain Dead Donor Can donate organs, eyes, bone, & tissue Has beating heart, on ventilator Cardiac Arrest Donor Eye, bone, & tissue only: NO organs can be donated Donation After Cardiac Death: Immediate rescue of organs after cardiac death (OPO on Site) Asystole occurs within 30 min of extubation Donation after Cardiac Death Informing ICU and OR staff that after disconnecting the patient from the respirator will result in Cardiac Death. Donation follows pronouncement of patient by the attending physician. How Does It Work? 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The Neverhood TV Series is an animated series created by Namcom based on the Neverhood Series. It aired on October 9 2011 on Treehouse (Canada), Cartoon Network (USA) and other countries.
The show takes place on the Neverhood Island, where all the chaos live in peace. The show involves Klaymen, Rico and all their other friends getting into crazy situations like Dr. Kogg invading.
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As some of you may have noticed I have been cast as Storm in the new Vivid Super hero feature "X-Men:XXX" directed by Axel Braun!! I'm very very excited about it seeing as I love Storm, she is definitely my favorite character and if you know the comics she is one of the most badass X-Men!
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Another awesome new release I'm in is Elegant Angels "Best New Starlets 2012" in which I co-star alongside Lily Labeau, Holly Michaels, Lily Carter & Jessie Andrews! Watch the trailer -> here <--
I've been been playing with a lot of girls this month... Lily Carter & I's first scene together is coming out in Sweetheart Films "Lesbian Babysitters 6" directed by Nica Noelle!! I love this girl, she is so sexual and enticing.. it's very hard not to get lured into her eyes, and I find myself feeling a bit dominant towards her.. I'm not sure why that is since I'm so submissive usually.. she must bring it out of me.... >=P
Also! My newest Vivid movie directed by David Stanley & shot by B. Skow is coming out! This was my first starring role for Vivid so I'm very excited about this one and I really hope everyone that watches it enjoys it! It was a blast to shoot & hopefully it will show... It's called "The Threeway" starring Asphyxia Noir, Xander Corvus & myself =)
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Here's a little sneak peak of a shoot I just for a new Evil Angel release, Jonni Darkkos "Sloppy Head 4" ^_~
It's been a long & busy year... and I'm really looking forward to having some much needed time off and spending it with my family back home in Scotland for the holidays! Unfortunately this means that I'm going to have to endure the freezing winter temperatures that Scotland has been preparing for me... it's going be fun though! I can't wait!!!!
For those of you who may wish to send me an X-Mas present here is my >wishlist< If you include your contact info in the note then I can send you a present back! Either my underwear from a shoot or a signed DVD/print or all three! The holiday is about exchanging gifts, am I right? ^_~
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Peter Abrams (born December 19, 1961 in New York City) is a recycled artist specializing in elevator cable reclamation for "Firebowls".
He currently works in Trenton, New Jersey at his workshop on 220 Allen Street where he creates functional artwork, furnishings, and figures from wire rope. He is founder and proprietor of the Trenton Atelier - a grass-roots, volunteer community artists organization.
Current projects include Firebowls, Be Home Now, Firedirt, and other functional recycled art and products.
The B Home[edit]
The B Home is a sculpture designed by artists Peter Abrams and Graham Apgar. An example of biomimicry, the B Home derives inspiration from the key building block of a beehive, efficiently enclosing space with a hexagonal lattice. A single unit of the home is located at the D&R Greenway just south of the Johnson Education Center. Separate units at the greenway, which will function as outdoor gazebos are being built using sustainable, upcycled materials such as shipping pallets, bamboo, and adobe.
As the hexagon-shaped modules of the B Home are stacked, they begin to resemble the honeycomb of a beehive, and could potentially be used shelters, perhaps in disaster relief situations. As bees know, the hexagonal design allows for more enclosed space using less materials energy. Together, the units would form strong, interconnected structures.
Trenton Atelier[edit]
The Trenton Atelier was an artist workshop and community institution located at 220 Allen St. in Trenton, NJ. Founded by Peter Abrams in 1999 and utilized by artists and community members, the Trenton Atelier proved itself a positive force in a city known for its negativity and post-industrial malaise. With its open doors policy, loud music, live painting, experimental bike-building as well as sculptural and furniture production, the Trenton Atelier attracted many neighborhood kids as well as local and national artists. More than just an artist workshop, the facility also housed a garden, kitchen and a local chef whose soul food menu provided fresh nourishment to artists and community members. A diverse and eclectic institution, the Trenton Atelier acted as an independent source of community education and empowerment.
Trentonian Trenton Atelier's Pete Abrams says 'Let's just do something' - July 3, 2010 http://www.trentonian.com/article/20100703/NEWS/307039963
Trenton Downtowner One man's trash is another's art colony - June 2009 "Artist Pete Abrams has a bold plan to transform an industrial ruin into an artistic haven"
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Judy Jiao was born on February 17, 1992 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, the first of two children born to Jack Jiao and Jean Zu. Her brother, Kirk Jiao, was born in 1996. She began modeling at age 13 after being spotted by a modeling scout at a shopping mall. While attending a modeling convention called Mag Canada, Miss Jiao was spotted by an acting agent who had her take acting classes with Dean Armstrong. Once those classes were completed, Jiao was signed to her agency and spent the next two years auditioning for acting roles before landing the role of Leia Chang on Degrassi: The Next Generation, her first acting role.
In 2014, Jiao graduated from Harvard with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. She currently works as the External Relations Co-Director for Harvard Undergraduate Women in Business.


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Ros Coward explores the burgeoning disaster of successive government attacks on higher education in today's Guardian. Look out for Andrew McGettigan's stringent critique of new UK education policy, The Great University Gamble (2013) from Pluto Press in April.
Ros Coward, Thursday 24 January 2013 – reproduced from the Guardian.
Some call what's happening in the university sector a "radical overhaul". This sounds planned and orderly. But as student numbers fall and talk turns to the politically embarrassing possibility of university bankruptcies, this starts to look more like a demonstration of the law of unintended consequences.
The increase in fees was originally proposed to the last Labour government by Lord Browne, in response to the universities' own push for more income. He suggested lifting the cap but clawing back some fees from universities that charged more than £6,000. No incoming Tory government was ever going to pass on this opportunity to reduce long-term expenditure and "marketise" the sector. But, in coalition, they had to accept the generous terms for student loans that Nick Clegg needed in order to mitigate his shameful volte-face on his "no fees" pledge. Meanwhile the universities, pretty much to a body, decided to adopt the highest possible fees. With different elements all pushing their own agendas, it was a lash-up from the start.
University applications fell drastically last year, by 54,000 students – representing the population of three entire universities. Recent figures suggest a continuing downward trend, especially among home students. But any hope that a fall in numbers might lead to a reduction of public expenditure looks compromised by the generous terms for student loans. Students don't have to start paying back until they are earning £21,000, which in the current climate may take some time. Indeed, given how many people now have interrupted careers, many may never pay back at all. University lecturers have been heard describing the loans as "free money" to potential applicants.
Then there's the issue of EU students. Their numbers have fallen less than home students and their payback rates are far worse, partly because reclaiming their loans is difficult and because incomes are lower in some EU countries. According to the Financial Times, the government expects to recover only two-thirds of the cost of the loans.
Nor have attempts to make the sector more competitive delivered clear outcomes. If you marketise a sector it will, unsurprisingly, adopt market techniques to survive. Applications figures could have been even worse had some universities not drastically dropped their entry requirements, or "tariffs". Leeds Metropolitan was reported as having dropped its tariff to the equivalent of two Es on some courses, and there is widespread anecdotal evidence that many universities made similar – if not quite so drastic – moves.
The government claims that increased competition is designed to allow top universities to flourish in terms of reputation, research and recruitment, hence their policy of allowing universities to take unlimited numbers of students who achieve two As and a B, and figures released this week talked of "winners and losers". Bristol and Cardiff had increased recruitment but in other universities, including some of the Russell group, recruitment had decreased. Many were suspicious: was this a true test of the "survival of the fittest"? Or were the so called "losers" those universities that had not played the entry game right or stuck by their standards, refusing to lower their tariffs?
Admitting students with reduced entry requirements puts a strain on other students and staff. And what will happen when these students can't keep up? Now they are paying huge fees, how easy will it be for lecturers to fail them? Students will be more demanding of support and resources, and universities won't want them to leave. Will the blame for failure shift on to the course or lecturer?
Another unintended consequence reshaping the higher education environment is the shift in gender ratios. The decrease in applicants in 2012 was four times greater among men, exacerbating an existing trend towards more women graduates. Mary Curnock Cook, Ucas chief executive, describes the trend as "striking and worrying". Perhaps as serious is the massive decline in part-time applicants, invariably mature students who, although now offered access to loans, are being deterred by the huge fees.
It's not just first-time degrees affected. Universities are steeling themselves for a massive decline in home applicants for master's degrees in 2015, and are frantically chasing overseas students – which brings them into direct conflict with the government's policies on visas.
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There is a lot of moaning about resto-shamans... which is hard to grasp, since as of 5.3 I outperform most equally geared healing classes in almost all 10-player raid ecounters I've done. All the existing cooldowns and the upcoming buffs will make an awesome healer in 5.4. Especially glyphed chain heal has been very much overlooked in the patch comments. It will make shamans much more competetive in spread-out groups. But I have a question: will the condictivity-specced healing rain cooldown still reset after 10 seconds, or after 10 seconds + added duration? I'm guessing the last, since otherwise you would be able to place more than one active healing rain. On the other hand, replacing an active healing rain will become much more difficult, if you have to wait up to 40 seconds for it to expire. Or does the active one cease to run when placing a new healing rain? Does anybody have an information about this?
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"It's a public concept that the Underground Water District is going to solve the water problems," he mid. "If approved, it's still not going to solve the water problems. In the meantime, nothing has been done." CLWSC plans to put a water treatment facility at Canyon Lake to help ease the burden of pumping from wells, said McKnight. The corporation recently bought several private water companies in the area. "We're pumping as much as we can pump and it's not enough," said McKnight. "If we've got water, we can sell it If we can sell it, we can pay for it." McKnight said CLWSC bu agreed with fee Guadalupe-Blanoo River Authority to buy surfeoe water ftom Canyon Lake. He said the company would eventually like to bring wafer lo all portions of western Comal County, including fee Bulverde area. Cameron Wiley brought the petition together and says a water district can do a better job than a private corporation. "In a private corporation, the profit motive ..These corporations make a profit, titty just A a nr*. .-a1 . Keep tneir doors mnerentiy. "We can do just exactly what Canyon Lake (Waler Supply Corp.) wants to do and do it better," he added Wiley said the district would have the power to levy a tax of up to .05 cents per $100 of property value, and issue revenue bonds, should that be required. He mid no entity could restrict pumping under 25,000 gallons, but feat a district could require spacing of wells and require specifications on well fittings. McKnight said the CLWSC would eventually like to establish a Special Utility District through fee TNRCC that could help finance water distribution to the southwestern portion of the county. Bizarre accident Deadline pggriny for Leadership NS claes The deadline for niming in applications for the 1994-1995 leadership New Braunfels class is Friday, July 22. 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The case will be tried in federal court, being prosecuted by the U.S. Attorney's office in San Antonio. Comal County Animal Control was also involved They [Akers and his crew] had a great dane and we decided we wanted someone who knew what they were doing," Bowen said. Canyon Lake man found not guilty in assault trial By CHRISTINE MARTM Staff Writer (Pm New Breves HenktZeUmg imWM* itr nairfrr r r-*-—' "—• *-According lo die Sephimburg Archives end numbers of lim Germen commmity, "StmmUuck" rtpreeents e sitting piece for numbers of the commmity lo gather end shore the day's happenings. We imvile you maim* mbit rn.) 33-38 39-45 S3 milton This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint "Don't want no meter," was the last thing 73-year-oid Leonard Ohmes of the Canyon Lake Estates water well board heard before he was beaten bloody last year at fee Canyon Lake Estates pump house. The assailant shouted the meters cost him money before beating up fee trustee Ohmes at the time wu going to begin installing meters at residential tomes in Canyon Lake Estates Ohmes accused 18-year acquaintance John Lecas of Canyon Lake Estates, of perpetrating the June 16.1993 attack A three-man, three-woman jury Comal County Jury found Lecas not guilty yesterday In fee trial, testimony came out about the controversy that has troubled the neighborhood for years The Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission bu ordered trustees of the well, including Ohmes, to install meters at the tomes of those served by the well. Terry Hadley, TNRCC spokesman, said he had no knowledge of any controversy. Mark WiUemin, of Spring Branch, also serves as a trustee of the Canyon Lake Estates well. He said the trustees don't want the responsibility of installing the more-than-100 meters. 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He was described as cold lo the depths of bis soul. "What are you worrying about me for," Hernandez wee quoted ae Baying "Wetbacks don't count for anything." works at the estates, he Mid Constable Edward Mullins, who responded to the call, said at least one other rerident of the development had given Ohmes trouble getting fee water meters installed. David Friescnhahn, assistant county attorney, based his doting argument on fee fact feat Lecas' friends, neighbors and employees romprirrd bis alibi. Lecas had pled innocent of the minor offense against the law. Tom Gamer, defense attorney out of San Marcos, pointed out he did not have to prove his diem was innocent. The state had lo prove Lecas wu guilty. "They have failed," Gamer saki. Frieeenhahn add some of Gamer's wkneaaea may have construed the times they were wife Lecas in their minds. Comal County Ptirol Sergeant DevidOtt investigated the case. 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Home › Forums › Campfire › Hiking Partners / Group Trip Announcements › Superior Hiking Trail info needed
Aug 19, 2010 at 3:38 pm #1262419
Tim FBPL Member
@kneebyterLocale: the depths of Hiking Hell (Iowa)
Well, it seems like there is not a specific forum for soliciting info on trails so I decided to just post it here.
I know there are many here that live near and hike the SHT. Two or three of us are planning a trip for early September and were looking for some info from those of who know it well.
Questions that I can think of right now:
* what temps should we expect
* how much precip does the area usually get that time of year (if it is like Iowa, it is pretty dry)
* what is the bug situation like then
* what section would you recommend- we were looking at starting in the Beaver Bay/ Silver Bay area and going north
* are there usually a lot of people on the trail (starting on Labor Day weekend is a possibility we have considered)
* where is the best place to park? (this could be determined by the answer to the next question)
* what is a good resupply strategy- we are doing 6 or 7 days and two of us have back problems right now, so we are looking to keep the weight down as far as possible. I was thinking we could park the car somewhere halfway up our intended section with our resupply in the car, and catch the shuttle back to our start point- does this sound optimal, or is there a better way?
I will post more questions as I think of them and maybe my partners will jump in with some as well. I appreciate the wealth of information that everyone provides on the forums. I think I will be sub-8 pound base weight (sub-7 if I end up using the poncho tarp!) for the first time on this trip (before I add the luxury items)! It is entirely due to the knowledge that I have gained from all of you. Thanks.Aug 19, 2010 at 3:43 pm #1638811
Dean F.BPL Member
@acrosomeLocale: Back in the Front Range
Many people ask questions about trails under Trip Announcements but, yes, here is fine too.
Sorry I can't actually answer your question, though…Aug 19, 2010 at 7:24 pm #1638871
William PuckettMember
@beepLocale: Land of 11, 842 lakes
September is a great time for the SHT.
I'd say your first stop should be the website for the SHTA (Superior Hiking Trail Association). Order the new SHT guidebook (about $15 IIRC) that will answer many of your questions. The staff in the office can also answer a lot of your questions. The guidebook also tells you where to park.
The weather will be cooling off pretty quickly in September, so you can expect overnight lows around freezing as the month moves on. Daytime temps can be variably warmish, typically in the mid-60's to mid-50's, though lower if cloudy/stormy/windy.
The precipitation is not bad in September and is unlikely to produce all-day type rain even when it does rain.
There are many excellent and scenic sections of the trail to hike and the guidebook (above) will highlight most of them for you. A lot depends on how long you'll be out. FWIW, there is a commercial shuttle that runs on the weekends (other times by reservation) that can do pickup or dropoff for you.
One of my favorite sections starts at Oberg Mountain (just south of the Lutsen Ski Resort) and goes north up to the Cascade River State Park. That'd be a great 2-3 day outing! If you go later in September, you'll see some good color in the leaves. Bugs (late in the month) will be a non-issue.
Have fun! As you can tell, I really like the SHT!Aug 19, 2010 at 8:02 pm #1638887
Jim ColtenBPL Member
@jcoltenLocale: MN
Adding to the good info Bill provided (especially about the trail assn and guide book) …
You were asking about early Sept … there are few historical climate data sets for North Shore locations but I did find about 115 years of climate data from Two Harbors.
For the first half of September:
the coldest 10% of days were 27F-42F
the mean low temp was 50F
the warmest 10% of days were 79F-92F
the mean high temp was 69F
60% of the days had zero precip
15% had precip >0 but <=0.1 inch
13% had precip >0.1 but <0.5 inch
6% had >0.5 but <1.0 inch
6% had precip >10 inch
That said it is entirely possible (but not likely) that it'll be cold and wet your entire trek, he-he
Your idea of parking the car at mid trek for re-supply should work if you use the shuttle service as you propose … be aware that the shuttle runs only on Fri, Sat, Sun and major holidays. Alternatively, you can arrange to meet the shuttle at a scheduled trailhead stop for a food resupply if mid trek is on a day the shuttle runs.
How busy will it be? Backpacking usage has grown steadily the past 10 years. If you go on the nicest stretches on a holiday weekend you should expect to share campsites with others at least some of the nights. You'll also see quite a few day hikers, especially in the state parks, even more so in Tettegouche (east of Silver Bay).
Bill's suggestion of Oberg->Cascade River is a good one. You mentioned Beaver Bay or Silver Bay and eastward … very very scenic but very very rugged.
Have a good trip!
You asked about parking, most trailheads allow overnight parking, the highway waysides have signs saying "NO". If parking at a state park you'll need to purchase an entry pass and also ask where they prefer you to park long term … they'll normally ask for vehicle info so they know you're expected to be gone overnight(s)
regarding insects, the later the better. I have pretty high mosquito tolerance but would still want a bug bivy under a tarp or a shelter with built in screening … unless it were after the first hard frost.Aug 19, 2010 at 11:08 pm #1638911
Blair GentesMember
Not to hijack the thread, but I have a few questions while this one is still alive.
The guidebook says every campsite has a fire ring. Where does the wood come from: are they stocked or is it taken from the surrounding area?
Do people normally cook at the campsites? I never cook where I'm sleeping, but if people cook at the campsites where I'm sleeping I might as well not avoid it.
What is the water like this time of year? How much will I need to carry, more than a days worth?Aug 20, 2010 at 11:37 am #1639022
William PuckettMember
@beepLocale: Land of 11, 842 lakes
Hi Blair,
To address your questions:
1. RE: fire ring. The wood for fires is whatever you gather around the campsite. By September, the "traffic" along the trail has pretty much cleared out most of the convenient dead-and-down wood. There is no stocking of firewood unless some previous camper has done so.
2. RE: cooking at campsite. Most everyone cooks at the campsite. There'd be no reason for you to cook elsewhere.
3. RE: water. Water is plentiful along most of the trail. Most campsites have a nearby water source, though some of those are "intermittent" and so noted in the guidebook for the trail. There are "dry" campsites typically on a ridgeline, but my experience is that water is usually within 1/2 mile even for those exceptions.
4. I get by easily with carrying 2 liters, though I could manage with one liter and more frequent fillups. You WILL need to filter or treat all water along the SHT.
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