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Motley Crue Reveal New Song Name, Future Recording Plans
The new song Motley Crue are working on has a title that makes perfect sense since they are about to retire from touring.
The new song Motley Crue are working on has a title that makes perfect sense since they are about to retire from touring.
Their producer breaks the news that the band are working on the last song to coincide with their farewell tour.
Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil has joined a group of others to buy the Jacksonville Sharks, and plans to move the Arena Football League team to his hometown of Las Vegas.
Milwaukee's Summerfest has an annual tradition of giving fans of veteran pop and rock acts plenty of bang for their buck each year, and the festival's 2014 lineup is no exception.
Motley Crue's 'Home Sweet Home' is being sung in French for a new Sprint ad.
The director of the upcoming Motley Crue biopic promises "a great movie."
Since forming in 1981, Motley Crue's lineup has remained relatively stable. While both Vince Neil and Tommy Lee tried their hands at solo careers, they were eventually brought back into the fold. Recently, Mick Mars revealed that he came dangerously close to quitting during the recording of 1997's 'Generation Swine,'
Some of country music's biggest acts have come together to cover a batch of Motley Crue classics for an upcoming tribute album -- and if that sounds like a weird idea to you, Vince Neil knows exactly how you feel.
Motley Crue won't be issuing new music before hitting the road for what promises to be their farewell tour. Bassist Nikki Sixx blames a segmented radio environment unsuitable for their brand of rock.
When Motley Crue announced their 'Final Tour,' they signed a legally binding "Cessation of Touring Agreement" forbidding their members from using their name in future live endeavors. In a new interview, Nikki Sixx explained that the band decided to take that approach as a matter of pride.
Amidst all the hoopla surrounding the announcement of Motley Crue's final tour, it seems one important fact has been overlooked: the band is not actually breaking up.
Yesterday Motley Crue confirmed that they will embark on one final world tour before ending their career. At the press conference announcing this trek, they even signed a first of its kind 'Cessation of Touring' contract that apparently prevents them from getting back together, just to show how serious they are.


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I hate perma-death. Yeah, it makes you play careful all right - TOO careful. Anything that's a challenge is simply too much of a risk, so you end up fighting oodles of "safe" battles. It is somewhat fun for me to figure out what battles are and aren't safe but not enough to make up for all the easy battles. (Luckily, it's often not hard to find the save game files and back them up yourself.)

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I currently attend uni doing a Bachelor of multimedia, while holding down a job in hospitality. I enjoy cooking, politics, philosophy, science and traveling.
Confusing the crap out of people
Making people laugh
getting distracted
Seeing the bright side of life
Books: Max Brooks - Ultimate Zombie Survival guide, Eragon, 1984, Animal Farm, and any sort of informational
Movies: Rock'n'Rolla, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Iron Man, Taken, The Boondock Saints, V for Vendetta, Fight Club and a bunch of others.
Shows: Top Gear, Dr.Who, The Walking Dead, Adventure Time, Bravest Warriors, Regular show, Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones.
Music: Bloc Party, The Wombats, Lamb of God, Devildriver, Scooter, Maximum the Hormone, Phoenix, Sigur Ros, Pink Floyd, ACDC, Led Zeppelin.
Food: It's food, if it tastes good I eat it.
Games: Battlefield, Forza, Grand Turismo, Journey, Shadow of Colossus
The Internet
Family & Friends
My internal organs
All the cars I want, and will probably never have
The universe
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I love this Live Messenger Campaign highlighted by fellow User Experience Evangelist from the Netherlands, Martin Tirion. Built in Silverlight, it's a great example of one of the oldest user engagement tricks in the book: for a small action from the user, provide a big and dramatic response. I guess it's the most literal interpretation of 'empowering your users'.
It looks great and is quite compelling, even though I can't read Dutch, and I'm pulling it down all the way from Holland!
Great execution by RedUrban and Lightmaker.


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"I fell in love with this design almost six years ago. It took me 5 years to work up the courage to get a tattoo but I knew this was the only design I wanted. (I have a needle phobia.) I get so many compliments on its retro and unusual look. I absolutely love it! I plan to go back for a few smaller pieces of ink later. But this, as my first, was a fantastic experience and I'm so pleased Cynthia from Red Tango said yes when I asked her if I could make use of her design."
June 5th, 2011
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Colorful Summer Salad: Beets with Walnuts, Goat Cheese & Baby Greens
Inspired by a Cooking Light recipe, this vibrantly colored salad pairs roasted beets and goat cheese with crisp baby greens and crunchy walnuts. The result is a healthy salad that is a gastronomic festival of flavor, texture and color. You can prepare the beets up to two days in advance.
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text: Stupidly forgot to pack my real camera (despite setting it right beside my carry-on the night before I left), so these all suffer from the double-whammy of my poor photography skills and having been taken with a cell phone camera. But for whatever interest they might hold, here are some shots from my recent (all too brief) trip. Feel free to ask any questions, even along the lines of "why can't you hold the damn camera straight?" Shanghai: Mumbai:


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1. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailsdl5e Sep 24, 2012 10:40 AM (in response to Brian35)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Same problem. Found this and it worked.
2. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailrpsmith Sep 24, 2012 2:08 PM (in response to sdl5e)
I tried the fix on the Apple site and it worked...for a short period, then it goes back to not working.
3. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailBrian35 Sep 24, 2012 3:47 PM (in response to rpsmith)
This thread on Apple (https://discussions.apple.com/message/19728203?tstart=0#19728203?tstart=0) is indeed growing with users having this problem, including several Verizon customers. All the work-arounds function for a time but eventually stop working. I also have several colleagues in my office who now have the same problem. Hoping this issue will make it on Verizon and Apple's radar as more than just a fluke.
4. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailJhoran1314 Sep 25, 2012 10:49 AM (in response to sdl5e)
I have tried the fix from the Apple site, and it worked for the first email I received, and then stopped working right after that... This is my first Apple product ever, and I am NOT HAPPY
5. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailnoahs Sep 25, 2012 4:31 PM (in response to Jhoran1314)
I have the same issue. It affects all push notifications, including push email accounts, iMessage, and third-party apps. Push notifications will work for some period of time (on average, a few hours) and then stop working. Toggling airplane mode or restarting the phone will restart the push notifications service and temporarily fix the problem. But it then recurs. I've tried resetting network settings and backing up & restoring the phone with no long-term success.
I've also noticed that the apsd process is crashing on my phone. APSD is the Apple Push Service Daemon. It seems every few hours or so, it crashes and loses connectivity for push. Take a look in Settings-->General-->About-->Diagnostics & Usage-->Diagnostic & Usage Data and see whether you have similar crash logs from the apsd process.
6. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailBrian35 Sep 25, 2012 10:06 PM (in response to noahs)
Interestingly, no APSD process log errors in my settings--yet. Seems like the Apple Community thread above has a good, documented trail of users afflicted with this problem. Will keep following this post and the one above and hope for a resolution soon.
7. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailAAShepAA Sep 26, 2012 9:12 AM (in response to Brian35)
I have the same "push" issue with my and my wife's new iPhone 5! I have tried every "fix" I can find and nothing works permanently. We just switched from T-Mobile after many many years, and my wife's jailbroken iPhone 4 worked fine with push mail. My Android worked fine with push mail.
This really needs to be addressed!
BTW - I know phones - everything is set correctly.
8. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailBrian35 Oct 1, 2012 5:24 PM (in response to Brian35)
Are folks still having problems? I've seen multiple reports across other forums outside this one, but apparently Verizon is not seeing enough posts about it here to escalate at higher levels to Apple, even though it seems clear it's a problem with how Apple communicates on Verizon's LTE network. I'm afraid we may have to switch to AT&T here soon, because our enterprise group cannot afford this to go on much longer, and AT&T seems to work fine.
9. Re: Problems with iPhone 5 Push E-mailsdl5e Oct 1, 2012 5:29 PM (in response to Brian35)
I'm still having problems...Gmail (set up as Exchange) is pushing, but my work Exchange still isn't
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Pappardelle with Milk-Roasted Baby Goat Ragù
This is a signature dish at Komi, where Johnny Monis slowly roasts the baby goat in milk until it's meltingly tender, then simmers it in tomato sauce before spooning it over fresh, eggy pappardelle noodles. The key to the dish is giving all of the elements enough time to come together: "We never serve our ragù the same day we make it," Monis says. "When the ragù is allowed to cool overnight, the flavor and texture completely change."
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- Servings: 4
- Time(Other): plus overnight chilling
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 1/2 pounds baby goat shoulder on the bone (see Note)
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup whole milk
- 2 thyme sprigs
- 1 bay leaf
- 1/2 small cinnamon stick
- 2 tablespoons tomato paste
- 2 cups canned peeled Italian tomatoes, crushed
- 1 1/4 cups chicken stock or low-sodium broth
- Homemade Pappardelle Noodles (See Note)
- Freshly grated Pecorino Romano cheese, for serving
How to make this recipe
Preheat the oven to 300°. In a medium enameled cast-iron casserole, heat 3 tablespoons of the olive oil. Season the goat with salt and pepper and add it to the casserole. Cook over moderately high heat, turning once, until lightly browned on both sides, about 15 minutes. Spoon off the excess fat in the casserole.
Add the milk, thyme, bay leaf and cinnamon stick to the casserole and bring to a boil. Cover with foil and a lid and transfer to the oven. Braise for about 1 hour 40 minutes, turning the meat occasionally and spooning the cooking liquid over it from time to time. The meat is done when it's tender enough to pull off the bone.
Remove the meat from the casserole and let cool. Pour the pan juices into a heatproof glass measuring cup. There should be about a 1/2 cup. Discard the thyme sprigs, bay leaf and cinnamon stick. Pull the meat from the bones and cut it into 1/2-inch pieces. Reserve the large bones.
Add the remaining 1 tablespoon of olive oil to the casserole along with the tomato paste and cook over moderate heat until sizzling, about 2 minutes. Stir in the reserved pan juices. Add the tomatoes and chicken stock and bring to a boil. Season with salt and pepper. Return the meat and bones to the casserole and simmer over very low heat until the sauce is thick and reduced to about 3 1/2 cups, about 1 hour; discard the bones. Refrigerate the goat ragù overnight.
The next day, rewarm the ragù in the casserole. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the pappardelle and cook until al dente, about 3 minutes. Drain and add the pasta to the ragù; toss well. Serve the pasta in shallow bowls, passing the cheese on the side.
Make Ahead
The baby goat ragù can be refrigerated for up to 5 days or frozen for up to 1 month.
Get the Homemade Pappardelle Noodle Recipe here.
Look for goat shoulder (preferably from a baby goat) at halal meat markets or order it from your butcher.
Suggested Pairing
The brilliance of this Greek-inspired dish is that the flavors blend into a complex, delicious wholeneither the goat nor the tomato nor the spices dominate. A great Xinomavro (a native Greek variety), would be a delicious match for this pappardelle.


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Cost: ~$20 per share
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) is a stock for all ages. Heck, InvestorPlace Editor Jeff Reeves made a case for buying Intel for both himself and his children, both younger than 5.
Why Intel? Well, it's the largest semiconductor manufacturer in the world, for one. While its troubles in the mobile sphere have been well-documented, INTC is making inroads on that front. That success story will be all the sweeter if you buy in now — shares are heavily beaten, down 16% year-to-date to nearly $20 per share.
And more important when considering the long haul: Intel has piles of cash that fund a juicy 4.5% dividend yield.


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Posts by Richard
Money (That's What I Want)
25 July 2013 by Richard
Well in the words of the great Barrett Strong "Money (That's What I Want)"*. Recently there has been some debate around the Bank of England's plans to replace Elizabeth Fry with Winston Churchill in 2016 as the face on our £5 notes. However, it has also been announced that Jane Austen will be the new face of the £10 note in 2017, an attempt at counterbalancing the lack of women. People are right to scrutinize the individuals who are being considered-and that have appeared on previous notes-which clearly shows a lack of diversity, not becoming of a modern society. Now it is positive that Austen will indeed be seen on future currency but there will still be a lack of Black and Asian and other ethnically diverse faces. Tokenism some may shout, maybe, but visibility and presence are often the first steps in people understanding how British society has "no singular 'island story.'" Read more…
Talking the talk, walking the walk
14 June 2013 by Richard
It has been a varied month since my last blog. It was a pleasure welcoming Garvin Nicholas, the High Commissioner for Trinidad and Tobago at the end of May for a tour of the International Slavery Museum (ISM). My colleague James Hernandez came along to meet the delegation, a nice dimension was that he has Trinidadian roots. As part of the tour we went into the Anthony Walker Education Centre which among other things has a display of Caribbean flags, except, quelle surprise, Trinidad and Tobago. The High Commissioner kindly offered to send the Museum a flag for our collection. He was very impressed with the Museum, especially the inclusion on our Black Achievers Wall of a number of Trinidadians & Tobagonians such as Lord Learie Constantine, Dr Roi Kwabena and CLR James. Read more…
Remembering to forget
On Wednesday I gave a talk for the West Derby Society at the very grand Lowlands built in 1846. The taxi driver, on being told what I did for a living, said something along the lines of 'great museum, but not everyone in Liverpool supported and profited from slavery.' I explained that we don't say that, we talk about Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade, and of course we focus on Liverpool, it is after all where we are located, Liverpool took the trade to a new level, there were over 5,000 slave voyages made from the port plus several other facts. I also pointed out that new research is shedding light on the diverse range of people (plantation owners/profiteers not the enslaved) that were awarded compensation under the 1833 Abolition Act (there was a Slave Compensation Commission) which shows that it was not just MP's or the well-known merchant families but regular business folk too who profited from the enslavement of Africans. Read more…
Back on the road
18 March 2013 by Richard
I was in London recently for a series of meetings. I usually have a few hours to kill before getting the train back so I often have a bit of a busman's holiday, checking out a new exhibition or snooping around some gallery. I always seem to end up frantically rushing back to Euston in rush hour too. This trip was no different and although I like to think I'm an experienced visitor to the capital at one stage I had to ask a postman, a shop assistant in Liberty's, and two bobbies where the nearest tube station was.
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Republic Day in the Land of Many Waters
22 February 2013 by Richard
First of all I would like to wish members of the global Guyanese family a Happy Republic Day for tomorrow. On 23 February 1970 the Forbes Burnham led government proclaimed Guyana, The Co-operative Republic of Guyana and ended Guyana's constitutional tie to Britain. Guyana though remains a member of the Commonwealth.
The birth of Guyana as a republic is now also closely associated with the annual Mashramani festival or 'Mash day', derived from the Amerindian language which according to the Guyanese Ministry of Culture, Youth & Sport means 'the celebration of a job well done'. The festival has a carnival atmosphere and is one of the most spectacular annual celebrations in Guyana. Read more…
Breaking the heart of darkness
14 February 2013 by Richard
Hello all,
Conrad's classic Heart of Darkness is a powerful indictment of imperialism at its height which swept across Africa and in particular the repressive and brutal reign of the Belgians in the Congo, which had become the fiefdom of King Leopold II. The book centres on Marlow, a sailor who works for a Belgian ivory trading company, and encounters widespread brutality by the company. At the end of the book Conrad's narrator encounters Kurtz (Brando in Apocalypse Now), who had worked for the company but turned himself into a demigod and who was guilty of carrying out horrifying atrocities. Read more…
31 January 2013 by Richard
Hello all,
Unfortunately we had to cancel the planned event with the artist Nicola Green at the Walker Art Gallery on Friday 18th due to the bad weather. However, before the venues closed I was able to give Nicola and her friends and family a tour of the International Slavery Museum. Amongst the group was the singer Beverley Knight who had a very thought provoking visit and David Lammy MP – long time supporter of the International Slavery Museum. It's a lot to take in for some people on their initial visit, and they might experience a number of emotions, so I am sure that many of the group will come back in the future. Read more…
Radical Resolutions
15 January 2013 by Richard
Hello all,
Happy New Year to regular and new followers of my blog. New Years resolutions are often doomed before they even start and as a pragmatist I don't expect the world to change at the chimes of Big Ben. That said it would be a positive start to 2013 if people with dispositions towards intolerance educate themselves about "others" and denounce their particular prejudice, racism, sexism, ageism, their homophobia or hostility towards disabled people – to name just a few – rather than make a resolution to eat less cake or exercise more. Regardless, those of us who abhor such behaviour should not be downhearted, stay resolute and when we can, question, challenge and inform. Read more…
A tale of two Eleanors and a Kidd
6 December 2012 by Richard
With International Human Rights Day approaching on 10 December I wanted to highlight often forgotten human rights activists, in this case Eleanor Roosevelt, Eleanor Rathbone and Ronald Kidd.
Roosevelt, a former U.S. First Lady, chaired the committee that drafted and approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, one of the most important and significant documents of modern times. Some of the articles are more known than others, for instance, Article 1 declares "All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights whereas Article 4 states No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms." However, of equal importance are such articles as Nos. 16 which states that "Marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full consent of the intending spouses". Human rights abuses which the Declaration has striven to fight are still taking place today, not just in other countries, but the UK, your own town, your own street. Young women in some communities can't marry who they want and can suffer domestic violence as a result. People of all ages and nationalities are held in domestic servitude, often mistreated by professionals and not everyone is born free with their rights in place. I could go on.
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The Long March from 54th to 1600 Pennsylvania
15 November 2012 by Richard
Regardless of the fact that President Obama's recent election victory brought about a tangible sigh of relief in many parts of the world, these next few years will be a tough test for him and his administration. For those of you interested in Obama, from next January our sister venue the Walker Art Gallery hosts the exhibition In 7 Days by the artist Nicola Green, who between August 2008 and January 2009 had the opportunity to follow Barack Obama on his Presidential campaign. One of the images 'Change' has the then Senator Obama in a John Wayne-esque pose. The similarities end there though; it could be said that Wayne had rather more conservative political values.
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text: Jason Green has more than 15 years of venture-capital experience under his belt. As the founder of San Mateo, Calif-based Emergence Capital, he invests exclusively in early- and growth-stage tech companies, manages $575 million across three funds and is actively seeking new investment opportunities. Green has led early investments that became market-leading public companies like SuccessFactors, DoubleClick and Ask Jeeves.


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Industrial Partnership Committee
Despite the current global financial climate, engineering and information technology companies continue to show a strong interest in our graduates. In fact, as Chairman of the School's Industrial Partnership Committee, it is particularly pleasing to see an increasing number of internationally leading companies contacting me regarding opportunities to nurture long term strategic partnerships within the School.
The Industrial Partnership Committee meets each quarter with the purpose of developing and nurturing strong industrial links with world class engineering and information technology companies. The work of the Committee makes a significant and crucial contribution to the implementation of the School of Engineering and Computing Sciences' strategy.
In fulfilling its purpose, the Industrial Partnership Committee has the following aims:
- To ensure that up to date industrial perspectives are reflected in all taught courses
- To ensure that students are given the best possible opportunities in terms of industrial placements and graduate employment.
- To ensure that a significant proportion of the research carried out in the school is relevant to industry and is carried out in collaboration with industry.
- To provide the School's academics with contacts and targeted opportunities for collaboration and funding from Industry.
- To make a contribution to raising funds for improving laboratory teaching and research equipment.
- To provide its industrial members with strong recruitment opportunities.
- To provide its industrial members with collaborative opportunities ranging from final year projects and design projects through to long term research partnerships.
- To provide its industrial partners with an insight into the latest research findings relevant to their core business and beyond.


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Jessica Simpson mistaken for Carrie Underwood (Ha! I mean, ouch! But also, Ha!)
Jessica Simpson's "Real Girls Love Meat" shirt was allegedly aimed at Tony Romo's ex Carrie Underwood who was PETA's 2005 Sexiest Vegetarian. The pieces are adding up with OK! Magazine reporting that Jessica was recently confused for Carrie by a fan:
"She said she was her number-one fan from back in the Idol days," an eyewitness tells OK!. "Jessica smiled politely and didn't correct her, and she started to laugh when the girl asked how she was doing since her devastating split from Chace [Crawford]."
Although, it should be noted Jessica was only laughing because she requires all conversations to be in the form of sock puppet.


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Opposition claims no action on wild parties
The Police Minister Liza Harvey has defended the amount of time it is taking to draft new out-of-control party legislation.
Police were called to a wild party in Forrestdale on Saturday night where hundreds of teenagers ran riot and officers were pelted with bottles and debris.
Seven people were charged and one person was stabbed.
The government is planning to introduce laws giving officers increased powers to break up parties and creating new penalties for irresponsible hosts.
It would include fines for irresponsible hosts of up to $12,000 or a year's jail.
With only 18 sitting days of Parliament left for this year, however, the Opposition has questioned whether the legislation will be passed before the end of the year.
Ms Harvey has told the ABC the legislation will be given priority but she wants to get it right.
"Bearing in mind, we are dealing with parties here and parties are very much a part of our culture in Australia," she said.
"I wanted to be sure that any legislation we bring to the house, won't have unintended consequences for people who are genuinely going about their business and holding parties in a responsible fashion."
Ms Harvey says the laws should be introduced next week.
Deliberate delay?
The State Opposition has accused the Government of deliberately delaying the legislation.
Labor's police spokeswoman, Michelle Roberts, has pointed to a brochure sent to residents in the Liberal-held seat of Southern River that says the Liberals will take the legislation to the election if it is blocked by the Opposition.
She says the Government is running out of time to introduce the bill and appears to be deliberately delaying it.
"This is nothing but playing politics by the Liberal Party," she said.
"They've put out this brochure yet they haven't brought the legislation forward.
"If they were genuine about doing something real to help the community they would be providing us with their draft laws."
Ms Roberts says the Government appears to be hoping it will not get through Parliament and then attempt to blame the Labor Party.
"They're the Government, they've had four years to get legislation in place and they haven't," she said.
Ms Harvey says the legislation, which is currently before Cabinet, has been one of her top priorities since taking over the police portfolio.
However, she says with only weeks to go before the end of the parliamentary year, Opposition support is needed if it is to pass in time for summer.
"I would like and indeed I expect that they would help to help police to go about their duties and support this legislation," she said.
"Am I confident of that? No I'm not.
"The recent commentary by the opposition spokesperson on this matter has indicated that they're gearing up for a fight."
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Great Wacky Western Comedies: The Wackiest Wagon Train in the West / Fair Play / The Terror of Tiny Town
This video pokes fun at some classic Western clichés and scenarios. The Wackiest Wagon Train in the West follows two bungling tour guides as they lead unsuspecting tourists through the West, while The Terror of Tiny Town is a zany Western musical with a cast composed entirely of little people. Fair Play is also included.


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Mink and Fox Coat
Luxurious fur coat for the bitter cold months. DETAILS: A mahogany mink jacket trimmed with matching fox around the collar and down the front. Now this classic style has the added panache of a lovely curving pattern of mink around the body of the jacket, creating a jacket that has a subtle elegance to add to every occasion!


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Why do people play online bingo?
Bingo has been available as a form of entertainment for many years. Bingo halls have existed for some time and over the past decade it has grown in popularity. Once it was considered an older persons game but now much younger men and women are discovering the fun of bingo! The explosion of Online Bingo onto the web has been more popular that anyone could have guessed. Many people have asked the question of why online bingo has become so popular and completely overwhelmed more traditional forms of bingo play.
The first reason has to be due to the hectic lives we live. Work and family take up their days, and evenings do not really afford them the luxury of leaving to go to a bingo hall. Playing online lets them quickly and easily access fun bingo communities and play great exciting games from their own lounge.
With online bingo there is no need for babysitters or organised meet ups. Weather no longer becomes an issue and taxi costs are non-existent. In fact, friends can actually arrange to meet at the same online bingo game and chat in the live chat system! The availability of online bingo being 24 hours means that people can grab half an hour out of their time really easily for a fast fun game or two!
Variety is another reason often given for online bingo popularity. There are more differing variations of bingo available online that are not so easily found in real life games. There is also the element of freebies! Everyone loves to get something for nothing and many online bingo games offer bonuses and free games to members.
Probably the most important answer to why do people play online bingo is that it really has developed into a significant online community. People can come online and meet existing friends and make new ones too. Chat rooms are extremely popular and really add a new element to the games.


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Note: The MNR web site is moving: Go to new site
*This web site will be not be updated and will be deleted at the start of the fall semester
An integration of issues in natural resources
The Master of Natural Resources (MNR) is an interdisciplinary
course-based graduate program designed for mid- and executive-level
professionals who wish to enhance their educational credentials for a
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REDMOND, Ore. It's not Las Vegas, or even Reno, but West Wendover, Nev., on the Utah border has quietly become a golf and gambling destination for some Central Oregonians.
Peppermill Casinos Inc., which bills itself as the largest privately owned gaming company in Nevada, has been offering package deals, with flights to the West Wendover area from Redmond, for several years.
But even some involved in Central Oregon's travel and tourism industry had never heard of the service.
"I didn't know they had a charter service," said Bernie Reumann, owner of Getaways Travel in Bend.
John Spillman, marketing director for Peppermill Resorts at Wendover, said he hears that all the time.
"(People will say), 'Gosh, I never knew you guys were out here,'" Spillman said.
The packages includes airfare and three nights at one of Peppermill's three hotels — for $149.
Xtra Airways, based in Elko, Nev., provides the flights on its Boeing 737s. The charter service offers trips out of Redmond roughly every seven weeks, Spillman said. It has one scheduled for Friday, and one each in March and May. Those are being advertised at $159.
Peppermill also offers charter flights from other Western cities, and those as far east as Green Bay, Wis., and as far south as Houston, Spillman said.
The Redmond charter also includes a stop in Eugene. Friday's flight to Wendover leaves Eugene at 12:10 p.m., according to the schedule. It picks up additional passengers in Redmond, before departing at 1:15 p.m.
For Monday's return flight, the schedule is reversed, first stopping in Redmond before going on to Eugene.
The plane has always been full on the three or four trips Bill Hurst and his wife, Charleen, have taken from Redmond. They've made the trip with other couples who live at Eagle Crest, and they've enjoyed themselves each time, said Bill Hurst, 62.
"It's a great little getaway for $150," he said. "You can't go to the beach for that."
Hurst also enjoys golfing when he travels to the eastern Nevada border town, which is about 120 miles west of Salt Lake City and sits right at the edge of the Bonneville Salt Flats.
But the area certainly does not offer the diversity of entertainment found in Nevada's better-known gambling towns.
"If you don't gamble or play golf, there's not a lot to do," Hurst said, although he also mentioned the Peppermill Concert Hall, a 1,000-seat venue advertising upcoming performances by Eddie Money, Boyz II Men, Travis Tritt and others.
Peppermill's marketing director said Wendover's small size appeals to seniors, who may find Las Vegas overwhelming.
"It's a quaint, friendly, small-town feel," Spillman said.
Peppermill bills its properties as the Resorts at Wendover. Technically, however, the casinos are located in West Wendover, a town of about 5,000 on the Nevada side. The city of Wendover, population about 1,600, belongs to Utah.
The two cities market their border-town location.
The casino at Peppermill's Montego Bay resort sits in Nevada while its parking lot is in Utah, Spillman said.
"We're really value-oriented," Spillman said. "We're looking for the people that are just looking for a three-day getaway but don't want to break the bank."
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Defendant was improperly convicted for contributing to the neglect or delinquency of a minor under MCL 750.145 where the only evidence presented was that defendant had guns and drugs in his house while a child was present. "We hold on ...Read More »
Criminal Law – Sentencing – Remand For Resentencing
Defendant is entitled to resentencing under MCL 769.34 for an armed-robbery conviction because his sentencing was based on inaccurate information – two felonious-assault convictions that were later vacated by the Court of Appeals. Defendant's request for resentencing, contained in his ...Read More »
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Contract – Releases – 'Romska' Overruled
Romska v. Opper, 234 Mich. App. 512 (1999) is overruled "to the extent that its holding precludes the use of parol evidence when an unnamed party asserts third-party-beneficiary rights based on broad language included in a release from liability and ...Read More »
Medical Malpractice — Causation — Burden Of Proof
Fulton v. William Beaumont Hospital, 253 Mich. App. 70 (2002), is overruled to the extent that it has led courts to improperly designate what should be traditional medical malpractice claims as loss-of-opportunity claims. Lead Opinion Hathaway, J. "Plaintiff has sickle ...Read More »
No-Fault — One-Year-Back Rule — State Entities
MCL 600.5821(4), which provides that the statute of limitations does not apply to actions by state entities to recover health-care costs incurred by persons in state institutions, trumps the no-fault act's one-year-back rule, MCL 500.3145(1). Liptow v. State Farm Mutual ...
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Defendant was tried for soliciting murder in an incorrect venue but his conviction is affirmed under a harmless error analysis. Defendant received a fair trial before an impartial jury and there was no miscarriage of justice. Further MCL 600.1645 provides ...Read More »
Criminal Law — Evidence — Doctrine Of Chances
Evidence that defendant was associated with four fires in the 12 previous years was correctly admitted under the doctrine of chances at his arson trial. Background "The Court of Appeals erroneously concluded that evidence of an unusual number of prior ...Read More »
Workers' Compensation — Jurisdiction — Retroactivity
Karaczewski v. Farbman Stein & Co., 478 Mich. 28 (2007), incorrectly gave retroactive effect to its ruling that under MCL 418.845, the state's workers' compensation laws apply to employees who are Michigan residents when injured and are under a contract ...Read More »
Civil Procedure — Standing — 'Lee/Cleveland Cliffs' Overruled
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Ronnie and Wardell
Yates of Kevil, KY
loaded up and came with brother Ronnie on Friday the 9th to
pick up Ronnie's "Jazz" who was in training. Ben,
Wardell and Ronnie worked dogs, talked dogs, watched what
video Ben had taken of the RRCDA Classic last weekend.
They did take a few minutes out to eat lunch.
Right is (l-r)
Ben, Wardell and Ronnie. The dog is Ronnie's "Jazz."
Ed H made
another run for airplane parts Friday so he loaded up some
dogs and stopped by late afternoon. Lower left Ben
watching Ed work Rose and lower right 6month old Dollie.
Neighbor Mike Kessel
stopped in on a colt he's breaking for a client.
He and Ben visited
while all the horses did too.
Todd, Michelle, Grace and
Addy Small of Welch, OK
The week is
off to a great start. We slipped over to the Small's on
Wednesday the 7th to
see their "Cattlemaster" work. Todd used a Border Collie
and a Cattlemaster (see old issue of
Stockdogs Magazine
with description) to handle his cattle. He's now running
Corientes. He lost the Border Collie a short while ago and
the Cattlemaster is doing a great job handling things.
We hauled
Ben's Kate and Keeper. Michelle is a photographer and will
be opening up a studio in their home. She's been busy this
year with senior photos. Grace and Addy, 3 and 2, make
great subject material for mom.
We slipped
on home because Ed Hamersley was en route back from Tulsa to
pick up airplane parts.
Todd working
his dog above. Far left Todd and Addy, Michelle with
Grace and Kate turning them.
Ed Hamersley, Walker,
stopped in on a parts run to pick up Susie and Queen.
He and Ben worked dogs, then talked dogs and watched a bit
of the Classic weekend on video while eating a sandwich.
working Queen for Ed right.
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We got any Magic Mushroom 'enthusiasts' on here? Where would one go about acquiring said items round these parts?
Feel free to share stories and experiences also, always a good read.
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Worst Golden Mom: Sarah Jessica Parker
Post By DuanaSo much gold tonight. I mean, hilarious show gold in the form of Ben Stiller and others barely hiding their mock of James Cameron, and in Tina Fey reading action lines from the script of Up, but it's more about the dresses. And while Sandra Bullock's may or may not have been your thing, it was. Full Story
Always grateful
It's Photo Assumption, sure, but doesn't she seem it? Like, super appreciative to be gifted with his attention? Maybe it's just me... Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick attended the Broadway opening of Present Laughter last night. Funny I don't remember him at the New York premiere of Did You Hear About the Morgans. Full Story
Worst of 2009: Clingy SJP
It was the un-fun Photo Assumption, images of a wife apparently so grateful that her husband simply agreed to go out with her two nights in a row she could not conceal her gratitude and relief and insecurity on the carpet, even as photographers were shooting away. It was April 2009. And there had been many months of speculation that Matthew Broderick was stepping out on their marriage. Full Story
Moroccan sex
Perhaps this is why Matthew Broderick can't remember his lines. SJP is in Morocco shooting Sex & the City 2 and Dandy, who supposedly needs a lot of "me" time, has to do a little extra around the house, isn't able to hang with his boys as much as he wants to. Full Story
What's up with Dandy?
Matthew Broderick is working on a new Broadway production called The Starry Messenger. According to the New York Daily News, during the first preview on Monday night, theatergoers were bitching that he was completely unprepared, had to be reminded of his lines at least 10 times, and repeatedly muttered apologies under his breath. Full Story
Free baby photo
By now you've likely seen this photo – Sarah Jessica Parker and Mr Dandy with their son James Wilke and their newborn twin girls… Couple of weeks ago I mentioned that they'd probably sell the first pictures of Marion Loretta Elwell Broderick and Tabitha Hodge Broderick to some magazine. Full Story
What else would he be?
These are articles that make me crazy. Also terribly entertaining. It's one of the headlines at People.com today: Matthew Broderick 'Very Happy' Over Twins' Birth What else would he be other than happy? The article goes on to elaborate about said happiness with more inane statements like: Friends say Broderick, 47, and Parker, 44, will shower their new daughters with love. Full Story
Photo Confirmation clarification
Here's what I wrote in an earlier post, photo assuming/confirming SJP's appearance at her husband's side last night at the Wonderful World premiere: She's heartbreakingly happy that her husband went out with her two nights in a row, and her desperation embarrasses me…is that about right? Add this to your Photo Assumption: Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick have just announced they're expecting twins via surrogate this summer and Entertainment Weekly Full Story
Sideburns and sadness
Sometimes Photo Assumption isn't fun. Those are the times when Photo Assumption hits too close to home. Like there's only one assumption – or conclusion – to be drawn from the photos and that assumption/conclusion is really, really, really sad. It's Sarah Jessica Parker and her dandy last night at the Tribeca premiere of Wonderful World. Full Story
Why can't she wear it?
SJP and Dandy Pants at an off-Broadway opening last night. As you can see, she's wearing the most unflattering combination. Michelle (who hates sateen) does not approve. It's that shiny material again. Can make even Sarah Jessica Parker look … not thin. Also don't understand about the jacket. Full Story
Worst Oscar Couple: SJP & Matthew Broderick
He was BORED. He looked bored from the moment they arrived, he looked bored up and down the carpet, he looked bored at Vanity Fair, he looked bored because he wasn't doing what HE wanted. This photo of them touching noses – the man is straight up queasy at the sheer proximity of his wife. Full Story


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Kim Kardashian is a Tease
oh my….
Like stuffing 10 pounds of shit in a 5 pound bag. But with nipples.
Why is she signing a guitar. She does not play it. Maybe she used the neck for self-gratification (with all her Mandingo boyfriends she is probably used to the size)
Why is she famous?
she put out a sex tape and worked the PR angle until she was reality TV celebrity and brought her whole famly of ewoks along for the ride.
She starts her celebrity death the same way she started her celebrity life – with black balls around her face.
well played sir.
At least I can't smell any urine.
she make me wanna vo mit
That belt … is majorly f-u-g.


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Oswald Smith stands on all 3 podiums
This past weekend Airush International and South African 15 year old, Oswald Smith, jumps on the podium for all 3 disciplines!
Race (1st Place), Freestyle (1st Place) and Wave (2nd Place) all done in a 4 day span with optimal conditions for all. The SAKT (South African Kite Tour) stopped one of the premium kite destinations in the country, Langebaan.
Oswald was using a prototype raceboard (not shown) and Varial X Race kites.
Oswald is known by all as a fierce competitor but also a youth with an immense amount of talent and style. In each discipline there were many individual competitors that practice strictly on their speciality. An average kite day for Ozzie is a brief race training, followed by an intense freestyle session and as the sun goes down he finishes with a play in the waves.
Oswald was using a FS Team 135 and Razor Team kites.
South Africa is blessed with endless amounts of variety in conditions which allows this type of tour to include such a range of disciplines. This is why Airush RnD calls Cape Town home.
Oswald was using the Compact 5'6 and Razor Team Kites
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Zumf makes spectacles for the residents of the planet Zargon, who have either 3 eyes or 4 eyes. How many lenses will Zumf need to make all the different orders for 9 families?
This magic square has operations written in it, to make it into a maze. Start wherever you like, go through every cell and go out a total of 15!
There are 44 people coming to a dinner party. There are 15 square tables that seat 4 people. Find a way to seat the 44 people using all 15 tables, with no empty places.
There were 22 legs creeping across the web. How many flies? How many spiders?
Can you arrange 5 different digits (from 0 - 9) in the cross in the way described?
Using the statements, can you work out how many of each type of rabbit there are in these pens?
Twizzle, a female giraffe, needs transporting to another zoo. Which route will give the fastest journey?
Claire thinks she has the most sports cards in her album. "I have 12 pages with 2 cards on each page", says Claire. Ross counts his cards. "No! I have 3 cards on each of my pages and there are. . . .
Cherri, Saxon, Mel and Paul are friends. They are all different ages. Can you find out the age of each friend using the information?
This problem is based on the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Investigate the different numbers of people and rats there could have been if you know how many legs there are altogether!
Katie had a pack of 20 cards numbered from 1 to 20. She arranged the cards into 6 unequal piles where each pile added to the same total. What was the total and how could this be done?
This problem is based on a code using two different prime numbers less than 10. You'll need to multiply them together and shift the alphabet forwards by the result. Can you decipher the code?
Number problems at primary level that require careful consideration.
Can you put the numbers 1 to 8 into the circles so that the four calculations are correct?
Use your logical-thinking skills to deduce how much Dan's crisps and ice-cream cost altogether.
What do you notice about the date 03.06.09? Or 08.01.09? This challenge invites you to investigate some interesting dates yourself.
Try adding together the dates of all the days in one week. Now multiply the first date by 7 and add 21. Can you explain what happens?
We can arrange dots in a similar way to the 5 on a dice and they usually sit quite well into a rectangular shape. How many altogether in this 3 by 5? What happens for other sizes?
Find the product of the numbers on the routes from A to B. Which route has the smallest product? Which the largest?
Annie and Ben are playing a game with a calculator. What was Annie's secret number?
Tom and Ben visited Numberland. Use the maps to work out the number of points each of their routes scores.
Suppose we allow ourselves to use three numbers less than 10 and multiply them together. How many different products can you find? How do you know you've got them all?
A group of children are using measuring cylinders but they lose the labels. Can you help relabel them?
Can you find which shapes you need to put into the grid to make the totals at the end of each row and the bottom of each column?
There were chews for 2p, mini eggs for 3p, Chocko bars for 5p and lollypops for 7p in the sweet shop. What could each of the children buy with their money?
Can you fill in this table square? The numbers 2 -12 were used to generate it with just one number used twice.
In a Magic Square all the rows, columns and diagonals add to the 'Magic Constant'. How would you change the magic constant of this square?
The clockmaker's wife cut up his birthday cake to look like a clock face. Can you work out who received each piece?
Can you work out how many flowers there will be on the Amazing Splitting Plant after it has been growing for six weeks?
Throw the dice and decide whether to double or halve the number. Will you be the first to reach the target?
At the beginning of May Tom put his tomato plant outside. On the same day he sowed a bean in another pot. When will the two be the same height?
Put operations signs between the numbers 3 4 5 6 to make the highest possible number and lowest possible number.
What is happening at each box in these machines?
How would you count the number of fingers in these pictures?
What happens when you add the digits of a number then multiply the result by 2 and you keep doing this? You could try for different numbers and different rules.
Find at least one way to put in some operation signs (+ - x ÷) to make these digits come to 100.
This group activity will encourage you to share calculation strategies and to think about which strategy might be the most efficient.
These eleven shapes each stand for a different number. Can you use the multiplication sums to work out what they are?
Well now, what would happen if we lost all the nines in our number system? Have a go at writing the numbers out in this way and have a look at the multiplications table.
Can you see why 2 by 2 could be 5? Can you predict what 2 by 10 will be?
This multiplication uses each of the digits 0 - 9 once and once only. Using the information given, can you replace the stars in the calculation with figures?
Go through the maze, collecting and losing your money as you go. Which route gives you the highest return? And the lowest?
If you had any number of ordinary dice, what are the possible ways of making their totals 6? What would the product of the dice be each time?
Number problems at primary level that may require determination.
This number has 903 digits. What is the sum of all 903 digits?
If the numbers 5, 7 and 4 go into this function machine, what numbers will come out?
These sixteen children are standing in four lines of four, one behind the other. They are each holding a card with a number on it. Can you work out the missing numbers?
Use your logical reasoning to work out how many cows and how many sheep there are in each field.
A game for 2 people. Use your skills of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to blast the asteroids.
Amy has a box containing domino pieces but she does not think it is a complete set. She has 24 dominoes in her box and there are 125 spots on them altogether. Which of her domino pieces are missing?


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Voters upset over conditions at Garden Isle polling place
By Dwayne Bremer
Jun 3, 2014, 00:52
Several voters in Hancock County's Garden Isle were irate Tuesday over the conditions at their voting precinct which was located in the concession stand of the BAYS soccer complex.
In the years since Hurricane Katrina, voters in the Garden Isle precinct had until Tuesday's election cast their ballots at the former government trailer complex on Longfellow Avenue.
Other county precincts have also had to use temporary quarters such as metal buildings and trailers because of the lack of buildings in those areas.
One of the problems with finding a permanent facility in Garden Isle, officials said, is the lack of public buildings there.
Under state law, polling places must be within the precinct.
Last year, the Hancock County Board of Supervisors decided to ask BAYS (Bay Area Youth Soccer) for permission to use the concession stand until the county could find a permanent facility.
Voting on Tuesday was held in an adjacent room of the concession stand.
To get to the voting room, however, voters had to walk through the kitchen of the facility.
Making matters worse, voters said, the parking lot of the facility was muddy because of heavy rain on Monday and Tuesday.
"This is ridiculous," voter Sam Moore said.
Garden Isle encompasses a portion of Bay St. Louis' Ward Six.
Ward Six Councilman Lonnie Falgout said Tuesday that he felt the conditions were "unacceptable."
"It's bad back there," Falgout said. "It's taking away from people's civil rights to vote."
County officials said Tuesday that despite the rain, access to the precinct has not been hindered.
The county has also sent out road department crews to grade the road and ensure it is passable.
Board of Supervisors Vice-President Steve Seymour said Tuesday that he has fielded several complaints and that supervisors will look at relocating the voting precinct prior to the next election.
"We apologize for any inconvenience of the voters," Seymour said. "It's unfortunate that it rained so much in the past two days. We are going to address this issue right away."
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Like many of us, I rarely need to use a compass, but I do always have one underwater. I use a compass with hose mount, and keep it mounted on my back-up regulator hose near the second stage, which I keep clipped at my right lower BC ring. The mount allows me to twist the compass so it's in the right spot to look at when I look down at it At that spot, I can read it without having to hold or touch it. I've got enough going on with my housing and wouldn't want the clutter of a compass on it.
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From: Dennis Lee Bieber <> (by way of Lee Hoffman <>)
Subject: Re: [TMG] Re: Changing File Locations (was Project Files In My Documents)
Date: Thu, 05 Oct 2006 00:44:58 -0400
On or about 10/4/2006 03:33 PM a carrier pigeon from John Davis delivered:
>It would seem that there are a lot of programs that will need to
>have files shuffled around, not just TMG, to make sure that they all
>meet these standards. Don't most programs install virtually
>everything under their own proprietary-named directory by default?
Most programs that are WinXP compliant/aware place
USER-modifiable files in a user specific directory under \Documents
and Settings\username\Application Data
The primary key is that installed applications are not to
put /user changed/ files into the \program files\ directory. \Program
Files\ is supposed to be locked so that only an administrator can
affect it, and that would be during the installation of the
application. When a user starts an application, for the first time,
the application should discover that there is no Application Data and
initialize one (perhaps copying a default set of files from the
installation directory to the user data directory).
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Argentina - Out of the past
"I am 100% French...and I am 100% Argentinian," says the Buenos Aires-born writer-director Lucia Cedron. Her family story played an important part in her debut feature Lamb Of God, the opening film at this year's Rotterdam International Film Festival. Cedron is the daughter of film-maker and political activist Jorge 'The Tiger' Cedron. In 1976, during the Argentinian dictatorship, her family went into exile in France. Jorge Cedron died in shadowy circumstances in Paris in 1980.
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Medical staff gets help from CPR device
The patient lies motionless in sudden cardiac arrest.
Lucas, with his arms outstretched, begins chest compressions — as many as 100 a minute — and his strength never wanes. No matter the situation, his motions are unfaltering.
The second Lund University Cardiac Assist System — known as "LUCAS 2" — can outlast and outperform nearly any human conducting cardiopulmonary resuscitation with its continuous compressions and battery-powered sustainability, said Medical Rescue Team South Authority Chief Todd Pritchard.
"This device takes the place the place of you and it doesn't get tired. It's merely replacing a human and doing a much better job at it," Pritchard said.
Medical Rescue Team South Authority — which services Whitehall, Baldwin Township, Mt. Lebanon, Green Tree, Dormont and Castle Shannon — is one of the first transport agencies in Allegheny County to purchase the mechanical compression devise, Pritchard said. Funding for the $13,570 Swedish-crafted mechanical CPR equipment came from a grant from Whitehall-based Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Foundation. LUCAS 2 went into operation at MRTSA within the last month.
The goal with any sudden cardiac arrest patient is to maintain a steady supply of oxygen to the heart and brain, which can be achieved through CPR, as they work to restore "return of spontaneous circulation" as soon as possible, MRTSA staffers said. A person's likelihood of surviving sudden cardiac arrest is dependent on "high-quality, uninterrupted CPR."
A person who performs CPR is, at best, 85 percent effective in the first two minutes of compressions, according to a study conducted through the American Heart Association. After those two minutes, though, a person's effectiveness in performing the compressions drops.
A mechanical continuous compression device, such as the "LUCAS 2," is meant to provide the same quality of compressions every time, MRTSA staffers said.
MRTSA previously had another device that was not as effective, assistant Chief John Moses said.
The "LUCAS 2" can be used for nearly all patients in sudden cardiac arrest. The battery lasts up to an hour, Pritchard said.
A board is simply placed under the person, the arms strapped around them, and, with the flip of a switch the machine begins to pump furiously.
"It's a good balance," paramedic Jesse Siefert said of the force that the "LUCAS 2" uses. "When this machine is on, you can actually feel a pulse."
"These are highly effective compressions without interruptions," Pritchard added.
The device was tested by MRTSA staff for about three months in the spring, where it was used about 10 times. Based on staff input, it was determined the "LUCAS 2" must be purchased, Pritchard said.
"Even those who were skeptical about it at first wanted it after they used it," he said.
MRTSA gets between 80 and 100 calls a year for sudden cardiac arrests.
Within its first several weeks on the job, "LUCAS 2" already has been used multiple times.
Only 90 minutes after opening the box and beginning to charge the batteries for "Lucas 2," it became apparent how vital this device would be for MRTSA staff and patients, when the first call for a sudden cardiac arrest came in and the device was put into action.
"LUCAS 2" is carried in the MRTSA supervisor's vehicle, which is sent to all cardiac arrest calls. The emergency medical service is considering the purchase of a second device in 2013, Pritchard said.
The device allows for improved productivity and use of manpower for paramedics when on a call.
Still, not everyone has access to a mechanical chest compression system. And of the 383,000 out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrests that occur in the nation annually, 88 percent happen in the home, according to 2011 statistics from the American Heart Association.
So, MRTSA staffers urge residents to learn CPR.
For more information on CPR classes offered by MRTSA, visit www.mrtsa.com, or call 412-343-5111.
Stephanie Hacke is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-388-5818 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Jon Moss, the Manager of General Motor's Specialty Vehicle Group, has probably the most enviable job at GM. The Specialty Vehicle Group was created as a kind of 'skunk works' independent of GM's main engineering organization. A team of designers and engineers directed by Moss handle the engineering and manufacture of some of the fastest vehicles on Earth without distracting production programs. Jon has helped GM deliver dozens of high performance dream cars and showcars, such as this year's Silverado SS and Coolside II concepts.
Jon Moss did not come by his job easily. He has been with GM for about 35 years. Moss began his career with Chevrolet as a layout designer in their Engineering Center in 1966 and worked his way up the career ladder to his current position.
We jumped at the opportunity to interview Jon Moss during this year's 35th Annual SEMA show to get his views on upcoming truck products from GM's Special Vehicle Group.
PickupTruck.com: Let's start with the Silverado SS, is that going to return as a production truck?
Jon Moss: Well, it's looking a lot more favorable that it did. We are currently looking at a variety of powertrains for that vehicle and I would say stay tuned in the next year and half for some pretty good announcements. That's about all I am going to say on that for now, but yes, engineering and powertrain are working very diligently on a package.
Kurt Ritter (Chevrolet's General Manager) talked to the dealers last night and told them (referring to the 2000 Silverado SS Concept) what we are looking at doing when we bring out the (production version) SS is that we are going to be a little different because we will probably be using the extended cab versus the standard cab, like the gold SS was.
editor's note: Chevrolet displayed a gold colored Silverado SS Concept during the 1998 SEMA using a standard cab configuration, which is what Moss is referring to above.
PUTC: By going with an extended cab, do you think the pure performance image of the SS will suffer rather than using a standard cab configuration like the Ford Lightning?
JM: Well, that's the controversy right now because, yes, the extended cab naturally is a little heavier and that's why powertrain is working very diligently to get a powerplant that will give the performance required for that kind of vehicle. Like Kurt said last night, it will be the fastest and best performing extended cab on the market.
PUTC: Do you think you will use a big block engine in the next SS?
JM: No, it will be a small block. Probably a 6.0-liter.
PUTC: Why wasn't the original Silverado SS put into production?
JM: Well it was two things. Do we just duplicate what Ford has done? The answer is yes we could but one of things (GM) is looking at is how attractive the vehicle is to the marketplace. Where I think we can have a serious advantage is by using the all wheel drive systems so you get the maximum use of (engine) power. Don't forget one of the trucks we did build as more of a concept, the Coolside I, had an all wheel drive system in it and the launch on that thing, because you are getting all the power to the ground, is just phenomenal. The acceleration received - 0 to 70, 80mph - is just awesome because there is no slippage, there no tire spinning.
Some people like the rear wheel drive you know, lighting them up. But if you are looking at pure performance and getting maximum usage out of the engine the all wheel drive system is the way to go.
So what we are looking at is the combination of all wheel drive and the right engine performance versus the weight of the vehicle to make that whole match.
PUTC: What was the reason for the ten year gap in all wheel drive, high performance vehicles, like the Syclone, so that today we see their return in trucks like the Sierra C3?
JM: Well, its a couple of things. I look at what we are doing with all wheel drive. Before, four wheel drive was basically manual shift and then it got to shift on the fly and electric shift and all kind of different innovations.
When you look overall at all wheel drive (GM engineers) found out how to eliminate the losses that hurt fuel economy so that the systems and technology are just simply more advanced and so what you have got are better engineered and developed systems with new technology that make it possible.
Its just the development and engineering to come up with the systems that we have today.
PUTC: You seem to be in favor of not supercharging trucks, like what Ford, Nissan and Toyota are doing. Is there a reason for this?
JM: Well, I think that you are going to start seeing more superchargers.
One of the things that has happened, and you see it looking around the show here, is engines are getting smaller, displacements are getting smaller and federal emission standards are getting more stringent so, in order to get the power and performance people want (superchargers are gaining more popularity in the marketplace).
I think that you can do it with naturally aspirated (engines) but you have to increase the compression ratios, burn premium fuel and on and on and on. You can get the same results by putting a small supercharger on it. Get that low-end in performance. Keep your emissions intact and its such a more simplistic operation.
Will Chevrolet and (the rest of GM) start looking at superchargers? We are already starting to look at them on the small cars, supercharged kits. In fact you have a couple on the floor today - L850s and LD9s.
We are already starting to look at it in the trucks also. GMC was the first to start it with some of the Magnusson blowers and they have done a couple with 5.3 and 6.0 liter blocks. We have a few projects underway for 01.
Come this time next year you are probably going to see Chevrolet and GMC with superchargers on trucks.
PUTC: How do you think increased prices for fuel are going to impact the performance market?
JM: Well, I'm not the one to answer that. Its my own personal speculation. Right now its $1.70 (per gallon of gasoline) on average and so far it doesn't seem to have hurt because the fuel economy we are reaching in all of the vehicles is much better. You aren't getting 10, 11, 12mpg, you are getting 20, 25, in the smaller vehicles 30mpg. So, yes, fuel costs are going up but I haven't seen a slow down in the economy. If it gets up to 2.75, 3.0 per gallon I am sure it would have an impact but right now the way it is I have not seen a noticeable change.
PUTC: How closely do you work with the brand teams on these trucks?
JM: We work totally with the brand teams. We meet with the brand teams. All projects are brand team driven. They give us the projects and we go back and forth with them as far as setting the parameters.
The brand teams come up with the initial idea and maybe they cant fill in all the squares and boxes - we help them do that. They have the vision and we help them complete that vision. Everything is directed and approved by the brand teams. They are our customers.
PUTC: Thanks very much for taking the time to speak with us.


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The footage includes the first film of X-ray photography and the first apparent filming of the Loch Ness monster in 1936.
The Scottish Screen archive contains up to 3,000 hours of footage.
It is hoped that the online access will mean a wider audience and help in the location of more films for the collection.
The archive was set up in 1976 to safeguard Scotland's ever growing historic film collection.
Famous examples
A television appeal brought in hundreds of forgotten newsreels and ancient footage from film clubs, old cinemas and people's attics.
The 3,000 hours of footage in the archive would stretch for 1,300 miles if it was laid end-to-end.
Some of the most famous examples became available online for the first time on Tuesday.
They include the first X-ray, demonstrated by Dr John Macintyre in 1896, and footage of Queen Victoria strolling around the grounds of Balmoral in the same year.
About 40 films offer the chance to watch clips of a few minutes long, with more being made available on a weekly basis as material is catalogued.
Culture Minister Frank McAveety praised Scottish Screen for establishing the archive.
He said: "This continuing project reflects the social history of Scotland in the first century of film and will continue to preserve current work for the archive of the future."
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A DISUSED Weymouth pub could be converted into homes.
The Brownlow in the Park District, which is more than 100 years old, stands on the corner of Ranelagh Road and Brownlow Street near the railway station.
It has been empty and boarded up since it closed down two years ago.
Now a plan has been submitted to Weymouth and Portland Borough Council by the building's owners Anthony and Josephine Hamm to convert the premises into three two-bedroom houses.
Rear single-storey extensions would be removed to allow the conversion. Three garages rented out separately and a storage area at the rear are not part of the application.
Planning agent Nigel Trent says in a statement to the council on behalf of the applicant that a new buyer had been sought for The Brownlow when it closed but it was found to have 'no commercial future as a pub'.
He adds: "The building has been vacant for approximately two years. Conversion to three houses will help to ensure a long-term use for the building and retain this corner building.
"The proposal will not have a serious detrimental impact on the privacy and amenity of neighbouring properties."
Park District resident and member of the local community forum Dave Burchill fears the building will only be vandalised if it remains empty.
He added: "We have held talks at the forum with the chap who bought it and he assured us he would let us know the planning details.
"It's sad to see another public amenity lost but we were under no illusions it was going to open again as a pub."
Spokesman for the West Dorset branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) Michel Hooper-Immins grew up in the Park District and remembers The Brownlow as a 'wonderful pub, and the social centre of the district'.
He added: "It's terribly sad that it closed because it was a real 'estate' pub.
"The economics of people going to the pub has changed considerably.
"The added tax on products means it's an expensive business going to the pub.
"Having said that CAMRA regrets any move to turn this pub into housing and would like to see it reopen as a pub."


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Even though water covers most of the earth's surface, humans spend most of their lives on land and a small portion in the air while they're sleeping. Float on with this Groupon.
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It's hard for Let's Catch Fish's founder, Ken Strimple, to imagine a life without fishing. From an early foundation, he moved on to bigger fish and competed in bass tournaments including the ESPN Northern Tour. Today, Captain Strimple and the team at Let's Catch Fish aim to instill this passion in new generations. Through the classic pastime of fishing, they believe people can truly connect with nature.
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Mini Bi-Plane
August 19th is National Aviation Day. Encourge kids to learn more about the history of aviation with this great recycled mini bi-plane craft.
1 toilet paper tube
Cereal box or some cardboard
Regular masking tape
1 small paper cup
Click on Printables and print the wing and parts template for your mini-biplane. Or you can draw your own designs for the wings and tail onto a piece of old cardboard. It's your plane, so be creative. You could make your wings larger or make the shape different... perhaps dragon or bird wings will do!
Cut out your pieces!
You can glue your template page directly onto some cardboard, like a piece of an old cereal box, and then carefully cut all of the pieces out. Or, you can first cut all of the pieces out from your template, then trace each one onto your cardboard by drawing around them with a pen, pencil or marker, and finally carefully cut each one out.
Add the tail!
Tape the tail section to your rear wing. I like to cut three slots at the end of my TP tube for the tail section to slide into. You could tape your tail section directly onto the TP tube if you like. I also cut out a little cockpit area in the middle section for my pilot to sit in and fly the biplane.
Add your wing struts!
Now take your wing struts and bend them into place, and then slide them onto the lower wing, fitting them into slots you cut out. I put the bigger end of the struts closer to my main body — and now I magically have landing gear. Finally, tape the lower wing and struts to your main body.
Add your top wing!
Next, you need to take your top wing and tape it onto the wing struts. Make any necessary adjustments, and then tape it all together. Your mini-biplane is almost complete!
Build your propeller!
Now it's time to build the propeller! Take your small paper cup and cut it in half. Glue or tape your propeller piece onto the bottom of your cup. I trimmed my cup to fit right onto the front of my TP tube.
Add your propeller!
Finish up your plane by taping on your propeller to the front of your TP tube and...VOILÁ! — a cool mini biplane to fly around the house!
At this point you can decorate your mini-biplane. Maybe your mini-biplane needs some racing stripes or some thunderbolts... the sky is the limit! Have fun!
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A. The water you drink today could be the same water a dinosaur drank millions of years ago because the earth's water cycle, known as the hydrologic cycle, uses and continuously recycles our water.
The amount of water in clouds, on land, in ice caps, and in oceans is the same today as it was years and years ago. It will remain the same in the future. Water from land and oceans is warmed by the sun and evaporates into the air as a gas called water vapor. Water vapor and clouds containing water droplets and/or ice crystals can fall back to the earth as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. Some of it falls into the oceans, some may run off the land into lakes, rivers, and streams, and some filters into the soil to become groundwater. Water is returned to the atmosphere when plants transpire (or "breathe") and when water evaporates from the oceans, lakes, rivers, and streams.
This cycle of water is the process by which water changes forms, from groundwater to water vapor to precipitation and then repeats itself over and over. So there is no reason why the water we drink today was not the same water that dinosaurs drank millions of years ago.