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South Bend Motorcycle Accident Lawyers
While riding a motorcycle can be liberating, it can also be dangerous as a result of reckless motorists, minimal protection, hazardous conditions and much more.
A motorcycle accident may be a result of a rider's negligence, but a motorcycle accident is not always the fault of the operator. Many times, these types of accident are caused by other factors, such as the inattention of other drivers.
If you need an experienced motorcycle accident attorney in South Bend, contact Pfeifer, Morgan & Stesiak. We offer free consultations and once we take your case, we don't charge any fees unless you collect!
Call (844) 678-1800 for a free motorcycle accident claim review.
Causes of Motorcycle Accidents
Just as with any vehicle, driving a motorcycle requires special licensing so that a driver may learn how to best maneuver this type of vehicle. However, just as with all cars and trucks, driver and vehicle error can quickly lead to a motorcycle crash.
Some common causes of motorcycle accidents include:
- Speeding
- Failing to obey traffic signals
- Texting and driving
- Bad weather conditions
- Fatigued driving
- Bad roads
- Failure to yield
One of the biggest, and most dangerous, human errors is failing to see motorcyclists. "Share the Road" and "Watch for Motorcycles" are two important campaigns that focus on making sure all motorists keep an eye out for oncoming riders.
Types of Motorcycle Accident Injuries
Motorcycle accidents are often devastating as drivers have minimal protection upon impact. Although a helmet can reduce the chances of an injury, Indiana law only requires riders under the age of 17 to wear a helmet while on a motorcycle.
Some common types of motorcycle injuries include:
- Concussion
- Traumatic brain injury
- Broken bones
- Road rash
- Paralysis
- Spinal trauma
…and many more. Depending on the vehicle a motorcyclist collided with, the injuries can vary; accidents with larger vehicles such as a commercial truck can result in disfigurement and even death.
If your loved one was wrongfully killed in a motorcycle accident, contact our wrongful death attorneys.
Indiana Share the Road Program
Several laws are enacted in order to ensure the safety of riders and fellow motorists. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's 'Share the Road' initiative is aimed at educating motorists about the importance of sharing the road with motorcyclists.
Annually, the month of May serves as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Throughout the month, public service announcements, brochures, pamphlets and posters promote the safety of motorcycle riders along with providing statistical information and tips.
Contact a Motorcycle Accident Attorney in South Bend Today
If you or a loved one has been injured in a motorcycle crash caused by a negligent driver, contact an experienced South Bend personal injury lawyer at Pfeifer, Morgan & Stesiak.
With decades of legal experience, our team of lawyers firmly believe in fighting for the rights of the injured. We will examine the details of your claim, speak with witnesses, gather medical documentation and develop a strong case in your favor.
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Angelina Jolie And Brad Pitt's 4-Year-Old Daughter To Earn Big Bucks
If you assumed there are huge perks to being the child of a celebrity couple, you assumed right. Turns out, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's 4-year-old daughter shall soon earn much more money than many of us are presently earning as adults. To be more precise, little Vivienne Jolie-Pitt will earn $3000 a week for acting alongside her mother in the film 'Maleficent'.
It is only logical; kids of regular parents learn to make money the regular way, like through selling lemonade on street corners or through paper routes. On the other hand, kids of big time Hollywood stars learn the ropes at an early age and get paid in proportion to what their parents earn. As far as Vivienne is concerned, she will not only get paid the $3K a week but will also be paid a daily allowance of $60. It seems like, now we have one more reason for which to envy the Jolie-Pitt family.
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For those unaware, Maleficent is a fantasy. It's the story of Sleeping Beauty, but is retold from the perspective of the princess' evil nemesis, Maleficent. Angelina Jolie shall be starring as Maleficent in the film. Elle Fanning shall be essaying the role of Princess Aurora. Interestingly, unlike what many would assume, the role of a young Maleficent isn't been essayed by Vivienne, instead that role shall be played by India Eisley. Vivienne shall on the other hand be essaying the role of Young Aurora.
From this film although it would be impossible to judge how good an actor young Vivienne is, it would still be intriguing to see how much at ease she is in front of the camera. In other words, it would be interesting to see if the Jolie-Pitt genes have passed on, or if they have decided to skip a generation.
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Extreme living in New York's Chelsea Hotel, from the Beats through Punk, and on into the present day.
I stayed in the Chelsea in 2001 and 2002, and this book is based on diary notes which I kept during my stays. I call this book "extreme travel writing" and, for it, I spoke to Warhol superstar Gerard Malanga, Chelsea Hotel owner Stanley Bard, Brendan Behan biographer Ulick O'Connor, and a host of others. The book contains a lengthy previously unpublished interview with William Burroughs done by my pal Spencer Kansa, essays by Beat Generation legend Herbert Huncke, an interview with Paul Bowles, and my conversations with punk veterans, high class drug smugglers, sexual outlaws, and beat/punk author Victor Bockris. Gene Gregorits, whom I got to know when Islamic Diggers were doing shows with Lydia Lunch, provided a long interview with Rockets Redglare in which the actor gave a detailed account of Sid Vicious' final days. Redglare's version of events differs widely from the accepted myth.
Julian Schnabel is sitting in the lobby, flanked by a flunky, talking to some obnoxious looking satiated stoat in his early twenties who might be interviewing him for some lesser print organ or who might be willing to suck his cock. Same difference. Schnabel looks impressive and manly, what my cock-mad cousin Sara would call "a fine figure of a man," whatever the fuck that means, and he is issuing forth a few reasonable enough aphorisms. "When somebody says "reputable art dealer" think "reputable drug dealer."" is a good one that gets a cracken awakes-like caw or laugh from the asshole who's been granted the painterly audience. Then the conversation drifts off into other painterly directions so I'm drifting towards the gig ads in the Village Voice. Just then another ambitious young man in his early twenties, this one thin and reasonably well presented, approaches the satiated stoat to say hello and how're ya doin? Genuinely unaware that his fat pal is in the company of greatness. But the stoat won't let anybody step on his blue suede shoes.
"Hey Jim, long time no see." says the walking thin one. "Oh Hi, George," says Jim the stoat doing his best imitation of a Bret Easton Ellis-style asshole, turning away from his old chum in the direction of the painterly amusement emanating from Schnabel, who must see something of his younger self in George because he is beaming with a painterly, fatherly, smile.
"I just got my first work in three months. I think it's a good part. Things have been really slow." says George laconically, about to move on. "Look! What do you want?" asks the irritated stoat, blowing his gig. Schnabel almost bursts into a giggle. Thin George heads towards the lift, a Chelsea permanent resident.
This story goes back a few years. A track from the vaults. Previously unreleased material. Six newly discovered tracks plus a whole CD of live material. Three thin but strong brown lines chopped out on its cover.
I was once in the apartment of Johnny Thunders in the company of that other great needlepoint maestro Phil Lynnot. It was the time of that great atrocity, the Battle for Beirut. I was always seeing on my color TV fresh news of the bombed out basements and the torn apart habitations of the onetime Beirut bourgeoisie.
I'd bumped into Lynnot earlier that afternoon in a small soul food place on Chicken Street that I used to frequent in those days, called Chicken Little. I was arguing with my girlfriend so Lynnot couldn't help but pick up on my accent. Turned out we had mutual pals like members of Irish rock bands, midget junkie music biz publicists, and seven or eight of the more enterprising drug dealers in Dublin. He had to go, that very day, to hang out with Thunders who was, temporarily, billeted at the Chelsea in the apartment of a former girlfriend who'd split for Europe for a year, leaving Johnny to protect her home!! And did I wanna meet Johnny Thunders? Yes. So see you in front of the Chelsea at 2.30.
Lynnot was very much a stylish customer and considerably further up the food chain, with all Thin Lizzy's European hit albums and sold out stadiums under his belt, than poor old Thunders who was more or less at the end of his "career." Lynnot, despite the bangles and beads of his Top of the Pops triumphs, was a good person and a notable songwriter not to mention being a worthwhile noisesmith with his bass. He assured me that Thunders was an interesting dude and pleasant too.
We met in the Chelsea lobby, took the elevator to Johnny's floor, fobbed off two Chinese junkies who were panhandling on Johnny's corridor. The place was really run down then, as dangerous as Alphabet City. A lot of people were paying very low rent and some of them were paying no rent atall. We shared the lift going up with a transvestite who, it subsequently turned out, made home deliveries of heroin to some of the more infamous residents.
Philo was anxious to get indoors because he had a fat baggie of smack on him that he'd just scored and needed to party with. Despite frantic Dublin knocking and shouting, there was no response from Thunders' room. We were knocking on Johnny's door for a good ten minutes, getting nowhere. Lynnot was all set to go downstairs and flash his platinum card to get us a suite of rooms of our own, right there right then, when these sorta spider-like scratchings emanated from around the area of Mr Thunders' door lock.


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20 Of The Most Racist Vintage Ads
Toilette by Jules James Rougeron, 1877.
40 Printed Fashion Outfits to Make Your Friends Jealous
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TUESDAY: BLACK + WHITE // Lest your colleagues think you are all fun and games, bring it back to the basic on Tuesday. Nothing is sharper than a black and white combination.
Loving full skirts this season.
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OMG! Short cammo!
Heavy trooper.
Random armor trooper with a heavily modded gun.
Epsilon wrote:The modded gun is pretty cool.
WTF? I don't see you with a custom tag.bl*c wrote:Epsilon wrote:The modded gun is pretty cool.
Yes. But besides that, they're a typical C3 custom.
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Also Agreed.Epsilon wrote:The modded gun is pretty cool.
Bravo.Wacky wrote:Okay, The first fig is nice, But it doesn't really have much of a use, How many soldiers do you see that are tiny?
The second one is also nice, But the helmet just seems a bit off to me, The Z-6 (?) that he's holding is really ice, But I think you should paint it black. Finally the last guy is my favourite, The gun looks really cool and the combos are really nice.
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Using Questions for Many Purposes
Watch an experienced frontline staff member, Katie, use purposeful questions to encourage youth to think deeply about their STEM learning experience.
Watch an experienced frontline staff member, Katie, use purposeful questions to encourage youth to think deeply about their STEM learning experience.
How does Katie help the girls explain their thinking about how the materials will affect the success of their filter? (Listen at 0:33)
How does Katie encourage the girls to explain their observations about the materials they chose and their predictions about how each material will affect their filter? (Watch at 0:50, 1:00)
How does Katie encourage the girls to share and discuss? How do the girls react? (Watch at 1:10)
What would you do differently if you were facilitating this activity? What would you do the same?
I can use these kinds of questions, not only for STEM activities but for all of my work with youth!
What questions are the best and most effective questions when doing STEM with youth?
Train your staff to develop and use their own purposeful questions.
How can we increase youth learning in STEM? Work together as a team to develop strategies for asking questions with purpose.
One-on-One virtual resource to help participants reflect on purposeful questions.
Purpose: Afterschool staff and volunteers will be able to practice and improve their ability to ask questions that can lead to increasing youth...
Virtually help your team identify questions they can use to increase youth learning in STEM.
Help staff identify the skill of Asking Purposeful Questions as it can be used in the water filter activity.
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Mom's Pumpkin Pie Bars
Recipe by viking
Sometimes we omit the crust for a healthier treat. The filling can be doubled for a thicker dessert.
Top Review by mianbao
I made half a batch of these in an 8 by 8-inch pan, which is a little bigger than half of a 9 by 13-inch pan, so my bars were pretty thin. Even so, it took quite a lot longer than is indicated here for the topping to firm up. These are fairly tasty, but I think I would prefer a different crust. It is an interesting idea. Thank you for sharing this recipe with us.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup flour
- 1⁄2 cup oatmeal
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- 16 ounces pumpkin
- 12 ounces evaporated milk
- 2 eggs
- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ginger
- 1⁄4 teaspoon clove
Directions See How It's Made
- Mix first four ingredients together and press into a 9x13 inch ungreased pan; bake 15 minutes at 350 degrees.
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Skip to comments.EU should keep out of innovation's way, Wikipedia founder says
Posted on 05/12/2012 10:37:20 PM PDT by Olog-hai
To encourage innovation in Europe, policymakers should just keep out of the way, Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has said.
"I agree with the idea of streamlining and simplification. The only thing is that I would be much more extreme," he told EUobserver on Tuesday (8 May) on the sidelines of a conference in Brussels on EU innovation policy organized by global accounting firm Ernst & Young.
"The most important thing that Europe needs to do to spur innovation is to eliminate barriers," he added. "To make it easier for investors and entrepreneurs to start businesses and to make it easier to fail."
Compared to his native US, founding a company in Europe is famously burdensomeeven though big differences exist between the north and the south of the continent.
In the US, the whole process does not have to take longer than five minutes. In Greece, it can take up to ten months.
Wales, who recently started work as an (unpaid) advisor to the UK government in London, is a strong believer in the free market.
(Excerpt) Read more at euobserver.com ...
John Stossel wrote this story which told how he took a week to open a business in Delaware (picked because of its being easier than most other places in the US). It would have taken a month in the UK or India, but only a day in Hong Kong.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.


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Welcome to Tips.Net. Today we're going to be talking about checking your air filter.
So we're going to start off by first locating your air filter. Pop off the tops, so you can get an idea of where it is. Alright, so this is where your air filter is located, and it comes right out of its casing.
Now with your air filter you're gonna want to take a look to see if there is any dust or particulates. Put it up to the Sun to see if it bleeds through. Now, this air filter looks pretty clean.
Now if it wasn't clean, what you could do is just drop the air filter and see if any particulates fall out. Do this once or twice, take it back up to the sun light, look again, and if it's transparent—you're pretty much good to go.
Once you're done checking your air filter to make sure there is no contaminants inside, place it back into its casing. Flip it back over, and lock it into place. Now if your air filter is too dirty, you are going to need to get a replacement before too long, so that this doesn't drop of particulates into your engine and make it run less effectively.
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Men's Sports
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Rosalyn Radakovich, a senior this past season at St. Mary's Academy in Portland, Ore., has signed a letter-of-intent to join Gonzaga University's women's rowing team this fall, head coach Glenn Putyrae announced.
Radakovich has rowed the past two years for coach Nick Haley and the Rose City Rowing Club, and prior to that rowed for Haley at Oregon Rowing Unlimited.
During her freshman year of 2003 she was in the championship novice boat at the Northwest Region Championships. She was injured during the early part of the 2004-05 season after earning a seat in the varsity boat, but returned to regain her seat after spending some time with the JV boat. She finished sixth in the Varsity Eight boat at Northwest Region Championships. Her 2K time is 7:56.
"We are excited about Rosalyn joining our program," Putyrae said. "She brings in some outstanding experience and should be a solid addition to our program."
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British Library's pledge to save the nation's sounds secures £9.5 million boost from Heritage Lottery Fund
The British Library has received *earmarked funding for a £9,568,900 bid from the Heritage Lottery Fund (including a £215,900 development fund) to help to save the nation's sounds, and open them up online for everyone to hear.
The funding will enable the British Library to digitise and make available 500,000 rare, unique and at-risk sound recordings from its own archive and other key collections around the country over 5 years (2017-2022).
This support from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) answers an urgent call to save our sounds from being lost forever. Sound archivists estimate that we have 15 years in which to digitise historic sound recordings before the equipment required to play some formats can no longer be used, and some formats such as wax cylinders and acetate discs start to naturally decay.
The £9.5 million will enable the British Library to:
- digitise and publish online up to 500,000 rare and unique sounds from the Library's own collections and those around the UK which are most at risk, including local dialects and accents, oral histories and previously unheard musical performances and plays, and vanishing wildlife sounds
- work with partner institutions to develop a national preservation network via ten regional centres of archival excellence which will digitise, preserve and share the unique audio heritage found in their local area
- run a major outreach programme to schools and communities to celebrate the UK's sound heritage, and raise awareness of this treasure trove of living history held in archives across the country
According to a recent directory of the UK's sound collections gathered by the Library, there are over 1 million sound carriers on dozens of different formats which risk being lost unless they are digitally preserved in the next 15 years.
These sounds range from underwater recordings of killer whales made in the waters surrounding Shetland (held by the Centre for Wildlife Conservation, University of Cumbria), to a collection of sounds held in the Canterbury Cathedral archives spanning 50 years of services, choral and opera performances and other recordings, many of which are thought to be unique.
Roly Keating, Chief Executive of the British Library, commented:
"We are extremely grateful to the Heritage Lottery Fund for answering the urgent need to help preserve these precious recordings. Our recent Living Knowledge vision is clear about the scale of the challenge ahead, but today's news is a fantastic vote of confidence in the project. We look forward to working with our partners across the UK to unlock this important part of our shared heritage, making it available to everyone online for research, enjoyment and inspiration."
Stuart Hobley, Head of Heritage Lottery Fund London, said:
"Historic recordings have a unique quality of bringing into the present the events, sounds and voices from our past. From regional dialects to the call of long extinct birds, Heritage Lottery Fund support will ensure that the most up-to-date digital expertise will be used to rescue some of the UK's most vulnerable and rare sound recordings that would otherwise be lost to silence."
Sounds held by the British Library include:
- Famous writers reading their own works, including Lord Alfred Tennyson, Sylvia Plath and James Joyce
- Radio broadcasts going back to the 1930s, including Radio Luxembourg and long-defunct pre-war stations such as Radio Lyons and Radio Normandie
- A recording which helped to save the bittern from extinction in the UK, as well as many other sounds of British wildlife, coastlines and nature
- A huge corpus of slang, dialects and accents recordings of every social class and regional area of the UK, from the 1950's Survey of English Dialects collection which reveals just how far our voices have changed over the past century, to the BBC Voices archive containing the diverse voices of contemporary 21st century Britain
- Previously unheard musical performances and plays, including Laurence Olivier playing Coriolanus in 1959, and full recordings of theatre productions going back 40 years
- Life story interviews with people from all walks of life, from Kindertransport refugees, to second wave feminists and people with a range of disabilities
Unless stated otherwise, media content on the press area of our website, including images, is protected by third-party rights such as copyright or trademarks. The British Library is permitted to make the content available to you for promoting associated British Library's exhibitions, events or activities. If you are not using images to promote a British Library activity, you must clear all rights for your use of any in-copyright material beyond uses permitted under the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Damaged gelatine disc being examined in the British Library sound archive. Photo by Clare Kendall
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British Library sound archives. Photo by Clare Kendall
Ediphone cylinders in the British Library sound archive, containing recordings of Indian music made by AA Bake in the 1920s. Photo by Clare Kendall.
Edison Concert Cylinder in the British Library sound archive, containing aboriginal language recording made in Stevenson Creek, South Australia, by Baldwin Spencer, 1901. Photo by Clare Kendall.
Notes to Editors
For more information on the British Library's Save our Sounds project visit www.bl.uk/save-our-sounds #SaveOurSounds
The UK Sound Directory was launched in January 2015 to scope the scale and diversity of sound collections held around the UK. Over 1 million sound collections have already been identified, and the call for information remains open until 31 May. If you have a rare or unique sound collection, please visit http://www.bl.uk/projects/uk-sound-directory or contact email@example.com. The final Directory will be published in June 2015, and will provide the largest ever picture of the UK's sound heritage to date
*Earmarked funding means the project meets HLF criteria for funding and HLF believes the project has potential to deliver high-quality benefits and value for Lottery money. The application was in competition with other supportable projects, so this is an endorsement of outline proposals. The project now has up to two years to submit fully developed proposals to secure a firm award.
For more information:
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The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom and one of the world's greatest research libraries. It provides world class information services to the academic, business, research and scientific communities and offers unparalleled access to the world's largest and most comprehensive research collection. The Library's collection has developed over 250 years and exceeds 150 million separate items representing every age of written civilisation and includes books, journals, manuscripts, maps, stamps, music, patents, photographs, newspapers and sound recordings in all written and spoken languages. Up to 10 million people visit the British Library website - www.bl.uk - every year where they can view up to 4 million digitised collection items and over 40 million pages.
The British Library is home to the UK's Sound Archive, a treasure trove of living history containing more than 6.5 million sounds including music, spoken word, oral history, wildlife and the environment dating back to the birth of recorded sound in the 19th century. Discover more and listen at www.bl.uk/sounds
About the Heritage Lottery Fund
From the archaeology under our feet to the historic parks and buildings we love, from precious memories and collections to rare wildlife, we use National Lottery players' money to help people across the UK explore, enjoy and protect the heritage they care about. www.hlf.org.uk. For more information please contact Katie Owen, HLF Press Office, on 020 7591 6036/07973 613820.


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Mike Bloomer is a music educator and performer who provides lessons for kids and adults, as well has shown that he can help anyone learn music. Mike Bloomer as a music teacher brings more than talent to his students. He also has a track record of success that is mixed with talent along with his bachelor's degree in music which makes him more than qualified to be a music teacher.
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