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Course Map 25km
This course is ideal for those wanting to take it easy on the scenic ride out to Balmoral.
Suitable for new riders wishing to challenge themselves over this mid-range distance.
Please be reminded the course is on open roads and participants will be sharing with normal road users. Please ride in accordance with the Queensland Road Rules.
Please note: Children under 10 years will not be permitted to participate in the 25km ride. (Children 5 years and under are permitted in tagalongs only. Any children under 5 taking part in a tagalong must be registered in the event - registration is free). BMX bicycles and bicycles with 22" wheels will also not be permitted (please note this does not apply to recumbents, hand cycles or adult folding bicycles).
Start Time: 8:45am (subject to change)
Start/Finish Location: Musgrave Park
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Consumer Group Applauds Colorado Ban on E-Cigarette Sales to Youth
2 comments:
- Bruce said...
While I DO NOT condone the sale of tobacco or e-cigarettes to minors; Colorado classified 'e-cigs' as tobacco products. In Colorado you can't use "tobacco products" indoors at public areas. Good job letting them sneak that one past everyone.
- May 20, 2011 at 2:05 PM
- Kristin said...
Hi Bruce! I could only find prohibitions on SMOKING in public areas in the Colorado statutes. Are you sure it prohibits ALL tobacco products (which is impossible to enforce)or just COMBUSTIBLE tobacco products (smoking)? Can you provide a link to the law which prohibits the use of ALL tobacco products in public spaces? I cannot see how they could enforce that - how would they be able to tell if someone is using chew or snus or stealth vaping e-cigarettes?? And how do they justify banning use when the bans are to protect people from second hand SMOKE? I have a feeling you misunderstood the law. Cigarettes ARE defined as tobacco products, but smoking bans do not usually apply to ALL tobacco products. That would be a first!
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20W Halogen B10 Light Bulb - 120V - 2 PackBrighten up a room with this Globe 20-Watt Halogen B10 Light Bulb. This efficient halogen bulb requires a lower wattage than standard incandescent bulbs, yet produces the same high quality light output. With its decorative design and candelabra base, this halogen light bulb is ideal for pendant, chandelier and ceiling fan lighting.


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Week 15-16 Overview. Project Due Chapter 15 pages 466-489-lecture and review of pages 127-135 oral practice, medications review, review for final, oral practice and Homework. SPECIAL SENSES. The Eye/Parts of the Eye. Sclera- sclero- the white of the eye- outer covering of the eye
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Evan Weissman calls his Warm Cookies of the Revolution a "civic health club." What better place to stretch your community-minded muscles than its 'hood-hopping Stompin' Ground Games?
In 2013, Evan Weissman wanted to spur Denverites to civic action. So he cooked up Warm Cookies of the Revolution, a "civic health club" that uses quirky public events with speakers, entertainment and snacks to encourage citizens to actively engage with their community. The events have been laid-back and social in nature, and often feature a comedic bent, such as Civic Stitch 'N Bitch or Sunday School for Atheists.


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Fuji S3 Pro dpreview test, please!?
Hi guys,
First of all to state that DPreview is the best produced site in the world.
Now to what I came to comment:
I'm one of the first owners of the new Fuji S3 Pro, bought in Japan last December.
I'm still getting used to it. The first impressions are somewhat mixed.
Excellent handling, low noise at high ISO, accurate colour rendition, very high definition at 12,3 mpix (I know it is interpolated but it works...), very good dynamic range, battery life better than expected (about 350 pics from a full charge of regular 2100 Ni Mh batteries, using external flash).
Slow CF write speed (a lot of processing), autofocus sometimes iffy in low light, slow continuous shooting (although for my needs it is OK - I dont shoot action), auto white balance tricky under artificial light.
The real question is:
WHEN IS DP REVIEW PUBLISHING THE FULL TEST? THE CAMERA IS ALREADY OUT FOR SOME TIME NOW, AND I'D LOVE TO HAVE A POST PURCHASE CRITICAL VIEW. Many of you guys could endorse this request even before buying - WHICH IS MUCH BETTER...
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South Londonderry, VT (PressExposure) February 21, 2012 -- The Institute for Advanced Medical Education (IAME) is expanding on the success of their regional anesthesia training program by introducing 'Regional Anesthesia' a new Facebook group that supports the practice of ultrasound-guided nerve blocks.
The Regional Anesthesia group (found at https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/nerveblock/) connects members of the regional anesthesia team including anesthesiologists, pain management physicians, certified registered nurse anesthetists, block nurses and others interested in ultrasound-guided nerve block. It is an open group designed for the exchange of information and networking. Members can discuss ideas and techniques in addition to posting questions and answers.
Faculty members from The USRA Skills Course, IAME's ongoing training program, regularly upload videos and answer questions posted to the page. In launching the Regional Anesthesia group Irwin Kuperberg, IAME president said, "We are excited about using social media as an additional way to promote skills acquisition and practice improvement. Facebook's Regional Anesthesia group provides an exchange of information that is free and immediate."
IAME launched its regional anesthesia outreach program in 2008. Drawn from nearly two decades of CME experience in ultrasound training The USRA Skills Course offers didactic lectures and physician led hands-on workshops in guided nerve blocks. Since 2008 IAME has hosted 22 offerings of the course around the United States, with nine meetings in 2012 alone. The USRA Skills Course has emerged as one of the most well-known and highly respected training courses in regional anesthesia.
About IAME
The Institute for Advanced Medical Education (https://iame.com) was established in 1992 and provides continuing medical education to physicians, nurses and allied health professionals in the form of live events, multimedia and print programs. IAME is the nation's leading provider of CME in diagnostic imaging, offering innovative programs in anesthesiology, neurology, radiology, women's health and cardiovascular medicine. IAME is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME). The IAME website is at https://iame.com.


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The Big Read is a community reading project that brings neighbors, friends, family, and students in the Miami Valley together to read and discuss the same book.
You can help choose the next book everyone will be reading by voting online at BigRead.org or picking up a paper ballot at your local library.
Voting is open through October 23, 2016. The winning book will be announced at the end of October, and Big Read book discussions and events will take place in 2017.
This Year's Nominees
Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters In the End
By Atul Gawande
Gawande, a practicing surgeon, argues that quality of life is the desired goal for patients and families of the terminally ill. Full of eye-opening research and riveting storytelling, Being Mortal asserts that medicine can comfort and enhance our experience, providing not only a good life but also a good end.
Between the World and Me
By Ta-Nehisi Coates
In a bold and personal literary exploration of America's racial history, Ta-Nehisi Coates has written a series of essays to his adolescent son, exploring both personal and historical events. From his analysis of the concept of race, to the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement, Coates sums up the history of black people in the United States.
Lock In
By John Scalzi
Written by a Hugo Award–winning local author from Bradford and set in the not too distant future, a virus has swept the globe causing 1% of the world's population to become "locked in"—fully awake and aware, but unable to move or respond to stimulus. This is the background for a murder investigation that becomes something much more.
The Wright Brothers
By David McCullough
Drawing on nearly 1,000 letters of family correspondence plus diaries, notebooks, and scrapbooks in the Library of Congress, McCullough tells the extraordinary American story of the two Dayton brothers who changed the world.


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I help students, professionals, and organizations reinvent themselves in the recovery. I try my best to learn more than I teach, share more than I receive, and listen more than I speak. In addition to traveling across the country to help individuals and organizations raise their profiles, I coach little league, play guitar, and am a fairly active triathlete (completed the 2013 Ironman in Lake Placid, NY). I am the author of Reinventing Professional Services: Building Your Business in the Digital Marketplace (Wiley, 2011 - also available in Japanese) and The Opportunity Maker: Strategies for Inspiring Your Legal Career Through Creative Networking and Business Development (Thomson-West, 2008), for which I had the privilege of interviewing some of the most fascinating experts across the globe. I am also a ghostwriter for a number of companies preparing industry research reports, white papers, articles, case studies, and client profiles.
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My first installment will be short and sweet for you guys. I decided to do this photo blog after I was finished shooting. the story will be lacking, but the views will be epic.
October 22nd. Heavy snowfall warning in the forecast, no one expected this one coming. While the rest of calgary was busy getting into hundreds of accidents on the roads, the crew scouted a location and made a plan. We arrived at the location and began shoveling a line. A nice bungie ride into a rail stall to wall ride down, into a 5 foot drop would be the first feature. "Ultimate tranny suicide" kept getting thrown around to describe the feature The boys got nice and warmed up on this one.
kyler with a nice rail stall
we even had a slow-boarder out with us.
After a quick break, McDonalds run, and new build we had a sick booter to work with! A few hundred feet of rope, and a subaru outback, and an icy parking lot supplied the final ingredients for a sick session to close out the night. The whole night I had been eying up the satellite dishes in the back of the parking lot, trying to figure out how I could work them into a shot. Once we started on the booter I immediately got out the long lens, got the lights dialed in, framed the dishes tight behind the jump. Game on.
Rob with a nice 360 to get things going
Brent Callow, one half of 403Media, back in full force this season
He doesn't waste time here. First hit with a foaty backie and a stomped landing
Shot of the night for sure, too bad he couldn't stick the landing. But hey, pretty damn sick for first session of the season!
We wrapped things up at about 2:30am, a little later than expected. Take down the lips, pack the lights, wrap the cords, we're outta here!
Check back for more photo epics later on!
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Discussion in 'Lifestyle' started by FusionZ06, Dec 19, 2006.
it rocks, I have the D80 and I almost never leave the flash on the shoe, I just hold it in my hand and use it remotely so I can lit from the side to remove most shadows inside.
sweet! what exactly is the difference between SB600 and SB800?
Higher guide number, and you can use it as a master to enslave other SB-800s and SB-600s. And it comes with a diffuser.
a lot of Nikon now have integrated controls, so the master function of SB800 is not needed. the only thing I'd want on my SB600 is the diffuser; seems you can't get one for it, but I haven't checked if there was anothe rbrand that could fit.
Lightsphere 2, if you don't mind looking like a complete geek. I was born with no shame, so I use mine all the time.
Stofen makes one for the SB-600, I have one on mine, they are $16 at the store here.
And you can control up to 3 slave units with a D70/D70s/D200 etc.
but the d50 doesnt have commander controls afaik
so one does not necessarily need an SB800
true ... unless you NEED the extra 8% power
No, IMO, you don't. I have done a lot of shit with the SB600. I would rather get two SB600s versus one SB800. If you have a friend that works at BestBuy, they can get it for about $140.
Ok fags I asked for some pointers when using this flash not SB600vs.SB800.
ok, fag. Point the flash up when using it.
Buy Energizer 2500mah batteries, and their 15min charger.
you can't use it wirelessly, so try to keep it as diffused as possible
exactly what i run on it (and on my helmet cam) and it's the best, buy 8 so you can interchange. it's quite expensive though
use a diffuser, the 16$ one seems a good deal, and point up most of the times like already told
aside from that, look at the little guide that came with your D600, it gives really good pointers and shows differents shots with different lighting.
Why can't you use it wirelessly?
because the D50 doesnt have commander options, like the 70/200
edit unless you have a pocketwizard/su800 etc. or a sb800.
watch the video and do this ... I know it is the most boring video in the world but when you see your pics you will thank me
Very cool...already made it
Already have a ton...and the charger.
I use the 1hr charger. I dont trust charging batteries in 15 mins.
Even 1hr is too quick.
edit: but im old.
bounce bounce bounce. you gonna wanna be like tiger with that motherfucker.
what's the lowest price on the sb600 right now?


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Cardinal Etchegaray on meeting with Saddam Hussein
Cardinal Roger Etchegaray, made the following statement to journalists on Sunday following his meeting with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. The French cardinal was sent as a special envoy to the region by Pope John Paul II. He said: "I understand that you have been awaiting the present moment with great interest, given the importance of the meeting I have just left. For your part, you understand that the spiritual nature of my mission gives my words a special tone to which you are doubtless used to. The Church indeed has her own way of speaking of peace, making peace, among those who, for diverse reasons, employ themselves with such great tenacity. The Church, according to words by Pope John Paul II, is the spokesman of the 'moral conscience of mankind in its purest state, of a mankind that desires peace, that needs peace'. "It is in this sense that my meeting with President Saddam Hussein touched upon concrete questions that I cannot mention through respect for the person who sent me as well as for the person who received me: It is a matter of seeing if everything has been done to safeguard peace while establishing a climate of confidence that allows Iraq to rediscover its place in the international community. At the heart of our meeting were the Iraq people who, I have noted from Baghdad to Mossoul, aspire so much to a just and lasting peace after years of suffering, for which the Pope and the universal Church have always expressed their solidarity. "In the name of the Pope, I dare to appeal to the conscience of all those who, in these decisive days, shoulder the future of peace. For, in the end, it is one's conscience which will have the final word, which is stronger than all strategies, all ideologies and even all religions." Prior to his departure from Baghdad, the Cardinal said: "I have just lived in Iraq several days of extraordinary intensity in communion with the person who sent me, Pope John Paul II. Rarely have I ever felt that I was not only the bearer of his message of peace, but that he himself was also present. I only followed him to the midst of the Christian communities, of all the Iraqi people, to President Saddam Hussein who listened at length and deeply to the living word that comes from God and that every believer, descendants of Abraham, welcomes as the most certain leaven of peace. "As I leave this land unjustly cut off from others, I would like to be more than a simple echo, the amplification of the aspiration of a country that has a pressing need for peace. "Among the great clouds that have overshadowed these times, there is a small opening. But no one must abandon their efforts. The new and brief respite which has been given us must be used by everyone full time and in a spirit of reciprocal trust to answer the exigencies of the international community. The least of steps in coming days has the value of a great step forward towards peace. "Yes, peace is still possible in Iraq and for Iraq. I leave for Rome, shouting this more strongly than ever before." Source: Vatican Information Service


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Smøla (island)
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|214 km2 (83 sq mi)
|Area rank
|19th largest in Norway
|17 km (10.6 mi)
|20.8 km (12.92 mi)
|Highest elevation
|63 m (207 ft)
|Highest point
|Møre og Romsdal
Smøla is the 19th largest island in Norway.[1] The island is located in Smøla Municipality in Møre og Romsdal county, in fact the vast majority of the municipality is the island. The island has a good road network across the island and connecting it to many of the small surrounding islands, however, it does not have any outside road connections to the rest of Norway. The only regular ferry service is via the small island of Edøya to the south of Smøla which one can drive to from Smøla.[2]
The population of the island is mostly employed in the fishing industry or in industries that support the fishing industry. There is also a window factory on the island. There is some dairy and vegetable farming (especially carrots) on the island also.[2]
The island lies to the north of the Edøyfjorden and to the west of the Ramsøyfjorden, about 25 kilometres (16 mi) north of the town of Kristiansund. The islands of Hitra and Frøya lie to the northeast, Skardsøya and Ertvågsøya to the southeast, Stabblandet and Tustna to the south, and the open Norwegian Sea to the west and north.[2]
The 214-square-kilometre (83 sq mi) island is very low and marshy with only 5% of the land cultivated into agricultural use. The highest point on the island is the 63-metre (207 ft) high Nerdvikberget. The island is surrounded by literally thousands of small islets including the historically-important island of Edøya. Due to the flat, unobstructed nature of the island, the Smøla Wind Farm is located on the northwestern part of the island.[2]
Scientists of the Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformationtechnique of the Technical University of Berlin were testing the antique maps of Ptolemy and recognized a pattern of calculation mistakes that occurred when one tried to convert the old coordinates from Ptolemy into modern cartographical maps. The scientists believe that, when one compensates for these mistakes, the mythological location Thule corresponds to the island of Smøla.[3]
The island has been governed by a variety of municipalities over the years. At one point it was divided over 3 different municipalities: Brattvær, Hopen, and Edøy. Today, there are 3 churches on the island (Brattvær Church, Hopen Church, and Edøy Church), each was the main church for those respective municipalities. Since 1960, the whole island has been part of the same municipality. The largest population centres on the island are the villages of Hopen (in the north) and Råket-Dyrnes (in the northwest).[2]
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- ^ "Møre og Romsdal Fylke, Smøla Kommune". WestCoastPeaks.com. Retrieved 2013-04-07.
- ^ a b c d e Store norske leksikon. "Smøla" (in Norwegian). Retrieved 2013-04-07.
- ^ Kleineberg, Andreas; Marx, Christian; Knobloch, Eberhard; Lelgemann, Dieter (2010). "Germania und die Insel Thule. Die Entschlüsselung von Ptolemaios´ "Atlas der Oikumene"". Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft.


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All of us had one…some of us are one…this week at Amusing Challenges we are celebrating Mothers! Throughout the month I'll have different sorts of challenges…"use it", themes, sketch, etc. I will have a Weekly Winner and at the end of the month, those 4-5 winners will go into a prize drawing for one lucky Grand Prize winner. April's winner will be announced tomorrow and they will receive this A Muse Studio stamp set, Cup of Wishes. It's got a great quote and I think it goes perfectly with the tea recipes that I shared with my newsletter readers this month. {You can sign up in the upper left corner for them if you don't get them already!}
Juliet didn't have any Mother's Day sentiments (that's why she's coming to my card class on Tuesday!) but the feeling comes across in these bunny die cuts from A Muse Studio! She also used the new 6×6 paper pack from A Muse Studio called Everything's Rosy. And, I love the small bow die she used from A Muse Studio for this pink bow and the Pistashio cardstock goes perfectly with everything.
Cyndi sent me her card from Kitty Hawk, NC while she was on vacation – that's design team dedication!! She used the stamp set, Aren't You Sweet from A Muse Studio and she also used some of the papers from Everything's Rosy. Cyndi also used the new flower die set from the A Muse Studio Spring Accessories Guide that I finally got my hands on too! Can't wait to play with it and I love this flower border she created. The Petite Pinstripe cardstock is also from A Muse Studio.
Once again my card began as a case of some wonderful creation I found. Last year Marisa Alveraz made a beautiful Mother's Day card that really inspired me. I have a few minor tweaks (I added some Washi tape from the A Muse Studio Valentine collection) and cut my swallows from actual music books that I practiced from as a child. 🙂 pst! Those swallow dies are retiring and are on sale now for 25% off!
The main image is from Seasonal Branch from A Muse Studio and I stamped the different parts using Bubblegum, Lichen and French Roast inks from them as well. The cardstock is also from A Muse Studio and is Cocoa, Lichen and Blush. Did you know A Muse Studio carries nestabilities? We do! This is the Oval and Scalloped Oval shapes from them. Lastly, I stamped the sentiment on Vanilla cardstock and handcut the edge…the sentiment is from the set, Essential Sentiments, which I am sad to say is also retiring and currently on sale. The final details are the blush button and vanilla twine – both are from A Muse Studio.
PS. I hope you will still enter the current Amusing Challenge, it's an "anything goes" challenge so there's no reason not to join us!
It's super easy to play along with Amusing Challenges, and just as a reminder: 2 entry limit and no digis please!
■Link your creation to your paper crafts blog, gallery (SCS, twopeas or Flickr, to name a few) before midnight of the following Sunday.
■Use any product but please follow the challenge criteria.
■Double your chances to win by using A Muse Studio products (just leave me a reminder in the comments please)


text: 5 ways to have better sex HAVE BETTER SEX1 - EAT SOME MEAT Fancy a superior spurt? Then ensure your semen's a nice, bright white colour by taking a zinc supplement or eating more foods that are high in zinc such as lean beef, or crab meat. Zinc also supports your immune system, wound healing and anything involving growth, so all the more reason to get eating or swallowing those supplements. 2 - GO RAW Good sex needs plenty of energy, and raw food contains far more minerals and vitamins than cooked food. Boiling your veggies is particularly bad as you end up pouring much of the goodness down the sink when you're draining them. "For a better sex life, eat plenty of fresh fruit and raw vegetables, and drink ginseng tea," says Timothy Foster, author of 'Aphrodisiacs – Food To Turn You On'. 3 - PRIME YOUR PUMP If you want to make sure you cum like a fountain when having sex, one way to build up semen levels is to 'prime your pump'. "This means you masturbate a few hours before sex but make sure you don't cum. This will stimulate the body into making semen that will then stick around – so when you finally cum during sex there'll be double helpings," says Dr. Alex Vass, GP and author of 'Gay Sex, Gay Health'. 4 - FLEX THOSE MUSCLES Here's a way to impress him - cum over the headboard instead of your stomach for a change by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles that drive your ejaculation. "Apart from helping you to shoot further, strong pelvic floor muscles can give you a firmer erection, delay ejaculation, tighten your arse muscles and give you a more intense orgasm," says Dr. Alex Vass. "Find these muscles by trying to stop urinating in mid flow and tensing your anus. You can also put a finger up your arse and try squeezing on it. Once you get used to finding the pelvic floor muscles try tightening and holding them for 10 seconds, pause and then repeat up to 10 times about twice a day. It takes time before you see any change but in the end it can help make your dribble a spurt." 5 - GET GOBBY The goal of a good blow job is to find the most sensitive areas on your partner's cock and then to stimulate them with your mouth, tongue, and lips as much as you can. "It's much more than just going up and down with your mouth," says Adam Cowell from gaylifeuk.com. "The key is to form a tight seal around your partner's cock and position yourself so you can get as much cock in your mouth as possible. Try matching the curve of your throat with the curve with the curve of his cock." And don't forget to play with his balls for extra stimulation! For more sex advice, visit www.gmfa.org.uk/sex


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I bought an unknown amount of laceweight yarn on a cone from an op-shop.
I plied it up on a weekend away.
Now to continue the story:
When we got back I finished plying it, counted it and washed it. It comes to 2118 meters of heavy laceweight. more than enough to make a long version of the cardigan I want to make from it.
This picture does not truly capture the beautiful colour this yarn is, a delicate sea green. All in all this was a very satisfying experience, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it knits up.


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The Virtual Storyteller is a Multi Agent System (MAS) that can generate stories by simulating a virtual world in which Character Agents pursue their goals. The claim is made that the story emerges from the events in the virtual world. The goal of this project has been to make the stories more interesting. This thesis describes how to extend the Virtual… (More)
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Seoul, June 5 (IANS) Five more cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) have been detected in South Korea, raising the total to 41, the authorities said on Friday.
The overall toll has risen to four and the latest victim was a 76-year-old man and had been the third person to contract the illness after sharing a ward with other MERS patients, the health and welfare ministry said.
Among the five new cases, a chief master sergeant in the Osan Air Base has been infected, the first case of MERS contagion in the military, Xinhua news agency reported.
The 45-year-old soldier was tested positive on Thursday in the initial test and received the final confirmation for the viral disease on Friday.
Some 60 soldiers at the air base, where South Korean and US troops are stationed, have been isolated for possible contagion.
According to World Health Organisation (WHO) data, about 1,600 people have been quarantined in South Korea, most at home but some in medical institutions.
The new cases bring the total globally to about 1,185, with at least 443 related deaths.
MERS is considered a deadly but less transmissible cousin of the Severe Actue Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) virus, which erupted in Asia in 2003 and infected thousands of people.


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The renovation is sometimes needed to make your house gets fresher and has new atmosphere. This house for example; who would think that renovation will change the whole architecture into something amazing like this? It used to be the old house but now it is how the modern house looks like.
The facade of this house uses the monochrome color of black and white. It is designed simple but in fact it shows its modernity better. This house put the glass windows to give spacious look to the house. It is encircled by the green grass that gives the house shady atmosphere. Entering this modern minimalist house, as you can see in the picture, the monochrome black and white is added by the wooden brown color. The floor is made from the wooden material, as well as other furnishings like the staircase, the dining table, the kitchen bar, and else.
There are no decorations in this house; in fact, the artistic value of this house is raised by the unique architecture in this house. So, this house is totally clean and neat without any painting, artwork or something. The kitchen is match to the other house interiors, putting the wooden material in its neat and modern manner. It is beautified by the hanging lamps above the kitchen table. The bed room is placed on the second floor and it is overlooking the beautiful landscape outside bordered by the glass wall. In the back yard, there is outdoor terrace to be used as sitting area, where there is set of sofa under the beautiful blue sky.
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Nothing else could explain why she'd risk her safety to go trade words with the crazy man playing white knight in a thunderstorm. Then again, recent weeks of meditation—her last-ditch effort to cope with the demands of parenting—were teaching her to experience everything openly and without judgment. To be present. Mindful. And right now, curious.
She jumped down from the cab and began her approach. That's when she saw Connecticut plates on the front of his car. A tourist. Hopefully not a rapist or murderer, too. To her knowledge, murderers didn't usually draw attention to themselves with reflective roadside emergency gear. Then again, she'd never known any violent criminals.
Whether habit or nerves took over, she didn't know, but one of those two caused her to smooth her wet hair. Like that would help.
Resolved, more or less, she trotted to the passenger side of his car and motioned for him to roll down his window. He donned a pleasant expression but remained seated, making no attempt to approach her or the passenger door. She guessed he froze in place to keep her from getting jumpy.
When she stepped close enough to peer through the open window, she noticed the spotless interior. No wadded-up wrappers or napkins, no stray sippy cups, no scuff marks on the seats. Either this guy was a neat freak or he didn't have kids. "I don't mean to be rude, but what are you doing?"
"Making sure you don't end up as roadkill." He grinned. A heart-stopping, full grin surrounding stark white teeth contrasted against his olive-toned complexion.
Growing up in this rural, tiny town of eight hundred residents, she hadn't seen men who looked like him except in magazines. Around here, clean-shaven was a bonus, let alone this guy's level of H-O-T. She'd been right to think him deadly, just wrong about the why of it.
"Oh." Her heart began pumping as hard as it might during a hike up Mount Equinox. "Thanks, but I'm sure the tow truck will be here soon. I told you, not many cars pass this way on Tuesday afternoons. You really don't need to stay. I'm fine."
She swiped her palm across her face to wipe away the water. Darn rain. Surely she had mascara streaks down her cheeks.
"I'm fine, too." His gaze strayed to the raindrops coming in through the open window. Tilting his head, he said, "You're welcome to take a seat if you'd rather continue your interrogation someplace dry."
Gabby stepped back and shook her head. "No, thanks."
He rolled his eyes. "Do I look like some kind of murderer?"
"Frankly, I've got no idea. I've never met a murderer." His wide-eyed reaction spurred her to tease him. "But Ted Bundy was good-looking, so for all I know, you're a serial killer."
Instead of arguing, his devilish smile emerged, which set free a thousand butterflies in her stomach. A magical, brightening sensation she hadn't felt in years and now wished she could capture in a box to take home to experience again and again and again.
His smile expanded. "You think I'm good-looking?"
As if he didn't already know. Every woman on the planet would consider him handsome . . . and sexy. She could only imagine how fine his dark, curly hair would look when it dried. Fistfuls of it, she knew that much. Broad shoulders—very broad—and a square jaw. Amber-colored eyes set deeply beneath dark, heavy brows, although those eyes looked quite melancholy for someone wearing that smile.
She crossed her arms and chuckled. "That's all you heard?"
"I've got a talent for homing in on the most important point." Then his playful expression swiftly shifted, as if he'd scolded himself for flirting. Perhaps he had a girlfriend, or a wife. It would be a stretch to think that a guy his age—who was also beautiful and considerate—would still be single.
"Go on back to your car and get out of the rain before you get sick." He jerked his chin toward her truck. "Don't worry, I'm not a stalker. As soon as the tow truck comes, I'll grab my stuff and go. Gotta eat."
If she'd had good sense, she'd have nodded and scooted back to her car. Naturally, she didn't. He might be a million miles out of her league, but for now they were stuck together. She couldn't force herself to walk away while those butterfly wings still tickled.
"I see you're from out of town. Do you like French food, because there's plenty of it around here, or are you hungry for a burger and fries?" She wiped more rain from her face in a futile attempt at poise.
Of course. He didn't look like the type who'd order duck and wine at lunch. He had too much testosterone, too much swagger. Even though he was sitting still, she could feel the masculinity rippling off his body like heat radiating off asphalt. Just staring at him warmed her from the inside out.
This kind of rock-my-world chemical reaction should've made her wary. Last time it had struck, she'd gotten Luc out of the deal, along with a side dish of heartbreak. She loved her son to pieces, but didn't need to risk another life-altering consequence merely to satisfy a healthy dose of lust. The mere thought of Noah, the cocky local cop who'd knocked her up and left her hanging, shot heated shame straight to her cheeks.
"If you're heading toward Manchester Center, you'll pass by Bob's Diner on Route 11," she said. "Or you could go a little farther to a tavern called The Perfect Wife."
"Diner's fine, thanks."
A heartbeat passed before she realized there was nothing more to say. She should return to the car, not stand in the rain ogling a man she didn't know. The blasted man was a stranger. A very attractive stranger who, sadly, hadn't once asked for her name.
The fact that thought even crossed her mind proved how pathetic her personal life had become. Honestly, didn't she have any self-respect? He hadn't said or done a single thing since the Ted Bundy conversation to suggest he found her the least bit appealing. "Thanks for looking out for me. Enjoy our little corner of the world while you're here."
His eyes clouded over with something that looked a lot like regret—an emotion she knew well thanks to teenage rebellion and other mistakes. "Thanks."
She waved good-bye and then jogged back to her truck. For the next ten minutes she pretended to read her People magazine. Knowing he continued to watch over her swept a prickling sensation over her scalp.


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I help clients injured in construction accidents, workplace accidents and car accidents recover the compensation they deserve for medical expenses, lost wages, permanent impairment, scarring and disfigurement, and pain and suffering.
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Construction site accident – $1,500,000
Steel I-beam fell from wood framing and fell on welder who suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI), thoracic spine compression fracture, fractured clavicle, fractured ribs, and crushed foot/ankle. Following extensive litigation with the general contractor, subcontractors and suppliers to the job site, case settled at mediation.
Slip and fall at construction site – $656,000
Carpenter foreman slipped and fell on ice at construction site. Client injured his lower back and suffered a herniated disc at L4-5 with impingement requiring surgery. Settled workers comp claim for $200,000 and third-party claim against general contractor for $456,000.
Traumatic Brain Injury –Â $450,000
Valet attendant at auto dealership fell from ladder and struck head on the ground. Suffered massive skull fracture and traumatic brain injury. Workers comp case settled prior to Hearing for employee's claim for permanent and total disability benefits.
Slip and fall at construction site – $435,000
Specialty painter/plasterer slipped and fell on job site due to foreign substance/debris on the floor. As a result, client suffered a left ankle fracture and herniated lumbar disc. Client underwent an open reduction with internal fixation to repair the fractured ankle. Settled workers comp claim for $110,000 and third-party claim against the general contractor and subcontractors for $325,000.
Work Related Neck, Back and Shoulder Injury – $350,000
Owner/operator of fiber optic cable installation company sustained repetitive trauma injury to his neck, lower back and shoulder performing work as a fiber optic installer for his company. MRI testing confirmed herniated discs in the cervical spine and lumbar spine. Employee underwent multiple surgeries including C5-7 discectomy and fusion, shoulder arthroscopies with subacromial decompression and rotator cuff repair. Claim settled prior to a Hearing on Insurer's complaint to modify/discontinue weekly benefits and Employee's claim for § 34A permanent total benefits.
Work Related Slip and Fall – $275,000
Service Director for car dealership slipped and fell on wet floor on employer's premises and sustained multiple injuries including non-union, fractured left femur, comminuted fractured left patella and fractured left medial malleolus. Employee underwent surgeries to the left femur, left patella and left ankle to repair the fractures. Employee had to have further surgery the following year to repair further the fractured femur which was still non-union from the original surgery. Prior to Hearing, the case settled, and the Insurer accepted liability for all future treatment related to the employee's injuries.
Construction Accident – $275,000
Working foreman injured his right dominant shoulder while using a jackhammer. MRI confirmed partial-thickness rotator cuff tear. Employee underwent right shoulder arthroscopy to repair the rotator cuff tear. Post-surgery employee continued to suffer severe, persistent pain in the right shoulder and right upper extremity. Employee's chronic pain was diagnosed as Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), a serious pain condition also known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) and Causalgia. In addition to his physical injuries, Employee also developed anxiety and depression related to severe, constant pain caused by CRPS. Claim was settled at mediation on a lump sum payment basis with liability accepted for payment of future medical treatment for the above physical and non-physical conditions.
Work Related Back Injury –Â $275,000
Employee injured his lower back while lifting a heavy aluminum platform with co-workers. Previously, Employee injured his lower back and underwent back surgery while working for the same employer. Employee received conservative medical treatment for his second back injury. Employee's medical expert opined that he suffered a permanent exacerbation of his prior underlying back condition and, as a result, was permanently and totally disabled from all work including light, sedentary work. Claim settled prior to a Hearing for permanent and total workers compensation benefits under MGL c. 152, §34A with liability accepted for disc bulges at L3-4 and L4-5, chronic low back pain, exacerbation of prior work-related low back injury status post-surgery.
Slip and fall at work –Â $275,000
Car dealership service director slipped and fell on floor at employer's premises and suffered a fractured femur, shattered patella and fractured ankle. Client underwent multiple surgeries to repair the fractures. Client never fully recovered from his injuries. He sustained an aggravation of pre-existing osteoarthritis to the injured and developed right shoulder impingement syndrome as a result of his use of a cane. Claim settled prior to a Hearing on the employee's claim for §34A permanent and total incapacity benefits.
Rotator Cuff Tear –Â $250,000
Animal Lab Technician at hospital injured shoulder at work pulling a cart. Employee suffered a rotator cuff tear. Employee underwent multiple shoulder surgeries. Employee developed adhesive capsulitis or frozen shoulder. Workers comp case settled prior to Hearing for employee's claim for permanent and total disability benefits. In addition, obtained Social Security Disability benefits for injured worker.
Fall at construction site – $250,000
Boilermaker fell from elevated height. Suffered left ankle fracture and back injury. Filed a lawsuit against the general contractor for failing to ensure that client was provided with fall protection. Third-party claim settled at mediation for $250,000 with waiver of workers comp lien of $207,399.49.
Motor vehicle pedestrian accident -$250,000
Pedestrian hit by car while crossing street in marked crosswalk. Suffered comminuted left tibial fracture requiring surgery. Settlement of $250,000 (policy limits) at mediation.
Work Related Electrical Shock Injury – $200,000
Employee suffered an electrical shock injury while working on a compressor. As a result of the electrical shock, Employee sustained serious, disabling permanent injuries including C5-6 extrusion causing severe stenosis. Employee underwent a cervical spinal cord decompression, nerve root decompression, anterior cervical discectomy and fusion. Because of excruciating neck pain and instability at C5-6, Employee underwent revision surgery which included C3-6 laminoplasty and C3-T2 fusion/fixation.
Electric table saw accident at work -$200,000
Carpenter suffered a partial amputation of the left hand while operating an electric saw at work. Client required multiple surgeries. Settlement of workers comp claim for $200,000.
Work Related Knee Injury – $195,000
Pipe fitter twisted his knee while descending stairs on job site. As a result, Employee sustained a torn right medial meniscus. Employee underwent multiple arthroscopic surgeries to repair the torn meniscus. Eventually, Employee underwent a total knee replacement of the right knee. Claim settled prior to a Hearing for permanent and total workers compensation benefits under MGL c. 152, §34A. As part of the settlement, Insurer accepted liability for Employee's right knee meniscal tear, right knee arthroscopies, aggravation of right knee medial and patellofemoral osteoarthritis and right total knee replacement.
Work Related Trip and Fall Accident Left Hip Total Arthroplasty – $175,000
Employee tripped and fell at work and hit his left knee and aggravated a prior work-related left hip injury. Employee eventually had to undergo a total left hip replacement surgery. Case settled with liability accepted for both the left knee and left hip injury/aggravation and left hip replacement surgery. Employee was also approved for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).
Motor vehicle accident – $175,000
Elderly passenger in motor vehicle (common carrier) thrown to floor as a result of driver of common carrier making a sharp turn at high speed. Fractured hip requiring hip surgery. Filed a lawsuit and obtained a Court Order for Speedy Trial. Settlement of $175,000.
Slip and fall – $167,500
Elderly pedestrian slipped and fell on unnatural accumulation of ice caused by discharge of water coming from nearby house basement onto a public sidewalk. Fractured hip requiring surgery. Settlement of $167,500 at mediation.
Back Injury at Work – $160,000
Bus Driver injured back pulling a wheel chair bound client up ramp. Multiple herniated discs to lumbar spine. Conservative treatment included epidural steroid injections. Workers comp case settled prior to Hearing. In addition, obtained Social Security Disability benefits for injured worker.
Work accident – $160,000
Laborer hit by bucket of excavator while working in sewer trench. Laceration of right arm and artery. Underwent emergency surgery to repair severed artery. Settlement of workers comp claim for $80,000 plus settlement of third-party claim for $80,000.
Work accident – $150,000
Laborer hit in jaw by debris thrown from window by co-worker. Fractured mandible and neck/back injury. Settlement of workers comp claim for $150,000.
Lifting injury at work – $150,000
Employee injured his lower back and suffered a herniated lumbar disc while lifting at work. Settlement of workers comp claim against two insurers for $150,000.
Motorcycle Accident Cervical Disc Herniation – $150,000
Motorcycle operator traveling straight on main road collided with a vehicle exiting a parking lot. Driver of the vehicle alleged that the motorcycle operator was speeding and that his view of the oncoming motorcycle was obstructed by trees at the opening of the parking lot. Upon impact, motorcycle operator was thrown onto the hood of the other vehicle and smashed the windshield. Motorcycle operator was wearing a helmet. Motorcycle operator injured his neck. An MRI confirmed significant stenosis at C5-7. Motorcycle operator underwent C5-7 cervical decompression and fusion surgery. A lawsuit was filed against the operator and owner of the other motor vehicle. The case settled at mediation.
Lifting injury at work – $140,000
Employee injured both shoulders while lifting heavy bag of laundry at work. Bilateral rotator cuff tears with surgery to both shoulders. Settlement of workers comp claim for $140,000.
Motor Vehicle Accident Distal Humerus Fracture – $130,000
Rear-seated passenger in vehicle going straight that was hit by another vehicle making a left turn. Passenger sustained a fractured left arm (distal humerus fracture) and underwent open reduction with internal fixation surgery to repair the fracture. Following surgery, passenger received physical therapy. A lawsuit was filed against both drivers alleging that both drivers were negligent. The case settled at mediation.
Lifting injury at work—$110,000
Employee injured her lower back while lifting heavy boxes at work. Lower back injury. Settlement of workers comp claim for $110,000.
Fall at work—$100,000
Carpenter fell from elevated height while standing on load of OSB being lifted by Lull forklift. Left femur fracture and multiple fractures of the jaw, face, nose, mouth, and teeth. Employee filed claim for §28 benefits alleging that accident caused by employer's serious and willful misconduct. Client recovered from his injuries and was released to return to work. Settlement of workers comp claim for $100,000.
Work accident—$100,000
Laundry worker injured wrist while loading washing machine. Left wrist (distal radius) fracture. Settlement of workers comp claim for $100,000.
Motor vehicle accident—$95,000
School bus driver hit by another vehicle operated by third party. Lumbar sprain and sciatica. Settlement of workers comp claim for $75,000 plus settlement of third-party claim for $20,000.
Pedestrian Car Accident  – $90,000
Pedestrian was standing next to pick-up truck with driver's door open while speaking to the driver. Suddenly, the truck rolled forward. The open driver's door bumped against a nearby telephone pole causing it to swing, hit the pedestrian knocking her to the ground. As the pedestrian was on the ground, the rear tire of the pick-up truck ran over her left arm and left side.
Pedestrian suffered multiple lacerations and injuries including left scaphoid fracture, phalangeal fractures of the left 4th and 5th fingers, left medial epiconylar fracture. Her fractures were treated non-operatively. Case settled at mediation.
Motor vehicle accident—$77,500
Client hit by another vehicle that ran a red light. Facial contusion and knee sprain with plica requiring surgery. Defendant stipulated to liability when plaintiff moved for partial summary judgment on liability. Jury trial on damages only. Jury verdict of $60,000, which was appealed with subsequent settlement of $77,500.
Lifting injury at work—$75,000
Truck driver injured lower back while opening heavy garage door. Lumbar sprain/strain. Settlement of workers comp claim for $75,000.
Motorcycle Accident – $70,000
Motorcycle operator was hit by car making an illegal U-Turn causing motorcycle operator to be thrown from motorcycle and hit knee on ground. MRI confirmed a torn meniscus. Motorcycle operator treated conservatively including physical therapy and opted not to have knee surgery. Case settled.
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Our principals are available for conferences, symposiums, or round table meetings. We have had many gatherings in "town meetings" advising small groups of business owners on the many aspects of a business transfer.
These gatherings are a superb way of providing information to a selected group of clients, whether these clients belong to a financial planner, a business coach or are simply members of a chamber of commerce.
Whether a business owner is thinking about an exit strategy in the near future or many years from now, every business owner is interested in maximizing company value, preparing for an exit strategy and understanding the various options available.
In addition, we frequently exhibit at industry conventions with our dedicated professionals by way of an exhibition booth. This typically enriches the service spectrum of the exhibitor as we can address questions respective the transfer process that are usually not provided during such exhibitions:
• Confidentiality In The Business Sale Process
• Valuation Processes To Be Used For Privately Held Companies
• Exit Strategy – How To Maximize Value In The Transfer Steps
Please contact Eileen Zengel at (732) 872-6777 for more information, or click here
11/9/17 (8:30am – 12:30pm) – How To Value And Exit Your Business For Maximum Profit
A Neumann & Associates will give their 12th seminar in its Executive Series of seminars. The event will be held at the Princeton Marriott. Please reserve at seal early as this event has always sold out! For more information click here.
7/13/2017 (5:00pm – 6:30pm EST) – Networking Night at The Palace EST!
The Palace at Somerset Park, 333 Davidson Avenue Somerset, NJ, 08873
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Thursday, July 13, 2017 (5:00pm – 6:30pm EST)
06/19/17 – The Garden City Chamber of Commerce showcase expo and luncheon. Network with fellow business owners. Stop by our booth and learn how our professional mergers & acquisitions and business broker team can assist business owners and buyers in the business valuation and business transfer process.
The Garden City Hotel 45 Seventh Street
Garden City, NY 11530
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Monday, June 19, 2017
11:30 – 12:30 Showcase Expo
12:30 – 2:00 Formal Luncheon
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06/08/2017 (9:00 am to 4:00 pm) – 2017 Connecticut Business Summit
The CT Business Summit is where Connecticut businesses connect! Learn about new products, expand your customer base, gain access to key decision makers, stay ahead of your competition, broaden your brand awareness, meet new prospects, generate new leads, see new products and services, attend networking events all in one day – Connecting at the CT Business Summit!
June 8, 2017
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Connecticut Convention Center – Exhibit Hall
100 Columbus Blvd., 3rd Floor Hartford, CT 06103 United States
For more information, Call us at (860) 249-6000 or visit www.ctbexpo.com
06/07/2017 (7:45 am to 9:45 am) – Join us as we lead a panel discussion about understanding one of the most important business decisions in your life. ANA NY State Managing Director, Aaron Soury, will discuss the business selling process. His presentation will cover a business seller's checklist, increasing transaction value when selling a business, the importance of an impartial fair market valuation, and an overview of the transaction process. Also on the panel, a CPA and business attorney.
June 7, 2017
7:45am – 9:45am
Hilton Garden Inn
270 Route 59 West, Nanuet, NY
For more info and reservations contact the Rockland Business Association at (845) 735-2100.
05/16/17 (12:00 noon to 6:00pm) – Meadowlands Chamber of Commerce.
The Firm will exhibit at the 2017 Bergen Business Expo, to be held at the Venetian, in Garfield, New Jersey. The Bergen Business Expo brings North Jerseys business resources under one roof and has sold out year after year.
Tony Valentino, Managing Director, will be available for business brokerage and M&A advice at the ANA booth.
May 16, 2017
12:00 noon – 6:00pm
The Venetian
546 River Road, Garfield, NJ 07072
For more information and registration, visit http://local.meadowlands.org/events/Bergen-Business-Expo-3293/details
04/25/2017 (8:30 am to 10:00 am) – 7 Critical things you need to know before you sell your business or buy your next one!
Attend this informative seminar – "What you need to know before you sell your business or buy a new one". Not knowing these 7 critical keys to getting more for business can be very expensive lesson to learn after it's way too late to change your course.
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8:30am – 10:00am
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Economic unification forced an unprecedented adjustment crisis on the East German economy. The revolutionary shock of the transformation of the economic order was reinforced by a real appreciation shock exceeding 50%, due to the immediate introduction of the Deutschmark. This paper examines in detail the real and monetary consequences of unification. It is shown that the currency conversion created (by means of an excessive money endowment) a potential for price level rise of between 3.7% and 6.6% for 1991. With industrial production down by 50% and effective unemployment exceeding 20%, large-scale public transfers from West to East Germany are unavoidable. The 1991 transfers are estimated to reach 73% (6%) of East (West) German GNP. Most of this will finance consumption. The paper also estimates the capital gap. With about 70% of the East German capital stock obsolete, the maximum gap is DM 1.8 trillion. The actual gap and the resulting adjustment load on the global saving-investment balance are likely to be much smaller. A major conclusion is that speeding up the process of enterprise privatization is the most pressing issue. While it is important to eliminate the potential for inflation by redressing money growth, rapid privatization of the thousands of state enterprises is the key to reshaping East Germany from the supply side. By promoting the reallocation of East German capital and labour, a more rapid privatization will lead to large efficiency gains and will reduce the time taken for the East German region to catch up.
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Has anyone seen the show WaterWorld when something has gone wrong? such as someone getting burned or the jet ski crahing or boats etc. just asking because it seems like it would be so easy to screw up.
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I don't think the movie was that bad. Universal should release a director's cut DVD of it.
Um, are you asking about what if the something doesn't work, what's plan B? Well if that's the case, this is what I have observed:
1) Sometimes they leave the main gates open either because they are broken or the jet ski launch is broken. So the gates are opened all the time and the jet ski/ water skier come in through the gates.
1.5) The guy that says "Hey, where do you think YOU'RE going?" and shoots the good guy, sometimes his gun doesn't go off. So a bad guy on the dock shots the good guy for him.
2) One time the Deacon's boat malfunctioned after the boat came in but couldn't get to the dock. So there was a delay with the driver trying to start it up again. After that didn't work, the Deacon had to ride on the jet ski to the dock.
3) The cast told me one time, when Deacon was jumping from the boat to the dock, he fell in the water.
4) If the Deacon hits the "golf ball" over and on the shading, he'll claim it would've gone further if the crowd didn't distract him. If an audience member catches it, he'll say "he's got my ball". If the ball lands in the water, he'll also say it would've gone further if the crowd didn't distract him.
5) If the crane that goes over the toxic waster isn't working or there's no padding for some reason in the toxic waste, Deacon shoots the prisoner. Then the prisoner lies down. Once Mariner makes his appearance, he'll crawl backstage. Same thing happens to when Deacon shoots his minion named "Kenny". When Deacon uses the weapon to make the wall explode, Kenny crawls backstage.
6) One time when Mariner bursted in, his jet ski went dead!! So he's sitting there trying to start it up for 2 minutes until a bad guy on another jet ski comes to "kill him", but Mariner knocks him off to take his jet ski.
7) If the swinging cage is not being used, Helen and the bad guy have to run up the tower where they'll fight and the bad guy hangs around the fish net.
8) One time the bucket Helen uses dropped to the ground. I think a crowd control personal picked it up.
9) In the beginning, the "fish net" guy just stayed there until the show ended. They changed that so he positions Mariner's jet ski for him. I think that's better than having him lie on the job.
10) If the seaplane launch is broken or the wind is not right, Deacon will claim the seaplane crashed into the wall outside the city.
11) If the counterweight is not working for the Mariner to launch him up, he'll appear behind the tower and continues on to kick Deacon's butt.
12) Helen doesn't really shoot at Deacon, the firework is on a guided wire.
13) Sometimes Deacon doesn't catch fire. He'll try for 10 seconds, but he has to make the high dive anyway.
14) The crane next to the water tower is used to pick up the seaplane and put it back on it's launch.
-Deacon and Helen stay the same character.
-The good guy who's at the very top of the tower making the warning bells and warning flag, shooting water, getting shot at, and gets shot at by the guy who says "Hey, where do you think YOU'RE going" and falls to his death is also Mariner.
-The good guy preshows for the west side of the stadium and who opens the gate is also the bad guy boat driver with the machine gun on the front
-The good guy who gets dropped in toxic waste is Deacon's fire high dive stunt double
-There's the good guy who preshows for the east side of the stadium, I think he's the machine gun operator for the bad guys boat
I might be missing some Cast Members.
I hope this is what you were talking about.
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yep, I was just wondering because with all the effects they use for the show, and if one malfunctioned then what would they do for a back up? well you answered my question. thanks!
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^ YUP YUP. No problem. I'm really into theater, so I always look for these things. It especially helps when I have an AP
I when Helen jumps off the tower, the the tower collapses by the seaplane, there's a safety for that as well. I think Helen attaches a cable to herself so when she falls, the cable breaks apart and that safety helps the tower (and/or control booth) let the tower collapse. Sometimes it doesn't collapse, probably some safety measure didn't go off.
I'm not sure if you want the actors signals in the show of when to do what:
-When the jet ski guy comes in to pick up Helen, he raises his arm and the control booth put up the sound for "Woo Hoo Wee, we've got a mermaid!". Then the boat driver goes on to say: "Hey, where do you think YOU'RE going?!"
-On the highest tower, when Deacon stabs Mariner in the leg, Mariner yells: "Ouch". That's the signal telling Deacon that Mariner is secured to the plank so he doesn't actually fall in the water.
I'm sure there are more signals like that...Last edited by filmfreak11; 04-15-2006, 12:47 PM.
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