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STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Thousands of fans stormed the field and tore down goalposts after Oklahoma State's 44-10 victory over archrival Oklahoma, leaving at least 13 people injured, including two in critical condition, medical authorities said early Sunday.
Michael Authement, who heads the command post at emergency medical provider LifeNet EMS, told The Associated Press that a throng so big took to the field as the game ended that some fans were trampled and one person fell at least 15 feet onto concrete during a wild celebration by Oklahoma State fans.
No. 13 Oklahoma State routed the Sooners on Saturday night to win the Big 12 championship and make its case to play for the BCS national title. The Cowboys (11-1, 8-1 Big 12) snapped an eight-game losing streak in the rivalry and won their first outright conference title since 1948 in the three-team Missouri Valley.
"They won the game and stormed the field and ripped down the goalposts and some were jumping off the stands and hit the field and others got trampled. It was a nasty deal," Authement said.
He said the crowd was so big it took police at least 45 minutes to clear fans from the field at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater. "There were thousands of people. Thousands of people stormed the field. You couldn't move there were so many people," he added.
AP photographs showed fans climbing atop the yellow goalposts and tearing them apart amid a crush of people on the field. Scores of hands stretched out to pull down the goalposts during the celebration.
Authement said nine ambulances, including six from LifeNet, rushed 11 of the injured away and the two in critical condition were flown to Oklahoma City hospitals. He said he knew of leg fractures but didn't have any details on the extent of the injuries, though two of the 13 had minor injuries and were treated at the scene and released.
Lesser injuries included broken ankles, ankle sprains and back sprains, said Shyla Eggers, public relations director for Stillwater Medical Center, adding eight injured came to her hospital. She told AP that her hospital received six of the injured in ambulances, two in private vehicles and at least two of the patients have been admitted and would undergo surgery on broken ankles.
"Our staff that was on hand took care of it. They were just very busy," Eggers said. "Game day is always busy."
She had no immediate details on the more serious injuries, saying two people were flown from the scene to hospitals in other cities in Oklahoma.
An Oklahoma State University police central dispatcher said she had no immediate details to release when contacted by AP and the public information officer did not immediately return messages seeking comment. Stillwater police and the Oklahoma highway patrol also had no immediate comment.
Authement said the fans began storming the field with about 20 seconds left in the game. He said he had reports of people falling and being trampled in the surge. "It lasted 45 minutes, I'm sure before they got the field cleared," he said.
He said he was handling game night duty when a magnitude-5.6 earthquake rocked central Oklahoma and the same stadium as fans departed minutes after Oklahoma State had beaten Kansas State. The Nov. 5 temblor, which could be felt as far away as Wisconsin, was the strongest in the state's history when it rattled players in the locker room and set the stadium press box rippling as the last of some 58,000 fans cleared out.
"This was way worse than the earthquake," Authement said.
13 Injured, Two Critically, After Oklahoma State Football Victory
Two people were flown from the scene to hospitals in other cities in Oklahoma.
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — Thousands of fans stormed the field and tore down goalposts after Oklahoma State's 44-10 victory over archrival Oklahoma, leaving at least 13 people injured, including two in critical condition, medical authorities said early Sunday.
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This morning, at TechEd 2010 in New Orleans, Bing announced some additions to Bing Maps that are relevant to both developers and consumers. First, Bing opened up the Bing Map App API to developers at BING MAPS PLATFORM - Map App Developer Resources: Map SDKs, APIs, Tips, Training with the release of the Bing Map App Software Development Kit (SDK). This release gives developers the ability to create their own map apps built on top of Bing Maps and hosted on bing.com/maps. Once developers create their
Bing Maps launched a new application in partnership with National Geographic called Global Action Atlas. The new app allows people to peer into areas where our planet needs help. The actionable themes include Conservation, Humanitarian Affairs, Cultures, Exploration, Climate Change and Energy. For example, if you click on the Animal and Plants icon in the Pacific NW region, Global Action Atlas will provide an overview of Bird Protection in the Northwest, specifically focused on the spotted owl,


text: pipeline Michiganders learning the pipeline trade are watching the Senate XL vote By Steve Carmody • Nov 18, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio The U.S. Senate votes tonight on a bill to authorize the controversial Keystone XL pipeline. The U.S. House of Representatives has already approved legislation to authorize the pipeline that would carry tar sands oil from the Canadian prairie to the Gulf of Mexico through the American heartland. One group in Michigan is paying close attention to the vote. Questions remain about controversial natural gas pipeline By Steve Carmody • Oct 18, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Plans for a new natural gas pipeline through parts of southeastern Michigan face a lot of local opposition. The ET Rover Pipeline would snake its way through more than a half dozen counties, from the Ohio border to Sarnia, Ontario. It's part of a planned 800-mile pipeline that will stretch from Pennsylvania and West Virginia through Ohio to Michigan. What's the status of the old oil pipeline under Lake Michigan? We need more information to know. By Mark Brush • Oct 9, 2014 Credit an Enbridge inspection video shared with the state of Michigan We've been working to find an answer to the question, "What's the status of the aged Enbridge oil pipeline running through Lake Michigan at the Straits of Mackinac?" It was posed by Justin Cross for our M I Curious project. One of the first things we discovered was that the company holds all the cards. Rove-backed group attacks Democrat senate candidate with new TV ad By The Associated Press • Sep 6, 2014 WASHINGTON (AP) - An outside group backed by Karl Rove is starting to run ads in Michigan's Senate race accusing the Democratic nominee of voting in Congress to curry favor with billionaire donor Tom Steyer. Crossroads GPS placed the $800,000, one-week buy on Friday. It is the first spending from the group in Michigan's Senate race. In the 30-second ad, a narrator tells voters that congressman Gary Peters opposes the Keystone XL Pipeline, which would transport oil from Canadian tar sands. A large natural gas pipeline might be coming to Michigan By Stateside Staff • Jul 15, 2014 Mark Brush / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 7:28 "Here we go again." That's what some in Michigan are undoubtedly thinking as they learn of a proposed natural gas pipeline that could run through Michigan on its way to Ontario, Canada. The proposed Rover Pipeline would carry natural gas through about 180 miles of Michigan. Some of it would track the very same route as the controversial Enbridge 6B oil pipeline that was recently replaced. Keith Metheny is a reporter with the Detroit Free Press. Metheny said the pipes will take natural gas from areas in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio and ship it westward into Michigan, through the southeast corner, spanning through six counties, and ending up in a hub in Ontario for distribution. The pipeline might follow a portion of the 6B route, around Oakland, Macomb, and St. Clair counties and possibly others. "It's going to be the very same people, the very same route, the people who saw their backyards torn up for a year, the people who occasionally had their roads inaccessible," Metheny said. Metheny said this pipeline would be large, 42 inches in diameter that will transfer more than 3 billion cubic feet of gas per day. "In the highest gas demand day ever for Consumers Energy, which was in January 2013, they pushed out less natural gas across the entire state of Michigan than the amount that would pass through this pipeline every day," Metheny said. He added that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will determine if the pipes go down, but a decision may not be made until 2015. Energy Transfer will hold a series of public meetings along the path of the proposed Rover Pipeline. There will be a meeting this evening in Chelsea at 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at the Comfort Inn Village Conference Center on Commerce Park Drive in Chelsea. And there's a meeting tonight in Richmond at the Lois Wagner Memorial Library, again, from 5:30 pm-7:30 pm. *Listen to full story above. A new proposed pipeline in Michigan could run along Line 6B By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jul 14, 2014 Jeff Insko A proposed natural gas pipeline could run through Michigan on its way to the Canadian border. ET Rover, a subsidiary of Energy Transfer Partners, is planning a pipeline that would run through about 180 miles of Michigan. Some of it would track the same route as the controversial Enbridge 6-B pipeline that was recently replaced. The company has sent out about 15,000 letters to landowners on and around the proposed line, asking for permission to do land surveys. ET Rover will then submit a plan to the federal government for review. Vicki Granado is the company's spokesperson. "It's important to Energy Transfer that we reach out and communicate and meet people and we talk to them," said Granadao. "It's also important that as we do work in these communities, that we are very respectful of people's property and of all of the environmental concerns." Jeff Insko is a landowner in Oakland County whose backyard was torn up for the Line 6B project. "The prospect of having to go through it all over again is utterly demoralizing," said Insko. "People are disheartened and some of them are angry; some of them are stubborn and ready to fight." ET Rover will hold an open house tonight in Fenton to update residents on the proposal. – Reem Nasr, Michigan Radio Newsroom More Michigan officials seek assurances on pipeline in Straits of Mackinac By The Associated Press • Apr 30, 2014 NWF / screenshot from YouTube video TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — Michigan's attorney general and chief environmental regulator have asked the company that owns two oil pipelines stretched beneath an ecologically sensitive area of the Great Lakes for evidence that the 61-year-old lines are properly maintained and in good condition. Attorney General Bill Schuette and Dan Wyant, director of the state Department of Environmental Quality, posed a lengthy series of questions and requested stacks of documentation in a letter sent Tuesday to Enbridge Inc. and made public Wednesday. They said the pipelines, which run beneath the Straits of Mackinac — the waterway linking Lakes Huron and Michigan — pose a unique safety risk. "Because of where they are, any failure will have exceptional, indeed catastrophic effects," their letter said. "And because the magnitude of the resulting harm is so great, there is no margin for error. It is imperative we pursue a proactive, comprehensive approach to ensure this risk is minimized, and work together to prevent tragedy before it strikes." Eco-protesters get probation in Enbridge pipeline protest By Steve Carmody • Mar 5, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A judge has sentenced a trio of environmental activists to probation for their role in an oil pipeline protest near Stockbridge last July. The protesters attached themselves to heavy equipment at the Enbridge pipeline work site. They were convicted of trespassing and obstruction in January. The protesters could have faced up to two years in prison. Protester Vicci Hamlin says she remains committed to the fight against Canadian tar sands oil. "I think that the more people that risk going to jail the more that things will change," says Hamlin. How emergency responders in Michigan are preparing for the next pipeline break By Mark Brush • Feb 6, 2014 EPA There are close to 70,000 miles of underground pipelines in Michigan carrying all kinds of materials around the state – things like natural gas, refined petroleum, and crude oil. And for the most part, we really don't notice these pipelines. That was true in Michigan until one summer day three and half years ago when this happened: Environmentalists convicted on trespassing and obstruction charges stemming from pipeline protest By Steve Carmody • Jan 31, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio An Ingham County jury today convicted a trio of environmentalists on charges related to a 2013 protest. Last July, the protesters attached themselves to equipment at an Enbridge oil pipeline construction site near Stockbridge. The protesters are opposed to the shipment of Canadian tar sands oil through Michigan. They were charged with trespassing and obstruction after staying put after officers told them to leave. After "uncommon" incident, regulators keeping a close eye on Enbridge Energy pipeline installation By Lindsey Smith • Jan 15, 2014 Dave Gallagher / Courtesy photo Federal regulators are overseeing the installation of an oil pipeline after an accident last week near Ceresco. It's hard for Dave Gallagher not to watch the work. The pipeline is going in just 12 feet behind his house. "Yeah they're really scrutinizing that pipe now. There's like 10 people down there," Gallagher said, watching from his back porch Wednesday afternoon. Will Enbridge Energy's new pipeline in Michigan be safer? By Mark Brush • Aug 27, 2013 Mark Brush / Michigan Radio A new oil pipeline is going underground in Michigan. Enbridge Energy says this new pipeline will be bigger (36 inches vs. 30 inches) - it will pump more oil to the Marathon refinery in Detroit - and they say the pipeline will be safer. (The map in the slideshow above shows where the new line is going in.) In this morning's news: Dissolving school districts, pipeline protests, and Detroit pension cuts By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jul 23, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Buena Vista and Inkster school districts to be dissolved The state is moving ahead to dissolve the Inkster and Buena Vista school districts. Both districts failed to meet a deadline yesterday to prove they could keep their doors open next school year. Now state officials say it could be a matter of days before the districts are dissolved, Michigan Public Radio's Jake Neher reports. Protesters arrested at pipeline worksite Enbridge energy is building a 285 mile pipeline across Michigan that will carry tar sands oil. The pipeline will replace the one that ruptured three years ago. Yesterday, protesters chained themselves to heavy equipment at a worksite southeast of Lansing. They say the new pipeline will present an environmental threat. Twelve people were arrested at a protest yesterday, Michigan Radio's Steve Carmody reports. Will Detroit retirees see pension cuts? A federal bankruptcy court will now be the scene for some huge decisions about the future of Detroit which filed for Chapter Nine protection last week. One of the key issues is whether retirees will see their benefits cut. Michigan Radio's Sarah Hulett has more. Enbridge Energy could face fines after incident with pipeline that's under construction By Lindsey Smith • Jul 3, 2013 Enbridge Energy has until July 31st to submit a plan to resolve problems with its new oil pipeline. The line will span much of lower Michigan once completed. It'll replace the one that burst in 2010, causing the oil spill in the Kalamazoo River. Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality cited a dozen violations of the conditions of a water discharge permit. MDEQ investigated the site in Livingston County's Tyrone Township after a video surfaced online of reddish colored hydrostatic test water spewing into North Ore Creek. MDEQ found Enbridge didn't have someone on site overseeing the tests on the pipeline. Water sampling and testing wasn't done as required. There was too much oil and grease discharged, among other issues. In this morning's news: Road repair plan, Flint dumps DWSD, insurance for addicts By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Apr 17, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / Flickr House committee works on road repair plan A state House committee is working on a $1.6 billion plan to pay for repair and maintenance on Michigan's roads. "The plan would result in higher fuel taxes and driver fees. But it would also eliminate the six percent Michigan sales tax on fuel purchases," Rick Pluta reports. Flint dumps contract with DWSD "The city of Flint is dumping its contract with the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department. Flint emergency manager Ed Kurtz signed a contract yesterday to get the city's water from a new pipeline that's being built from Lake Huron to Genesee County...A spokesman says the Detroit water department will have to look at its options to try and recoup investments made to Flint's water system," reports Michigan Radio's Steve Carmody. Michigan addicts become eligible for insurance Nearly 88,000 drug and alcohol addicts in Michigan will become eligible for insurance starting in 2014. "Michigan health officials say the state's substance abuse care system will be able to handle the surge of people who will become eligible for alcohol and drug addiction treatment under the federal Affordable Health Care Act," the Associated Press reports. Flint is giving its poorer residents a break on their water bills By Steve Carmody • Apr 13, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The city of Flint is reducing the water bills for its poorest residents. Beginning July 1st, city homeowners who already qualify for Flint's poverty exemption for property taxes will get a $53 break on their monthly water bills. According to the city of Flint: Flint leaders delay decision on water pipeline project again By Steve Carmody • Mar 18, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The Flint city council has delayed a decision on whether to take part in a quarter billion dollar project to tap water from Lake Huron for the city's drinking water. The panel delayed taking action on the proposal last week as well. The project has been in development for years. But supporters say they will soon have to start work on the project. They want Flint leaders to decide now if the city is going to be part of the project. Enbridge takes Michigan landowners to court By Rebecca Williams • Sep 25, 2012 Logan Chadde / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 4:00 You can listen to the Environment Report story here or read an expanded version below. Enbridge Energy is replacing one of its pipelines that runs through lower Michigan. They're replacing Line 6B. It's the same pipeline that broke in Marshall two years ago. The new pipeline will allow Enbridge to double the amount of oil they can transport to refineries in Detroit, Toledo and Sarnia, Ontario. To build the pipeline, the company says it needs additional easement next to the current 60 foot easement that runs through many people's backyards. Enbridge says many people who own land along the pipeline route have signed contracts with the company. But Enbridge is taking people who refuse to sign contracts to court. In a courthouse in Howell yesterday, a judge heard arguments against more than a dozen landowners. (Some of the cases were settled yesterday afternoon, involving the Munsell farming family. The settlement requires Enbridge to stay within the existing 60 foot easement on the Munsell's property, but does allow Enbridge to temporarily use additional land as workspace for the new pipeline.) Connie Watson and her husband Tom are among the defendants. "Enbridge has taken us to condemnation. Eminent domain is another word for it. And because we wouldn't sign their contract as it was, they brought us to court to take the land." The Watsons say they're frustrated with Enbridge because of experiences they've had with the company in the past. Enbridge pays $3.7 million fine to feds for 2010 Michigan oil spill By Mark Brush • Sep 11, 2012 Michigan's oil response Flickr page / State of Michigan The U.S. Department of Transportation has closed its pollution case against the owner of a pipeline that ruptured in 2010, spewing oil into the Kalamazoo River. Federal regulators say Enbridge paid a $3.7 million fine to the U.S. Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) last month. The company is responsible for the largest inland, freshwater oil spill in U.S. history. In this morning's Michigan news headlines. . . By Emily Fox • Aug 30, 2012 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Ballot hearings today The state Supreme Court will hold a hearing Thursday on whether four proposals should appear on the statewide November ballot. The Board of State Canvassers deadlocked on whether the proposals' wording met the requirements in the state constitution. "The proposals would guarantee collective bargaining rights in the state constitution, allow more casinos in Michigan, require super-majorities before the Legislature can increase taxes, and demand voter approval before the state could build a new international bridge to Canada. Some of the campaigns – the ones blocked from the ballot – want to see some changes in how elections decisions are made. They say a state elections board should not make determinations on whether proposals meet the requirements of the Michigan Constitution -- that's up to the courts," Rick Pluta reports Drought and heat makes Michigan a natural disaster area The U.S. Department of Agriculture has declared the entire state of Michigan a natural disaster area because of the continuing drought and heat. Governor Rick Snyder says the declaration will help state farmers get more federal aid in dealing with crop or livestock losses. Closure of pipeline would increase heating bills Michigan residents might see an increase in their heating bills if a Texas company shuts down a natural gas pipeline. "Trunkline Gas Company is asking regulators for permission to abandon some 770 miles of natural gas pipeline. Consumers Energy spokesman Dan Bishop says the utility gets 60% of its natural gas supply from Trunkline. Governor Snyder, The Michigan Public Service Commission and a coalition of businesses are also asking the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to deny Trunkline's request," Rina Miller reports. The pipeline runs from the Gulf of Mexico to White Pigeon, just north of the Indiana line in southwestern Michigan. Pages1 2 next › last »


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Declan McCullagh's: Court date set for Google lawsuit, says that U.S. District Judge James Ware has announced that a hearing regarding the subpoena asking Google to turn over search records to the U.S. Department of Justice will take place one month from today, February 27, 2006, at 9am in California Northern District Court in San Jose.
Ware also set a date of Feb. 6 for Google to file a legal brief with its arguments, and a Feb. 13 date for the Justice Department to submit its reply. Ware is no stranger to technology cases. He heard the Sex.com case in 2001, a spam lawsuit in 1998, and a legal spat between RealNetworks and Microsoft in 2004.
A brief bio of Judge Ware is available from the Federal Judicial Center.
I've posted a copy of the actual court filing with the schedule here (PDF). I've also placed a copy of the latest court docket (as of Thursday, expect updates) on the server.
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Support efforts continue in Ferry County as emergency responders deal with the aftermath of a severe storm that brought with it wind gusts as high as 66 miles an hour sweeping into the area.
The storm knocked out power and downed trees last Friday. Over 700 Avista customers in and around Colville lost power last Friday afternoon, according to Avista Senior Communications Manager, Jessie Wuerst.
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A graveside memorial service for Olga Carter, who passed away in November, will be held at 1 p.m. on Friday, July 20 at Mountain View Park Cemetery in Colville. There will be a gathering of friends and family at the Eagles Lodge following the service.
Danekas Funeral Chapel & Crematory has been entrusted with the arrangements.
Floyd Dean Best, Sr. (age 74) was born March 27, 1938 to Basil and June Best in Colville. He passed away on June 23, 2012 in Spokane.
Floyd started his military career at a young age by joining the Marines. He transferred to the Army, retiring after 21 years. He was very proud of his military service.
Floyd was married for 37 years to Christa.
Fred Lawrence Carroll passed away on July 15, 2012 at the age of 89. He was born the son of Lawrence and Jo Ella (Fate) Carroll on August 19, 1922 in Bossburg. He was born and raised in the same house that he passed away in.
Fred attended grade school in Bossburg and graduated from Marcus High School in 1940. On Sept. 15, 1942, Fred enlisted in the Air Force and trained during WWII to be an aircraft me¬chanic. Following an Honorable Discharge, Fred returned home to Bossburg to help his mother take care of his younger siblings after his father passed away.
Betty Jean (Anderson) Hays, dearly loved wife, mother and grandmother, passed peacefully on July 13, 2012 at the age of 82.
Betty was born on June 14, 1930 in Orofino Idaho to Arthur and Rose (Ellwood) Anderson. Betty was the oldest of five sib¬lings growing up on the Columbia River (before Grand Coulee Dam was completed) and then relocating to the family farm on Deadman Creek. Betty attended school at Deadman Creek and high school in Colville and Kettle Falls.
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One of the most popular one-day tournaments in Northeast Washington will tee it up on Saturday, July 21 when the Opie-Coxie Open Scramble golf tournament is held at Dominion Meadows Golf Course.
The format is four or five person teams. Entry fee is $45 per player (if paid by July 18). The entry is $50 if paid on or after July 19. The entry includes green fees and dinner.
Non-participants can buy dinner for $10.
The tournament will start at 10 a.m. Check-in at 9 a.m.
The 22nd running of the Tiger Triathlon will be held Saturday morning. The race will start promptly at 8 a.m. with a swim around Gillette Lake on the Little Pend Oreille LakesŌĆÖ chain. Swimmers will bike down Highway 20 to Colville High School, where they will transition to the third and final incrementŌĆöa run around Rotary Trail. Following the finish of the race, awards will be handed out at CHS. Packet pick-up and the traditional pre-race meal will be held at CHS on Friday evening (6 to 8 p.m.). The meal is annually sponsored by Super 1 Foods.
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The Panorama Twins Legion Baseball club (14-2) will open post-season play in the AA American Legion Baseball playoffs on Wednesday at A.K. Jackson Field (Shadle Park High School) in Spokane against Mead.
The loser-out game starts at 4 p.m.
The Twins, comprised of current Colville High School baseball players, are the Federal division champions of the Spokane-based AA Legion circuit. Mead, on a nine-game winning streak, comes in as fourth seed from the National division.
The Tri-County area of Ferry, Stevens and Pend Oreille Counties are experiencing significant numbers of pertussis (whooping cough) cases, according to Dr. Ed Gray, M.D., Health Officer of the Northeast Tri-County Health District.
ŌĆ£There has been a sharp increase in the number of cases in the Inchelium, Colville, and Kettle Falls areas in the last two weeks,ŌĆØ says Dr. Gray. ŌĆ£Many of these cases have led to exposures at places of business, sports events, daycares, churches, health care facilities, and exposure for out of state/country residents.ŌĆØ


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BOSTON, Mass. (WVLT) -- An airline passenger who apparently became disoriented and tried to open a cabin door on a US Airways Express commuter jet from Maine to Philadelphia was arrested in Boston.
Massachusetts state police said 40-year-old Michael J. Ensalaco, of Mooresville, N.C., was held on a charge of interfering with a flight crew.
Airline spokesman Andrew Christie said Flight 3801 operated by Air Wisconsin was diverted Thursday to Logan International Airport. Christie said a flight attendant subdued the man and a passenger watched him until the plane landed safely at 4:30 p.m. He said the other passengers deplaned and were interviewed by police.
A neighbor who answered at Ensalaco's home says he's had seizures before but not while traveling.
The flight from Portland had 50 passengers and three crew members.
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another great place to visit when in scotland,urquhart castle sits on the banks of loch ness,scottish highlands,scotland,uk.
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Great shot Mike, pleased to see that the Loch Ness Monster didnt get you :) lol
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Lovely work Mike..it's a fine place.
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Went there a few years ago. Great capture and compo Mike.
stunning place isnt it jim, going back again in october,cheers mike
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nicely done, the warm tones work really well to increase the feel of notsalgia
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Too, too beautiful!! Your landscapes capture the moment and place…superb!
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Beautiful capture, Mike….you really are selling trips to Scotland very well !! :-)
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Very nice Mike, Ulla's right, I'm on the next charabanc leaving for the highlands! (I wish) Cheers, Mal.
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Aug 17, 2012I was a little skeptical about this port. this game was fantastic on the Xbox 360, and I'm proud to say it's fantastic on the Wii as well. It's for the most part the same game, but with features both added and removed. The most notable is the fact that there are a lot less zombies on screen than in the 360 version, but they make up for this with new kinds of zombies, like animal zombies and what I like to call super zombies that are designed after a few psychopath boss battles that were removed from this port. There are still psychopath boss battles, just less than the 360 version. Another new feature is the fact that this port doesn't focus on melee weapons like the 360 port, but rather on guns. If you've played the 360 version you remember how awful aiming was in that version, but aiming is easy to do by just pointing the Wii remote at the screen. And do to this change the game is a lot easier and more forgiving than it's 360 predecessor. Another big change that makes the game more forgiving is that it's actually possible to save those moronic survivors this go around. But by far the thing that affects the game the most is that the timing system that was on every mission and frustrated loads of gamers, and even made some give up on the game has been completely removed making the game feel less stressful this go around. I recommend Chop Till You Drop to gamers who found the 360 version to difficult or stressful do to the time limits and gave up on it yet still want to know how it ends, Wii owners who wanted to play it but didn't have a 360, or gamers who just want to see how the game works and is different on the Wii. Sure its got some issues, but so did the 360's version and no matter which system you play it on it's fantastic either way.… Expand
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Salon Chair diaries' in depth conversation about the challenges of women in corporate america, balancing family with career and other pearls of wisdom with entrepreneur/corporate event producer (for mini usa), Deneen Vaughn! SCD: Where did you grow up? DV: I grew up in L.A. (No, not Lower Alabama, or Louisiana), Los Angeles, more specifically, Inglewood, […]