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The first generation Mustang was introduced to the public in 1964 at the New York World Fair in 1964. The first generation Mustang launch was preceded by two concept cars. The First concept car derived its power from a V4 Engine and seated two. This machine was unveiled in 1962. The second concept car was launched in 1963, and it seated four passengers. The Mustang when introduced in 1964 shared a number of its characteristics with the Ford Falcon. The Mustang was launched as a coupe or as a convertible. It was 181.6 inches long. The Mustang derived its power from a wide choice of engines. The engines were a 2.8-liter OHV; a 3.3-liter OHV; a 4.3-liter OHV V8; a 4.7-liter V8; a four-barrel 289 engine and at the last a four-barrel 289. All the engines except the last were equipped with 3 manual gears, and the last was equipped with four manual gears. In 1965 Ford added the GT version to the Mustang Line up. The next year Ford added a few more color choices. The second generation Mustang made its debut in 1967. The new Mustang was longer by 2 inches then its predecessor, the grille opening of the car was a bit bigger, it had better rear lights and the rear window had glass not plastic. The new Mustang was powered by a 200-cubic-inch six engine, though one had a choice of getting 200, 225 and 271horsepower K-code 289 V8s engines to power it.
The Third Generation Mustang made its debut in 1969, and it got four headlights, a better looking nose. The new vehicle had a number of engines from which it could derive its power from. The entry level engine was a 200 six, while one could get a Mustang with a 250 Six. Also available were a 5.8 Liter V8. To compete on the racing tracks Mustang came up with the Boss version of cars in 1969. In 1971, the Forth Generation of the Mustang came into the market. The new car was powered by a range of engines starting with a 250 six, a 302, two 351s and two new engines that were titled Cobra jet and Super cobra Jet. In 1973, the only change in the Mustang was the Change in its engine power. The fifth generation Ford Mustang came into the market in 1975. The new car was shorter in size and lighters then the earlier versions. The new vehicle derived its power from a four cylinder engine and was available as a hatchback or coupe. In 1975 a V8 engine was added to the line up of engines of the Mustang. Also a MPG coupe was added to the line up. In 1976 a new V8 engine became available. Inn 1979 the sixth Generation Mustang hit the roads. It came in two versions, a coupe model or a fast back hatchback. The new vehicle had more room inside it for the passengers. The new Mustang derived its power from one of these three engines-a 2.3-liter SOHC engine, a 2.8-liter Cologne V6 and the 4.9-liter V8. In 1980, changes were made to the engines that were offered with the Mustang. Removed from the Line up were the 2.8-liter V6 and the 4.9-liter V8 engines and now available was the 3.3 Liter V6. In 1981, the 4.9 Liter V8 Engine became a 5.0 Liter V8 engine and now The Mustang was available in L, GL and GLX versions. The sixth Generation Ford Mustang was replaced by a seventh generation car in 1994. The car was available in a two door version of the coupe and a convertible. The car could derive its power from a 3.8-liter Essex V6 engine or a 5.0-liter V8 engine. In 1999 the Eighth generation Mustang made its debut. Changes were made to the Mustangs 3.8-liter V6 engine and its 4.6-liter V8 engine.


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Kim PossibleBy Posted: Mar 3, 2004
"I'm flattered that the fans still talk about me even though it's been years since I've been on the show," Kimberly McCullough (ex-Robin, GENERAL HOSPITAL) smiles after Digest reveals that she is one of fans' most asked about (and asked about, and asked about....) former daytime stars. "I didn't realize I had such a following."McCullough, who has just wrapped up an appearance on SOAPnet's SOAP TALK, is quite stunned to hear about the incredibly large amount of fan mail Digest receives daily ... which contains many pleas to ABC to bring her back to GH, which she called home from 1985-96, 1997-98 and, briefly, 1999. "That's never happened; ABC hasn't asked me to return to GENERAL HOSPITAL," McCullough states. "They may have talked to me about [a possible return] after I first left the show, but nothing happened with that." A glaring snub? Although angry fans believe that to be the case, the actress doesn't see it as one. "I don't feel slighted at all," she insists. "The way soap operas work is three years or nothing. I can't commit to that and because things are going so well, I don't want to right now. If they asked me back for something other than that, I would definitely consider it."ALL MY CHILDREN beat GH to the punch, however, when the soap came calling in 2001. McCullough agreed to make a guest appearance in which her GH character, Robin, discovered that her mother, Anna, was alive and living in Pine Valley. "That was great," she smiles. "Finola [Hughes, ex-Anna] is so cool; I absolutely love her and I loved working with her again." Although daytime will always remain an option, McCullough is busy promoting THE STONES, a mid-season sitcom (which stars Judith Light, ex-Karen, ONE LIFE TO LIVE, and is helmed by the producers of WILL & GRACE) scheduled to debut on CBS on March 17. "We taped nine episodes," she says. "So now, I'm just waiting to see the reaction to it and hoping people will like it. I encourage the fans to watch it because I'm a recurring character right now. But if they like me, I could keep coming back." The series focuses on a family in which the parents decide to divorce after 25 years of marriage, while the kids try to keep them together. McCullough, who had never tried comedy, plays the sweet yet dorky Audra. "I didn't really have an idea of what I was doing or why things were funny at the beginning," she laughs. "As time went on, I learned a little bit more about that. I just had to watch and learn; comedy is a lot different than drama."The actress enjoys both genres and is working on a dramatic project that is close to her heart: a movie about her late grandfather, which she wrote and is now directing. "My grandfather had a stroke and tried to end his life by shooting himself in the head," McCullough confides. "He ended up just shattering his forehead, and he lived through it. That was interesting to me — that someone didn't want to be taken care of so much to the point that he would rather be dead." Subject matter aside, making the film has been a tough task for her. "It's been about two years in the making," the actress sighs. "I don't consider myself a great writer, so it took me awhile. Mainly, the problem was getting the money together, getting the crew and assembling the team; that took a long time."Despite McCullough's post-GH success, she will always be Robin Scorpio to her fans ... which is fine with her. "I know I haven't shed that image, but it doesn't bother me at all," she shrugs. "It's definitely the most high-profile thing I've done, and I love all of my fans; Robin will always be part of me."

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My son Luke is currently obsessed with bubbles. The screen saver on my computer is bubbles and every time it comes on he dances around and says "bubble!" Naturally, he also loves blowing bubbles. The issue is, he is a very independent almost 2 year old who wants to do everything BY HIMSELF thank you very much. As you can imagine, we have spilled 10 million jumbo jars of bubbles from Walmart. Okay fine I exaggerate.. 10 thousand. Okay, okay. Maybe just 10.. but I am still totally sick of running to the store for bubble mix because it keeps him entertained and I can't resist his little "bubbles? Momma, bubbles??"
I realize store bought bubbles are not expensive, but making them yourself is not just more frugal, it is more convenient. It makes a big batch and I had everything I needed in my pantry, bonus! I left most of my bubbles untinted, but I used one drop each of food coloring in these three, and Lukey has loved bringing the colored bubbles outside to play. Also, how cute would these be for party favors?? I think I might stock up on plastic (aka: toddler friendly) containers (I am thinking empty peanut butter jars with the lids spray painted?) and give them as favors for the kids at Luke's birthday in a few months.
Here's the recipe. It's so easy it's like a busy momma's dream.
6 cups hot water
3/4 cups corn syrup
1 1/2 cups dish washing liquid soap (I used kirkland brand.. I'm sure most any would work)
Whisk all ingredients together in large bowl until combined. Separate into storage containers. I filled up all the empty bubble containers that I had saved first, and then went to these jars. Also, I bought a pack of bubble wands at Walmart (similar to these but cheaper) so that we will never run out of wands or bubble solution again. Can I get a woot woot?? Now go outside, play and enjoy!!
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Twitter has started to roll out a tool to help users download and search through their old tweets.
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Robert Duvall
Indie Theater Roundup: 7 Movies to See This Week
Catch Patricia Clarkson in two movies now playing at the city's Landmark theaters: Cairo Time (see below) and Legendary, opening Friday at the Lumiere, in which the 50-year-old Oscar nominee plays the frustrated mother of WWE star John Cena's boozy, bulked-up former high-school wrestler. Elsewhere:
Indie Theater Roundup: 7 Movies to See This Week
With the second-ever Athiest Film Festival arriving at the Red Vic and the Sausalito Film Festival celebrating its opening night with the regional premiere of Ryan Piers Williams' The Dry Land, Bay Area cinephiles might find their dance cards full this Friday – and the rest of the week seems just as promising. As always, here's a list of some of the finest films currently playing at an indie theater near you.
Robert Duvall Knocks on Heaven's Door in 'Get Low'
Robert Duvall brings his characteristic gravity and a gruff sense of humor to Felix Bush, a backwoods recluse who has chosen, for mysterious reasons, to plan and preside over his own funeral, in Get Low, Aaron Schneider's quietly effective feature debut.
Big Fish: 'Get Low' Producer Reels in Robert Duvall and the Elusive Bill Murray
It took him the better part of a decade, but producer Dean Zanuck, whose charming new drama Get Low opens this Friday, finally got his men.
After working with original screenwriter Chris Provenzano (TV's Mad Men) for three years and eventually recruiting first-time feature director Aaron Schneider to the project, Zanuck, 37, grandson of the legendary Hollywood mogul Darryl F., reached out to Academy Award winner Robert Duvall, his first choice to play ornery hermit Felix Bush. Then he pressed his luck.
Indie Theater Roundup: 7 Movies to See This Week
Just a month remains before the September release of Casey Affleck's long-rumored documentary about Joaquin Phoenix's bumpy transition from the big screen to the recording studio. (The Oscar-nominated Walk the Line star reportedly aspires to rap.) You can try holding your breath in the meantime, but you'd be wiser to visit one of the city's lovely indie theaters, where the following fine films await you.
1. Rebel Without a Cause
Where: Castro Theatre, 429 Castro St., 415-621-6120
When: Aug. 6
Film Festival to Honor Robert Duvall Tonight
Robert Duvall, winner of the Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance as an alcoholic country singer in Tender Mercies (1983), will receive the San Francisco Film Society's Peter J. Owens Award tonight at the Castro Theatre. The award recognizes actors whose work "exemplifies brilliance, independence and integrity."
Indie Theater Roundup: 7 Movies to See at the 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival
The 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival, the longest-running celebration of cinema in North America, is in full swing at its primary venues, including the Sundance Kabuki Cinemas, the Castro Theatre, the Clay Theatre and the Pacific Film Archive. Here's a list of some of this year's most tantalizing offerings. For tickets, click here.
Jeff Bridges Sings the Country Blues in 'Crazy Heart'
Ballads of whiskey, women and heartbreak are a country music cliché, the wistful laments of road-weary troubadours resigned to lives of mistakes and regret.
Bad Blake (Jeff Bridges) leads just such a life. Some country crooners sing the blues for the money, but Bad is the genuine article. He has walked away from every relationship he's ever known, drunk himself into a stupor more times than he can remember, and fathered a son, now in his 20s, that he's never met. Once he played to packed houses, but when we meet him he's preparing for his latest show – at a bowling alley, with a pickup band – by drowning himself in the hard stuff.
Toronto in Review: The Latest from Werner Herzog, Pedro Almodóvar and the Coen Brothers
Thanks to Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds, the vicious political satire In the Loop and provocative documentaries like The Cove and Food, Inc., it's already been a terrific year for dedicated moviegoers. Based on the impressively strong selection of films on display at the 34th annual Toronto Film Festival, which drew to a close Sept. 19, there's plenty to look forward to in the months to come.


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MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine has issued the following update from the "Priest Feast" tour, also featuring JUDAS PRIEST and TESTAMENT:"Today I was able to talk with Mike Gitter [A&R executive] from Roadrunner Records, who has graciously allowed me to make this [new MEGADETH] record and to let me do it without some of the ridiculous things that he was ordered to tell me, and I think we are going to have a really good record. "Lemme see, I sent him the music for Track 2, and he said, 'This just got my dick hard,' which suggests success. I am really excited about the lyrics and the title that I have chosen for this penultimate offering to Roadrunner. "We are playing tonight in Dortmund, Germany, after a day of go-carting, an evening of Mongolian bar-b-que, and all around socializing with band and crew over the last two days off. I usually do this in the first week or so of every tour to let every one know what I am looking for, what I expect, what I will tolerate, and what I won't. "We have a first-rate tour again, and although we have already had one casualty, we have replaced and resumed the race at the pace that only MEGADETH and its world-famous crew could achieve. "Of course, that is skipping the fact that I crashed my kart yesterday at approximately 25-30 kmh and the hard bucket seat cut up along my body to contour me shape and aerodynamically keep the kart as unaffected by the wind or 'drag,' as it is called. As the three nano-seconds expired from the first impact and my body caroming into the wall with the edge of the seat cutting into my heavy jacket, and making contact against the delicate rib area directly under my arm, about where my elbow hangs. "My initial grunt barely muffled the clear distinct cracking sound of my rib breaking, and the electrical signal that my body felt was excruciating, but nothing as bad as the mental anguish I have put myself through since, every time I think about getting hurt out here. I am always so careful, and if I wasn't so stinking competitive, I wouldn't feel like a used heavy bag right now. "We are doing great with the progress of finishing the writing of the new record out here. I have chosen a working title and I think that it is going to stick, and the record starts out with an instrumental that is very much like 'Into The Lungs Of Hell', and there are ten more songs that are really fantastic. The is one song on here that will probably touch a lot of people; 'The Hardest Part Of Letting Go'." STV's John Kilbride conducted an interview with Dave Mustaine shortly before MEGADETH took to the stage at Glasgow's SECC arena on February 16, 2009 as part of the "Priest Feast" tour with JUDAS PRIEST and TESTAMENT. Watch the 10-minute chat below. Regarding MEGADETH new song "1,320", the first title to be confirmed from the band's forthcoming album, Mustaine said, "It's a song about drag racing. A quarter-mile track in America is 1,320 feet long. On our web site right now everyone is asking, 'What the hell is 1320?' It's a measure of distance from the start to the finish line." He continued, "I like adrenaline. I used to skydive, I've been into martial arts since I was 12 and there is something about adrenaline that makes me excited. I went to drag racing event one time and they had these nitro funny cars and I was hooked." According to Dave, the new MEGADETH album will be worth the wait. "It is supposed to be released in September," he said. "I think it's a very exciting record. "Shawn [Drover, drums] has been a fan forever, James [Lomenzo, bass] has been with me now for several years and Chris [Broderick, guitar] is a guitar virtuoso so when they say they are excited about it, it is really saying something."
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Remembering a Fabulous Life
celebrating Neil's life for The Albert Kennedy Trust because he believed in being fabulous
In memory of: Neil Borchard
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Neil was that special sort of person who left everyone he met with a smile on their face and a skip in their step. He was an inspiration to many who knew him with a ready wit and deep loyalty to his friends. When he died on 4 August many people were unable to comprehend that he had been taken so young and at a time when he was on top form. Dusan his partner, his family and friends grieve his passing but also know that Neil would have wanted us to celebrate his fabulous life with energy and joy.
We are saying farewell to Neil on Friday 24 August at 10:45 at Honor Oak Crematorium in Brockley followed by refreshments at the Old Salt Quay pub in Rotherhithe. From 15:00, we'll be celebrating Neil's life at the Pulse (XXL) Club (http://pulseclub.co.uk/) beneath Blackfriars Bridge. Please contact Alex Vince (07734 812804), Mike Pettet (07930 001334) or Mark Parker (07956 370676) for more details.
Neil was always aware of the hardship for those who do not have a good start in life. He was particularly conscious of the way in which young lesbian and gay people are often placed in untenable situations when they come out. Neil's family has always been immensely supportive of him and gave him the best possible start yet he was only too aware how lucky that made him. During his life, Neil gave to the Albert Kennedy Trust to express this and so we ask his friends and family to do the same to remember the gift he was to us.
Since 1989, the Albert Kennedy Trust has supported young LGBT 16-25 year olds who are made homeless or living in a hostile environment. They aim to meet the individual needs of each young person to ensure they get back on track in life. Please give generously to help the Trust move into it's newest project, the Purple Door Project the first safe house for LGBT young people.
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Uptick in daytime burglaries in Rice Twp., Nuangola
A rash of daytime burglaries in Rice Township and neighboring Nuangola Borough have been reported recently, Rice Township police said.
Authorities are asking residents to report suspicious activity.
Police Chief Robert Franks said the department investigated two burglaries and one attempted break-in in Rice Township and two similar burglaries in Nuangola Borough. All incidents occurred during the daytime, Franks reported.
The chief asked that residents of both communities be alert for strange vehicles parked in neighbors' driveways or suspicious activity in their neighborhoods.
"We are asking that if anyone sees a strange vehicle in a neighbor's driveway that they call 911 immediately," Franks said.
He also asked residents to provide 911 with a description of the vehicle.
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Clark County Office of Emergency Communications
, also known as the Clark County 911 Center, operates 24 hours a day seven days a week and is responsible for answering all 911 and non-emergency calls for the citizens of Clark County, Indiana.
Even though the Clark County 911 Center has multiple functions, there are two primary job functions within the Communications Center.
Receiving incoming calls
. When a telephone call is received by the Center either via 911 or on a non-emergency line, the Telecommunicator collects the information from the caller. The information is then prioritized for dispatching.
Dispatching the call
. The operator then dispatches the call to the appropriate agency or agencies.
Enhanced 911 (E-911)
provides Communications Center personnel with immediate address information on a 911 caller. This information is critical in providing immediate emergency services to citizens in need.
The system allows the Telecommunicator to record that information immediately in case the caller hangs up before the necessary information has been gathered. If that happens, the Telecommunicator can call the person back. If there is no answer, a police officer is sent to the address to investigate.
If you call 911 in error, please
do not hang up
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If you would happen to be disconnected from 911 during your call from a cellular phone and you lose service and cannot return the call,
if possible
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This device, accessed through 911, allows callers with hearing disabilities to seek emergency assistance without delay. Callers can access the Center by typing a request which telecommunicators receive and respond to by typing replies. The Clark 911 Center has state of the art TDD devices which automatically pick up incoming TDD calls or signals from all phone lines.
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Funeral Services for Mr. Edward A. "Eddie" Cox, age 68, of Frankville, Alabama will be held Thursday, March 25, 2010 at 11 A.M. from the Friendship Baptist Church in Frankville with Rev. Leon Harris and Rev. Edward Howard officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Visitation will be from 6 until 8 P.M. Wednesday at Bumpers Funeral Home in Butler and one hour prior to the service at the church on Thursday.
Mr. Cox passed away on Monday, March 22, 2010 at the Washington County Infirmary in Chatom. He was a retired maintenance supervisor for Georgia Pacific. He was also a U.S. Army Veteran serving during the Cuban Crisis.
Mr. Cox was a member of Friendship Baptist Church where he faithfully served as deacon and church treasurer.
He is survived by his wife Johnnie M. Cox of Frankville; two sons Terry Wright of Frankville and Johnny Roy Stewart of Frankville; one daughter Debbie Rankin & Husband George of Faunsdale, Alabama; brother Johnny Cox & Wife Jackie of Mobile; three grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents Milton and Ruth Maten Cox.
Bumpers Funeral Home of Butler will be in charge of arrangements.
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A lawsuit to be filed today by an associate of initiative promoter Tim Eyman will argue that the ballot title for a proposed King County charter amendment should tell voters it would double the number of signatures needed for future citizen-initiated amendments.
The ballot title for a proposed King County charter amendment should tell voters it would double the number of signatures required to qualify future citizen-initiated amendments, initiative promoter Tim Eyman said Wednesday.
A lawsuit has been drafted with Eyman associate Michael Dunmire as plaintiff asking that King County Superior Court order the Charter Amendment 7 ballot title rewritten. Eyman said the suit will be filed today.
Dunmire, an investment adviser from Woodinville, has contributed to past Eyman initiatives and has joined Eyman and Chris Van Dyk in writing the voters-pamphlet argument against the charter amendment.
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"If the voters are being asked to screw themselves over and take away their rights, you do have a responsibility to tell them," Eyman said.
The amendment, proposed by the county Charter Review Commission, would increase the number of petition signatures required for a citizen-initiated charter amendment from 10 percent to 20 percent of votes cast in the most recent county executive election.
It would also require that amendments by initiative be put to popular vote only once, rather than twice as is now required.
The ballot title drafted by the Prosecuting Attorney's Office says Amendment 7 would establish a new process and set the signature threshold at 20 percent. It does not tell voters the threshold is now 10 percent.
Chief Civil Deputy Kevin Wright said the title language meets legal muster. "We think that the important points of the measure are that it establishes a new process and that it establishes the 20 percent threshold," he said.
Wright also said that, technically speaking, comparing the 10 percent and 20 percent thresholds is "a little bit apples and oranges" because the 10 percent standard was originally adopted for the purpose of amending the county code, not the charter.
Charter Amendment 7 would create King County's first locally written process for citizen-initiated amendments since the state Supreme Court ruled in 2003 that citizens have the right to amend county charters by initiative. That ruling was the result of a successful initiative promoted by jail guards and Eyman to reduce the Metropolitan King County Council from 13 members to nine.
Proponents of Amendment 7 say the charter shouldn't be amended too easily. Opponents say it requires so many signatures it would make citizen-sponsored amendments virtually impossible.
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by Steve Shugg
In the mid 1940s, post World War II America was booming. The troops were all returning home, finding jobs and building families. America and the Allies had defeated fascism and Imperial Japan and while we had lost a huge number of men in the war, times were good. The American manufacturing "arsenal of democracy" was transitioning from supplying the military and war effort to supplying the growing demand for consumer goods.
The women that had been working in the factories went home to start families and were replaced by the returning vets. Jobs were plentiful, a real housing boom was underway and the suburbs were springing up all over the country. New cars which had not been available since 1942 were once again becoming available. New styles and new technologies were emerging every year and it was becoming real challenge for the car companies to keep up with the training needs.
Chrysler had almost 9,500 dealers around the country, and they employed almost 60,000 technicians. At the time Chrysler had only 6 training centers in the U.S. and there was no way they could keep up with the demand. Facing this huge challenge, W.B. Rice, the Director of Plymouth Service, developed the Master Technician Service Conference. The concept was simple: he and his team developed a process whereby every month they would send out a 20 minute filmstrip and vinyl record supplying the audio protion of the training. These instructed the technicians on both the basic automotive engineering principals and the specific technical issues associated with the various Chrysler products.
He knew he had a strong group of technicians and his goal was to "make excellent mechanics out of good ones". By training on automotive engineering principals he was able to provide the technicians with a sufficient background to enable them to diagnose and repair the vehicles even if they had not seen the particular component before. He established a board of directors for the program made up of corporate folks, but he also included parts and service managers from dealers around the country to provide the program with real life expertise and immediate feedback from those directly involved in using the program.
The equipment each dealer used to review the monthly program was a filmstrip projector manufactured by Dukane which included a built in 33 RPM LP record player. The audio/visual components were augmented by printed reference materials. These consisted of a booklet for each participant, poster sized diagrams and instructor guides.
Each month all participants were required to view the filmstrip, read the reference material and take an exam. Many ideas were taken from military style practices that had proven very effective during the war. The "tell, show and do" method presented an automotive service problem, followed by working through the service procedure on an actual vehicle.
When launched in September of 1946 it was the largest training initiative ever undertaken by any American business and was lauded by industry, education and government alike. Master Tech was likened to a post-graduate curriculum for automotive service students on a scale that rivaled many universities. K.T. Keller's "function over form" mandate and Chrysler's focus on engineering meant many new features continued to stream out of Highland Park, requiring mechanics to stay up to date.
Rice felt that by taking better care of the customers as a result of this training provide Chrysler with a competitive advantage in the marketplace. In fact Chrysler sales growth did outpace the competition. In 1950, sales hit 1.3 million units. By 1956, MTSC was distributed in 70 countries, through high schools, trade schools, and unior colleges; over 225,000 mechanics were trained and 5.8 million reference books had been distributed. Now, mechanics learned about pushbutton Torqueflites, Hemi engines, fuel injection, torsion-bar suspension, power door locks, and the industry's first cruise control (AutoPilot).
In the 1960s, color filmstrips supplanted black and white, and larger-format reference books were used. The Gold Tool Award (with gold-anodized tools not really meant to be used) was launched in 1962. Chrysler field personnel took an active role in meeetings as change continued unabated: unit-body construction, PCV systems, the Slant Six and Valiant, and more.
Starting in 1973, Tech 8 mm film cartridges replaced the filmstrips. Starting in 1970, emissions controls and demand for higher gas mileage brought a range of complex new topics for mechanics.
In 1978, the company switched to Betamax tapes (VHS came in 1980). There were now just 36,000 technicians in 4,250 dealerships. MTSC was once again seen in schools, colleges, and government agencies, with fleets and independent shops becoming subscribers as well.
In 1988, the Gold Tool award was a soldering gun kit. Included in the kit besides the gun were two additional tips for the gun offering a variety of soldering capabilities and a cleaning tool/probe. The tool was a Sears Craftsmen 150/230 watt dual heating model made in Taiwan (Sears model 113.540381).
The program continues to this day, celebrating its 65th anniversary in 2012. DVDs started in 2004; Web-based training started in 2007 and continues to this day.
Numerous MasterTech filmstrips and brochures have been digitized at the Imperial Owner's Club, which points out that the service manuals sometimes assumed the mechanic had already seen the MasterTech guides. Their history of MasterTech covers some interesting facets of the program which are not covered here, including the fact that "Mr. Tech" (shown above and in many frames of the filmstrips) was a wooden puppet.
Thanks to Marc Rozman. Steve Shugg was the Director of Mopar Sales and Field Operations; this article is based on a talk he gave at the Walter P. Chrysler Museum.
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St. Louis, MO (KSDK) - "It's all about hockey. You get hurt, and you come back," said CBC hockey player Eddie Rogers.
It wasn't a knee or wrist injury that sidelined him; it was a concussion.
"I was playing for my other team, the selects. I was in Detroit, and I got hit from behind, in the back of the head. After that, I felt some headaches, a little groggy," Rogers said. "I actually waited a night because the trainer, we had gotten back to the hotel pretty late. The trainer asked me a few questions, then sent me to the hospital."
Sports trainers are there when ankles sprain and wrists turn, but brain injuries can't be seen. These trainers have become the first line of defense against them.
"What we used to call ten years ago a little ding, they're definitely reporting those symptoms a lot better now," said trainer Mike Heffner.
Heffner trains more than 20 local hockey teams. He's seen sports become more physical and fast-paced in recent years.
"I don't think they fully grasp the severity of what that can lead to," Heffner explained.
Some players don't want to admit the issue for fear of being benched.
"If a kid comes over and says, 'My head doesn't hurt.' But you can visibly tell he's not being fully truthful with you, those are the kids you pull off right away," Heffner said.
Many of those players wind up with Dr. Mark Halstead, a pediatric sports doctor at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Halstead uses a computer test to measure the effects of a concussion.
"This is an injury to the brain," Halstead said. "It's something to take seriously. It's not something to play around with."
The fear of concussions can be more serious than the injury itself.
A concussion doesn't cause swelling or bleeding in the brain. It's more like a bruise that causes headaches, grogginess, memory loss and keeps the brain from working right.
It's something millions deal with every year.
"We do know that if you have repetitive concussions, you're more likely to have more severe symptoms or more likely to have one than the person who's never had one before," Halstead said. "Someone who's had three concussions is nine times more likely to have symptoms that are worse than someone who's had one for the first time."
In today's world, parents don't even need to memorize the symptoms. They just need the right tools.
For $4 dollars, the PAR, Inc. Concussion Recognition app will walk parents through a concussion checklist and even email results to your doctor.
Experts at the Mayo Clinic are putting gear to extreme tests, all in the name of brain safety.
And a Texas company created a helmet complete with sensors. When a hit registers at a certain level, players and parents are notified on iPads and phones.
Fortunately, Rogers was off the ice for just two weeks.
Doctors and trainers agree, equipment is key, but knowledge can't be undervalued either.
"We're better educating people on what to look for as far as signs and symptoms," Halstead said. "Our expectation is that somebody gets a full recovery."


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The status of Celebrity Apprentice may not be so hot. This week, NBCs competition series was cut down to an hour to make room for a rerun of The Voice, which is kind of sad for an All-Star season. In this weeks one-hour episode, the two teams were given the chance to raise funds. Since the teams are pretty uneven, the team with the smaller numbers got to choose someone from the other team and the group members chose trace. Lil Jon took on project manager for the team that recently acquired Trace and Lisa Rinna took on project manager for the other team.
Stephen Baldwin was a ridiculous individual, calling an art dealer and hoping that someone would show up to drop mad amounts of money on art that he says matters. As usual, he made a few phone calls and dithered about, actually getting angry when Lisa made some money and sold some of his pieces for him. His theories about playing the game are almost as wild as Omarosas, but unfortunately, only one of them could go home this week.
Most of the art ended up looking like a craft project; however, Dennis Rodman actually created a few extremely unique pieces (weird, but certainly a statement). On that team, Lil Jon managed to bring in some big donors and pull in $80,000 despite being a rapper, which I guess means it can be difficult to squeeze money from his contacts. Trace and Brande also did well. On the other team, Penn crushed with money from the Blue Man Group and Teller and Marilu and Lisa also puledl their weight. Neither Gary nor Stephen actually brought money in. However, Penn had plenty of money on hand and basically won it for the team. He really should have been the project manager this week.
Despite saying early on in the episode that the person with the worst monetary track record should go home (to help her case, she did raise more than Dennis by $2,000 thanks to bribing her friend) Omarosa immediately penned the blame on Lil Jon, which was foolish. On the judges side, Piers Morgan ripped her a new one, reminding her that those who had worst track records should go home. Its hard to blame a project manager who brought in $80,000 dollars, contributing nearly half of the overall money the team brought in. Obviously, Omarosa talked herself into a hole this episode and it didnt even take long for Trump to fire her. Good riddance, former wife of Michael Clarke Duncan.
The Celebrity Apprentice Power Rankings are an ordered compilation of weekly lists put together by TV Blend writers Mack Rawden and Jessica Rawden. Each week after viewing the episode, they each rank the competitors in order. Fourteen points are given for a first place vote, and this week, six were given for a last place vote. Five competitors have already been eliminated; therefore, those already eliminated automatically occupy the bottom slots. Here is how this weeks voting panned out, complete with analysis on how the celebrities might fare moving forward.
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#1) Trace Adkins (26): Poor Trace was not a happy camper when the Donald told him hed be switching teams, but he was able to curb his mental frustration and actually contribute to his new team a la Adam Banks in The Mighty Ducks. Unless theres something unseemly underneath that cowboy hat, it would be a shock if he didnt at least go through the interviews to make it to the finale.
#2) Lil Jon (25): Lil Jon may have lost as project manager this week, but so much about fundraising tasks boils down to who is on your team. He raised more than eighty thousand dollars on his own, and he managed the personalities of his team members quite well. Consequently, I really dont hold this loss against him. Apart from maybe Penn, hes the single best idea guy in the entire competition.
#2) Penn Jillette (25): Penn was a key player this week and probably should have been project manager. He brought in a big bulk of the money for his team during the fundraiser and had they lost, its highly unlikely he would have gone home. Penns been one of the best players all season, but he hasnt had a shot at project manager, yet.
#4) Marilu Henner (24): Gary may have tried to claim Marilus twenty-five thousand dollar donor as his own because of his wild sculpture, but that was clearly her money that came in. Consequently, this was just the latest in a long series of tasks in which Marilu has quietly pulled her weight and been a good team player.
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Woodland police continue to take reports from people who have spotted a vehicle associated with two men suspected of trying to lure children in the area.
Over the past few days, two males in a dark SUV tried to pick up children walking to school in the Woodland area, asking if they want a ride, police said.
Woodland Intermediate School Principal Chris Wiseman sent a letter home with students Wednesday that told parents about the incident. In one case, a passenger in the vehicle tried to grab a child, but the child got away, the letter said.
Despite several reports made Thursday morning, police say they have no new investigative information.
They again cautioned parents to remind their children to be safe.
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If anyone sees the vehicle, police ask them to write down the license number and report the SUV to police by calling 911 or the Woodland Police Station at 360-225-8981.


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Based upon the codes I provided can you let me know what he is being charged with under CA Penal Codes
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Okay..so at this point since he has missed his first court date. He was arrested. Released on bond which I posted. I would assume this would be pre lim hearing
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May 10, 2011 07:20 PM by Allyson Wells
The race to the semi-finals is on and the competition is stiff on Dancing with the Stars. The top four battled it out, while an injured front runner saw everything change in an instant and could not keep up with the others. Is another comeback in Ralph Macchio's future or will it be his last?
Len Goodman boasts what a fantastic night they had. They ask to see Kirstie Alley and Maksim Chmerkovskiy do an encore performance of their passionate tango. I love this dance just as much the second time as I did last night. Kirstie is looking great!
Hines Ward and Kym Johnson join Kirstie and Maks on stage to learn their fate. Backstage footage of Kym and Hines shows playful teasing prior to their first dance. After their instant dance, Kym asks for a proper ring on her finger if they win the mirror ball trophy. Maks and Kirstie are shown rehearsing for their instant dance and her falling over. After, they hug and make up and Kirstie says she wants to be a dancer. Tom tells Hines and Kym they are in the semi-finals. Brooke reveals that Kirstie and Maks will also be in the semi-finals.
Jerry Rice and Kenny Mayne join Len Goodman for "Dance Center." They evaluate Kirstie Alley and Len says he loves her acting skills and how she gets into the character. Kenny thinks something is going on between them because they are always kissing one another. Segments of Kirstie being silly and babbling are shown and Kenny thinks she can't complete a sentence because Maks is so hot. Romeo is evaluated next and Kenny thinks he is a man of few words and video footage of him saying he is dancing for the kids over and over. Len loves his youth, but Jerry thinks she needs a stronger frame. Kenny jokes that he is fat.
Michael Bolton performs his song "I'm not Ready." Delta Goodrum joins him for the duet. Thankfully, he doesn't try to to incorporate any of his dance moves from his dancing experience. Anna Trebunskaya and Dmitry Chaplin perform to the song.
Backstage, Brooke asks Ralph how he is coping with his injury. He claims he is feeling better slowly and hopes to continue on the show. Romeo notes that anyone could go home and doesn't feel totally safe. He claims they are a big family and would hate to lose anyone. Chelsea doesn't feel confident, either. She doesn't want to go home or say good-bye.
The segment, "Dance has the power to change lives" airs. Karley Tuita and her three sons are shown. She works three jobs to pay their dancing fees. It is revealed that their father had a stroke at age 39 and passed away from damages to the brain. Her eldest son immediately took on the role of father figure and began to tour with Jennifer Lopez and Chris Brown as a dancer to help his family. The three boys dance together and dedicate their performance to their mother. It's a fun dance, but an even sweeter testament to their family.
Delta Goodrum steps in and sings "You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman." Tom explains that she has never sang the song before and did it at the last minute when the scheduled performer had health issues. Cheryl Burke and Louis van Amstel perform to the song. Delta sounds great, especially for never having sang it or rehearsed it.
Jerry and Kenny return for the second part of "Dance Center." The talk about Ralph. Jerry wants to sweep his leg. Len loves his posture and how he gets into the character. Jerry worries about his hips. Kenny says he would be more worried about Karina's hips. They talk about Hines Ward and Kenny confuses Kym Johnson with previous winner Shawn Johnson. Len thinks Hines is one of the best football players and Jerry order him to go in timeout. Last up is Chelsea Kane. Len boasts that she is dynamic. As a dance purist, Kenny is offended by the modern moves and wonders why she is always dressed in Halloween costumes.
Grammy-winner Adele performs her hit "Rolling in the deep" from her album 21. What a unique voice she has. The Dancing with the Stars Troupe perform to the song.
The final three couples, Chelsea and Mark, Romeo and Chelsie and Ralph and Karina go to the stage to learn their results. All three couples have been at the top of the leader board at some point during the competition. Backstage footage shows Ralph telling Karina he has her and will be okay. He is shown trying to remain positive despite his painful injury. Chelsea tells Mark she loves him before they perform. She bounces around after getting two 10′s. The first couple in jeopardy is Ralph and Karina. The next couple in jeopardy is Romeo and Cheslie. Chelsea and Mark are revealed to be safe.
Romeo and Ralph wait together to learn who will be eliminated and who will make it to the semi-finals. Tom reveals that Remo and Chelsie are eliminated. Brooke tells Romeo it is so hard to see him go. Romeo is surprised because it was one of his best dances, but at the same time he is not surprised because the competition is so stiff. He is happy to go out in a bang. Tom points out that everyone is on their feet for him. Romeo says this show has changed his life forever. He thanks Chelsie for being a great teacher. He tells her he loves her and they can still dance together. Chelsie is so proud of him and his transformation. They go to the floor for one last dance. What did you think of the results? Did the right pair go home? I will miss Romeo. He was so positive and came a long way, which is what the show is all about.
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HARTENSTEIN, Lois I. Marple, 81, of Bethlehem, passed away on Sunday, January 13, 2013, at Liza's Place, Wheeling.
She was born April 23, 1931, in Wheeling, WV, daughter of the late Russell Marple and Margaret Garvin Marple Lindsey.
Mrs. Hartenstein was a graduate of Wheeling High School, Class of 1949, known as the 49ers. She was a switchboard operator for the former C&P Telephone Company, and was a homemaker. She played tennis for over 40 years and was a member of the U.S. Tennis Association.
As a member of the Bethlehem United Presbyterian Church, she was past Sunday School Teacher and Deacon; and was a past Cub Scout and Girl Scout Leader.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 55 years, Richard Glen "Dick" Hartenstein, December 16, 2011; and two brothers, Jim and Calvin Marple.
Surviving are her daughter, Pam Trabert and her husband, Tim of Wheeling, WV; son, Rick Hartenstein and his wife, Donna of Leonardtown, MD; five grandchildren, Hilary, Emily and Melanie Hartenstein of Leonardtown, MD; and Tony and Marlo Trabert both of Wheeling; a sister, Mineta Prettyman and her husband, Alvin of Wheeling; three sisters-in-law, Betty Hartenstein, Jackie Henry, and Ruth Hodgkiss; several nieces and nephews; and numerous caring neighbors including her closest friend of 54 years, Joann Orr.
Friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, January 15, 2013, at the Kepner Funeral Home, 166 Kruger Street, Elm Grove, Wheeling (304-242-2311), where services will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, January 16, 2013, with the Reverend Timothy Orr and the Reverend Margie Carr officiating. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Wheeling, WV.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Youth Tennis Program, c/o Oglebay Foundation, 465 Lodge Drive, Wheeling, WV 26003; or to Liza's Place, 308 Mt. St. Joseph Road, Wheeling, WV 26003.


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Many Nash county community members honored Deputy Warren "Sneak" Lewis Saturday afternoon by placing flowers on a car located in downtown Nashville.
Lewis was shot and killed Thursday while attempting to serve a warrant on two murder suspects at a home in Kinston.
Co-owner of Madelyn's Flower Shop in Nashville says they have been flooded with phone calls asking for arrangements in remembrance of the deputy and to give to his wife and kids.
Davis says, "The community has really come together for this because he was definitely a hero because he gave the ultimate sacrifice and everybody has remembered him by laying flowers on his car as a memorial."
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Botswana Mining Nothing, Displacing No One?
Sharife, Khadija, New African
A diamond company may soon start mining in the disputed Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR) in Botswana. The Botswana Environmental Department "has indicated that they do not objective to mining within the CKGR in principle," says a representative of Gemstone which bought the concession from De Beers recently, but don't tell that to the Botswana government. Khadija Sharife reports.
The term Gope, an appellation describing a region located within Botswana's Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR), quite simply means nothing. Botswana is the world's largest diamond producer, and the CKGR lies smack dab in the middle of one of its richest diamond fields.
Since the early 1970s, this precious gem-stone known as "Adamas" or "Invincible" by the Ancient Greeks, has transformed Botswana-a country of less than two million people. Diamonds comprise over 80% of the economy, 50% of government revenue, and 35% of the gross domestic product (GDP).
Although Botswana holds 23% of the world's diamond market with a cumulative total value of $3.2bn annually, one third of the population lives in poverty.
The country has an official unemployment rate of 24.5% while unofficial estimates place it at 40%. This, despite the fact that the country has one of the world's highest economic growth rates, with a per capita GDP of $11,000 in 2006. The bulk of Botswana's 288,000 strong labour force is concentrated in the mining industry.
Southern Africa overall contributes about 43% of the world's uncut and unpolished diamonds, directly implying that little or no benefit is accrued by the continent when it comes to finishing the product--as yet. In 2003, 92% of industrial diamonds were cut in India; other finishing hubs include Tel Aviv, New York and Amsterdam.
The Belgian city of Antwerp is known as the "diamond capital" of the world, even though Belgium produces no diamonds. Over 80% of gem diamonds are cut and finished in Antwerp, while 84% of finished diamonds are sold in New York, USA.
The diamond trade is a global cartel controlled by a few key players, the most prominent of which is De Beers, founded in 1888 by Cecil Rhodes. Based in Johannesburg, South Africa, De Beers has a presence in over 25 countries and is the primary handlerof more than 45% of the world's diamond trade. In 2005, its revenues exceeded $6.5 billion. De Beers is active in all aspects of the diamond industry, from exploration to mining, trading and finishing, sales and marketing. Its mining activities are largely concentrated in four countries: South Africa, Botswana, Tanzania and Namibia.
Botswana of course is the prize market-mining via Debswana, a joint venture between De Beers and the Botswana government, which was founded in 1969 after the discovery of the Orapa Diamond Mine. Orapa-meaning "the resting place of lions"-is the most lucrative diamond mine on earth. Debswana alone produces 30% of the world's diamonds from just four mines: Letlhakane, Jwaneng, Damtshaa and Orapa. But another has since been found-Gope.
According to Angela Parr of Gem Diamonds: "The settlement of Gope was established as a result of diamond prospecting as opposed to having been closed down because of diamond mining. It was the availability of water at the prospecting site that had attracted people there and led to the establishment of a settlement."
Unfortunately, at no point did the high court enquire as to the name of the "Gope" region by the Basarwa. The Basarwa people who were featured in the 1980s' film, The Gods Must Be Crazy, are often called Bushmen, a derogatory term suffused with racist undertones, portraying the history of their culture, peoples and traditions as primitive and valueless in the modern "civilised", industrialised and high-tech world.
The Basarwa refer to themselves as "Xu Wasi" or "Real People", identical in definition to the terminology ascribed by native Indians of South and North America who call themselves the "First Peoples". …


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Lehigh Sweeps Pair from Softball
BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Lehigh swept a twinbill Wednesday from the Princeton softball team 3-1 and 2-0 in the annual meeting between the Patriot and Ivy League programs.
With the sweep, Princeton falls to 12-25 overall, while Lehigh improves to 30-16.
Game 1: Lehigh 3, Princeton 1
A three-run fourth inning made the difference for the Lehigh softball team in a 3-1 victory over Princeton to open the doubleheader.
The Tigers scored first, with Cara Worden picking up Rachel Rendina's single with a sacrifice fly two batters later in the third inning.
Alex Peyton (5-10) had given up just one hit through Lehigh's first three at-bats, but that changed in the fourth when three singles and two errors helped the Mountain Hawks take a 3-1 lead in the fourth.
Worden led Princeton with two hits in the first game, while Emily Bausher (14-9) picked up the win for Lehigh in five innings of work. Kelsey Lee stepped in to get the two-inning save.
Game 2: Lehigh 2, Princeton 0
Rebecca Bliss two-hit the Tigers in a complete-game effort while Lehigh picked up a run each against Meredith Brown and Liza Kuhn in a 2-0 nightcap victory.
A first-inning double for Kelsey VandeBergh, a sixth-inning single for Rachel Rendina and Rendina reaching on an error in the third were the only baserunners Princeton had.
A leadoff walk to Liz Lucas, a sacrifice bunt and a double for Emma Capetz gave Lehigh its first run in the second inning, while back-to-back doubles for Jennifer Colquhoun and Julie Fernandez scored another run in the sixth.
Brown (2-4) took the loss for Princeton, giving up four hits and a walk in 3 1/3 innings while Kuhn worked 2 2/3, giving up two hits and a walk. Bliss improved to 13-6 on the season.
The Tigers will travel to Columbia Friday and Saturday to resume the Ivy League schedule.


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An injunction is a legal remedy generally taken out to stop someone carrying out or continuing with a particular action.
An injunction can take several forms but will usually involve an urgent application to court. The reason for this is that in order to get an injunction the individual will have to show that there is no other suitable remedy other than an injunction.
Injunctions have been the subject of news headlines recently as several high-profile celebrities have tried to protect their privacy with the use of 'super injunctions'.
Examples of injunctions
An example of an injunction is when an individual, believing they may be in danger of being attacked or harassed by another individual, uses the court to prevent the individual from approaching them.
A common example would perhaps be if a couple split up and the ex-wife fears for her safety and takes out an injunction against her ex-husband. If the court agreed that an injunction was appropriate they would usually prescribe an order that the ex-husband was not allowed to go within a certain distance from the ex-wife's home and not able to approach her.
Injunctions can, however, take positive forms in the sense that an individual may make an injunction that compels an individual to do something. An example might be an injunction seeking the return of documentation.
This is quite common when two parties have split from each other and yet still have each other's property in their possession. Quite often during a messy divorce things can turn ugly and one party may choose not to return items belonging to the other party. If, for example, these items where crucial to the running of one party's business the courts would be likely to grant an immediate injunction ordering the return of the items.
Super injunctions
Super injunctions have been in the news recently due to their unique nature and their potential impact on freedom of expression and privacy. A super injunction is granted simultaneously with another injunction in order to prevent the injunction itself from being placed in the public domain.
This is best illustrated through an example in which a celebrity discovers a newspaper is about to run a story about them and as a result tries to obtain an injunction preventing the release of the story. In addition to the halting the release of the story, the celebrity will also want the fact that they have taken out an injunction hidden so that no one would guess why they had done so and, essentially, get the story anyway.
Breaking an injunction
If you break an injunction you are in contempt of court and can, therefore, be sent to prison. The court will look into the circumstances of the breach, but nobody should underestimate the consequences of breaking an injunction. It is for this reason that many individuals seek injunctions when they wish to protect themselves from an abusive ex-partner.
Injunctions are used in a wide variety of different legal aspects and it is, therefore, best to contact a solicitor to see if your particular situation is suited. A solicitor will be able to give legal advice as to whether an injunction is suitable, and if it is likely to succeed.
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