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2011 is going to be an incredible year for veterinary medicine. Advances in animal neurology, neurosurgery, imaging and rehabilitation have given veterinarians the opportunity to provide our pets with the same kind of medical services that are available to humans. Veterinarians are able to provide the highest level of pet care and treatment that is humanly possible using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and computerized tomography (CT) scans, stem cell therapy, laser therapy, surgeries, transplants and even advancements in the treatment of cancer. …
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Jesse ("Jess") Albert Dooley beloved husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, and great-great grandfather died peacefully at his home in Calistoga on June 5, 2014 at the age of 97. Born on January 11, 1917 in Standish (Lassen County), California, he grew up with a love for the outdoors and the farm life.
Jess attended school in Standish, then Susanville, where he was pitcher of their baseball team, participated in track, and played on the football team as well. He graduated from Lassen Junior College and later received his B.A. from San Francisco State University.
Inducted into the Army in 1941 he trained at Camp Roberts in Central California with the 188th Field Artillery Battalion and met his future wife, Virginia, that same year. Having been transferred to Washington state, Jess & Virginia were married in Yakima on August 16, 1942. Their first son, George, was born in 1943 in San Francisco, so she stayed with her parents while Jess' unit moved east to prepare for overseas deployment.
Jess served in World War II from 1943 to 1945. His unit was the first artillery group to debark at the Battle of the Bulge, and they fought through France, Belgium, and on to Berlin-where Germany surrendered.
Back home after the war, he worked as a forklift operator at Herlong Ammunition Depot while his family grew by two with daughter Nancy and son Bob. In 1947, he moved his family to Sebastopol and worked at Henderson Furnace while Virginia taught school. In short order, he pursued his teaching certificate so he could have summers off too! Their fourth child, Don, was born in Sebastopol.
Jess' first teaching job was in a one-room schoolhouse on Orr Springs Road, west of Ukiah, where the one room was partitioned into two so that he could teach grades 4-8 while his wife taught grades 1-3. Jess proudly and successfully led his students in an endeavor to build a school playground and create a baseball field for the small school.
Searching for a less remote place to raise a family, the teaching couple spent four years in Monticello where Jess was happy organizing sports for the upper grades, planning programs and events for the community (graduations, holidays, field days), and being in a place where there was good hunting and fishing. He made many hunting pals and continued hunting with his sons and grandsons until he was over 90 years old. They would probably have remained there but for the fact that it had to be flooded to make Lake Berryessa.
In 1956, the family moved to Calistoga, where Jess taught the reminder of his career at Calistoga Elementary School. Jess was an amazing teacher and outstanding role model. His kindness and knowledge made a lasting impact on his students.
Their youngest daughter, Janice, was born completing the family. Jess was a loving and caring father. He was continuously sharing his skills and wisdom with his children. His love of the outdoors; hunting, fishing, and farming, led to many wonderful adventures.
Jess and the children were active in Tucker 4H, raising sheep and rabbits. He had also been a member of VFW, American Legion, NSGW, Creative Living, Calistoga Pinochle Club, RV Motor Club, Respite Center, and he loved to tend his garden: fruits, vegetables, and plenty of flowers.
Jess will always be remembered for his patience, kindness, and sense of humor. Jess was well known and liked by all that knew him. He will be greatly missed.
Jess was preceded in death by his father Jacob Dooley, his mother Maggie Dooley Roberts, his brother George and his two sisters Barbara and Gladys.
Jess is survived by his loving wife Virginia and children George (Melisa) Dooley, Nancy Case, Bob Dooley, Don (Polly) Dooley, Janice (Dave) Ardizzone Robey; grandchildren Jim Dooley, Debbie (Anthony) Carpenito, Ken (Ashley) Dooley, Janet (Leon) Dickson, Brian (Brandi) Case, Sharon (Dan) Shaw, Jonathan Dooley, Jillian Dooley, Cody Dooley, Amanda Ardizzone, Angela (Joe) Data, and Jessica Ardizzone; 12 great grandchildren, and 2 great-great grandsons.
A memorial gathering for family and friends in celebration of Jess' life will take place on Father's Day,Sunday June 15 at Bothe-Napa Valley State Park, from 2-4pm. The family asks that memorial donations be directed to Napa Valley Hospice (414 South Jefferson St., Napa, CA 94559), Calistoga Community Church (1407 Third St., Calistoga, CA 94515), or the Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Helena and Calistoga (1420 Tainter St., St Helena, CA).
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Jazz musician Brian Newman, Ohio native and graduate of the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music, has become a New York City Jazz scene staple with his group's popular residencies in the city. And he's been popping up on national television a lot recently thanks to his role as the bandleader of Lady Gaga's Jazz projects. Gaga has employed Newman's group for various Jazz performances over the past few years, including surprise club gigs in NYC and the singer's 2011 network TV special, A Very Gaga Thanksgiving.Newman and his group, which features fellow CCM grads (and onetime players in Cincinnati's music scene) Steve Kortyka (saxophone), Alex Smith (piano) and Scott Ritchie (bass), have also been working with American music icon Tony Bennett, thanks to Bennett and Gaga's recent collaborative album, Cheek to Cheek, released in late September. For live and promotional appearances, Gaga's Jazz backers meld with Bennett's.Newman and Kortyka were recently seen backing Bennett on The Tonight Show (Gaga was unable to make the appearance, but taped an intro for the segment). Newman was also the "guest bartender" on the popular Bravo show, Watch What Happens Live. The trumpeter got sucked into the action during the "after show" when his mom and dad called in; click here to check out the cute clip in which Newman thanks his parents for letting him do whatever he wanted and pursue his musical career.The full CCM-schooled crew will be featured on Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga: Cheek to Cheek LIVE!, part of PBS' "Great Performances" series. Filmed at Lincoln Center in late July, the hourlong concert special premieres on Cincinnati PBS channel WCET on Oct. 24 at 9 p.m.
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Local Jazz fans who keep an eye on the clubs for young players coming out of University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music no doubt remember trumpeter Brian Newman in the late '90s/early '00s. A Cleveland native, Newman ultimately landed in New York City after graduation and started working. He's been there over a decade now. Newman hit the NYC scene hard, earned a steady stream of gigs and met some key contacts. Putting together a band with some fellow CCM grads (including Alex Smith on organ, Paul Francis on drums, bassist Scott Ritchie and Steve Kortyka on tenor sax), Newman scored a sweet residency at the Plaza Hotel's Oak Room. His shows have been a big draw, as Newman and crew do the "hip lounge lizard" thing with a healthy dose of humor thrown in. Turns out Newman is a pretty solid singer as well, lending his hearty vocals to standards like "It Had to Be You" and "That's Life." Along with a slew of other performing gigs, Newman also holds a residency at Duane Park, where one of those "contacts" — Newman's girlfriend (now fiancé) Angie Pontani — came into play.One of the biggest names in modern burlesque, Pontani (of The World Famous Pontani Sisters, pictured) and many of her dancer friends appear at the shows (and no doubt do wonders for the draw). Newman's friendship with Lady Gaga's boyfriend also led to a friendship and professional relationship with Gaga herself. He's Gaga's go-to Jazz guy, performing with the Pop star and his CCM pals, notably, on her network TV special, A Very Gaga Thanksgiving (where Newman got to perform with Tony Bennett, as well), the Today Show and the MTV Video Music Awards. Gaga has performed on Newman's turf also — her guest appearances during Newman's Jazz gigs often make music news headlines. Recently featured on the soundtrack to the movie Friends With Kids, Newman has also just issued a live document of his Oak Room shows, Live from New York City. Newman and Pontani are doing a trio of Ohio shows this week as "Burlesque-a-Pades," featuring Jazz from Newman and his quintet and dancing from Pontani and friends. Tonight, they'll shake things up at the Blue Wisp Jazz Club. Showtime is 7 p.m. and this event is open to those 21 and up only.Here's a clip from the Gaga TV special. That's Newman introducing the festivities (and rockin' the trumpet).And here are the Pontanis doing their thang with longtime collaborators Los Straitjackets last year.And here is Newman and Co. from earlier this year.
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On this day in 1995, what was seen as one of the strangest "celebrity marriages" ever came to an end as movie star Julia Roberts and singer/songwriter Lyle Lovett announced their separation after being married just 21 months. Although, in hindsight, was the coupling really as odd as it was made out to be at the time?People magazine played up the "beauty and the beast" plot line, suggesting Lovett was some sort of dog-faced weirdo who somehow, miraculously tricked America's sweetheart into marrying him just three weeks after they met. But Lovett is a smart, funny guy who seems genuine, sincere and nice. And it's not like he looked like Joseph Merrick or anything. He did have an unruly, big hairstyle, which seemed enough to make the storyline work. (When Roberts returned to The Pelican Brief set after tying the knot, the cast and crew members reportedly wore T-shirts that said "Welcome Back, Mrs. Lovett" on the front and, on the back, "He's A Lovely Boy … But You Really Must Do Something About His Hair.")People magazine's extensive coverage post-separation was typical of how most media treated the relationship. "From the very beginning of the Julia-Lyle fairy tale — beautiful-but-vulnerable movie star falls big for intriguingly offbeat country crooner — wishful thinking seems to have had an edge over dour common sense." Maybe they were right — two people from vastly different entertainment fields, especially when one is "classically" more attractive and monetarily more successful then the other, will never work out. Roberts went on to marry a cameraman — Daniel Moder — with whom she had three kids. They've been together for a decade. And Lovett has been dating film producer April Kimble since 1999. Lovett has written several touching-to-hilarious songs about love, relationships and marriages. My favorite is the amusing "An Acceptable Level of Ecstasy (The Wedding Song)" from his 1986 self-titled, debut album. But here's the song "Fiona," from his 1996, post-divorce album, The Road to Ensenada, which many feel includes several songs about Roberts. "Fiona"'s intended subject is pretty clear — that's Roberts middle name and what Lovett called her "in code" on stage during the early stages of their hook-up.Born This Day: Musical movers and shakers sharing a March 28 birthday include Country/Pop star (and actress) Reba McEntire (1955); Country singer/songwriter Rodney Atkins (1969); Pop singer/songwriter Matt Nathanson (1973); guitarist with New Wave revivalists The Killers, Dave Keuning (1976); rapper J-Kwon (1986); and superstar Lady Gaga (1986).In the Best of Cincinnati issue out today, we included a pick on a collective of Jazz players — all graduates of U.C.'s College-Conservatory of Music — who joined Gaga and Tony Bennett on last year's hit network TV special, A Very Gaga Thanksgiving. Steve Kortyka (saxophone), Brian Newman (trumpet), Alex Smith (piano) and Scott Ritchie (bass) made up her band for the duet of "The Lady is a Tramp." That's Newman playing the opening riff and introducing the entire special. Check out an interview with Newman about playing with Gaga here.
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I've had my road bike a year now and my cleaning routine has basically been to wipe it down after every ride in adverse/wet weather, and then to hose it and muc-off/lube/oil it every month-ish.
It then dawned on me that I'm probably doing something wrong along the line somewhere so did some Googling. Problem being that it's difficult to tell a lot of times who the forum posts or articles it throws up are aimed at - some said to not even ever wash but just wipe down, some said to totally disassemble and clean and lube every part etc
Now being a bit of a clean freak kinda sometimes (when I can be bothered, it's a strange one) and also being one who wants to master my machine, I'd eventually like to go down the route of taking it apart and cleaning it. I don't mean to the extreme, just the wheels off, chain off, that sort of thing - basically splitting it into main parts to make it easier to clean and more accessible.
So my babbling question is thus: what's the best way to go about this? To this point I've leaned it against the wall in the garden and hosed it, then wiped down parts and applied muc-off then rinsed that off then lubed and oiled. I also saw something about not to use a pressure washer, but it didn't really explain why?
Also I quite fancy one of those chain gear cleaning things that you clamp on - are they worth it? And should I get some sort of bike stand?
What are the best tools to use? I have a steel bristle toothbrush thing that I use on the chain to get all the bits of grit and dirt out (not that there often is any)
So yeah any info would be appreciated. Tell me where I'm being over the top and tell me where I'm neglecting etc, thank you very much.
I'm a bit of a total noob slash total idiot when it comes to the mechanics of it as well and what a perfectly smooth running bike should sound like or feel like etc so info there would be nice too.
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April 10, 2014
Slovakian inventor, Wasaby Sajado, has posted several compelling videos that feature two technologies.
CPU Fan Magnet Motor
First, last November, he posted several videos showing a computer fan magnet motor. He attaches thin magnets to the face of each blade of the fan, accurately spaced, each at around 45 degree angle from horizontal. When he brings a large magnet into vicinity of the perimeter, also at 45 degrees, the fan begins to turn. Then he shows it powering a low-wattage light bulb. He doesn't show the stator magnet in fixed position, but is holding the magnet (which arguably can impute power).
That looks super easy to replicate. I've got all the stuff here to build one, except the wafer-thin, circular magnets for the fan. You would think these would be popping up all over the place if this was for real.
Thomas Buyea gave me a link to a video describing How to fake the CPU fan magnet motor, concealing small batteries and using a Reed switch that connects in the presence of an external magnet.
Toroid Generator
Then, starting in February, he posted a couple of videos showing a simple circuit involving a small toroid coil and capacitor. He attaches it to a load (e.g. three low-watt light bulbs and one small motor) and initiates the circuit by attaching it to a battery. He then quickly disconnects the battery and joins the wires he had attached to the battery, and the system keeps running. He says it will stay running "for quite a while."
Wireless power from cell phones
In another video, which seems like a parlor trick, he situates four phones around a light bulb, then calls the phone opposite, and the light bulb lights up.
Crazy stuff.
He also posts a bunch of wildlife videos.
Deggory from India brought Wasaby to my attention.
Official Websites
- http://www.youtube.com/user/wasabysajado
- https://twitter.com/WasabySunnyday
- http://vk.com/wasabysajado
- https://plus.google.com/108799923717987472618/about
Look at my other free energy videos on YouTube:
Free Energy Generator for Magnet motor and light bulbs
He gets the system (three low-wattage light bulbs and one small motor, with a small toroid coil) going using a 9-V battery, then disconnects the battery, and the system keeps running. He says it will stay running "for quite a while."
- Free Energy Generator coil used for electric magnet motor rotation and for lighting of ight bulbs. This homemade "Free Energy" device operates based on free energy accumulation and redistribution. Presented step by step how to build free energy. This is Free Energy Generator video of Free Energy electricity used for lighting bulbs and rotating electric magnet motor (YouTube; April 2, 2014)
Free Energy Light Bulb
He gets the system (one incandescent light bulb with a small toroid coil) going using what looks like an AA battery, then disconnects the battery, and the system keeps running.
- "Free Energy" generator used as electricity generator for light bulb. We used led bulb with low electricity consumtion for this free energy experiment. The led lighting bulb can operate only on AA batery and therefor is very suitable for prezentation of free energy.
The system woks on electricity acumulation, redistribution and long lasting operation. (YouTube; February 18, 2014)
Free Energy Magnet Motor (Engine) fan rotation [Successful]
Here Wasaby has affixed magnets to the face of each blade of a computer fan, each at around 45 degree angle from horizontal. When he brings a large magnet into vicinity of the perimeter, also at 45 degrees, the fan begins to turn.
- This system of magnet motor free energy rotation is using magnetic disattraction power. I used for construction CPU fan and very thin magnets! Explained step by step. This is Free Energy Magnet Motor video of Free Energy Magnet Motor Engine using neodymium magnet. Fan Rotation only based on magnet field power without electricity need. It is simple construction utilizing magnetic disattraction. It is explained based on 2 neodymium magnets behaviour and PC fan cooler. Can be used as power generator. (YouTube; November 17, 2013)
CPU Fan magnet motor step-by-step
- This system of magnet motor perpetual fan rotation is using magnetic disattraction power. I used for construction CPU fan and very thin magnets! Explained step by step.
Magnet Fan rotation is based on only magnet field power. Computer Cooling fan use principle of magnets disattraction. Pure free energy perpetual fan rotation from Magnets! (YouTube; November 21, 2013)
Computer Fan Magnet Motor powers light bulb
As a follow-up from video http://youtu.be/sgEjqVFJXzU Wasaby attaches his computer fan magnet motor to a light bulb.
- This system of free energy fan rotation of magnet motor is used as free energy generator for lighting of bulb. For construction were used CPU fan, thin magnets and led lighting bulb. Explained step by step how to build free energy. This is Free Energy Magnet Motor fan rotation video of Free Energy Magnet Engine used as free energy generator thanks to neodymium magnet. Fan Rotation only based on magnet field power without electricity need. It is simple construction utilizing magnetic disattraction generating free electricity. It is in more details explained in my original video on youtube. (YouTube; January 2, 2014)
Free Energy Magnet Motor [Unsuccessful]
Wasaby places four magnets around perimeter of computer fan. Doesn't work.
- (YouTube; September 7, 2013)
Four cell phones power light bulb wirelessly?
- Mobile phones used as "Free Energy Generator". Utilization of free energy from mobile phone waves. Free Energy generated by phones waves is used for lighting the led bulb. As free energy generator we used older types of phones as the free waves radiation is much stronger. As bulb was used led bulb with low energy consumption. (YouTube; January 13, 2014)
In the News
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Featured: Magnet Motors > Electromagnetic > Toroidal >
Wasaby Sajado's Free Energy Gadgets - Slovakian inventor has posted several videos featuring a magnet motor retrofit of a CPU fan, a toroidal generator, and a wireless power system using cell phones. (PESWiki; April 10, 2014)
- Free Energy Generator for led light bulb "Free Energy" ( Selsled; February 12, 2014)
- Free Energy Magnet Motor fan (Engine) "Free Energy" (NikolaTeslaGenerator; January 27, 2014) [Site promotes the TeslaSecret Scam.]
- Free Energy Magnet Motor fan used as Free Energy Generator "Free Energy" in-sight (FreieEnergy; not dated; Video dated January 2, 2014)
- http://www.coksev.net/search.php?q=Wasaby%20Sajado - list of videos posted
- http://www.atadoacristo.com/videos/buscar.php?q=wasaby+sajado&page=2
How to fake the CPU fan magnet motor
- (YouTube; Nov 23, 2012)
See also
- Directory:Electromagnetic (overunity)
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- Directory:Geoffrey S. Miller's Energybat Labs
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SYDNEY: The annual Bobby Goldsmith Foundation (BGF) Auction raised $63,000 following a function at Woolloomooloo last week.
BGF president Martin Walsh said the fundraiser held at Otto Ristorante on Wednesday, April 18, equalled last year's event for money raised and would ensure people living with HIV continue to receive practical, emotional and financial support.
"Thanks to the generosity of all our event partners, including principal partner, Otto Ristorante, money raised through the BGF Auctions goes towards BGF's client services programs," Walsh said.
Guests at the event also heard from new BGF CEO, David Riddell (pictured), in his first official event in the role.
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The rare opportunity of the ministerial dinner lived up to its headline billing, with the prize being auctioned off following a five-figure winning bid.
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- TOPICS: BGF, BGF Auction, Community, David Riddell, Event, Fundraiser, HIV_AIDS, Malcolm Turnbull, Martin Walsh, Otto Ristorante, SX, Sydney, Tanya Plibersek
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Nokia Siemens Networks is expected to announce around 1 000 job losses tomorrow after it failed to renew a contract with Germany's Deutsche Telekom.
Citing people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg News reported that the company will close a German office after it was unable to renew a five year managed services contract. The official announcement was due to be made to staff tomorrow.
It's not clear who has won the contract, and it can be presumed that a portion of the staff made redundant will find employment with the contract winner.
Nokia Siemens Networks assumed control of Vivento Technical Services (VTS) from Deutsche Telekom in October 2007 when it signed the original EUR300 million managed services contract, and EUR150 million supplies agreement.
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From Where I Sit: September is last gasp of summerBy: Tom Rupp, Special to the Telegraph
We welcome the month of September to the relentless march of the calendar pages. A quick search of Wikipedia reveals that the name means "seventh" and that September originally was the seventh month of the Roman calendar. We have held onto the name for over 2,000 years. Some traditions die hard, if at all. Do you remember the old saying we learned in school to help us learn the months? It said, "Thirty days has September, April, June and November." One game I like to play is to see how many songs have a reference to the topic at hand – in this case, September. The first one to come to mind was the 1978 song by Earth, Wind and Fire (starts off, "do you remember?"). And what about "See you in September" by The Happenings? Neil Diamond sings about "September Morn." More recently Green Day sang "Wake Me Up When September Ends." Maybe it's me, but most songs about this month have a sort of bittersweet quality to them. Maybe it's because the carefree summer is over and school has begun. Maybe it's because my favorite season, melancholy and pensive autumn, is coming later this month. One song that especially captures this mood is from the play "The Fantasticks." The name of the song is "Try to Remember." It begins by encouraging us to "try to remember the kind of September when life was slow and oh so mellow." I won't recite the entire song, but it seems to evoke not only memories of a season of the year, but also memories of the seasons of life. This is especially true with the third and final verse that says, "Deep in December it's nice to remember although you know the snow will follow, Deep in December it's nice to remember without a hurt the heart is hollow; Deep in December it's nice to remember the fire of September that made us mellow. Deep in December our hearts should remember and follow." So here comes September — the last gasp of summer, the early hints of winter frost. Here come the monarch butterflies and colorful leaves. Here come scampering squirrels that dart about with a sense of urgency at the impending winter. Here come earlier sunsets, shorter days and the beginning of holiday plans (sorry, didn't mean to bring that up already). Let's try to remember September, while we still have it. Reach Tom Rupp at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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(CNN) -- The makers of several leading over-the-counter cold medications are voluntarily withdrawing products sold for infants, the Consumer Healthcare Products Association said Thursday.
The trade group said the products were being withdrawn "out of an abundance of caution" and insisted the products are safe when used as directed.
"The reason the makers of over-the-counter, oral cough and cold medicines for infants are voluntarily withdrawing these medicines is that there have been rare patterns of misuse leading to overdose recently identified, particularly in infants, and safety is our top priority," Linda A. Suydam, the association's president, said in a statement.
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CVS stores planned to stop selling the withdrawn products and store-brand equivalents, it said. Refunds are being offered if customers return the products.
Last month, federal health officials recommended that the "consult your physician" advice to parents on the labels of cold and cough medicines aimed at young children be dropped and a warning not to use the medications in children under 2 be added. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will officially consider revising the labels at a meeting next week.
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We've been fortunate to have many friends that were in the Armed Forces during World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam. A lot of these guys have passed on but some of the stories they have told us will remain with us.
As a charter captain specializing in striped bass fishing in the waters of the Great Bay system, we cherished our times out fishing with several veterans that we offered a free trip to. One of them, Jack Colliton of Greenland, told us about his service in Italy, as part of the famous 1st Mountain Division. Colliton and a great high school-friend (wish we could recall his first name but will call him his last name - Hoyt) quit Portsmouth High School in their senior year and with permission from their parents, joined the U.S. Army, but not without the guarantee they would be assigned to the Mountain Division, as they were both skilled and very enthusiastic snow skiers.
The Army obligated these two volunteers, as Jack and Hoyt stayed together in both basic and all the advanced training that the Mountain Division called for. Because one of our Army's goals was to invade Germany by going over and through the Alps in Italy, both of them were assigned to that effort, but when landing together there they were separated and went into combat in different parts of the county.
Jack was hit by enemy mortar fire and had some serious wounds, so was sent back down the peninsular of Italy to a hospital, where after a month of surgery and rehab, he was considered fit for duty. By then, Jack had a few stripes on his arm and had some authority. So when they lined him up to go back to his unit on an open "cattle car" type of a truck where the troops were so crowded that they had to stand instead of sit, he announced that he was going to get back to his unit by hitching rides from the large amount of Army traffic headed to the front.
"That's where the fun started! The Italian people loved us G.I.s. They would welcome you into their homes with open arms and as well as they could relay the fact that they hated the Germans." Jack told us that as soon as they stopped shooting at the U.S. soldiers they turned their guns on the Germans.
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"We were still about a hundred or so miles away from my unit, so we took plenty of time to get there." "How much time Jack?" "Oh, about two weeks," he laughed. "We had a lot of great stays and lots of partying with the Italians and more than one romance along the way."
My friend Jack passed away suddenly this last year. We are so grateful that we had the chance to spend some time fishing and listening to him. And Jack, whose striper fishing annually would probably result in a couple of successes, wore out our rods. With my fist mate Brad Conner also handling a rod, Jack landed more stripers that day and larger fish than he'd done in his whole striper-fishing career.
We had anther World War II veteran on a paid fishing trip, never knowing until he finished the day that he had been at war. He wanted to get out fishing and his phone call indicated that whoever he was going with cancelled out and it was only him to go.
Normally we didn't do trips for one person and the financial reality was that it wouldn't pay but something in his phone call made us quickly agree to take him. Brad and I met him at the Portsmouth Pierce Island landing and his dress and great New Hampshire accent quickly identified him as a real country boy but his age was definitely World War II vintage. We had such a good time with him. And we wore him out after making him land 28 feisty striped bass, some that he'd hooked and some that Brad had hooked. There wasn't one fish that we landed that day that made the 28-inch legal size limit.
In conversation we'd learned that he'd been a pilot during World War II but getting many war stories came hard. But he did tell us that he was still flying and had his own plane and landing strip. We took that with a grain of salt, knowing his age and imagining his circumstances.
We had a legal fish that we'd caught the previous day. The day following his fishing trip we called and talked to his wife and told her that we'd be bringing up some nice striper fillets. When we got to his home he was in the process of building a huge barn to house his granddaughter's horse and also in the field was a landing strip and as pretty a single engine airplane as you could ever see! You gotta love those World War II veterans.
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A group that wants to make abortion illegal in Michigan has failed to collect enough signatures to qualify its issue for the November ballot.
Michigan Citizens for Life needed to turn in more than 317 thousand signatures of valid state voters to elections officials by Monday.
The group wants to change the state constitution to legally define a person as existing from the moment of conception.
If successful, the initiative could have sparked a legal challenge to the U.S. Supreme Court's 1973 decision legalizing abortion.
Michigan Citizens for Life leaders said the group's focus will now shift to the future, including a possible petition drive next year.
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Circles-JTDreamy Piano and ethereal pads and pulsating bass makes this track very relaxing and connected to nature. It will bring a good dose of sunshine and marvel to any scene featuring the majesty of nature.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCOE_200.jpgSingle69202-ST$ 39.9569202-EX$ 59.9569202-W$ 149.95Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Nature, Travel, Science, Background Emotions: Uplifting, Atmospheric, Calm, Ethereal, Light, Motivating, Refreshing, Serene, Soothing, Ambient, Hopeful Genre: Corporate/Technology, New Age, Electronica, Easy-Listening/New Age Instrument: Piano, Synthesizer, New Age Ensemble, Instrumental
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Gale CraterMesmerizing and atmospheric but upbeat with a view toward tomorrow. A nice backdrop for any science-related project.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATAP_200.jpgSingle69010-ST$ 39.9569010-EX$ 59.9569010-W$ 149.95Production Types: Corporate, Documentary, Science, Background Emotions: Mysterious, Atmospheric, Ethereal, Hypnotic, Incessant, Light, Pulsating, Abstract, Upbeat Genre: Corporate/Technology, Minimal, Electronica, Electronic Instrument: Electronic, Instrumental
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Testing The WatersAn intriguing blend of harp, choral and orchestral elements. An intoxicating and gentle quality that can add a little romance to your project.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS22AD_200.jpgSingle56007-ST$ 39.9556007-EX$ 59.9556007-W$ 149.95Production Types: Documentary, Meditation, Science, Spoken Word/Narration, Background Emotions: Atmospheric, Ethereal, Gentle, Light, Reflective, Relaxed, Serene, Ambient, Magical, Quiet, Soft Genre: New Age, Easy-Listening/New Age Instrument: Electronic, Instrumental
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The championship result reflects who were the best drivers. The top 3 were certainly the class of the field.
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Jim Rehnquist, a partner in Goodwin Procter's Securities Litigation & White Collar Defense Group, is a trial lawyer and former federal prosecutor. He specializes in complex civil litigation and white collar criminal defense, including the representation of corporations and individuals in internal investigations and SEC and other governmental and regulatory investigations. Mr. Rehnquist is annually recognized as one of Massachusetts' leading white collar crime attorneys by Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business, which described him as "great trial lawyer and super jury-friendly."
In 2010 Mr. Rehnquist successfully represented a plaintiff travel company in a trademark infringement trial in federal court in the District of Massachusetts. In a federal criminal trial in the District of Massachusetts in the fall of 2006, he secured a judgment of acquittal after a five-week trial for a construction executive charged with bribery and racketeering. Other recent representations include:
Mr. Rehnquist has been selected for inclusion in Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business. While attending law school, Mr. Rehnquist was Editor-in-Chief of the Boston University Law Review.
The Legal 500 United States 2015 Recognizes Goodwin Procter in 26 Practice AreasJune 4, 2015
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Mr. Rehnquist has been at Goodwin Procter since 1988, excluding four years (1994-1998) when he served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts. During his years as a federal prosecutor, working in both the Economic Crimes Unit and Organized Crime Strike Force Unit of the U.S. Attorney's Office in Boston, Mr. Rehnquist investigated and prosecuted a wide variety of complex business crimes, including fraud, tax, public corruption, trademark and racketeering cases. He had numerous jury trials and argued numerous appeals in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.
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Several events are happening this week where signatures can be gathered for the Secure Arkansas Ballot Initiative. The ballot initiative will prevent persons unlawfully present in the United States from getting taxpayer funded benefits. For a full description of the ballot initiative, visit http://www.securearkansas.com/ _______________________ 06-21-10- The "Lunch Bunch" by Secure Arkansas and the Arkansas Tea Party SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS Dr. Jorge Brito, Legal Immigrant & Mark | Read More »


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The Future of the Semantic Grid
The development of the Semantic Grid will be addressed at an international conference in Heraklion, Greece, on 1 June, by Professor David De Roure, Head of the School's Grid and Pervasive Computing Group. Professor De Roure will highlight the progress of the Semantic Grid towards a high degree of easy-to-use and seamless automation which will enable flexible collaborations and computations on a global scale.
EPrints developer wins UKUUG Award 2005
UKUUG (UK Unix and Open Systems User Group) has given its annual award for 2005 to Christopher Gutteridge of the School of Electronics and Computer Science for his work on the Open Archive Software: GNU EPrints. Christopher has been developing and supporting GNU EPrints 2 package over the last four years. The package is now used worldwide in universities and research institutions to enable researchers to share their research effectively, via the web, and to provide accessibility to scientific findings.
New ways for museums to explore and share their collections
Museum curators and researchers will soon be able to investigate and study works of art in multiple museums and galleries without leaving their desks.
This development is made possible by the SCULPTEUR project, completed this month. The project, which is the first of its kind, has unlocked the digital potential of the collections such as the V&A and the Uffizi. Over a three-year period, computer scientists from the School of Electronics and Computer Science and IT Innovation Centre have helped project partners find new ways for the associated museums and galleries to search, explore and share their rich multimedia collections.
Tony Hey to join Microsoft as Corporate Vice President
Professor Tony Hey is to join Microsoft Corporation as a corporate vice president to co-ordinate their Technical Computing Initiative. He will work across the company to co-ordinate Microsoft's efforts to collaborate with the scientific community worldwide.
Currently Director of the UK's e-Science Programme, Tony Hey has been a member of staff of the School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) since 1986, and was Head of School from 1994 to 1999.
AgentLink researchers seek feedback on future of agent technologies
Researchers in the School of Electronics and Computer Science have produced an interim report on agent technology on which they are inviting feedback from industry. The AgentLink III consultation document is said by ECS Professor Michael Luck, co-ordinator of the initiative, to set out a roadmap which aims to put Europe at the leading edge of international competitiveness in agent technology. AgentLink's role is to promote research, development and deployment of autonomous, problem-solving computational entities across industry and academia.
ECS inaugural lectures to address advances in photonics
The 'magical' qualities of technology and its potential to transform our lives will be addressed this week in lectures to be given by two of the School's professors. The Inaugural lectures by Professor Greg Parker and Professor James Wilkinson from the University's School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) and Optoelectronics Research Centre (ORC), will take place on Wednesday 18 May, and will address how technological advances in the worlds of photonics and nanoscale systems are making far-reaching new developments possible.
Towards the Semantic Web: the Power of Networks
Professor Wendy Hall CBE, FREng, Head of the School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton, will give the sixth annual Athena Lecture at Imperial College London, on Wednesday 4 May. In her lecture, Professor Hall will draw on her own experience and her personal research journey, to emphasize the powerful role that networks can play, both in computing, but also in tackling issues and problems in research and academic life more generally.


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Carl Bartels - October 18, 2009
Carl Bartels, age 44, passed away Sunday evening, Oct. 18, 2009, in an auto accident near Holyoke, Colo.
Survivors include parents, Wayne and Donna Bartels of Enders, Neb.; daughter, Larissa of Gibbon, Neb.; grandmothers, Maye Kunnemann of Imperial, Neb., and Ida Bartels of Wauneta, Neb.; sister, Carla, and husband, Greg McKinney of Lincoln, Neb.; nieces and a nephew, Emily, Sarah and Michael.
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