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What is the procedure in Arizona to motion for a "change of venue" from my Yavapai County Civil suit in Superior Court to Maricopa county? Please include any case cite/legal authorities/previous appellate decisions that I will need to support my motion and control the judge's decision in my favor.Thank you, xxxxxxxxx
I am an attorney and I would be happy to assist you. I am sorry to hear about your situation. In AZ, the law states that: A motion for change of venue for improper venue must be filed PRIOR to filing an answer in the case, or venue is waived. A motion for Change of Venue is filed to allege that the lawsuit has been filed in the wrong precinct. However, venue may be proper in more than one justice precinct. If the court grants an Order for a Change of Venue the case will be transferred to the proper justice precinct. To determine venue in a case in AZ, one can file their lawsuit: 1. In the Justice precinct where the defendant resides or does business OR 2. In the justice precinct where the incident occurred that brought about the debt or where the debt or obligation was incurred. The Motion/form to file for a change of venue is found here: http://courts.yavapai.us/verdevalleyjc/files/2012/02/Change-of-Venue-Improper.pdf
The foregoing is information on change of venue; however, there may be a better option, since it sounds as though the Answer has already been filed. You could instead file a 1) Motion for Recusal or a 2) Notice of Change of Judge (Preemptory Challenge). As long as no trial date has been set and no other dates triggered an exception, you have the right to file (only once) Notice of Peremptory Right to Change of Judge, pursuant to Ariz. R. Civ. P. 42 (f). Rule 42(f)(1)(A) provides each side with a change of one judge and of one 1 commissioner as a matter of right. The rule further provides that a party "shall file a 'Notice of Change of Judge'" to exercise their rights. Ariz. R. Civ. P. 42(f)(1)(A). I would recommend that you go this route, since it is your right and you don't have to explain why you are requesting it. You merely just request it and file it with the Clerk of the Court.
I would file the Notice as soon as possible though. If that doesn't work, only then file a Motion to Change Judge for cause. Here is a sample motion that cites AZ law, even if it is not your county - AZ civil procedure law still applies : http://pinalcountyaz.gov/Departments/JudicialBranch/ClerkoftheSuperiorCourt/HighProfileCases/Motion09.04.pdf
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Attorney Prentice: Thank you for your excellent answer. I have a follow up question please. You are correct about the answer has already been filed. Regarding the first paragraph of your answer, it seems that I will probably be unable to get a change of venue just because I fear that I won't get a fair trial in my county of Yavapai because the defense attorney has worked this court for years and most of the judges know him well and will most likely favor him over me. I believe the suit was filed in the proper venue in the beginning. I live in Yavapai county and the injury in this Chiropractic Malpractice occured in this county. I want to change it to Maricopa County so I will have a better chance of getting a fair trial, although the attorney practices there also, but Phoenix is a big city and the chances of getting a judge there that knows the attorney well is less likely. So my question is: Will they let me change the venue just because I fear that I will not get a fair trial in Yavapai County and is there any other way to get a change of venue to Maricopa County? It is important to me that it is changed to Maricopa County and to no other county. Thank you, Gregory.
Ms Prentice: Unfortunately I have no confidence in a Judges Oath and I have no confidence in the State Bar's complaint dept. The attorney there has already showed me, regarding another experience in another action, that he will only cover up my complaint and sweep it under the rug HE WILL DETERMINE THAT" THERE IS INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO PERSUE A FORMAL COMPLAINT"AND THAT WILL BE THE END OF IT. That's what they are paid to do- to protect the attorneys as best as they can. It's different if you can prove that the attorney raped a client or went to court drunk or something that you can proove without a doubt, but anything less a complainant will probably be wasting his time writing the complaint.This has been my experience with the bar complaint dept. How do I get substantial evidence to prove that the judge and the attorney are friends or that they are both Masonic Lodge members who have signed a blood oath to protect one another even if they are commiting unlawfull acts, or they both go to the same church and would be involved in favoritism? I plan to motion for a change of judge, as you suggested is my right, but I also need this change of venue to Maricopa County.
Ms. Prentice: Do you not have an answer to my question about how to get substantial evidence in my next to tne last sentence above regarding the Masonic , church and friends favoritism considerations? How do I prove these things if they are happening? Where is "the cause"? Please be specific. Thank you.


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HARI SREENIVASAN: And now to Iraq where a remarkable story is playing out in the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah, where American troops fought some of the most intense battles of the war a decade ago. Members of the Al Qaeda affiliated group known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, reportedly have overrun both cities. The Washington Post's Liz Sly has been reporting the story from Beirut, Lebanon and joins us from there via Skype. So Liz, what happened yesterday? What's happening today?
LIZ SLY: Well yesterday we saw the fighters of this Al Qaeda affiliated group, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, basically claim that they were in control of Fallujah. And it does look like there as much in control of that city as anyone else. They've raised their flag over their town and they told the citizens they're in control, and the Iraqi army is outside of town. Today we saw the Iraqi army shelling the town and seemingly some clashes on the outskirts in which they were trying to get back into the town, which as far as I can gather from the conversation I've had with people in Fallujah, they have not been able to re-enter as of now.
HARI SREENIVASAN: And so yesterday the Iraqi military and police just withdrew as soon as they saw ISIS was here?
LIZ SLY: Basically, yes, this was the combination of some violent events over the previous several days in which the Iraqi army and security forces were forced to flee from this two towns, Fallujah and Ramadi. And they've had some successes getting back into Ramadi, but not in Fallujah.
HARI SREENIVASAN: So how has the situation in Fallujah changed since the U.S. withdrew troops?
LIZ SLY: Well the U.S. withdrew slowly over a period of time and they were handing power over the Iraqi security forces. But one of the bigger pictures that has gone on in that time, is the government Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has really not been particularly inclusive to the Sunni communities in the Sunni areas, and that has caused a lot of resentment to the central government. So what you're seeing is a continuation of the sectarian tensions that were stirred up by the U.S. invasion of Iraq. And a central failure of the central government to include these areas in the politics of the country in a way that might have calmed some of these tensions down. So there's a lot of different and complicated things going on.
HARI SREENIVASAN: Has the situation in Syria next door made it easier for the Islamic movement of, what was it, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria to try and establish a foothold in Ramadi and Fallujah?
LIZ SLY: Well, absolutely because they have taken over provinces or territory in provinces bordering Iraq and that has given them freedom of movement, a place where they can arm and regroup and train people, and that has definitely made it much easier for them to assert themselves again in these Iraqi provinces from which the American troops had thought they had driven them out.
HARI SREENIVASAN: Are we seeing a splintering of Iraq?
LIZ SLY: Yes I think we're seeing a splintering of the whole region at the moment. The region is fragmenting along many, many different fault lines that were always there, but in the absence of strong central governments anywhere in the region,
extremists are asserting themselves in this area or that. Other groups are asserting themselves here and there. And yeah the whole region is fragmenting.
HARI SREENIVASAN: And how does that effect the United States?
LIZ SLY: The US troops put a lot, they put a lot of blood on the lines to defend the state of Iraq, a lot of money was spent. But the Obama administration has publicly declared a wish to not be involved in the Middle East as previous U.S. administrations were. And the results of that is obviously a lot of turmoil and upheaval because America was the biggest power in this region.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The S&P 500 muddled along within a tight trading range on Friday, but ended the session higher by 0.17% and closed at another record high.
On CNBC's "Fast Money" TV show, Brian Kelly, founder of Brian Kelly Capital, said Owens Corning's (OC) earnings report seemed "most concerning." He added that the housing starts and building permits data have been weak and the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB) appears to be "rolling over." He suggested consumers could get pinched if oil prices remain elevated.
Tim Seymour, managing partner of Triogem Asset Management, said the U.S. consumer seems to be fine, with disposable income increasing. He added that consumer staples companies like Coca-Cola (KO), Walgreen (WAG), and beer companies have been doing well.
Dan Nathan, co-founder and editor of riskreversal.com, pointed out that names like Costco Wholesale (COST), Wal-Mart (WMT) and Target (TGT) are well off their 52-week highs.
Pete Najarian, co-founder of optionmonster.com and trademonster.com, said the previous market leaders are not hitting new 52-week highs because other sectors, such as financials, are now leading the overall market higher.
Seymour said he continues to like KO, Kimberly-Clark (KMB) and other large-cap valuation stocks in the consumer staples sector.
Kelly said investors could sell-short the ITB if they want to have a hedge on the housing market.
Nathan said he likes Apple (AAPL), but not until it pulls back to $85.
Najarian is a buyer of Under Armour (UA) over Nike (NKE) because of Under Armour's rapid growth rate.
Seymour said he bought a half-position in Oracle (ORCL) following the slight selloff caused by the company's earnings result. He pointed out that the company missed earnings per share estimates by 3 cents, 2 cents of which came from Venezuelan currency swings. He likes the company's valuation and dividend yield.
Kelly said Oracle is facing a lot of competition from Salesforce.com (CRM) and Microsoft (MSFT), and he's a buyer of Microsoft. Nathan argued that investors should avoid Oracle since it has no organic growth.


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First-time visitors to Ethiopia are generally amazed by the
stunning natural beauty of a country that is also incredibly rich
in culture and history. The striking diversity of landscapes,
ancient traditions and people leaves a lasting impression to
challenge the misleading stereotype of a land stricken by years of
drought and famine. Ethiopia boasts of being the only uncolonised
country in Africa, having defeated and expelled the Italians after
a mere five years of occupation. Ethiopia has emerged into the
present day as a fiercely independent and proud country, and one in
which Islam and Christianity coexist in relative harmony.
Brimming with contrasts and extremes, Ethiopia beckons visitors
to explore from the tops of its highlands, where mountains soar
over 14,100 feet (4,300 metres), to the depths of the Danakil
Depression situated below sea level. Discovering Abyssinian culture
and traditions that date back over 3,000 years is incredibly
exciting and it is possible to experience ancient Islamic folklore,
as well as the fascinating rituals and sacred ceremonies of the
Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Ethiopia is described as the Cradle of
Humanity, home to the oldest human remains in the world, while at
the same time its capital, Addis Ababa, meaning 'New Flower' in
Amharic, is home to the more modern problems of urban migration,
where homeless people roam the streets in search of food, money and
a better life. Despite the undeniable poverty, however, travellers
will find that the vast majority of Ethiopians are polite, friendly
and hugely industrious - the urban streets may be littered with
refuse but they are also full of smiles.
The north of Ethiopia is the most attractive region for visitors
both from an historical and a natural point of view. The Historic
Route winds through the medieval wonders of the country, including
the ancient cities of Gondar and Axum and the breath-taking
Lalibela churches, hewn into rock. The north also boasts the lofty
Simien Mountains National Park, encompassing the fourth highest
peak on the continent, and providing fantastic hiking opportunities
and a variety of wildlife. Bahar Dar, situated on Lake Tana, is
popular as a base from which to explore the intriguing monasteries
built on the many islands scattered about the lake, as well as the
Blue Nile Falls, or 'Smoke of Fire', which are arguably the most
impressive falls in North Africa.
The south of Ethiopia, on the other hand, is the heartland of
some of the surviving tribal cultures, with villagers living much
as they have for centuries. There are fewer awe-inspiring ancient
sites but the game reserves and tribal enclaves draw adventurous
Ethiopia is set among a contrasting environment of natural
beauty and the signs of poverty, where lakes, mountains and
wildlife reserves compete for attention with the poor and hungry.
Ethiopia is used to being overlooked as a tourist destination, but
the country's unique attractions are slowly taking pride of place
in northeast Africa, and today the oldest independent nation on the
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Sweet 16 players the Celtics might be interested in
There was a lot of groaning from basketball fans this week when several of the supposed top prospects in the upcoming NBA Draft flamed out in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament. Duke, Kansas, and Oklahoma State are out, taking with them four of the top six projected picks in June's draft. Goodbye, Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker. Hello, Dayton.
If your primary focus is the Celtics and you're only a casual college fan, your interest in the tournament doesn't have to stop with the departure of those players. The Celtics own two first-round picks in the 2014 draft. The first is likely to be in the top 6. but the second, which they'll receive from Brooklyn (assuming the Hawks don't catch them), should be in the high-teens. There are 10 players still playing in the tourney who could help the Celtics as soon as next season. Here are some guys to keep an eye on …
Julius Randle, PF, Kentucky
With Wiggins, Parker, Joel Embid, and Marcus Smart out, Randle is the highest-profile prospect left in the tournament. DraftExpress has the Celtics taking Randle with the 4th overall pick in June. The guess here is that for Celtics fans who've seen this kid play, that's perfectly OK. Randle is a load inside, able to carve out space for himself and finish around the basket. He averaged 15.1 points and 10.6 rebounds during the season. Kentucky faces Louisville Friday at 9:45 p.m.
Aaron Gordon, PF, Arizona
Gordon has averaged 17 points in two tournament games, making an impressive 15 of 21 shots from the field. Gordon isn't quite as skilled offensively as someone like Randle, but he'll be a top-10 pick nonetheless. Gordon's No.1-seeded Wildcats face San Diego State Thursday night at 10:17 p.m.
Willie Cauley-Stein, C, Kentucky
Projected in the middle of the first round, Cauley-Stein is a 7-foot true center who averaged 2.9 blocks per game this season. He won't be Boston's first pick, but the Celtics could use someone with Cauley-Stein's defensive chops to slot alongside Jared Sullinger if he's there with their second pick. Kentucky faces Louisville Friday at 9:45 p.m
Gary Harris, SG, Michigan State
We're getting into the players who may be available with Boston's second pick. The Michigan St. guard came back for his sophomore season, which looks like the right decision. Harris averaged 16.9 points this season, though his drop in shooting percentage, particularly from 3-point range, is troubling. Still, Tom Izzo's kids know how to play in this league. Michigan State faces Virginia Friday night at 9:57 p.m.
Nik Stauskas, SG, Michigan
Stauskas is a shooting specialist projected for the middle of the first round. He bumped up his scoring average up six points from his freshman to sophomore season, averaging 17.4 points this year. Stauskas makes 3-pointers at an impressive .451 clip. A true scorer in the backcourt isn't the Celtics' only need, but it's up there. Michigan faces Tennessee Friday at 7:15 p.m.
Kyle Anderson, G/F, UCLA
The 6-foot-9-inch slasher has good "measurables'', according to DraftExpress. Those measurables include wingspan and overall length, something that makes Jay Bilas all tingly inside. Anderson improved his shooting drastically from his freshman to sophomore seasons, going from 21 percent to 49 percent. There are questions about his athleticism, but he has a knack for the game. UCLA faces Florida Thursday at 9:45 p.m.
Jordan Adams, G, UCLA
Adams averaged 20 points per contest in his first two tournament games, up from his 17.4-point average during the season. The 6-foot-5-inch guard has good size for the position and has quick hands, which he used to average 2.7 steals per game. UCLA faces Florida Thursday at 9:45 p.m.
James Young, G/F Kentucky
Member of the supposed best freshman class in the history of the sport, Young averaged 14.3 points per game this season. The left-hander has a solid NBA body but, like all freshman, needs polish. Kentucky faces Louisville Friday at 9:45 p.m.
Adreian Payne, PF, Michigan State
A rare four-year player, Payne's experience and toughness are big reasons the Spartans are favored in this tournament despite their No. 4 seed. Payne is an efficient inside player who has added an outside shot to his game (he makes them at a 44 percent clip). Being 23-years-old may hurt his stock with some teams, but Danny Ainge has shown a penchant for drafting experienced players. Kentucky faces Louisville Friday at 9:45 p.m.
Nick Johnson, SG, Arizona
Johnson put up 18 points and 17 points in his two tournament games thus far. Ranked ahead of lottery picks Michael Carter-Williams, Otto Porter, and Ben McLemore coming out of high school, Johnson hasn't quite lived up to expectations at Arizona. A 16.3-point average this season might be a sign that he's putting it all together. The Wildcats face San Diego State Thursday night at 10:17 p.m.


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The Disney Touch: Disney, ABC and The Quest for the World's Greatest Media Empire
This revised and updated edition of the text presents the saga of the Disney entertainment dynasty, including the company's $19 billion deal to buy Capital Cities/ABC. It offers an in-depth account of how Disney evolved into one of the 20th century's most successful and respected corporations. This behind-the-scenes account of the corporation reveals how Disney executive Frank Wells' death led to the demise of the management team that had guided the company's comeback and offers an account of the departure of legendary studio chief, Jeffrey Katzenberg.
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THERE are not many people who when faced with cancer, manage to smile through the tears.
But Liz Day, of Broadway, did just that.
"We all laughed even though we were crying," she said of her diagnosis with potential breast cancer following a three yearly mammogram.
Now in remission, the 60-yearold has been working hard to give back to the surgeon she says made her feel important on a tough journey and has raised £5,500 for the Worcestershire Breast Unit in Worcester.
"I had two patches of pre-cancerous calcium cells in my right breast, one large intermediate patch and one small slow-growing patch," Mrs Day, of Leamington Road explained.
"This was detected from my three-yearly mammogram. This could only be detected in the lab as you cannot see it or feel it.
"I was extremely lucky that it was detected so early and Steven Thrush, my surgeon at Worcester, acted so quickly otherwise these patches would, in his opinion, have become a tumour and spread to the rest of my body and my life would have been cut short.
"Mr Thrush carried out three operations in one, I had a mastectomy of my right breast and the Latissimus Dorsi muscle from my upper back moved to create a new right breast and the left breast reduced. I was in surgery for eight hours.
"Throughout, Mr Thrush, as well as the Breast Care Nurses at Worcestershire Royal Hospital and Barn Close Surgery in Broadway have treated me wonderfully.
It has been a tough journey but they have always made me feel as if I am the most important patient, they have always been good to me and I am still here."
After receiving the all clear Mrs Day began fundraising to give something back to the unit.
The horse and sponsorship secretary of the Moreton Agricultural Show said: "I had a frog race night at Willersey Village Hall, a race night at the Lifford Hall, Broadway and my daughter Marianne is having a fitness camp in Upton Snodsbury before Christmas.
"We will then have raised £5,500 towards a much needed piece of machinery for the Worcestershire Breast Unit."
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Hello! Im from Pekin, Indiana, roughly 10min from Henryville, Indiana. I dont know if any of you have seen on the news that we tornadoes rip through our area, leaving people homeless, a school very severely damaged, and a town completely demolished. Its so amazing how our little community has come together.
I am planning on having a bake sale and donate ALL the profits to the tornado victims. I have already got the health departments permission. Since this is a non profit cause, i will be able to bake them from my home and they do not have to be in individual containers. So now i am trying to figure out how to keep them covered. I am planning on making cupcakes and cookies, and i have a bakery donating cinnamon rolls and onion bagels. I know it would be easier to have the cupcakes in their own containers, but since im paying for everything out of pocket, im trying to avoid that. Any ideas? thanks a bunch
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With one stellar half on Sunday, Peyton Manning set the NFL single-season record for yards passing. He finished with 5,477 yards and 55 touchdown passes - both league marks.
LeSean McCoy had the rushing title wrapped up before the Eagles beat the Cowboys on Sunday night for the NFC East title and a spot in the postseason. Coming into the game, McCoy had a 189-yard lead on Jamal Charles, who sat out the Chiefs' regular-season finale.
McCoy ran for 131 yards in a 24-22 victory and finished with 1,607, becoming the first Philadelphia running back to win the rushing title since Hall of Famer Steve Van Buren in 1949.
Cleveland Browns receiver Josh Gordon finished with an NFL-high 1,646 yards receiving, a first for the franchise. Washington's Pierre Garcon led with 113 receptions.
Indianapolis' Robert Mathis finished with 19 1/2 sacks, a half-sack more than Robert Quinn of St. Louis. Mathis joined Dwight Freeney as Indy's only sacks champions.
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This was hung in my bathroom and became the beginning of my man cave.
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This was a Christmas gift to my son. He had asked for a Harley Davidson poster and I went ahead and had it framed. He was so excited and I was very impressed with the quality and how quickly I received the order. I'll be ordering again from this company.
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Posted Fri Jun 27th by Josh Temple
Check out this article over at the Wall Street Journal about sportswriter Stefan Fatsis. I don't remember hearing anything about this guy back in 2006. The Broncos let him come onto the team as a kicker during training camp that year to report what it's like to go through the ordeal as a pro football player. A la George Plimpton – The Paper Lion. Fatsis played soccer growing up, got into the best shape of his life and tried to compete in training camp. He has written a book about it titled A few Seconds of Panic. Here is the summary from the article:
In 2006, Stefan Fatsis persuaded the Denver Broncos to allow him to join the team at its summer training camp as a placekicker, becoming the first writer to suit up for a National Football League camp since George Plimpton in 1963. In this excerpt from his new book, "A Few Seconds of Panic: A 5-Foot-8, 170-Pound, 43-Year-Old Sportswriter Plays in the NFL," he's called on to kick in front of the full team for the first time.
I love the story about Mike Shanahan calling him onto the field the first time to kick an actual practice winning field goal. The guys getting time off during camp were riding on his kicks. I'm going to have to go pick this one up, the personal stories of our players seem to be the most interesting part of this. Watch the video to see what I'm talking about. The stuff with Meadows and Kyle Johnson seem fairly deep. Shows you who on that squad seemed like great guys to be around, Ferguson and Veal to name a few.


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Takuma Sato and the ABC Supply/AJ Foyt Racing team are in their first season together. Sato is 13th in the IZOD IndyCar Series standings.
Takuma Sato On:
Sonoma Raceway: "It's the most dynamic and challenging road course in the series. In some ways, it's tricky but I always enjoy the huge elevation changes throughout a lap and the great high speed corners. Most of the high speed corners are related to some elevation change so it makes car always unstable and inconstant. For example, we have to wait until Turn 7 for the track to get flat--otherwise it's always up and down and the attitude [of the car] changes at the apex in the middle of the corner, so that is challenging. Also the track is generally low grip as it is a bit sandy, but some places are even more slippery with different surfaces and very difficult to secure a good grip."
The key setup for the race: "It's a very tricky place here for the engineer as well. The surface has low grip and there are three extremely slow-speed corners so you need a very good mechanical grip but you need a lot of platform control as well for aero because many of the rest are high-speed corners. It's very difficult to get the balance right as the track makes the car unstable all the time."
What he did in the area before the Open Test: "My family came and we stayed in Sonoma a little bit but then went to Las Vegas and also visited Yosemite Park. Vegas is always fun to find some different things and we enjoyed a couple of the shows. It was our first visit to Yosemite and that was fantastic--a great way to relax and get refreshed in the beauty of nature."
A.J. Foyt on his recovery: "I'm not coming along as fast as I'd hoped to – everything is looking good and I'm feeling good but the doctors don't want me to travel that far by air. I get real tired – it's a lot rougher than I thought it was going to be. I can't wait to get back but it'll be Houston before I'm at a race."
Past performance: In three starts at Sonoma, Sato's best start was 16th at the track in 2011 with KV Racing and his best finish was 18th in both 2010 and 2011 with them. In eight appearances, the Foyt team's best start (14th) came in 2012 with Mike Conway and its best finish (10th) came in 2005 with Jeff Bucknum.
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Reggae music, reggae sound, the number one sound/Play the guitar, come in with the bassman, I can't do without the drummer…
During the Regan/Thatcher era, Daley cut two of his most characteristic albums for producer Roy Cousins' Tamoki Wambezi label. 1982's Julia and '83's Songs For A Reason (both still in print) highlight Daley's soft, emotive timbre. Similarly, the song titles say a lot about Daley's once and future lyrical concerns: "Going To Africa," "Mount Zion," "Israel Vibes," "This Tribulation," and "Jah Is The Master" are all imbued with the singer's heartfelt conscious vibes. Daley has the voice of a humble prophet, a poet speaking plainly about the plight of the poor.
More recently, Daley has recorded albums for Gussie P's Sip A Cup imprint, the French Patates Records, Mad Professor's Ariwa Music, and with the electronic dance group Dreadzone (pictured above). It's important to note that Daley's collaborations with the latter group occurred around the same time Horace Andy linked with Massive Attack in the '90s, and the Dreadzone/Earl 16 tracks were nearly as popular in England and elsewhere. In Europe, Daley tours with the No More Babylon band and records exclusive dubplates for soundsystems like Holland's King Shiloh.
With his journeyman career music marked by myriad studio and production collaborations that reflect artistic consistency and a unified sentiment, Earl "16" Daley has made a lasting impact in the international music scene. But then again, Earl Daley has always had a sound–a reggae sound.


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Fri 15 Oct 2004
have been producing/directing/scripting docs since 1987.am based in
new delhi ,india and have dabbled in adult literacy,environment,
women empowerment, health communication campaigns, distance
learning. ....and most of the popular problems doc makers love to
carry the cross for....and...hey i also make slick corporate videos;-)
am a student of life, just begining to have fun.
looking forward to learning and sharing
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AICC General Secretary and MP Digvijaya Singh will be the chief guest on the occasion of "Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Yatra Commemoration Day" on Wednesday at Historic Charminar at 10.30 am.
In a pressnote here today, Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Yatra Commemoration committee chairman G Niranjan stated that TPCC president Uttam Kumar Reddy will hoist the party flag at Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana pole at Charminar, where late Rajiv Gandhi had hoisted the party flag. Justice M.N. Rao, former Chief Justice of Himachal Pradesh and former Chariman, National Commission for Backward Classes will be honored with the "Sadbhavana Award" on the occasion.
"Our beloved leader Late Rajiv Gandhi hoisted the Congress flag at Charminar and commenced his Sadbhavana Yatra in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderad on October 19, 1990. The Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Yatra Commemoration Committee is observing October 19 as "Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana Yatra Commemoration Day" and organizing the program every year at Charminar for the past 26 years and presenting Sadbhavana Award to an eminent personality in recognition of his services to the society.
Senior Congress leaders S. Jaipal Reddy, Bhatti Vikramarka Mullu, K. Jana Reddy, Mohd. Ali Shabbir, Koppula Raju, R.C. Khuntia, V. Hanumantha Rao, G. Chinna Reddy and MPs, MLAs and other important leaders will take part in the program, he added. (NSS)


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text: I'm curious how others are handling this. We are seeing more and more external parties (Vendors, Auditors, etc.) that want to plug their equipment in to our internal networks. Usually it is just to do some kind of presentation. Here at our data center we have an external DSL line that we just move from conference room to conference room and that gets them internet connectivity without them touching our internal networks. Lately these requests have come from remote locations that don't have much infrastructure other than thin clients and network ports. No DSL at those sites at all. How are you handing this kind of issue when someone from outside needs/wants to plug in to get network connectivity? A vendor presentation is one thing but auditors can live on site for months and, more recently, want to bring their own file server with them. We check to make sure they have AV software, that it is running, and that the DATs are current, but that won't prevent someone from running a sniffer or password cracker on the network. We are working with the network team to fence them of using VPNs but I thought I would ask how others are handing this situation. Thanks in advance. Mike.


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Man, if I had the money…
The Sofia Hotel (150 West Broadway) which used to share the historic 1928 building with Greyhound, now has a lotta space freed up, since Greyhound left for their new, smaller site at 12th and Imperial.
The corner space, specially, is crying out for a sidewalk-oriented café.
Any takers?


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Richard Thomas says openness laws have had an "irreversible impact" on Britain's "obsession with secrecy".
But he has only ruled on half of the 2,600 complaints last year and wants more staff to speed up the process.
Mr Thomas also says people have become more aware of the danger Britain could "sleepwalk to a surveillance society".
As information commissioner, he warned of that risk in 2004, pointing to the possible results of the national identity cards register and other ways of collecting information.
Technology risks
Two years on, there are more CCTV cameras , systems for automatically recognising car number plates are being introduced and in London details of people's journeys on public transport made with Oyster travel cards are stored for two months.
But speaking to the BBC News website, Mr Thomas says he believes the UK has not become a surveillance society.
"Undoubtedly, technology and the growth in the amount of information being collected does present risks," he says.
"But one thing I'm really quite pleased about is now there is a much greater awareness of the issues.
"Those who want to collect information and want to share it are much more alive now to the risks of getting it wrong... in terms of alienating the public, losing trust."
He says the Department of Health, for example, is almost as concerned as he is on getting electronic health records right.
Mr Thomas says the change can have "fantastic benefits" for sharing information between GPs and hospitals, but there are "colossal" risks too, including unauthorised access.
The health records illustrate the kind of balance he is trying to achieve as the judge on data protection laws.
He also has some concern about DNA from people who come into contact with police, but who are not charged or convicted, being kept in a database - although he is not making any "public comment".
Identity cards
Mr Thomas hit the headlines when he warned that the database behind the controversial identity cards scheme risked "unnecessary and disproportionate intrusion" into people's privacy.
The ID cards Bill is back before Parliament but Mr Thomas says he is keeping a deliberately low profile as it is not his job to play an active part in parliamentary debates.
He says the government did listen to his call for the purposes of the register to be clearly spelt out.
But asked whether people should know what he thinks of changes to plans he dubbed last year as excessive, he replies: "The bill hasn't really changed very much."
He expects to be heavily involved in the detail of the regulations if Parliament passes the laws to set up the ID scheme.
"A lot of these issues, the devil's in the detail," he says.
Where he certainly does play an active part is as judge on the freedom of information (FOI) laws which came into force last January.
The laws enable people to ask to see documents from more than 115,000 public bodies, including Whitehall departments.
Mr Thomas has to rule on disputes about whether some files are covered by exemptions allowed in the laws - such as national security, commercially sensitivity or advice on policy making.
In the first 12 months there were more than 100,000 requests for information.
Taking longer than expected
Mr Thomas has closed the files on about 1,300 of the complaints about government departments, councils and other organisations failing to release the information.
But he has a backlog of another 1,300 still to conclude, something which has caused concern among MPs on the Commons constitutional affairs committee, which is investigating how the laws have worked.
"Some of these cases are taking longer than I feel comfortable with," he says, explaining he has made changes to speed up the process.
"I am talking to the Department of Constitutional Affairs about increasing our resources. Obviously we've got to make best possible use of our existing resources but we have not got a huge amount - 29 case handlers."
Mr Thomas will not go into details about what he wants, saying it is a "delicate" issue.
But he particularly wants extra staff this year to get through the "initial surge" of requests. With more resources he hopes to get to a "steady state" by spring 2007.
Frivolous requests?
The commissioner met Constitutional Affairs Secretary Lord Falconer last week.
Lord Falconer has said he wants to clamp down on irresponsible requests, such as people asking how much government spends on toilet rolls or how many windows there are in the education department.
But Mr Thomas says he made a clear point to Lord Falconer, saying he said early on he would generally not force public bodies to meet mischievous requests which imposed unacceptable costs.
"I'm really quite surprised that government departments are not making far greater use of the exclusion in the [Freedom of Information] act for vexatious requests," he says.
But Mr Thomas is positive about how the act has generally been used, citing media articles about everything from casualties to Iraq to performance rates for heart surgeons.
He has forced local councils to reveal the results of health inspections of restaurants.
He is pleased that "ordinary people", rather than journalists or pressure groups, have made the most requests.
And research suggesting that 86% of public bodies see the benefits of the new disclosure laws is a boost to his drive for officials to realise the laws should not just be seen as a burden.
"Undoubtedly the process of culture change has started. It has not yet finished."
There have been complaints that government departments have not met the deadline of answering requests within 20 workings days.
Mr Thomas says the majority of requests are being met, although in some cases later than the deadline.
"In the first year I have been fairly tolerant of that as everyone's been on a massive learning curve.
"And as long as I'm satisfied that the public authority is trying, if it needs perhaps to take some legal advice or because it's waiting for a third party to give its response... I won't be particularly hardline for the first couple of years."
His response marks out his determination to be effective by being selective in where he pursues cases, although critics would like him to do more.
But Mr Thomas is critical of the state in which disputed cases are handed to his office to make a judgement.
"The cases are substantially less well prepared when they come to us than we had expected and more complicated than we might have expected," he says.
Controversy to come
People making the requests can be "rather vague" about what information they actually want.
And notices refusing access to information can be "amateur", with reasons that do not stack up, even if the decision is justified.
Mr Thomas says he takes his role as an independent regulator - apart from the system he supervises - very seriously.
While initially rather a "one man band", albeit with an office behind him, he feels less "lonely" in his task now he has created a management board to help manage the system, although the buck stops with him.
That may prove useful as he acknowledges that more and more of the cases he will judge in the months to come will be unpopular with one side or the other.
"We will have some controversies about some of the decisions we make but I'm here to do my job...
"We cannot be bowed by considerations of popularity or unpopularity."
It could be a testing time for the watchdog charged with overseeing laws on both openness and privacy.
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Discussion in 'Dogs - General Dog Chat' started by pimp, May 2, 2004.
I have a lab and were going to get another tell me what dog and why.
Clay, there are lots of things to consider when you get a dog.
You have to figure out how much time you have to spend with a dog. Do you want to deal with all the stuff that comes along with the cuteness of a puppy, or would you rather start with a dog that's adult or almost adult?
Have you considered going to a local animal shelter and adopting a dog?
How much room would a dog have to exercise in at your home? Is your yard large or small? Is it fenced in?
What kind of dogs do you like? Large dogs? Small dogs? Medium dogs?
Here's a good website to check out and read about different breeds: http://www.dog-breeds.net/Dog_Breeds_Directory.htm
Figure out answers to these questions and get back to us to give us some idea of what you think you might like; there are lots of people here who will be glad to give you some first hand knowledge of dealing with a real variety of breeds.


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West Coast Eagles star Nic Naitanui is already noted as one of the best ruckmen in the AFL - but he might also be becoming one of the league's most proficient fisherman.
Naitanui treated his 62,000-plus Instagram followers on Thursday morning to a photo of a shark freshly caught off the coast of Perth.
The haul follows a string of other Nic Nat angling pictures over the summer months, including a memorable catch with teammate Mark LeCras at Cervantes.


text: http://www.miamidolphins.com/news/a...fter-Bye/75faf26a-9389-417b-b85a-e3fd62cedac1 All it took was that first coach's whistle to jolt the Miami Dolphins players back to reality and remind them that their bye week is over. Four days away from the team's practice facility enabled the veterans and rookies to recharge their batteries and refocus their minds on the big divisional game this Sunday at the New York Jets. So this bonus first practice was a chance for Head Coach Joe Philbin and his staff to get a jumpstart on what they want to accomplish this week. "We had an aggressive schedule with good meetings in the morning and a workout," Philbin said. "I think the practice was decent. I haven't seen the tape yet but I think having been through a couple of first days back after the bye I thought it was a good start to the week." Some of the players never left South Florida and opted to spend time with their families while at the same time making sure they did a little conditioning work on their bodies. Others traveled either to their hometowns to reunite with friends and family members back there or to the islands to truly get away from football for a few days. When it was time to put on their helmets and shoulder pads again, there was eagerness among the players to ramp it up and recover some of the momentum they gained in back-to-back victories over the Cincinnati Bengals and St. Louis Rams. They had to temper that enthusiasm a little on the practice field. "A lot of guys were flying around and we had more energy out there today," said cornerbackNolan Carroll, who has started the last two games in place of the injured Richard Marshall. "Everybody was more aware at meetings and just that anxiety to get started again and get to a rivalry week right off the bye week is something that we acknowledge. We know this is a big game because we're fighting for that top spot in the division still and it's a tight race. We see it as a 10-game season now for us." Center Mike Pouncey was one of those players that got away as he and his girlfriend took a trip to Jamaica. He still was able to find a television on Saturday showing his alma mater, the University of Florida, beat up on South Carolina to the tune of 44-11. Being as he at the center of the action in the trenches definitely takes its toll on Pouncey's body, so he welcomed the four days off perhaps more than anybody. He also can't wait to see the Jets again after experiencing the 23-20 overtime loss to them back on September 23rd.


text: I have a Rev A. Dual 2.0 G5 and I'm looking to get some extra ram. Does anyone know if the ram that comes in the machine is Samsung? If it is, then I guess there would be nothing wrong with getting two extra sticks of 512MB of Samsung ram. If someone can give me some feedback here, that would be great. Thanks.


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Blair, Meyer quoted in The Fiscal Times article
July 7, 2011
Editor's note: Assistant Professor Eden Blair and Project Springboard winner Cassie Meyer spoke with The Fiscal Times reporter David Koeppel about career prospects for young entrepreneurs. Koeppel found Meyer is bucking a discouraging trend.
When Entrepreneurs Are Too Young to Succeed
By David Koeppel, The Fiscal Times
Josh Mohrer learned the hard way that the dream of starting a company out of your dorm room can quickly become a nightmare.
In 2002, while he was still an undergraduate at Columbia University, Mohrer co-founded Rational Fashion, an eBay seller of discounted designer clothing. But his co-founder died in an accident in 2003. Soon, the bookkeeping became overwhelming and the company was sued by manufacturers who claimed Mohrer was selling knockoffs. (Mohrer says he had no idea the merchandise wasn't authentic.) By 2005, the business had failed and Mohrer was $30,000 in debt.
"I really didn't know what I was doing," says Mohrer, now 29 and director of business development for Lot18, a startup that connects specialty food and wine buyers with retailers. "I had no accounting background, didn't know how to keep records, and venture capital wasn't even on my radar."
Despite the popular image of brilliant, young entrepreneurs who don't bother to finish their Ivy League educations before they launch wildly successful startups, experts say Mohrer's experience is more the rule than the exception. A lack of business experience, a small professional network, and limited access to capital are some of the biggest hurdles facing new grads who think they're the next Mark Zuckerberg. In fact, only about 2.2 percent of business owners are younger than 25, according to a June report by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Research indicates that the most successful entrepreneurs are older and more experienced. becoming entrepreneurs than any time in the last 15 years. In the wake of the recession, many people – young and not-so-young — have started own businesses because they couldn't find full-time work. Slightly more than 20 percent of young entrepreneurs said they launched a business because they were unemployed, according to a recent survey by the Buzz Marketing Group and the Young Entrepreneur Council.
And while young entrepreneurs can bring a fresh perspective and may be more willing than established professionals to take a flyer on an idea, experts say they're often not prepared to run a company. A Kauffman Foundation study found that 96 percent of entrepreneurs felt previous work experience was important to their success. Brad Feld, managing director of the Foundry Group, a venture capital firm based in Boulder, Colo., says he's not adverse to funding young entrepreneurs but many lack "experience in building and scaling a business and have a more limited network."
No one wants to step on youthful enthusiasm, and new grads are often passionate about their ideas. But following your dream can lead to disaster, says Carol Roth, author of The Entrepreneurial Equation: Evaluating the Realities, Risks, and Rewards of Having Your Own Business. "If passion was a starting point, then Imelda Marcos would own Zappos," she says. Roth's advice to would-be entrepreneurs: Get a job. "I tell graduates to first get their real life MBA," she says. "Learn on someone else's dime and get paid for it. Go work for a company even if it's in the mailroom. It may not be the best pay check, but it's an experience to really know an industry from the ground up."
Eden Blair, an assistant professor of entrepreneurship at Bradley University, agrees that the odds are stacked against young entrepreneurs. She often tells students to get five or six years of work experience before setting out on their own. True, younger entrepreneurs are typically unencumbered by debt and family ties, she says, but they often have a hard time getting bank loans. Blair encourages her students to try getting cash from "friends, family and fools."
Yet Blair still encourages her students to pursue their business goals. She recently had an undergrad who came to her with a plan to start a cruise line. She advised him to think a little smaller and start a charter boat service on Lake Michigan. "Fred Smith [the founder of Federal Express] created a business plan and was told it would never work. Who am I to tell them not to follow a dream?"
That's what Cassie Meyer, 25, is doing. Meyer, who graduated from Bradley's entrepreneurship program in May, co-founded Knotty Outdoors, a company that sells women's hunting and outdoor apparel. The recent graduate grew up in a family that hunted, which for her meant wearing oversized men's clothes. "We're designing something that's functional and also fashionable," she says. "We're very passionate about it… willing to [take a] risk. The whole thing could be a flop, but we can't dwell on that."
Failing may be part of the game. About 51 percent of new businesses fail within five years, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. Jonathan Bednarsh, 37, co-founder of Onboard Informatics, a New York company that provides real estate data , started his first business shortly after graduating from the University of Indiana in 1994. It failed after a year. "I thought I knew everything and was invincible like a lot of headstrong entrepreneurs," he recalls. But in the next seven years he worked for other businesses, including a real estate data startup, similar to the company he later started. That gave him the edge when going out on his own again. "It doesn't hurt to get experience in the real world." he says.


text: Darren Rovell takes viewers "Behind the Counter" for CNBC's new doc (which has nothing to do with marijuana this time): "Behind the Counter: The Untold Story of Franchising" debuts Wednesday at 9pmET. Rovell will show viewers that in the franchise business can be both the American dream and the American nightmare. The doc re-airs one week from tonight.


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When labor happens... labor really happens, y'all. And your outfit is no excuse! A UK mum-to-be, Jessica Wynter, was wearing her full-body pajamas (read: adult onesie) when she went into labor with her baby. She thought that she'd have enough time to get to the hospital but surprise! baby came way earlier than mama thought — and if it wasn't for her outfit, well, who knows what would have happened.
Jessica delivered baby Kye into the leg of her one-piece pajama set. The new mama, just 21, told The Sun, "If I'd not been wearing it I don't think Kye would have survived. It was incredibly lucky." In the park at the time of baby's arrival, Jess was worried that her baby would have slipped on to the pavement (why she wouldn't have just reached down to 'catch' him, I'm not sure). What's more surprising is that Jessica was with her mum, Christine, at the time. (So, again, why Jess' mom couldn't have pitched in a helpful hand is unbeknownst to me). Christine said, "Within seconds of getting out of the car Jessica screamed, 'He's here!' I ran to her and, sure enough, heard a baby crying. I undid the zip of her onesie and there he was, tucked up safely in the garment's leg. If she hadn't had it on I dread to think what might have happened. It was really scary stuff."
Not to take away from Jessica's fear — because labor can be absolutely terrifying for a first-, second- or third-timer — but Kye was totally healthy after he was delivered. So it really was a miracle that he was delivered safely into mum's pant leg.
As for the onesie's future? Why, it's become a family heirloom! Jessica said, "The onesie saved my baby's life."
Did you start pushing way earlier than you thought?


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Cessna yesterday said it completed a series of wind-tunnel tests for its large-cabin Citation Columbus. Results from the tests in low- and high-speed wind tunnels will be analyzed in the coming months, though Cessna said that preliminary data analysis revealed no surprises. "Low-speed wind-tunnel testing has allowed us to optimize flaps and slats for making our landing and low-speed goals achievable," said Cessna senior manager of aerodynamics and new product analysis Greg Rincker. "In the high-speed tests, we have been fine-tuning the wing airfoils and planform for more efficient manufacturability, lighter weight and the needs of systems such as landing gear and anti-ice protection," he said. Cessna technicians used a complete model of the Citation Columbus to generate data to fine-tune the airplane's low-speed attributes at a facility in San Diego. At another low-speed wind tunnel near Toulouse, France, Cessna's aerodynamics group used a semi-span model of the Columbus weighing nearly 3,000 pounds, the largest model ever tested by Cessna, to generate low-speed data at typical flight operating conditions. The $27 million Citation Columbus is slated for FAA certification in late 2013, with deliveries beginning in 2014.
Cessna's Columbus Sails through Wind-tunnel Tests
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By Chelsea Cristene
Twenty-one NFL teams carried at least one player with domestic violence or assault charges on their rosters during the 2012 season. Chelsea Cristene offers suggestions for what to do to change that.
Pittsburgh is a town that loves its sports. This is apparent on every flashing marquee, on the side of every bus, and in every restaurant—chain and independent alike. One night last spring, I caught sight of this love in the lobby of Patron, a Mexican restaurant in Pittsburgh's North Hills suburbs, and lost myself in the autographed pictures hanging floor to ceiling of all the Steelers who have eaten there.
But I was also introduced to another kind of history. "This place was all over the news a few years ago," my cousin told me as we slid into our booth. "Remember Cedrick Wilson? Receiver for the Steelers? He came in here and hit his ex-girlfriend in the face."
A different story than the one told by those smiling photographs, for sure. Shortly after the assault, owner Dan Rooney issued the following statement: "The Steelers do not condone violence of any kind, especially against women," and Wilson was cut from the team. Likewise, Steelers running back Chris Rainey was cut hours after chasing down his girlfriend and slapping her during an altercation in January 2013.
Other teams have demonstrated similar no tolerance policies—the Dolphins had no problem terminating Chad Johnson following domestic battery charges in 2012, and the Bengals' release of Ahmad Brooks after he punched a woman in 2008 was highly speculated to be fueled by the team's efforts "to rehabilitate their image."
But consistency is key, and not all athletes and teams have been playing by the same set of rules. Ahmad Brooks was picked up by the 49ers shortly after his release by the Bengals—only to go on and assault a teammate this past July. Following a domestic abuse charge in 2011, Green Bay linebacker Erik Walden received little more than a slap on the wrist—a mere one-game suspension.
Linebacker James Harrison continued to play for the Steelers after agreeing to enter counseling following assault charges in 2008, sparking an underdog-overcoming-adversity spin that journalists like Harold Abend have given the story. Abend portrays Harrison as a sympathetic figure despite his long history of violent outbursts—"The bumps and bruises he has sustained on the gridiron…pale in comparison to what he has endured off the field"—as though James Harrison is a victim of unfortunate circumstance and not a habitual instigator responsible for his own conduct.
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Drug treatment before angioplasty or stent placement not beneficial for heart attack patients
EMBARGO: 00:01H (London time) Tuesday February 14, 2006. In North America the embargo lifts at 18:30H ET Monday February 13, 2006.A common practice for improving outcomes in patients with sudden heart attack actually offers no benefit and could cause harm, according to a review of randomised trials published online today (Tuesday February 14, 2006) by The Lancet.
Despite the lack of evidence for its safety and effectiveness, many doctors believe the practice of giving patients with sudden ST-elevation* heart attack drugs before undergoing emergency revascularisation procedures (angioplasty or stent placement**) improves outcome. However, preliminary studies have suggested this practice confers no benefit.
To investigate the effect of pre-intervention drug treatment, Ellen Keeley (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX, USA) and colleagues reviewed data from 17 trials comparing the outcomes for ST-elevation heart attack patients assigned the drug based procedure before angioplasty/stent placement (2237) and those assigned angioplasty/stent placement alone (2267). The investigators found that more of the patients who received drugs prior to their intervention died than those who did not receive medication (106 versus 78). Pre-intervention drugs also increased the risk of non-fatal heart attack, bleeding, stroke, and the need for repeat revascularisation treatment. These increased rates were mainly seen when the pharmacological treatment was a drug that dissolved clots (thrombolytic therapy).
Dr Keeley states: "Drug facilitated angioplasty or stent placement offers no benefit over primary intervention in ST-elevation heart attack and should not be used outside the context of randomised controlled trials. Furthermore facilitated interventions with thrombolytic-based regimens should be avoided." (Quote by e-mail; not in paper)
In an accompanying Comment Drs. Gregg Stone (Columbia University Medical Center and the Cardiovascular Research Foundation, New York, NY, USA) and Bernard Gersh (Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA) state: "The results of this quantitative review are unequivocal and surprising: facilitated angioplasty compared with primary angioplasty alone, rather than saving lives as expected, results in an increase in mortality, along with greater rates of reinfarction, urgent repeat revascularisation, major bleeding, haemorrhagic stroke, and total stroke."
In a different trial (ASSENT-4), also published online today by The Lancet, FransVan de Werf (Gasthuisberg University Hospital, Leuven, Belgium) and colleagues looked at whether giving patients with ST-elevation heart attack the drug tenecteplase (TNKase) before a delayed angioplasty/stent placement would result in a better outcome than those receiving the delayed procedure alone. They found that a strategy of full-dose tenecteplase was associated with major adverse events when compared with angioplasty/stent placement alone and cannot be recommended.
Contact: Dr Ellen C Keeley, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Division of Cardiology, 5323 Harry Hines Boulevard, Dallas, TX 75390, USA. T) 214 590 8617 [email protected]
Professor Frans Van de Werf, Department of Cardiology, Gasthuisberg University Hospital, Herestaat 49. B-3000 Leuven, Belgium. T) +32 16 34 34 71 [email protected]
Comment: Dr Gregg W Stone, Columbia University Medical Center and the Cardiovascular Research Foundation, New York, NY 10021, USA. T) 1-212-851-9304 [email protected]
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*ST-elevation refers to elevated readings in an electrocardiogram.
**Angioplasty and stent placement are techniques that unblock narrowed coronary arteries without surgery.
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Happy Birthday Simone Lynn Masterson-Horn! The adorable tot, whom is lovingly referred to as "Nuggy" by her dads 'The Guncles' – Scout Masterson and Bill Horn – celebrated her first birthday in style at The Carousel at Santa Monica Pier.
Thanks to BFF Tori Spelling who helped plan the party, it was a day to remember! Joined by 60 friends and family, including godmother Spelling and her family, Ali Landry and Sasha Alexander, Simone enjoyed a raspberry and pink "Modern Circus" themed bash. "Simone's birthday was perfect – good friends, family, lots of fun on the carousal, and of course, cake," her dads tell Celebrity Baby Scoop. "Who doesn't love birthday cake?! Simone's now a BIG fan."
The guests noshed on goodies from Grilled Cheese Patrol, Jenny Cookies and Sweet Lucie's Organic Ice Cream Truck. The flowers were provided by The Bashful Rose and the invitations were created by Copper Willow Paper Studio. The birthday girl wore a dress by Luna Luna and treated her guests to gift bags from Gotta Have It.
Although Simone's milestone birthday is today (June 7), the Masterson-Horns celebrated on Sunday (May 29). So why the early party? "We wanted to space it out from her cousin Stella McDermott's 3rd birthday party – Stella was born on June 9th," Bill says.
Simone's party will be featured on Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood Season 6, set to air later this year on Oxygen. When the show airs, the Masterson-Horn clan will become reality TV's first gay family to appear on a regular basis.


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Savage axis .308
This next week I'm buying a savage axis. 308 bolt action rifle. Need help knowing what grain ammo it can take and a good scope to mount on it. Heard some complaints about some scopes getting in way of bolt lever. This is my first gun and probably the only one I'll have for the next year or so. I'm using it for precision shooting nothing fancy just something to practice with.
as for ammo, you will just need to try out several different brands and weights to see which works the best for your rifle.
if wanting one more for target shooting, check out the Marlin XS7VH in 308. i bought one a couple of years ago, and it's very accurate and very enjoyable to shoot. MSRP is $397 vs the Savage Axis at $375. might want to check it out before buying.
Thanks for info. I'll have to check into that marlin. The savage is a Christmas present my dad is going in half with me for it so we can go shooting together.
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Goddess Earth Burger, with Apricot-Jalapeno Glaze, Pistachio-Goat Cheese Spread, and Arugula Bacon Salad
I created this burger because it reminds me of a happy time in my life. I went on a journey to the Middle East while teaching kindergarten in post war Kuwait and Dubai for 5 years. While there I found a small souk (shop) with an abundance of pistachios and apricots. After moving to Dubai, pork was available . I tried to use organic vegetables and nitrate free bacon. Enjoy
Pistachio-Goat Cheese Spread
4 ounces of garlic-flavored goat cheese
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup salted, shelled pistachios, coarsely chopped
Apricot-Jalapeno Glaze
1 cup chopped dried apricots
6 jalapenos, seeded and chopped
2/3 cup Sutter Zinfandel
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons orange juice
1 teaspoon orange zest
2 pounds ground chuck
2 large garlic cloves, minced
1/4 cup minced sweet onion
1/4 cup Apricot-Jalapeno glaze
1/3 cup salted pistachios, finely chopped
1 1/2 teaspoons coarse sea salt
Arugula Bacon Salad
12 pieces of precooked bacon
3 tablespoons of pistachio oil
1/4 cup chopped red bell pepper
2 tablespoons of fresh orange juice
1 teaspoon of orange zest
1/4 cup chopped dried apricots
4 cups chopped Arugula
1 teaspoon coarse sea salt
1/3 cup shelled salted pistachios
1 tablespoon of honey
2 tablespoons of balsamic vinegar
Vegetable oil for brushing on grill rack
6 Kaiser rolls, split
Prepare a medium-hot fire in a charcoal grill with a cover, or preheat a gas grill to medium high.
To make the spread, combine the cheese, mayonnaise, pistachios in a small bowl and set aside.
To make the patties, place the chuck, garlic, onion, glaze, pistachios, salt in a large bowl.
Combine well, handling the meat as little as possible to avoid compacting it. Form in 6 patties and refrigerate until ready to grill.
To make glaze, add the apricots, jalapenos, Zinfandel, honey, juice, zest, to a food processor and pulse until smooth. Pour glaze into a fire-proof skillet and cook for 8-10 minutes. Set aside in a medium glass bowl.
To make salad, place in a small bowl oil, juice, zest, salt, honey and vinegar. Mix well. Chill until ready to serve. Place strips of bacon on grill until crisp.
Place red pepper, apricots, arugula, pistachios, bacon in a large bowl. Pour over the salad. Toss to combine.
Brush grill rack with oil.
Serves 6
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The first C17 cargo plane left Brize Norton airbase in Oxfordshire to pick up
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France yesterday bombed a rebel HQ at Gao airport.
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Franconia Police District – A man has been extradited from California to Fairfax County for crimes committed twelve years ago.
On November 21, 2000, Wesley Thomason was arrested for allegedly providing illegal drugs to minors and filming himself engaged in sexual acts with more than one minor. Prior to his appearance in court, Thomason fled Fairfax County. Earlier this year, the United States Marshal Service and the Fairfax County Fugitive Task Force developed leads that Thomason was currently living in Mexico. Mexican authorities located and apprehended Thomason and sent him to the State of California on July 20, 2012. On July 31, 2012, Thomason was returned to Fairfax County.
Wesley Thomason, 39, of 5920 Bond Court, was processed into the Fairfax County jail on a bench warrant related to his previous charges of carnal knowledge, manufacturing sexually explicit material involving a minor, possession of cocaine, and indecent liberties.
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ATHLETICS head coach Eric Hollingsworth has been sent home in disgrace.
Australian chef de mission Steve Moneghetti confirmed Hollingworth's accreditation had been "revoked" for a breach of contract and he would be leaving Glasgow in the coming hours.
"There has been a breach in our team agreement with the head coach of the athletics section of our Commonwealth Games team," he said.
"Because of the breach we have invited that person in to explain the reason for that breach in contract and we decided there was reason enough to impose some sanctions on the actions taken by Eric Hollingsworth.
"We spoke to the section manager from athletics to decide on an appropriate sanction and as a result of that Athletics Australia withdrew Eric's nomination as head coach of the athletics section and this led to us revoking his accreditation.
"And we have now made arrangements for Eric to travel back to Australia at the appropriate time."
Athletics Australia acted quickly after Hollingsworth had launched an extraordinary attack on Pearson saying she was a "bad example" to the rest of the Australian team.
AA president David Grace immediately suspended Hollingsworth until a full review could be conducted after Glasgow although there is no way his contract, which ends in October, will be renewed.
The final nail in the coach's coffin came when he ignored management demands not to comment on his feud with the Olympic champion.
Moneghetti defended his decision to allow Hollingsworth to mentor heptathlete Sophie Stanwell during her competition on Wednesday night despite having already been suspended by AA.
"That was my decision and my decision entirely," he said.
"We had an athlete that was competing in that event and while Eric was the head coach, he was also the appointed coach for heptathlon.
"The event hadn't come to an end of the competition. Sophie had a fantastic event, we look after the athletes and he was the appointed coach for Sophie so we let him complete his duties in that role."
Moneghetti said Hollingsworth had accepted the sanction without question.
"He was pretty open and honest, he understands the team agreement, there wasn't any argy bargy on whether he had breached the team agreement," he said.
Pearson, who begins her 100m hurdles Commonwealth title defence in Glasgow on Friday morning (EST), has been made aware of the latest developments and Moneghetti spoke briefly to her in the athletes' village.
"I saw her yesterday in the dining room and said 'Hi', she seemed pretty focused on her performance," he said.
"She didn't read any social commentary about it and the first thing she knew about it was when an athlete mentioned it in passing.
"She is the consummate professional and I'm happy she's coping with it."
It was revealed over the weekend that Hollingsworth and Pearson were no longer on speaking terms.
Pearson was then fined for missing the team's camp, preferring to compete in London because she was desperate to have more racing as part of her comeback from injury.
A statement released by a PR representative on behalf of Hollingsworth questioned Pearson's leadership.
"Sally was coming all along until the last minute when she opted to take a race in London," he said.
"What's lost here is she's the team captain and there's a reasonable expectation she'd be in the camp ahead of something as major as the Commonwealth Games.
"Her no-show sets a bad example to the entire national team."
Athletics Australia were shocked when Hollingworth broke ranks and Grace said his position had become "untenable" by criticising Pearson on the eve of her 100m hurdles title defence.
"We were deeply shocked," Grace said.
"We were very upset with his decision to go public with his comments which were released in the media today as they were unexpected.
"We have discussed his complaints with him and directed him not to comment to the media and that we were to discuss his complaints with him at a later time after the Games had concluded.
"Our primary focus as you would expect is ensuring the environment our athletes have is the optimum environment for their focus on competition and preparation.
"We don't need these distractions, the athletes don't need these distractions and it is very unfortunate that it has happened.
"The board of AA reached the decision unanimously that we had no option but to suspend him from his employment as head coach of Athletics Australia".
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Explore new ways to create art with the whole family during this free day of fun art making and play at the museum. Pick up your Gallery Explorer from Level 3 and discover how aboriginal artists create colourful contemporary artworks and tell intriguing ancient stories using string and fibre in the exhibition String Theory. Join us for string games, storytelling and collaborative art making in the Creative Studios.
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Going to start working on a cake for my daughter's Sweet 16 and need advice as I am such a newbie on many levels.
I want to bake soon, a 10" round and a 12" square. Torte, fill, and crumb coat each and then bc. I would to freeze this so they will be moist.
I then want to cover in fondant and decorate (except for flowers) and then freeze each cake when finished. I am slow and don't want to be rushed.
Can someone kindly tell me in what order to do the freezing in? You know the cake after baking and cooled completely - do I freeze then or wait until I have torted, filled, crumb coated and bc'ed? Or what?
Then later when ready to put on the fondant and decorate it - there will be stenciling and scroll work - do I do this after the frozen cake is thawed or while it is still frozen.
Keep in mind I am a very slow decorator and it can take me a couple of hours to finish one cake layer. Another one of the reasons that I am starting so early. I want the completed decorated cakes in the freezer a few days before the party so that I can then focus on the party preps - what was going to be 50 teenagers is swelling to 100....give me strength, lol. Daughter has bragged to all her church and school friends that her mom is a better decorator than Buddy...talk about pressure!!!
The party is on Saturday, Oct 5th. Would I take the cake out of freezer on Friday morning to slowly thaw? Not positive I will have the extra fridge as all the drinks will be in there for the party. If it has to go in the fridge, how long in there before setting out to room temp?
All flowers and gelatin bubbles (LED lights will be under the bubbles to look like stage lights) will be made waaay in advance and be put on just before the party after the staking is completed.
I hope I made this clear on my questions. I have frozen just plain cake levels before, no torting, filling, crumb coating nor bc iced. I have never frozen a fondant covered cake but from looking at the above link, it works well when sealed well.
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Mathieu Schneider was able to do for Montreal on the final shot of the game what Philadelphia failed to achieve in eight tries.
Score on the power play.
Schneider scored with a man advantage at 3:21 of overtime to give the Canadiens a 4-3 victory over the host Flyers last night.
"I just tried to hang on and just get a wrister through with a screen," Schneider said.
He caught a break when Scottie Upshall was sent off for goalie interference. Recently acquired from Atlanta to quarterback the power play, Schneider scored his seventh goal on a wrister from the right circle. It was Montreal's first goal since it scored three times in a 2:04 span in the first period. Upshall argued the call on and said it was unfair, especially so late in OT.
"I didn't think I went in and intentionally hit the goalie," Upshall said. "From one angle, it looked like I might have clipped the back of his mask, but I know I hit the back of his leg. I got tripped up."
The Flyers outshot the Canadiens, 37-31, in regulation, but wasted all eight power-play attempts. Philadelphia, which had converted an NHL-high 32 percent of its home power-play chances, failed to convert on both of its five-on-three advantages.
Montreal made the most of the game's final power play when Schneider spoiled what had been a strong performance by goalie Antero Niittymaki.
Niittymaki, locked in a battle with Martin Biron for the starting goalie job, stopped 32 shots. Jaroslav Halak settled down in the net for Montreal after allowing two quick goals to open the game, finishing with 35 saves.
Penguins 5, Blackhawks 4 - NHL points leader Evgeni Malkin scored on a power play at 1:36 of overtime to give visiting Pittsburgh a victory.
Malkin ripped a one-timer from the right circle past rookie Antti Niemi after taking a pass from Sergei Gonchar. Malkin connected with two seconds left on a penalty to Chicago's Kris Versteeg.
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I haven't knit anything for myself in a while, so I was excited to knit these before vacation! I couldn't help myself and made 2 other bags for the other girls on the trip too.
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text: Josh Hill Interview – The Alchemy Of Being There | August 21, 2013"Justin was just on my rear wheel the whole time," explained Josh Hill at the conclusion of the 2013 Summer X Games Moto X main event. Hill, who had held steady in the lead for 19 of the 20-lap race, was frustrated for it was Justin Brayton – that had also chased Hill during their entire 12-lap qualifying race – who was able to shadow the gleaming gold number-75 RCH Suzuki RM-Z450 the entire contest before tactically executing a deft block pass on the last lap thus snatching away what looked to be Hill's gold medal. "I mean, we did 32 laps one and two. He got me on the one that counted. I think he would have rode even faster had I not been holding him up the whole time."Josh Hill and the X Games. Talk about a love-hate relationship. In the July of 2010, while trying to sort out a backflip trick for the Olympics of Action Sports, Hill and his motorcycle lost their way off a steel ramp stamped into the dirt of Southern California, the former Supercross main-event winner ending up in an emergency room with brutal injuries that were equal parts life and career threatening. Almost three years of subsequent pain and suffering – not to mention trying to rekindle some sort of life into his once chrome sparks-bright career, Hill was back and deep and deeply dedicated to the 2014 Monster Energy Supercross Series. As he will explain, Hill says the rough and tumble times he's bashed and popped his way through have only made him stronger, and with the recent X Games "silver and gold" serving as sort of a jumping jam, he's ready to head down on the upside to Australia for that nation's now-annual SX Championship.The 2013 Terex Australian Supercross Championship is pulling up the curtain Down Under on September 14 and 15 at Hidden Valley, Northern Territory, Australia. For Hill, aged 24, it's ready/steady/go time on both his off-season immediate future and his near-term "I want to win U.S. Supercross races" future.Read on. By Eric Johnson Comments