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The Back Country Pilots Association annual Fly-In and the Ward 4X4 Vintage Auto Show was held September 27-29 at the Huntington Airport.
Forty to 50 airplanes from around Utah and surrounding states flew in and out of the Huntington Airport. To add to the excitement 15 or more vintage autos were on display along with six vintage motorcycles from Carbon and Emery counties.
Tory Killian of Wards 4X4 in Huntington was in charge of the vintage car show. This is the third year for the car show. She said this is a fun thing to do. The people are all so nice and we get to know the pilots. Late Saturday afternoon Tory organized a photo of cars and airplanes close together with Dennis Ward and Rose Ward in the center of the photo. She invited the public to come again next year.
Airport manager Leon Defriez, Commissioner Jeff Horrocks, Flight Instructor Jody Cox and Back Country Pilots Association president Steve Durtschi were seen throughout the day greeting new arrivals and assisting them in finding a place to park their airplane or auto. They arranged for the Friday evening meal, the Saturday morning breakfast, a noon lunch and an evening meal. The meals were catered by Ralene Larsen of R-Pizza from Castle Dale. Ralene said she and her staff fed 100 people at lunch Saturday and 125 at the Saturday evening dinner.
Gary Burnham from Price has a 1958 Cessna 172 and volunteered to give bus rides to the San Rafael Museum, the trap shooting range and other places. Mervin and Gail Miles were displaying their photos of the scenic views from all over Emery County and describing how to locate those sites.
Jody Cox helped new arrivals to the Huntington Airport locate the new 10,000-gallon aviation fuel tank and pump for refueling. This new fuel tank has large illuminated numbers that displays the gallons pumped and price.
Jody Cox took some student pilots McKlayne Moss, Justin Potter, Kristin Potter, Brooklyn Potter, Chris Cox, Tom Potter, Jody Cox and Page Cox on a tour of the various types of planes on the field and discussed with them the merits of each plane. He also found time to give pre-flight instruction to McKlayne Moss prior to their flying out over the valley.
Several Back Country Flyers commented on how much they appreciated the Huntington Airport facilities of new restrooms with warm water showers, ready access to gasoline and the lawn grass to camp on. During the Fly-In this airport was being used as a base of operations for many of these flyers. From this airport they flew out over the San Rafael Swell, the Canyonlands, and other scenic places in Eastern Utah and returned. The Back Country pilots flew to and landed on several small dirt airstrips found here in Emery County where they explored first hand the countryside, viewed the petroglyphs, hiked some of the trails or camped for the night.
Rob Hunter a Back Country Flyers Association board member said we really appreciate what the city of Huntington and the Emery County Commissioners have done to promote backcountry aviation. This is a great place for pilots to come when they are on their way to or from the backcountry to take a break and go into town or take a shower. We really appreciate this.
Steve Durtschi the founder of the Back Country Pilots Association said this organization started in 1996 and has approximately 300 members from all over the nation. Steve said Emery County is very aviation friendly and we are so glad that they hold this event every year and invite us here. This is a neat place to be. Some of the best backcountry airstrips are found in this county. If we can champion those airstrips, take care of them and keep them open to flyers hopefully for years to come. The Back Country Pilots Association has three goals. The first is to promote safety by sharing ideas and information. The second is to champion and protect our airstrips. A lot of people want to see these airstrips closed and keep pilots out of the backcountry. We do not have a lot of airstrips that have been here since the 1950s and 1960s. They are gems and wonderful places to go. Our goal is to keep them open and active. Our third goal is: leave no trace camping. When you fly in somewhere you should fly out with more trash than you came in with. Take everything out that you brought with you. We want to preserve these areas and keep them as pristine and beautiful as they are now. We are glad to be here and it is a great day. Their web site is utahbackcountrypilots.org.
Back Country pilot Wendy Lessig reported that on Thursday she had flown to Mexican Mountain. Wendy camped two nights by the airstrip near Mexican Mountain before arriving Saturday morning at the Huntington Airport for this Fly-In and Car Show event.
Mahesh Iyer brought his Kolb Fire Star II Experimental Aircraft over the mountains in a trailer from Draper on Friday to the Huntington airport. Where he, his wife and children then camped for the night. Mahesh and his wife Bahnu are originally from India. He has lived in Utah 13 years with his wife Bhanu Iyer, children Sidhart and Angeline.
Saturday morning Mahesh unloaded his plane from the enclosed trailer and re-assembled the plane while a curious crowd watched. After attaching the wings to his plane Mahesh used a battery powered pump to transfer gasoline from a gas can to the planes fuel tank.
The airplane Kolb Fire Star II comes in a kit from from The New Kolb Aircraft Co., 8375 Russell Dyche Highway, London KY 40741 and this particular plane was put together from the kit by Mahesh Iyer of Draper. The Kolb is a unique airplane design with removable wings. The plane carries only the pilot. The Kolb has a cruise speed of 60 to 65 m.p.h. and is noted for being able to take off and land on short runways. The plane has a pusher propeller and is a tail dragger.
Gordon Ungerman of Huntington was in charge of setting up the trap and sporting clay shooting range and was responsible for providing 10 clay remote controlled pigeon throwers for the skeet shooting range east of the airport. Gordon said he sets up a skeet shooting range somewhere every weekend.
He said the 10 throwers give the shooter birds coming from 10 different angles. Gordon said he goes to family reunions, outings like this and company parties with his usual portable five stand sporting clays traps. He also owns Ungerman Meat Shop in Huntington.
David Torkelson and Dan Stucker from Hotchkiss Colo. were the first to take advantage of the trap shooting.
The Huntington Airport had a special war memorial display set up by the Gadsden Air Corps of Utah to honor veterans of the United States of America who fell in battle and those who survived.
Jim Johnson, a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2379 Price Utah with his grandchildren David Gutierrez and Zoey Gutierrez visited this memorial Saturday afternoon at the Huntington Airport.
Thomas Jensen, Jason Jensen, Ben Roundy from the Huntington Fire Department brought an old 1949 Ford Huntington Fire Truck to Vintage Car Show. Thomas Jensen said his father Vernon Jensen a former fire chief worked with that fire truck for eight years.
In 1949 the Huntington City Fire Committee a group of volunteer firemen purchased this fire truck.
This truck was Huntington Cities second fire truck. The first fire truck was a 1937 Chevrolet. Some members of the committee donated money to raise the money for the purchase. Members of the committee were: J.B. Johnson, C. L. Guymon, Maurice Jensen, Derrell Rowley, R.L. Jones, Joseph Potter, Walter Mortensen, Henry Kartchner, Errol Litster and D.L. Larson.
Cory Robin of Salt Lake City created a lot of excitement as he demonstrated a small remote controlled Wildebeest drone with video camera. He said the Quad Rotor drone with all the accessories cost about $2,700. One of the features of this drone was the autopilot, which provided the drone with a memory for the take off location.
When the power in the remote control is turned off the drone returns to the take off point. As Cory flew the drone over the airfield the audience could see on a video screen the cars, the planes, the hangers and the people around the cars and planes. This drone will fly for about 12 to 15 minutes on a battery charge.
Cory said he purchased the drone from Atlanta Hobbies. Atlanta Hobbies assembled and test flew the drone before he took delivery.
Cory used to fly toy remote controlled airplanes and helicopters. This drone is basically a toy for big kids.
Due to the unfortunate accident last year the Experimental Aircraft Association and the Back Country Pilots Association decided not to offer free rides to interested children this year.
It was reported that the pilot of that damaged airplane would have his airplane repaired and flying again next summer. However Jacob Fauver was able to get an airplane ride with his Castle Dale neighbor Vincent Jefferies.
Tom Holdaway of Huntington was riding what looked like a German Military motorcycle with a sidecar and a mounted machine gun in the Vintage Auto Show. The Motorcycle had been built by the Chinese based on a 1938 BMW motorcycle design.
The Chinese got the license from the Russians and Russians got it from the Germans. The Chinese built several million of these motorcycles and put them in War Surplus for sale. Tom got this Motorcycle from Larry Randall of Elmo. Larry imported the Motorcycle from China in August 2007. On the Motorcycle sidecar is a Browning M2 Machine Gun. Tom said, when the jeep was invented this type of motorcycle became obsolete.
Tom Holdaway owned most of the motorcycles at this years Auto Show. This years Wings and Wheel show at the Huntington Airport was outstanding.


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It's something the entire family can do together, plus it's a fun time. The league started their season on Jan. 6. The first night was signup night and also a shoot for fun and a sight-in. If you didn't make it that night you can still join all season long. The club shoots every Wednesday night.
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Virgin Blue & Alteon Flying High with Multi-million Dollar Partnership22/04/2004
New World Class Aviation Training Centre Lands in Brisbane
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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA, April 22, 2004 – Alteon Training L.L.C., a wholly owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company (NYSE BA), and Australia's award winning low fare airline Virgin Blue will today officially open their brand new A$45-million aviation-training centre near Brisbane Airport.
The partnership between Alteon and Virgin Blue is the first truly commercial aviation simulation training centre in the Australasia Pacific region.
The 4,200-square metre facility in Queensland, Australia can accommodate up to 250 trainees per day, involving pilots, maintenance engineers, and cabin crew.
The Brisbane Aviation Training Centre will initially serve Virgin Blue Airlines, Boeing Business Jet operators, and carriers in Australia and the nearby Pacific and Asian regions.
The state of the art facility houses two full-flight aircraft simulators: one Boeing 737-800 and one 737-700/-800/-BBJ full-flight simulators. All simulators are certified to CASA Level "D" standards, which is the highest level of certification for Pilot Simulation Training.
The centre also has a number of briefing and training rooms including a special cabin crew drill room that features equipment such as an emergency exit slide, raft and the replica of an aircraft interior which is used for hands-on training and certification for airline recruits.
A number of key VIP's from Seattle and Australia "flew in" in the Simulator especially for the opening, including Queensland Premier Peter Beattie, Virgin Blue CEO Brett Godfrey, Alteon President Pat Gaines and Boeing Australia President Andrew Peacock.
Premier Peter Beattie said, "This Flight Training Centre has added another 50 new jobs to the 4,500 new jobs already created in the Queensland aviation industry since my government took office in 1998."
"I am determined to cement our position as the aviation and aerospace hub for the Asia Pacific, in the same way that I have been determined to establish Queensland's reputation as the Smart State."
The training centre will provide pilot training, aircraft maintenance training capability featuring networking and other advance technology training devices, and learning tools at the centre including workstations equipped with self-guided, computer-based training and desk-top maintenance trainers.
Virgin Blue Chief Executive Brett Godfrey said, "This joint venture is an enormous benefit to Virgin Blue, to the state of Queensland and to the aviation industry in the Asia Pacific region in that it offers a second to none facility in our own backyard."
"For Virgin Blue it means we no longer have to go through the expense and inconvenience of sending our pilots offshore for their simulator training and we have a consolidated and convenient environment in which our pilots, cabin crew and engineers can continue to receive the highest levels of training."
"We have always placed the highest priority on our training and our new centre is testimony to our ongoing commitment to ensure Virgin Blue and its team members remain at the cutting edge of aviation technology and pass on the benefits to our Guests."
The Hon. Andrew Peacock, AC, president of Boeing-Australia, said the training centre illustrated Boeing's commitment to investing in Australia and its airline partners.
"This centre is another great example of the support Boeing brings to airlines in Australia and the South Pacific region," Mr Peacock said. "In addition to economic benefits for South-east Queensland, the facility will also save airlines the substantial costs of sending staff outside the region for training."
Alteon President Pat Gaines said the opening of the centre is part of the company's global expansion strategy of establishing a worldwide network of training centres.
"We are committed to provide customer-focused solutions and cost effective quality training to support airline operators world-wide," said Gaines. "We are consistently increasing training value by placing training centres at locations that support our customers' operational needs."
Alteon will manage and operate the training centre while supporting the expansion plans of Virgin Blue by fulfilling the training needs of the airline.
The Brisbane Aviation Training Centre is one of several facilities Alteon plans to strategically locate near customers throughout Australasia Pacific.
It is the company's fourth in the region, joining the existing Alteon training centres in Kunming, P.R.C.; Seoul, Korea; and its affiliate centre in Singapore. In addition, Alteon operates numerous training centres in Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
Alteon Training is the world's preferred aviation training partner and the industry leader in providing customer-focused aviation training solutions. The company is able to provide customers an expanding and integrated services portfolio that includes flight, technical and cabin-crew training, and training materials. Alteon is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company within Boeing Commercial Airplanes' Commercial Aviation Services group. The training organisation supports the world's aviation community with more than 70 full flight simulators in 20 locations around the world. For more information, please visit www.boeing.com
Virgin Blue is Australia's award winning low fare airline operating a fleet of 43 Boeing 737 aircraft with an average age of less than two years. The carrier currently flies to 20 destinations nationally and has recently launched Pacific Blue, its New Zealand based sister airline operating Trans Tasman services. For Virgin Blue bookings, log onto www.virginblue.com.au, phone (in Australia) our friendly Guest Contact Centre on 13 6789 or contact a travel agent.


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Athletic Training Education Program Hosts LOUTOPiA
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More than 200 guests attended LOUTOPiA, a day of fitness and fun hosted by Saint Louis University's Athletic Training Education Program, which was held March 24 at Doisy College of Health Sciences.
The athletic training students teamed up with representatives from athletic apparel company lululemon athletica to provide fitness education and mini-classes such as yoga, bootcamp and spinning. Representatives taught the classes while the students provided training and information about working out properly.
"Working with lululemon athletica on this fun event provided a great opportunity to not only showcase Doisy College in the St. Louis community, but to also introduce SLU students to some unique fitness and wellness options," said Anthony Breitbach, Athletic Training Education Program Director.


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This is a lively bravura portrait of a modern Melbourne woman of fashion, style and elegance. It has an arresting vitality. Her belongings, a luscious blue stole, elegant feathered hat and jewelled ring, are as much the subject of this work as is Miss Collins herself, and contribute to it a sense of opulence. Her flamboyant pose, with her head slightly tilted back and poised to one side, and her arms caught in mid-action, matches her vivacious personality. Her eyes appear to be laughing in accord with her smile and she seems to be deliberately posing or hamming it up for the artist.
The subject, Miss Gladys Neville Collins, was the daughter of J.T. Collins, lawyer, Victorian State Parliamentary draughtsman, and trustee of the Public Library, Museums and National Gallery of Victoria. Lambert appears to have enjoyed painting her portrait and described her to Amy on 10 December 1921 as 'a dear girl [who] sits for the fun of it and because her Dad thinks I am it' (ML MSS 97/10, p.393).
Lambert portrayed the individual features of Miss Collins but, with her collaboration, he arranged them to denote a characteristic type. Miss Collins's tilted head, her half-open mouth, half-closed eyes, and almost-bare right arm suggest an individual sensuality, but they also indicate a form of codified (sexual) behaviour. Lambert's portrait presents a witty version of the pose of Bernini's Ecstasy of St Teresa 1645–52 (Cornaro Chapel, Santa Maria della Vittoria, Rome), an established expression of the ecstatic experience, and one which was subsequently taken up by photographers, film-makers and advertisers.
What is more, Lambert presented Miss Collins in a variation of the pose used by Joshua Reynolds in his portrait Sarah Siddons as the Tragic Muse 1784, which in 1921 (the year Lambert painted this portrait) the Duke of Westminster had controversially sold to The Huntington Library and Art Collection in California. By associating Miss Collins with this classic image of a leading actress, he hinted that she was playing a role in this portrait. It is also possible that Lambert knew Sargent's Portrait of Ena Wertheimer: a vele gonfie of 1905 (Tate, London), a lively portrait of Ena wearing as a joke a black feathered hat and billowing cloak, painted essentially in black and white. It is similar to Lambert's painting in its sense of extravagant posture and light-heartedness. If nothing else, both paintings are a reflection of the spirit of the times.
In this portrait Lambert used a limited range of colours to great effect: a dark Manet black and a Gainsborough blue, with the addition of purple in the jewel on a chain around her neck. Lambert paid close attention to the clothing, capturing an array of textures – the lustrous steel-blue silk of her stole, the fluffy white fur collar, the white leather gloves, the transparent black lace sleeve and the black velvet of the hat wreathed with white ostrich plumes.
Lambert painted the portrait with broad brushstrokes, and spontaneously, as a kind of 'performance in paint'. When exhibited, it stood out from the prevalent brown tonalist portraiture painted at this time by other Australian artists, such as John Longstaff and W.B. McInnes. (W.B. McInnes's much more restrained Portrait of Miss Collins was awarded the Archibald Prize for 1924 at the Art Gallery of New South Wales).
Lambert's tour de force was purchased for 600 guineas by the Art Gallery of New South Wales when it was shown at the New South Wales Society of Artists exhibition in 1922; at that time the highest price paid by a public gallery for a portrait by an Australian artist.


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Jared Sullinger Plays Big Role for Celtics' Reserves
It is no coincidence that the Boston Celtics won six consecutive games (before they fell to the New Orleans Hornets on Wednesday) because of their improvements on the defensive end. The Celtics are getting consistent production from their bench and the rebounding of rookie forward Jared Sullinger.
Sullinger posted double digit rebounds in wins over the Phoenix Suns (16) and the Houston Rockets (11). The 6-foot-9-inch forward has accumulated most of his boards on the offensive end and he has helped the Celtics get out of last place in offensive rebounding.
During the winning streak, Sullinger averaged nearly 10 points and nine rebounds per game. He also corralled 21 offensive rebounds in this stretch against players such as Tyson Chandler of the New York Knicks, Atlanta Hawks' Josh Smith and Al Horford, and the duo of Marcin Gortat and Luis Scola of the Suns.
Despite Sullinger being undersized, he is able to outmuscle bigger players with a big lower mass that is able to push opponents away from the basket. He is also able to do this on the defensive end of the court.
Teammates have praised Sullinger for his basketball intelligence, his interior passing, and the ability to score. Sullinger can also make 15-foot jumpers outside the paint. Most of Sullinger's scoring has come from within five feet of the basket because he has strong post moves and of his rebounding ability.
At the beginning of the year, the Celtics believed they had strong depth inside with Sullinger or Brandon Bass and Darko Milicic as reserves along with Chris Wilcox. The Celtics lost Milicic because he went back to Serbia to take care of his ailing mother. Bass has struggled with inconsistency. Wilcox suffered a sprained ulnar collateral ligament in his thumb and has been out since December 18th. Bass was just reinserted into the starting lineup and Jason Collins is playing limited minutes due to nagging injuries. This has left Sullinger to be a force and to play a big role in the reserve unit.
The biggest reason why Sullinger has struggled is his propensity to accumulate fouls early. This issue has not gone away since Sullinger fouled out in the final minute in the 103-91 victory over the Rockets last Friday. He committed three fouls in the first half of the 100-89 win over the Charlotte Bobcats on Monday. He also got into early foul trouble against the Hornets. Officials will pick on Sullinger because he is a rookie. Sullinger's size forces him to be physical when defending taller forwards, which means he will get called if the officials are calling a tight game.
At this time last year, Sullinger was battling injuries while playing for the Ohio State Buckeyes against Big Ten competition. He fell to the 21st pick in the 2012 NBA Draft in June because teams were worried about his back and conditioning problems. Now, he is in the running for Rookie of the Year while helping the Celtics climb back into the Eastern Conference race. Currently, the Celtics are in seventh place in the Eastern Conference, but they are just four and a half games behind the Eastern Conference-leading Miami Heat.
Sullinger has provided the Celtics with energy off the bench. If the Celtics continue to win, they will also need continued production from Sullinger.


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April 25 2011 02:59PM
Have you heard of the radio? Have you heard of NationRadio? Why not give it a listen - it really is a heck of a show . Cam Connor, Bob Stauffer, Jason Gregor, Kent Wilson and Jonathan Willis round out the guests for the week of April 23, 2011, joined as always by the legendary Lowetide.
Former Oiler Cam Connor discusses his upcoming appearance on the gameshow Wipeoout. Watch him scrap 1977 style in the clip below.
Jonathan Willis discusses Nugent Hopkins advanced stats for the Red Deer Rebels this season amongst Entry Draft related things.
Kent Wilson from FlamesNation.ca swings by to discuss his epic 6 part series on the rise and fall of Darryl Sutter.
Bob Stauffer from 630 CHED and Oilers Lunch discusses the U-18 Championships and gives his take on the Oilers strategy heading into the 2011 Entry Draft and in the context of larger rebuilding plans.
Jason Gregor from the aptly named Jason Gregor Show discusses the insane first round of the 2011 NHL Playoffs and makes a case that the Oilers need to draft a forward with the first pick in the draft. He also looks down the roster and analyzes the squadron looking ahead to next year.
A rebroadcast of an interviews on the Neilson and Chase Show with Oilers Coach Tom Renney.
The entire glorious episode in its glorious entirety.
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I can't wait for tomorrow night's game. Remember the only Nation writer to pick Chicago was YOURS TRULY. Ah skeet skeet skeet
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April 25 2011, 05:44PM
Bad News Bilodeau and the baby bulls. They had a pretty good team that last year. Pat Riggin,Rob Ramage,Mike Gartner,Rick Vaive etc. Paul Henderson must've had some laughs with that group.
Cam Connor Notes:
When I was I kid, I remember Cam Connor was a plug who was inserted into the lineup and scored an overtime goal that wasn't pretty, but sunk the Leafs... his only point of the playoffs.
Dave Hodge was clearly ticked. When there was an ugly goal in a later series he said it wasn't as bad as "that Cam Connor goal."
Cam played few games that year for MTL, and fewer in the playoffs. He did not play in the final. There was some kind of rally by the players because the NHL rules were that you don't get your name on the cup unless played a min number of regular season games or a game in the final series.
Never heard how that ended up... the year was 1979.
That was also the last season for Ken Dryden. The last year of the WHA too. Too bad... woulda been cool to see Gretzky match up once against Ken Dryden.
If I'm not mistaken, Lil' John wrote said lyric for just such an occasion.
Hey i like all the draft talk! Just wondering if you guys are gonna put these as podcast on itunes, or if you can make this available for download? otherwise keep up the great work!
April 25 2011, 10:46PM
God, Willis is smart dude and usually has insightful articles but man is he boring radio!
April 26 2011, 12:45PM
@Bicepus Maximus - Huge fan boy!
I come by these posts to specifically listen to Willis' appearances. I think he's excellent.
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Sebastian Di Mauro was born in Innisfail, Queensland, in 1955. He completed a Bachelor of Arts, Queensland College of the Arts, in 1987, and a Master of Arts (Visual Arts), Monash University, in 1996. Since 1987 he has had twenty-eight solo exhibitions, including floccus at Brisbane City Gallery, 2000; and Respirare at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane,1999. His works have been shown in numerous group exhibitions in Australia and overseas. In 1998 his work was included in Enjoin, at the GSIS Museum, Manila. Di Mauro was awarded the Aberdere Art Prize in 1991, the Logan Art Award for painting in 1990, and was the Queensland Symphony Orchestra's 'Artist of the Year' in 1989. He was awarded the Parks Victoria Residency in 2000. Sebastian Di Mauro is currently a lecturer in design at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, and lives in Brisbane.
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Multan, Baha Uddin Zakariya University Multan has started the exams process for BA/BSc class annual exams for the year 2017. The regular and private candidates can send their application forms with the single fee till the last date of 13 January 2017. The candidates can submit their application forms for graduate class with the double fee till the final date of 20 January 2017 and the late candidates can also submit their application forms with the triple fee till the last date of 06 March 2017. The students of BA class will have to pay the admission fee of Rs.3000/- and the admission fee for the BSc class candidates will be Rs.3200/-. The students will have to pay the practical exams fee of Rs.1000/- per subject.
The candidates can download the admission forms from the website of the university or from the Habib bank or United bank nominated branches or they can get copied the admission forms. The regular students will have to deposit the exams fee in the nearest nominated branch of Habib Bank or United Bank and submit the admission forms through their colleges. The private candidates deposit their fee in the nominated bank branches and they will submit the admission forms through the bank but not through registered mail or by hand. The fresh candidates will attached the attested copies of the registration forms, identity card and the photo will blue gear at the back side.
BZU Multan BA/BSc Exams Date Sheet 2017
Bahawalpur, Islamia University Bahawalpur has issued complete schedule for B.Com annual exams for the year 2017 and the students will appear in the exams after sending of the admission forms. The students can note the dates of the exams and the submission of the admission forms for the B.Com part 1 and 2 for the year 2017. The B.Com part 1 first annual exams for 2017 will be started from 19 April 2017 and B.Com part 2 first annual exams 2017 will be started from 20Apriil 2017.
The students will also note the last date for online submission of the admission forms without late fee from 10 February 2017, and the last date for the receipt of the hard copies of the admission forms and fee in the exams department of the university is 14 February 2017. The students will also note the last date for the submission of the admission forms with the late fee of Rs.1500/- till 20 February 2017 and the last date for the receipt of the hard copies of the forms with the late fee till 24 February 2017.
The candidates can also send their admission forms with the late fee of Rs.4400/- till 02 March 2017 and the students can also send the hard copies of the admission forms with the double ee till the last date of 06 March 2017.
Benazir Bhuto Shaheed University Lyari will start B.Com part 1 (regular & private) exams from 23rd December 2016. The papers of regular students will be held from 10 am to 1 pm while timing of papers of private students is from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm. The examination center of both regular and private students is the main campus of BBSU Lyari. The students are directed to take their admit cards and revised time table from their relevant collage.
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has attained great success and the analysts say that it will improve the economy of Pakistan and also strengthened the relationships with China. The partnership of CPEC helped Pakistan in different sectors like road establishment, which provides airport equipment and from the construction of Gawadar to establish the taskforce of Pak Navy.
Pakistan's Attache to China, Naveed Hassan Khan spoke about the education sector and said that the number of scholarships for Pakistani students to China has been increased to 600 a year, which is conferred by the Chinese government. He further added that the scholarships have been enhanced from 200 and remaining 400 scholarships are awarded through different universities opposed to the government.
There are huge number of Pakistani students, which are getting education in China and total 15652 Pakistani students, which are getting education in different Chinese universities. There are total 18 percent of the students, who are funded by the Chinese government. He further added that about 1000 students are being provided the scholarships in China to get education in different universities.
The Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan said that it was his great pleasure to learn that the students are getting education in China from over all Pakistan and not from the big cities or from the capital city of Pakistan.
The CPEC scholarship programs opened the gate of opportunity for huge number of students and they are getting education in different fields. Pakistani students are getting education in following field on scholarship and self financed base:
Pakistani attaché further added that the students are getting education at bachelor, master and PhD programs and in various other advanced training programs.
The results of BA Part 2 & composite overseas annual exams 2014-15 have been announced by University of Karachi. According to Karachi University, total 72 students appeared in these exams. Among these students, 23 achieved 1st division and 15 passed in 2nd division while 34 students got failed. Passing percentage in these exams remained 52.78%. The roll nos. of successful candidates are mentioned at the official website of UOK.
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Jim and Ruth Hunsaker of Castle Dale announce the marriage of their daughter, Dana Marie to Kyle Rod Stinson, son of Rod and Wendy Stinson of Kearns on Oct. 21 in Taylorsville.
A reception will be held in their honor for family and friends that evening at the Jordan Stake Center from 2-4 p.m.
Dana is also the daughter of the late Maurine Hunsaker.
Kyle is a 2000 graduate of Kearns High School and is employed at Sprint.
Dana is a 2003 graduate of Emery High School. She is in the Utah Army National Guard and is attending Stevens Heinger College. Dana is also employed at Sprint.
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MIDWAY, UT- Our loving father, George Grant Farrer, age 72, passed away Sun., April 9, 2006, in Salt Lake City. Born August 7, 1933, in Heber City, the son of Karl William and Mary Ann Giles Farrer. Grant married his sweetheart, Diane Stewart, on Feb. 2, 1951, in Heber City.
Dad worked as an auto mechanic, as well as many different construction jobs and as a dairy farmer-rancher. He moved to Orangeville in 1969 to become a range cattle farmer. He moved back to Midway in 1979, where he and mom built their new home. After a few years he retired and spent many years caring for Diane. Dad loved auctions, always looking for a good deal. He even traveled to Wendover to try his luck. The past four years were hard on Dad. The loss of mom and his failing health limited his quality of life.
He is survived by four children: Glenn Farrer, Bill (JoAnn) Farrer, Sandra (Larry) Brown, Alan Farrer; 15 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his loving wife, Diane, Aug. 4, 2001; son, Brent, Sept. 4, 1998; daughter-in-law, Zannie Farrer, Sept. 5, 2002.
Funeral services will be held Thurs., April 13 at 12 noon at Olpin-Hoopes Funeral Home, 288 North Main Street, Heber City. Family and friends may call on Thursday from 10-11:30 a.m. prior to the service at the funeral home. Interment will follow in the Heber City Cemetery.
HELPER- Ruby Theora Seeley Taylor passed away April 5, 2006. She was born March 18, 1906 in Castle Dale, the eleventh child of Orange Seeley, Jr. and Elizabeth Christine Petrine Andersen. She was the last living of 14 children. Married William Melvin Taylor on May 13, 1926. Marriage solemnized in the Manti Temple May 4, 1933. They have a love affair that will never end. Mel passed away Nov. 19, 1985. Parents of four daughters, Arlene, Rayona, Rita Mae and Dixie Lea.
Mother served in many positions throughout her life in her LDS faith. She dearly loved Relief Society and was very proud of her 60 plus years commitment to the visiting teacher program, keeping a 100 percent record.
Mother loved her flowers and yard and made the hillsides bloom. She was very proficient at handwork.
She is survived by daughters Arlene (Lynn) Wilstead, Rayona (John) Anderson. Rita Mae (Merlin) Farish, Dixie (Jim) Richens, 25 grandchildren, 83 great-grandchildren, 39 great-great-grandchildren, nine step grandchildren, 25 step great-grandchildren, 13 step great-great-grandchildren, two sisters-in-law, Thelma Smith of Oregon and LaVon Seeley of Spring Glen. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, seven sisters and six brothers.
Funeral service held Mon. April 10, 2006 at 11 a.m. at Fausett Mortuary Chapel in Price. Interment in the Mountain View Cemetery in Helper.
The family would like to acknowledge the Woodland Park Care Center and Odyssey Hospice in Salt Lake City for their loving care.
PRICE-Christina Terezakis Kakatsidas, age 77, died April 3, 2006 at Castleview Hospital in Price after a brief illness. She was born June 24, 1928 in Cania, Crete, Greece to Petros and Sophia Tsouhlaraki Terezakis. Married Jim George Kakatsidas, Jan. 14, 1962 in Cania, Crete, Greece; he died Feb. 10, 1999.
Christina was an active member of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in Price. She lived for her family and was happiest when she was caring and cooking for her family and friends. She loved visiting and always made sure that everyone had something to eat before they left. Christina enjoyed caring for her roses, plants, and she always looked forward to her trips to Greece.
May her memory be eternal.
Survived by her daughter, Sophia (Mark) Roth, Price; loving granddaughter, Anna, Greece; two brothers and one sister, Antonios (Maria) Terezakis; Nikos (Zaharoula) Terezakis; Katina (Emmanuel) Hatzimanolakis, all of Athens, Greece; sister-in-law, Maria Koumandakis; brother-in-law, Harry Kakatsidas, both of Salt Lake City; and many loving nieces, nephews, and a community of friends. Preceded in death by her parents, and brother, Emmanuel.
Funeral service will be Tues. April 11, 2006 at 11 a.m. at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Trisagion service was held Monday at 7 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home. Family was at Mitchells on Monday and will be at the church one hour prior to service on Tuesday. Interment in the Price City Cemetery.
Tempie Brasher Childs, age 87, passed away April 9, 2006 in Price. She was born on May 25, 1918 in Huntington to John William Brasher and Mary Elvira Gillespie Brasher. She married Grant R. Childs on Oct. 28, 1939 in Huntington. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple on June 18, 1966.
Tempie enjoyed serving others as a nurse for many years. She also enjoyed quilting, crocheting, gardening and reading. After the death of her husband she successfully served three LDS missions.
She is survived by her children; Richard (Dawn) Childs; Diana (Charles) Taylor; and Hope (Brent) Hoffman; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Also survived by sisters, Fay Roper of Huntington and Clara Jorgensen of Lehi.
Preceded in death by parents, husband, sisters, Elfie Reed, Flora Rowley and Fawn Kizerian; brothers, Guy, Kenneth, Ruben, Reed and Clarence.
Funeral services will be held on Fri., April 14 at 11 a.m. at the Huntington Stake Center. Friends and family may call Thurs., April 13 at 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale and one hour prior to services on April 14 at the Huntington Stake Center. Interment Huntington City Cemetery.
CLEVELAND- Newel Nelson, 87, passed away April 7, 2006 in Price, surrounded by his family. He was born Oct. 19, 1918 in Gunnison to John and Birt Madsen Nelson. He married Madge Tucker Nov. 5 1938 in Price, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
He worked in the mines, drove truck and worked as a rancher/farmer all his life. He was part owner of Nelson & Allred Rodeo contractors for 20 years. He was his dear wifes caregiver for the past 10 years. His greatest joy was his family and had a special nickname for each of his grandkids, whom he dearly loved.
Newel is survived by his wife of 68 years, Madge of Cleveland and their children and their spouses: Mickie and Clifton Carter, Lynn and Doloris Nelson and Flora and Richard Motte, all of Cleveland, nine grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren. Also survived by Ethel Roth of California. Preceded in death by infant daughter Berta, brother Bud and sisters Charlotte Otterstrom, Nellie Pehrson, Kate Larsen, Florence Tallerico and Edna Perry.
Funeral services will be held Tues., April 11 at 12 noon in the Cleveland LDS Chapel. Friends called Monday evening from 7-9 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and one hour prior to services at the church. Interment will be in the Cleveland City Cemetery.
PRICE- Dorthy Eunice Richmond Pilling, age 77, passed away peacefully April 6, 2006 in Price. She was born April 7, 1928 in Maywood, Calif. to Edgar N. and Edith Dalton Richmond. Married Dale C. Pilling, Aug. 31, 1949 in Nevada.
Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Dorthy enjoyed the outdoors, boating, fishing, camping in the Boulders and collecting arrowheads. She loved spending time with family, her trips to Las Vegas and attending the family reunions in Monticello.
Survived by her husband, Dale Pilling, Price; son, Mike Pilling, Huntington; daughter, Dalene (Joe) Spink, Price; sister, LaDona (Joe) Rukavina, Price; brother, C.T. (Colleen) Richmond, Salt Lake City; sister-in-law, Merlene Anderson, Castle Dale; seven grandchildren, Mike, Adam, Jessica, Zach, Krisdale, Kensie and Branden; and four great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by parents, son, Scott Pilling; brother, Clyde Richmond.
Funeral service, Mon., April 10 at 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchells Monday one hour prior to services. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
PRICE-Annie Kandaris, age 76, passed away April 5, 2006 in Price. She was born Sept. 19, 1929 in Sunnyside to Pete and Foto Galanis Kandaris. Member of the Greek Orthodox Church.
Annies warmth and genuine friendship was always expressed by her smile and laughter. Annie graduated from Carbon High in the class of 1948. One of her greatest joys in life was making sure that her great-nieces and nephews were spoiled.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to the entire staff at Castle Country Care Center.
May Her Memory Be Eternal.
Survived by her sister, Goldie Eliopulos, Henderson, Nev.; brother, John (Chon) Kandaris, Price; and many loving nieces and nephews who cared for her dearly. Preceded in death by her parents, brother Mike Kandaris, and special nephew, Lou Eliopulos.
Funeral service was held Mon. April 10, 2006 at 11 a.m. at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Trisagion service was held Sunday evening at Mitchell Funeral Home with Very Rev. Father Athanasios Emmert officiating. Family was at Mitchells Sunday and Monday one hour prior to services. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, Box 688, Price, Ut. 84501.
CLEARFIELD/PRICE-Eli Kolovich, age 79, passed away April 6, 2006 in Provo. He was born Aug. 19, 1926 in Hiawatha to Mike and Julia Svilar Kolovich. Married Irene Kontas Nov, 10, 1957 in Price; she died Aug. 10, 1999.
He was a member of the Greek Orthodox Church. Eli was a life member of the Price Elks Lodge #1550 and the American Legion. He graduated from Carbon High School, College of Eastern Utah and the University of Utah. He served in the US Army during World War II.
Eli worked as a CPA for many years in the area and later retired from Hill Air Force Base. He enjoyed photography, traveling, fishing, and visiting with his family.
Survived by his sister, Jennie K. Colosimo, Provo; six nieces and nephews, John M. Colosimo, Portland, Ore.; Gloria C. Hohrein, Greeley, Colo.; Frank E. Colosimo, Kingsport, Tenn.; Julia A. Kolovich, Karen L. Kolovich, both of Salt Lake City; and Kent M. Kolovich, Seagrove Beach, Fla. Preceded in death by parents, sisters, Mary, Milka, brothers, Joe, James, and Mike.
The family would like to thank the entire staff at Courtyard at Jamestown in Provo for all their loving care shown towards Eli and his family.
Funeral service, Tues. April 11, 2006 at 2 p.m. at Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street, Price. Family will be at Mitchells on Tuesday from 12:30-2 p.m. Interment, Price City Cemetery.


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The Emery County Recreation District recently hosted a six week long dog obedience training course. The course, taught by Cheryl Sorensen, Jerald Barney and Malena Barney, introduced dogs and their owners to the basic skills required to succeed at training. Eleven county residents brought their dogs, some more than one, to the recreation center on a weekly basis for six weeks.
Dogs learned to work in the same environment with other dogs and people. They learned to be alert to their own master and the hand signals that might be given along with the vocal commands. This program will be offered again in the spring and all residents and their dogs are encouraged to get involved and learn to work together.
At the end of the final class, awards were given to the successful participants of the class. Star Student Award went to: Johnny Lindquist and his dogs Rudy and Dutch; WOW Award, Johnny Lindquist and his dog Diva; Award of Excellence to Brandi Jeffs and her dog Lucky and also to Juanita McEvoy and her dog Cassiopia; Most Improved Awards went to Brandi Jeffs and her dog Dax, Geri Hannah and her dog Piper, and Craig Nielson and his dog Brutus; Great Award to Ralene Larsen and her dog Chewy and Lisa Sherman and her dog Zora; Participation Award to Charlotte Williams and her dog Chassy and Val Mastin and his dog Chipper; and the I Made It Award went to Sharon Pollaehne and her dog Mugsy.


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Women: Statement by Ambassador Herman Schaper on the occasion of the special session on the Fund for Gender Equality
Statement by
H.E. Ambassador Herman Schaper
Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
on the occasion of the special session on the Fund for Gender Equality during the
2012 second regular session of the Executive Board of the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality
and the Empowerment of Women (UN-Women)
New York, 30 November 2012
UN Women's objectives are overall very much in line with the objectives of the Dutch international policy for gender equality and we look forward to continuing and intensifying our cooperation.
The Netherlands welcomes UN WOMEN's strong focus on evidence based policies and measurable development results. Indeed this approach, and sharing evidence with and among development partners, is in our view key to the success of all gender policies.
On the question why the Netherlands supports the UN Fund for Gender Equality, I can say that the Netherlands wholeheartedly supports and contributes to the UN Fund for Gender Equality. We do so for solid reasons.
Firstly, we know that investing in women has a formidable multiplier effect. It is simply smart economics and smart politics.
Secondly, the Fund's distinction between small-scale catalytic grants and large-scale implementation grants allows testing innovative approaches and upscaling them when circumstances permit. Both the competitive nature of the grants and their focus on co-operation between government and civil society are markers of the Fund's quality. The requested amounts run in the billions, reminding us all of the need for more funding. The approach chosen by the Fund deserves support of many more donors
Thirdly, this approach allows both the Fund and UN WOMEN to be effective and legitimate operators for women's empowerment in the Middle East and North-Africa. The very reason we support UN WOMEN in a number of programmes in the region.
As for the manner in which we are Funding Leadership and Opportunities for Women (FLOW), the Netherlands this year closed its bilateral MDG3 Fund, that has offered strong support and achieved great success in empowering women. Its successor fund in the Netherlands is in operation since this year and is called FLOW: Funding Leadership and Opportunities for Women.
The coming four years, 34 recipient organizations will focus on women's economic and political empowerment, on eradicating violence against women and on women's leadership in processes of peace and reconciliation. FLOW is not open to government entities, and only supports women's organizations and ngo's. FLOW and the UN Fund for Gender Equality are therefore complementary vehicles for women's empowerment.
Two closing remarks on why invest in women, especially now.
The amount of funding for international women's empowerment involves a tiny part of development spending. ODA is in decline, but we need more spending on women, not less. Women offer a clear choice for development and we encourage all partners to invest more in them.
Finally, we hope that gender equality and women's empowerment will also figure prominently in the post 2015 development agenda, building upon the Rio outcome document and on best practices on the ground. To this end, we look forward to further cooperation with UN Women and other development partners.


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By Brendan Conway
Is Ben Bernanke dialing back on quantitative easing this year? Is he planning to keep it up for a few more years? Once again, the Federal Reserve chairman attached so many conditions to whether the dreaded "taper" will happen that it's not clear. But Mr. Market left with a clearer message.
It took only a hint of the policy shift that investors know has to come eventually to trigger a decent-sized selloff — a selloff that is continuing into Thursday.
Gold is down by more than 5% this morning, barely holding onto $1,300 after having dipped below that level for the first time since September 2010. Silver has slumped by 7.2% to just over $20. Look for heavy trading today in SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) and iShares Silver Trust (SLV). High-risk, high-reward leveraged funds such as Direxion Daily Gold Miners Bear 3x Shares (DUST) and ProShares Ultra Silver (AGQ) are near the top and bottom of premarket trading, respectively.
From Commerzbank's commodity strategists, who call the reaction "panic selling" in a client note:
We are somewhat surprised by the strong reaction of the gold price to the Fed's meeting, since the Fed is only adhering to its long-known and publicised plan. Gold only seems to be reacting to negative news at present, though, since it failed to profit from the dollar's prior weakness. There is thus a short-term risk of further price erosion. The fall below the April low of just over $1,320 per troy ounce could trigger more sales.
The price of crude oil has slumped 1.6% to under $97 per barrel this morning, while copper is down 1.9% and most agricultural commodities are lower. Even natural gas is taking a hit: Its price is down by 1.7% to $3.90 this morning.
Could Bernanke have engineered any other outcome? Marketfield Asset Management's Michael Shaoul appears to have his doubts. As he writes to clients this morning:
Although we expect this period to be dominated by discussions regarding the FOMC's intended policy we continue to believe that the market is likely to take matters into its own hands well before any genuine clarity over timing emerges from the Federal Reserve.
Morgan Stanley's Peter Boockvar sees a rerun of previous iterations of quantitative easing, in which a policy of juicing financial markets in hopes of sparking a genuine economic recovery didn't work out:
QE1 ended in March 2010. The market rallied for a few more weeks and then proceeded to fall by 16% in coming months. QE2 was then hinted at in Jackson Hole in Aug 2010, started in Nov 2010 and officially ended in June 2011. We rallied for a few weeks after and then the S&Ps fell 18% in the following months. Thus, the movie that is now beginning again is just another version of Police Academy which they kept making even though it always ended badly. At some point, the Fed must stop making these movies that have the same predictable, unfortunate outcome.
But Miller Tabak's Andrew Wilkinson sees Bernanke's tease show over the eventual slowing of quantitative easing, and the market's reaction, as the beginning of something better:
It is important to recognize that the Fed has shifted the onus in a fashion that should be supportive rather than destructive to investor behavior. Stop and think: The economy is strengthening according to Bernanke and is expected to find further support in the second half of 2013. It feels now that we can ease our way into year end rather than face an uphill struggle, dogged by uncertainty over whether the Fed will or won't taper. And if the data does not support a reduction in Fed stimulus, it is unlikely to happen.
Other commodity funds likely to see declines on heavy trading volume: United States Oil Fund (USO), United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG)


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Apple/Potato Peeler
Sturdy Cast Iron Apple Peeler Peels and Cores in One Step
Apple/Potato Peeler
Sturdy Cast Iron Apple Peeler Peels and Cores in One Step
This labor-saving apple peeler removes the drudgery from preparing apples for pies, cobbler, or applesauce, making it possible to prepare homemade desserts more quickly and easily. With a turn of the crank it cores, peels, and slices in a jiffy. You can even adjust it so it will only peel, or just core and slice. Great for peeling potatoes and creating shoestring fries as well. Constructed from durable cast iron, this peeler features a vacuum-grip base that adheres to any smooth tabletop or counter. A Vermont farm kitchen standard! 10"x4"x5¼".
- Cores, peels, slices
- Durable cast iron
- Vacuum-grip base
- Works with potatoes as well as apples
Apple/Potato Peeler
Danger: Sharp blade--use caution.
Wood handle, cast iron body, stainless steel fork and blade, and chrome shaft
Hand wash.
Assembly Required: Y
Cord Polarized: N
Manufactured In: Taiwan
Material - Country Of Origin: Taiwan


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136. Proserpina01:26 PM GMT em 20 de Março de 2012
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Sometimes real-life crimes are weirder and wilder than any fictional evil. How much do you know about these true crimes?
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Question 1 of 30
Which serial killer enjoyed dressing up as a clown and working charity events?
Ian Brady
Dennis Rader
John Wayne Gacy
He went by the name Pogo the Clown.
Question 2 of 30
The St. Valentine's Day Massacre is associated with which famous criminal?
Al Capone
Capone's men killed eight people that day.
John Dillinger, Jr.
George Moran
Question 3 of 30
Which man was the most prolific known serial killer in United States history?
Gary Ridgway
He was known as the Green River Killer and netted at least 49 victims.
Jeffrey Dahmer
Paul Knowles
Question 4 of 30
In Chicago, criminal H.H. Holmes had a house in Chicago that eventually bore which nickname?
The Dungeon
Murder Castle
He may have been responsible for hundreds of murders.
Question 5 of 30
Which serial killer claimed that a demonic dog commanded him to commit murder?
Dennis Rader
David Berkowitz
He was known as the Son of Sam, and he killed six people.
Bobby Joe Long
Question 6 of 30
How did The Angel of Death kill most of his elderly patients?
He drugged them.
He was a nurse, and he claimed that he was relieving patients of suffering.
He smothered them.
He drained them of blood.
Question 7 of 30
How long did it take to exonerate the Central Park Five of rape?
13 years
They were finally freed after being accused of attacking the famous Central Park jogger.
7 years
5 years
Question 8 of 30
What was the IQ of the Trash Bag Killer, who confessed to 32 murders?
His high intelligence helped him elude capture for years.
Question 9 of 30
William Heirens became famous for leaving messages written in what?
One message told the cops to catch him before he killed again.
Question 10 of 30
Serial killer Ted Bundy once worked at which organization?
a funeral home
a suicide prevention hotline
He was a master manipulator.
a heart hospital
Question 11 of 30
Sharon Tate was murdered by which criminal?
Myra Hindley
Charles Manson
He hoped the murders of Tate and her friends would spark a race war.
Jeffrey Dahmer
Question 12 of 30
How many people have been named as Jack the Ripper suspects?
None of the speculation ever ended with a conviction.
Question 13 of 30
Metal Fang was a serial killer known for what?
His kennels full of vicious dogs.
His white metal teeth.
He was also a cannibal.
His pet wolf.
Question 14 of 30
How did the Giggling Granny kill numerous members of her family?
She killed 11 family members, including four husbands
a knife
a car
Question 15 of 30
John Dillinger escaped from jail using what object?
a sharpened toothbrush
a wooden gun
He supposedly whittled the gun himself.
a key
Question 16 of 30
Billy the Kid was said to have killed 27 people but in reality probably killed how many?
He was eventually hunted down and shot to death.
Question 17 of 30
Which serial killer kept victims' heads in his freezer?
The Casanova Killer
Jeffrey Dahmer
He reportedly kissed and had conversations with the heads.
Question 18 of 30
How did Andre Kehoe kill 43 people at a school in 1927?
His victims included 38 children.
machine gun
Question 19 of 30
Ted Kaczynski earned which nickname for himself?
The Unabomber
He mailed homemade bombs to numerous people before being nabbed.
El Chapo
Question 20 of 30
What prison sentence did Luis Garavito receive for murdering 139 boys in Columbia?
30 years
The government scrambled to find other ways to keep him locked up.
30 life sentences
Question 21 of 30
Which serial killer was known for dismembering and beheading his victims?
Son of Sam
Cleveland Torso Murderer
He killed at least 12 people in the 1930s and was never caught.
Question 22 of 30
Timothy McVeigh killed 168 people because he was mad at the government for what?
The Ruby Ridge incident
The Branch Davidian siege
19 children were killed by the bomb he set off in Oklahoma City.
The Iraq War
Question 23 of 30
Which Wild West figure worked as an authority figure until being linked to more than 17 murders?
Frank Dalton
Tom Horn
Stripped of his bounty hunter badge, he became a hired mercenary and kept killing.
Bat Masterson
Question 24 of 30
How did mobster John Gotti die?
stabbed in the back
in prison
His flamboyant and infamous career came to a boring end.
in a hail of police gunfire
Question 25 of 30
"Bugsy" Siegel got his nickname because of what characteristic?
He had bug eyes.
He went into murderous rages.
People who used the nickname in his presence risked their lives.
He looked like Bugs Bunny.
Question 26 of 30
How many children "committed suicide" at the People's Temple in an act led by Jim Jones?
909 people died following the cult leader.
Question 27 of 30
Which serial killer sent complex coded messages to the media?
Metal Fang
Green River Killer
The Zodiac Killer
He was never apprehended, and no one knows his identity.
Question 28 of 30
He was convicted of 48 murders, but how many did the Green River killer confess to?
around 60
around 70
around 100
Many of his victims were prostitutes in the Northwest United States.
Question 29 of 30
Which famed gangster earned the nickname "Jackrabbit?"
John Dillinger
Daring escapes were one of his trademarks.
Lester Gillis
Charlie Luciano
Question 30 of 30
Before she was executed, what were Aileen Pittman's last words?
"They deserved it"
"I'll be back"
She worked as a prostitute and killed her customers.
"Thank goodness it's over"


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André Trottier appointed FIVB instructor for the clinic to come in Niger
February 5th, 2010
Volleyball Canada would like to congratulate Mr. André Trottier, Canadian International Referee of the province of Quebec, he was appointed FIVB instructor for the clinic to come in Niger at the end of the month. Mr. Trottier will leave February 20. "I am more than happy to teach them everything I can for this course. The President of the Federation of Volleyball in Nigeria asking me to give them all the information I can to both beach volleyball and indoor volleyball "Mr. Trottier said. Volleyball Canada is always proud to see Canadian referees supervise and teach their knowledge of Volleyball oversees and wish Mr. Trottier a nice trip.