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FLAMES OF WAR WII rules - 2nd edition : MINT HARDBACK - MAIN RULE SSET | £24.50 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR: FORTRESS EUROPE: 2nd edition of FESTUNG EUROPA- | £18.50 | ||
VAE VICTIS 70: TONKIN : The war in Indo China 1950-54: Is the game. Scenarios for ASL: Blitzkrieg commander. Articles on the 1806 campaign: Fenryll fantasy Flames of war | £10.00 | ||
Flames of War: Airborne D-1: FW202 New Airbourne source book for Flames of War - OUT NOW | £11.50 | ||
WHITE DEATH: Soviet-Finish WInter War 1939-1940: - 9 Historical scenarios for wargames. For most sets of rules for example: Command Decision; Flames of War: Cross of Iron : Panzergrenadier. | £14.99 | ||
STORMING THE REICH: Wargaming WWII: - Excellent glossy set of WWII rules in the Rapid Fire/ Flames of war mould 15-20mm. Playable yet with plenty of detail to keep most WWII anoraks/ Geeks happy | £19.50 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR: D-Day: FW201 80 pages of rules and information on the normandy landings for FOW | £12.50 | ||
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DADI & PIOMBO 32: : - Trafalgar: Italians in WWI Africa; Third Punic war. AGORDAT: Desert Flames of war scenario. all col ill ENglish text | £5.00 | ||
WARGAMES SOLDIERS & STRATEGY 36: Latest issue out - Inc Tet Offensive; Normandy Scenarios and more Bloody Romans & Celts !! However, it's an very useful guide for the fabulous ARMY PAINTER paint system - useful for any period PLUS Free DVD with issues 1 , 2 + 3 in English | £5.00 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR: STALIN'S ONSLAUGHT : Battle for Orsha | £11.50 | ||
TIDE OF IRON : Scenarios (useful for Miniatures rules such as FLAMES of WAR): - 22 wwII small unit scenarios . Full colour Hardback. though designed for TIDE they can be very easily adapted to FLAMES OF WAR and smaller level actions | £19.50 | ||
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FLAMES OF WAR : RIVER OF HEROES : [FW210] Rules for Battles on the Vistula | £11.50 | ||
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Flames of War MID WAR MONSTERS: 48p Soft Back. Is not a book of armies but a book of platoons of experimental vehicles that saw limited action in the period. It Contains rules 18 such vehicles and a sceniario | £12.00 | ||
WARGAMES ILLUSTRATED 262 - CAESAR IN GAUL SPECIAL: - also: Glenshiels; pirates; oh, and some Flames of war OUT OF PRINT | £0.00 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR : NORTH AFRICA and the Mediterranean 1942 -1943: FW105 flames of war army list for North Africa. This is a up-dated supplement, in hardback | £27.50 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR : HELL'S HIGHWAY FW212: First flames of war book for Operation Market Garden, Detailing the battles in and around Eindhoven & Nijmegen. | £11.50 | ||
WARGAMES SOLDIERS & STRATEGY 50) TALAVERA SPECIAL: - plus Freeman's Farm; Stalingrad pull out game; Flames of war painting guide; FOG scenario | £5.00 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR : EASTERN FRONT Mid War Intelligence Book: FW106 248p the latest version (with the new style army lists) includes Soviet, German, Finns, Hungarians and Rumanians | £27.50 | ||
IN THE CLUTCHES OF EAGLES FALLSCHIRMJAGER IN ACTION Command Decision suplement: - 10 scenarios plus Orbats. Very useful fro PANZERGRENADIER and FLAMES OF WAR rules | £17.50 | ||
BLITZKRIEG SCENARIOS 1939-41 : Early war Scenarios for wargamers: SPECIAL OFFER - slight shelf worn Full colour large format. IDEAL FOR FLAMES OF WAR 25 scenarios; various levels. some 6mm-12mm, mostly 15-20mm POLAND: NORWAY & FINLAND: FRANCE & THE BALKANS covered PLUS pre-war conflcts such as the Spanish Civil war INCLUDES a fast play set of WWII rules. | £11.50 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR : A BRIDGE TOO FAR: 80p Supplement. Besides containing all the usual information needed to field the units that took part in the battle the book also contains a Mini-campaign that portrays the battle for the bridge in four connected scenarios | £11.50 | ||
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FLAMES OF WAR : Dogs and Devils: Supplement for the break out of Anzio beachhead. | £11.70 | ||
Flames of War BLITZKRIEG - The German invasion of Poland and France: The Flames of War Early War Supplement. | £27.00 | ||
Flames of War TURNING TIDE (Allied Normandy Compilation): FW108 a 244 page book containing 16 British and 22 American army lists of which 17 of these are new never before published lists | £26.50 | ||
CRISIS IN THE ARDENNES : BULGE 1944: - 10 scenarios for COMMAND DECISION but will do nicely for Panzergrenadier or Flames of War | £18.50 | ||
TROOP LIGHTNING - Flames of War VIETNAM RULES supplement: mint- few only- | £4.99 | ||
Das Book: Over 127 pages crammed with the complete mid and late war unit stats (yes every vehicle and gun). This rare book also includes all the special mission rules and other rules additions (street fighting , airborne assault and seaborne assault to name a few) and includes 9 missions.. | £8.00 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR : HELLFIRE AND BACK : FW302 Early war in North Africa 1940-41 185 page full colour Hardback Book, covers the armies of Italy, Germany and the British with full army lists, guides for fighting in the desert, special desert missions and painting guides. | £25.00 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR : HELLFIRE & BACK: - Libya & Egypt supplement | £27.00 | ||
BURNING EMPIRES : Battle for the Mediterranean (Flames of War): 184p Early War battles in Greece, Crete and Syria. Includes British, Italian, French, German and American Raiding and Garrison Forces for Early and Mid War raiding battles and regular orbats for British, Italian, French and German | £27.00 | ||
BATTLES FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN 1940-1944 : World War II Scenarios III: Brown, Dave A4 full colour . Ten further historical scenarios for Battlegroup Panzer-Grenadier WW2 wargame rules, (or, indeed, any similar wargame rule set). Each scenario provides players with objectives, orders of battle, deployment and terrain maps. The scenarios cover the main periods of fighting in the lands bordering the Mediterranean including Crete, the Western Desert, Tunisia, Sicily and Italy. | £15.00 | ||
GREY WOLF: Axis Forces on the Eastern Front, January 1944-February 1945 (Flames of War) : 264p HBK Flames of War supplement | £25.00 | ||
RED BEAR: Allied Forces on the Eastern Front, January 1944 - February 1945: 216p HBK supplement for flames of war | £25.00 | ||
Raiding Aces Raiders Campaign Pack (FW303A Flames of War): Flames of war Supplement. Raiding Aces is an escalation campaign that focuses on the special forces that fought in the Sahara from 1941-1943. It is all about the bold raids, sabotage missions, and convoy bash ups fought in North Africa. includes one Raiding Aces booklet, one Campaign Map, ten Raiding Aces Medal Pins, one erasable marker pen & one plastic tube carry case. | £18.00 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR 3RD EDITION MINI PAPERBACK RULEBOOK: FEW ONLY./ COmplete set of rules | £7.50 | ||
WARGAMES ILLUSTRATED 292: : FLAMES OF WAR 3rd ed : DARKEST AFRICA: LIGNY: ONE DAY CAMPAIGNS: SEDGEMOOR | £5.00 | ||
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Flames of War Blood, Guts, & Glory: The first of the 3rd edition supplements Blood, Guts, & Glory covers the tanks battles in the Lorraine between September 1944 and January 1945. | £18.00 | ||
Achtung! - Flames of War Starter Set: has been carefully designed for someone who has never heard of Flames Of War before, or has seen the 296 page rulebook and not known where to start. Achtung! is not a simplified set of the Flames Of War rules, but rather a complete introductory box for a new player! Contains Flames Of War full-colour mini-rulebook, 3 detailed plastic British Sherman tank miniatures & 2 detailed plastic German StuG G assault gun miniatures. | £21.50 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR POST SALUTE BLOW OUT- : - 1 x 3rd edition Hardback rules rules+ 1 BLOOD & GUTS - very limited offer post free world wide | £45.00 | ||
Tank Aces Campaign Pack FW220A: Tank Aces is an escalation campaign that focuses on the tank forces that fought in the Lorraine battles in September 1944. With Tank Aces you will earn medals and promotions as you command a small tank company and lead them to glory. | £18.80 | ||
Tactical Edge Tokens (FW220B): In Tank Aces, the Tactical Edge Tokens act as special objectives that award players with small bonuses for whoever gets to them first. They can be used to give yourself a boost or make your opponent have to try something again. | £6.75 | ||
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FLAMES OF WAR Devil's Charge FW222: In this second book for the 3rd Edition, the desperate fighting to hold the northern flank during the Battle of the Bulge. | £15.99 | ||
FLAMES OF WAR NUTS : The Siege of Bastonge, Battle of the Bulge, December 1944 FW223: 80 pages full colour A4 Intelligence Handbook covering the forces of the Siege of Bastogne, Battle of the Bulge, December 1944, and Operation Nordwind, January 1945. It features three New American and three New German Intelligence Briefings. | £15.99 |
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The Macon County Sheriff Department was first alerted the Monday before, when some "bullets" (balls wrapped up with drug items inside) were discovered behind an office at the Justice Center along a chain-link fence.
Detective Donnie Crawford reports, "I found out that there was going to be a drop Sunday, while a certain pod [of prisoners] was going to be in the reck yard. So at that time, me and Deputy Petty sat in one of the judge's chambers, watching the area where they would come.
"I observed Ms. Charlene Danielle Primeaux-Ladd pull up behind Rick Gann's office, exit her vehicle, and throw three items towards the yard. The rec yard is just covered with the chain-link fence, so the prisoners can get some sun light. She was trying to throw them where they would fall through the chain link fence while the inmates were in the rec yard. Once I observed her throwing the three items in the area of the rec yard we took her into custody and got one of the officers to do a search of the prisoners in the yard.
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Published: Monday, October 1, 2012 11:17 AM CDT
The Collin County Committee on Aging Meals on Wheels delivers hot lunches to the Celina Senior Center on the Square on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Tues. Oct. 4 Beef enchiladas with enchilada sauce, ranch-style beans, mixed greens, wheat tortilla, gelatin.
Thurs. Oct. 6 Glazed ham, whipped sweet potatoes, squash medley, wheat bread, vanilla wafers.
Fri. Oct. 7 Cajun fish with Tartar sauce, dirty rice, green peas with red peppers, wheat bread, fresh apple.
On Monday and Wednesday local groups take lunch to the Celina Senior Center.
To have a Meals on Wheels lunch at the Celina Senior Center make a reservation the day before by calling Michael Landin at Celina City Hall at 972-382-2682. Lunch is available for a donation of $3.00 or less. For anyone who cannot make a donation, lunch is still available. Just make a reservation the day before.
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"Consider a different version"
I think I would have enjoyed this audiobook more if I had purchased a different version. I wasn't very impressed with the narrator, whose voice was often inexpressive. The language was so beautiful and eloquent, but the narration seemed very amateurish. I would recommend at least listening to a sample of this version or trying to find a different version all together.
The story was a little bit hard to relate to since it takes place in a time with very different values and ideas about sin and punishment than today.
"Education is key"
Anybody reading this book would be encouraged to cut process foods from the diet. It outlines many examples of how salty, sugary, and fatty foods are often addictive and people are generally oblivious to their adverse health affects. The scariest part was the countless examples of foods the claim to be low fat or low salt, giving the impression that they are healthy, when in reality they are not.
Besides the relationship between our health and the food that we eat, the author also outlines marketing practices from the food industry. The bottom line is that the food industry is motivated by making money and will sell/market whatever the general population desires and will buy. In the end, the author pointed to education and individual choices as the key to driving change in an era of overeating and obesity.
This book is a great start to educating yourself on why you should avoid processed foods but it doesn't offer much in the way of what types of food should be consumed and the appropriate portion sizes. Nevertheless, it is insightful (although maybe a little bit repetitive) and was an enjoyable listen!
"A short detective story"
This short story is about a pregnant detective who suddenly happens upon a mystery, even while she is not supposed to be doing field work. I believe the author has written several novels about this particular detective. The story was decent but was not intriguing enough to convince me to read the other books. I downloaded this short story because it was free.
I did not enjoy the narrator. At one point, there were some pretty dramatic scenes, yet the narrator's expression made it seem like nothing out of the ordinary was happening.
"Try not to be disturbed!"
I enjoyed listening to this book. The author's narration was very good! The content covered some of the research behind psychopathy from a journalist's perspective. I enjoyed listening about some of the science and research, but at the same time, some of the information was a little bit disturbing. Certainly, the history of psychopathic research is full of controversy!
The first part of the book as a little bit hard to get through because it didn't seem to have anything to do with the topic. If you can get through that, the rest is interesting reading.
"Informative for Introverts and Extroverts alike"
When I decided to read this book, I figured that it would appeal mostly to individuals with introverted personality traits. However, I came to realize that the information presented was helpful to both sides of the introvert/extrovert spectrum. The book included descriptions of many studies on personality and individual/group dynamics and I thoroughly enjoyed these aspects.
The author presents the case that introverts are an important part of society and should not be asked to conform to the more gregarious ideals of the Western world. It came across almost as a defense for introverted behavior. I would definitely recommend this book to my friends, whether they are introverted or extroverted.
"One thing is for certain..."
The main point I got from this book was that there is a lot of misleading information out there about what consists of a healthy diet. The author provides scientific evidence that animal-based diets can lead to adverse health effects. He advocates eating a plant-based, whole foods diet and cites some examples where this diet has reversed symptoms of heart disease.
The author connects a range of diseases with protein from animal-based foods. He points out that a lot of information on nutrition is misleading and that his information mainly considers individual nutrients separately which misses the whole picture.
The book was very good and convincing. However, the information did get a little bit repetitive, perhaps as a way to emphasize the point. I'm not ready to give up animal proteins entirely but I am convinced and have started to incorporate more plants into my diet.
"Overview of several psychological effects"
I enjoyed listening to this book. It was fun hearing about the many ways our memories fail us and the studies that support these findings. There were 40+ different psychological effects. Each started with a misconception about how we perceive our memories and the world, followed by the reality. Then the author went into detail about the scientific studies and findings. I liked this format of organization, although in some examples I was hoping for more detail.
One small organizational suggestion would be to group similar effects into categories. I'm having a hard time recalling all 40+ effects, although I can recall the general scope of the book. I think categories would have made the information easier to record and recall.
Overall, it was a fun listen! The narrator sounded familiar even though I don't think I've listened to him before. It was well done.
"Very enjoyable"
This was an excellent book on many accounts. It was a story of determination, discovery, and acceptance. I would highly recommend it to a friend.
One moment that sticks with me is the passing of the mother's horse, Lady. This scene was probably one of the most emotional moments in the book.
Dunne's performance really enhances the author's emotion, be it pride, fear, joy, sadness or shame. Her performance was excellent and she demonstrated versatility as a narrator even though there weren't many character voices to portray.
There were many funny moments balanced by many sad moments. The author's extraordinary attention to detail and description provided several memorable passages.
"Nice for a short listen"
This novel was a nice and short listen and is well worth the time. The story is emotional and I certainly won't forgot it anytime soon.
At first I thought the narrator was too fast and had trouble keeping up. But in the later parts of the the book, Gary Sinise really captured the emotion and the pace was perfect. He also had some good voices for different characters.
"A unique style"
This novel was different from any I've read before. There were some very funny sections. The author had a unique way of describing absurd situations, often in a circular, almost repetitive fashion. It was easy to pick up on again after having a short break from listening. The narration was also fantastic! I enjoyed listening to this classic.


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Andy Crouch examines the life of a scientist based on his experience of walking alongside his wife Catherine, an experimental physicist. That relationship has shown him that a life in science is a journey "into a set of virtues," of cultivating a specific character suited to the particular demands of research and investigation. Crouch's hope is to persuade pastors and others in the church to prayerfully support the scientific endeavor as a reflection of God's image in humankind as well as offers some suggestions for ministering to their needs.
Evolution and Christian Faith Grantees Announced
Congratulations to the 37 winners of the Evolution & Christian Faith (ECF) grants competition! ECF is a new BioLogos program designed to support projects and network-building among scholars, church leaders, and parachurch organizations.
Awe in Science
If we can understand the experiences of the people who work every day in the lab, our dialogues concerning science and religion will be far more fruitful.
Series: Harmonizing Science, Ethics, and Praxis
In this three-part series, Cal DeWitt offers insights and examples of why science and ethics must work together to help us make informed, practical decisions within our society. DeWitt's science-ethics-praxis model provides a framework by which we can live more effectively as God's stewards.
Series: To Serve and Preserve—Genesis 2 and the Human Calling
In this series, David Buller pays careful attention to the original language and cultural context of Genesis 2, revealing that our responsibility to care for creation is a sacred task given to us by God, not merely a modern secular activity. By taking Scripture seriously, we learn that we have a God-given mandate to be diligent stewards of His creation.
Series: The Meaning of mîn in the Hebrew Old Testament
The related ideas of the "fixity of species" and "natural kinds" have been prominent in the science and faith conversation. Some Christians take Genesis to mean that God created (bara) fixed species (mîn). But does the text truly indicate such a concept? Biblical scholar Dr. Richard Hess looks at the Biblical context and meaning of the Hebrew mîn, and suggests that when Christians use it to frame our understanding of the entire created order, we may be asking too much of this single word.
Series: But Does it Move? John Lennox on Science and the Bible
Taken from Chapter 2 of John Lennox's book Seven Days That Divide The World, this three part series looks at scripture interpretation. Lennox looks especially at the Galileo controversy regarding the movement of the Earth and why our own interpretations do not necessarily call into question the authority of the Scripture.
Series: The Genesis of Everything
Theologian, historian and Christian apologist Dr. John P. Dickson addresses the history and interpretation of Genesis 1. Making no claims about human biological origins, Dickson urges us to treat the early chapters of Genesis as a literary and historical statement, and listen carefully to it on those terms.
The Beauty of Being a Scientist and a Christian
I am a Christian. I believe that God is the ultimate reality and that the world, including me, was created by God. But this is not just an idle affirmation, a faith statement to be recited in church on Sunday.
Series: Science as an Instrument of Worship
In this brief series (taken from a 2009 paper), Jennifer Wiseman uses an excerpt from the famous hymn "How Great Thou Art," to explain why the study of God's creation can lead Christ's followers into meaningful worship and overcome the obstacles which impede true praise. Creation as encountered through our senses is pondered by our minds, which flows into wonder-filled songs from the soul. She further explains how knowledge of creation will help Christians to address the moral dilemmas of science, and she encourages all to see the process of scientific inquiry as a means to discover God's truth.
Below the Surface; Behind the Scene
In this video, Alister McGrath discusses the importance of going beyond surface readings, both in Scripture and in the natural world. The parable of the sower, for example, contains a far deeper meaning than a story of a man scattering seed.
Gaining Perspective
In today's video, Michael Ramsden discusses the humility and openness we need to have before we approach Scripture.
God's Accommodation to Humans
According to Calvin, accommodation is a pedagogical tool that God employs to communicate to human beings. If God wishes to speak to us, he must bridge the gulf by descending into our world and speaking our language. In other words, God accommodates himself to our ability to comprehend.
A Pastor's Perspective on the Dangers of an Ultra-Literal Perspective
In this video Conversation, Greg Boyd notes that some believers conceive of their faith as a "house of cards"—where shifting one element will collapse the whole thing.
Meditation on Light
I became a scientist because over and over, when I was a child, a teenager, and a college student, I experienced the sheer delight that comes with understanding the amazing physical mechanisms that are at work in our universe.
On Myth and Meaning
In this video, John Walton talks about ancient myth and how we might better understand it if we think about its intended functionality—that is, myths were a way to explain a culture's origin and universal significance though they lacked the advances of scientific discovery.
N.T. Wright on Understanding Ancient Texts
In this video Conversation, N.T. Wright emphasizes the importance of understanding the context of biblical texts in order to know whether to read them as literal or metaphorical narratives.
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Search Resumes for Second Teen in Budd Lake
Body of one teenage boy who went missing in icy water was found Tuesday afternoon, search for the second was suspended Tuesday night, prosecutor says.
Update, 10 a.m. Wednesday: Dive and recovery teams have resumed searching for the body of the second teen in Budd Lake as of 8 a.m. First Assistant Prosecutor Thomas Zelante said the Morris County Prosecutor's Office will release a statement later in the day. Mt. Olive Mayor Rob Greenbaum wrote on his public Facebook page Wednesday morning, "Let's bring the last boy home today."
The search for the second teen, missing since Monday night in the partially frozen waters of Budd Lake, was suspended Tuesday afternoon, Acting Morris County Prosecutor Fredric Knapp said.
Knapp said the New Jersey State Police Marine Service Bureau's six divers spent more than six hours searching in the icy waters on Tuesday.
"The divers who used sonar to assist them in their efforts made a total of eight dives in an attempt to recover the bodies," Knapp said. "The body of one of the young men was recovered."
Mt. Olive Mayor Rob Greenbaum said at 3:08 p.m. Tuesday on his Facebook page that the body of a teen who went missing Monday night was found and pulled from the lake.
"The State Police Dive team recovered one of our lost youth. I am hopeful for the second family that we can bring some closure to this tragic event shortly," the Facebook post read.
According to Knapp, the NJSP will be returning Wednesday morning to continue the recovery efforts.
"We extend our condolences to the families," Knapp said.
Mt. Olive Police Cpl. Eric Anthony said responders will continue to search and no one was giving up until the recovery operation was completed.
"But I haven't been out on the lake, so I can't say for certain about the timetable," Anthony said.
The area on Sandshore Road near the intersection of Budd Avenue has been an active scene since calls came in at 6:20 p.m. Monday.
Clyde Schimanski Jr., a father whose son—Clyde Schimanski III—went missing around the same time as the calls came into police, told Patch he's "kind of in shock."
"My son was a good kid," Schimanski said. "He would never pull a prank like this. I realized around 6:30 (Monday night) my son was one of the ones (in the lake)."
It has not yet been released if the body recovered Tuesday afternoon was Schimanski's son.
A crew of divers continued to search throughout Monday night into Tuesday, according to Mt. Olive firefighter Doug Fenichel. Additional responders resumed their search at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Fenichel said.
"We hoped it was a hoax," Fenichel said. "But as information came in, we realized otherwise."
Families of the teens were held inside Budd Lake Chapel Tuesday and met with authorities and grief counselors.
"The high school is a mess today," said Budd Lake resident Kim Maleyonok, whose daughter attends Mt. Olive High School. "Teachers are crying; students are crying in the classrooms and in the halls. Clyde (Jr.) is a sweetheart—he'd rip his heart out and give it to you. This is devastating to him."
Greenbaum, who was at the scene Monday night, wrote on his public Facebook page just before midnight, "Once again I am sad to report that we likely lost two young adults in Mount Olive this evening. May God bless their families and help ease their pain."
Firefighters and police attempted by boat to reach the teens, who were heard screaming for help in the lake, but were unable to reach them, Fenichel said.
This is an ongoing story. Patch will update as details are made available.
Valerie Lieberman
1:40 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
I don't get how they were unable to reach them. Please help me understand
2:22 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Article says call came in at 6:20 pm, when it's already dark. Big lake, pitch dark--it's not easy to locate the source of a voice under those conditions.
7:23 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
The 1-10-1rule of cold water rescue states that you only have 1 minute to stop yourself from freaking out and then 10 minutes to save yourself from the situation. The likelihood of first responders being there within that 10 minute time frame is very slim. By the time the man heard them screaming and called 911 they were likely already in the water for at least a few minutes. And sadly us first responders (I'm an EMT but was not there) are not able to respond immediately to calls. Well, until someone invents a teleporter anyway.
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Valerie Lieberman
10:34 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
6:20. Right. Of course. There have been so many tragedies lately, my brain is failing to process information. My prayers go out to all involved.
8:58 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
I don't understand either. They heard them yelling---flashlights and a boat, right?
9:09 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
the reason they could not save these boys is no one in the rescue team even tried to walk out on that ice... they have no idea how thick the ice is,not knowing the thickness causes alot of standing around on the shore line, i wasnt there but im sure with all them fire trucks,ambulance and personal...not one person even ventured on to that ice,ive seen it many times in the last 30yrs of ice so called rescues,so much as you would think they are equipped they really have no preparation for the fast fast rescue,you venture out on that ice you better be near the shore line so they can throw you a rope,slippery conditions,and not knowing the thickness of the ice causes all these drownings,its just not what you think,just alot of personal standing around waiting for the fire boat or the screaming to stop you need 3 things for the fast reasue... knowledge or a daily report on the thickness of the ice and bad spots...ice cleats,and a rope with a loop...the ice was safe enough for the boys to walk out there so I ask myself why all the standing around in these rescues "efforts"
casual observer
12:59 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
jazzman - how do you know no one tried to walk out on the ice and there was a lot of standing around on the shoreline when you said you were not there? This is enough of a tragedy for the families, your statements do nothing for anyone.
Paul Tulli
2:04 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
My prayers are with the boys and also their families.
2:50 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
As I've learned from living on the lake from childhood is not to step foot on the ice until it's been at constant freezing temperature for at least 3 weeks. Although not deep, the middle is not frozen. I was really surprised to see ice boats out there this past weekend, and other activity I thought unsafe, so perhaps the kids just thought it was ok. God Bless them, and their families.
4:07 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
is there some type of notice by the township telling the public if it is safe to go out there? if not, shouldn't there be?
David Perkins
4:41 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
If there was an official notice of when the ice was safe and when it was not, then the liability falls on the person/authority that is responsible for updating the status when an accident like this happens. My deepest condolences to the families and neighbors affected by this terrible tragedy.
carol klinefelter
5:20 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends and your whole community. With love, The Klinefelter family (Montville CT)
8:36 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Yes, there should be notification of safe or unsafe ice. But there is a discrepancy as to WHO has the say. I am not sure if this is state property or town property, past the road zone. I do not believe Mount Olive has jursidistion, in which case, who will pitch in to help me address the state?? I'll give you my contact info
Long Valley resident
9:56 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
I'm sooooo sorry for this. I've discussed this my husband and we both have wondered if that fire house near the lake was staffed with paid personnel instead of volunteers like "EC" pointed out, would they have not been there within a very quick amount of time and possibly saved those kids...I'm sorry this has happened, God I wish it had not, but maybe this volunteer system is not working out for us.....
5:00 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Paid or volunteer, EMTs can only treat patients AFTER the patient has been secured. EMTs are neither trained nor equipped for under ice rescue. The search and rescue is done by the New Jersey State Police Marine Service Bureau.
Long Valley resident
5:19 pm on Friday, January 11, 2013
FYI LVresident....the fire house I was talking about, houses fire trucks and my point being that its a shame fire men...not EMT's, were not at that FIRE house that night who were paid, not volunteers, who have the equipment to responded instantly, instead of it being paged out, crew members driving in their own personal vehicles with blue lights to get to the building, fire up the trucks and then pull out, hopefully with enough crew showing up so they can roll to the call. The initial search and rescue was NOT performed by the New Jersey State Police Marine Service Bureau as you state, the first responders where the fire men and the EMT's... and the Budd Lake/MT Olive fire men were the initial searches...
9:59 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
I disagree that there should be "official" notice of when the ice is safe or not. First off, the nature of ice, especially on a spring fed lake, is that it could be safe in one spot and unsafe ten feet away. Secondly, who is going to take on that liability? That being said, I'm sure growing up by the lake these kids were told over and over again the dangers of going on the ice by their parents and other adults. As kids are prone to do, they didn't listen. Do you really think a sign is going to discourage them? "C'mon Bobby, the sign has been up since last Tuesday and the temperature has been 20 degrees for a week, what do they know? They probably forgot to take the sign down". Kids will be kids and unless you have somebody patrolling the lake 24/7 signs aren't going to help. My heart breaks for the families and friends of the two boys and I hope they somehow find the strength to make their way through this horribly tragedy.
Rob L
6:33 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
If there was to be a sign for safety, it would probably read STAY OFF THE LAKE. Fortunately there is no sign and we can use our own minds to decide if we want to go out on a frozen lake or take a swim in a lake with no supervision. This is an unfortunate tragic accident, but I want to decide if I should be on the lake..not a sign
Laurence Orlans
9:10 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Laurence Orlans
If you want to use your mind to decide whether you'll obey a sign telling you it's not safe, then don't expect First Responders to risk their lives to save yours, when you fall through.
10:06 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Why does warnings about going on the lake have to be enforced by a sign? Who said anything about signage? When people are not supposed to trespass on public property, the police are there to enforce that. So let's say the lake is deemed unsafe, why can't we have police patrolling the lake? What's the issue here? We're talking about safety. They do it at beaches when the riptides are strong. Not everything has to be divisive.
Not Domino
10:38 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Good idea nynola - let's have year-round 24-hour police patrols on all lakes, rivers, and streams, as well as any other areas where someone could potentially drown or otherwise get accidentally killed. In fact, we should have 24-hour police patrols on all public and private swimming pools as well, since there is a risk of drowning in those as well. Swimming pools protected by a locked fence topped with barbed wire all the way around can be exempted.
12:15 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
I believe the issue is jurisdiction. While the shoreline around Budd Lake is under the jurisdiction of the Mt. Olive PD, I believe the lake itself is state property, which puts it under the jurisdiction of the NJ State Marine Division. Thus, I don't think the Mt. Olive cops can enforce who can and can't go on the water (or ice). As far as the NJ Marine Police patrolling Budd Lake, I know that they hardly have the resources to patrol Lake Hopatcong, so getting any to patrol on Budd Lake would be difficult. There is also Lake Musconetcong to contend with.
2:27 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
This was a real tragedy and my sympathy and condolences go to the families of those who perished. BUT - I for one am sick of a nanny government attempting to watch over me and govern my every move - most levels of government can't govern themselves, never mind the rest of us. How about applying a little old fashioned common sense? That's what could have averted this senseless tragedy - not more governmental intrusion in our lives and mindless misuse of our tax dollars.
1:20 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Fund set for funeral of Nick Cianciotto, who fell through Budd Lake Ice
3:22 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
I don't have time for politics. I was just trying to think of solutions. I will spend my time trying to focus on the families and donating $ for the fund.
Bill Child
5:00 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
A tragedy for all, and something every parent fears might happen to one of their or another's children. My brother once told me, before my wife and I had any children, but he had two, was "You can't believe how being a parent changes your perspective on life and everything. Your children become your life and if something happens to them, good or bad, you are changed." This loss, so sad, is hard for anyone to understand. If you are a parent or dedicated guardian, it is devastating to even imagine, but I only hope something positive might come from it. What? Can only imagine and hope. Condolences to family, friends and school mates. Be safe. It's a tough world but wonderful if respected. Be strong but never lose the magic.


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The study multivitamin was similar to "common," moderate-dose products available in any supermarket or pharmacy. Given that past studies have suggested multivitamins may increase cancer risk, these findings are reassuring. However, according to lead study author Dr. J. Michael Gaziano, "It would be a big mistake for people to go out and take a multivitamin instead of quitting smoking or doing other things that we have a higher suspicion play a bigger role, like eating a good diet and getting exercise."
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Located in central Arizona about 150 miles south of Flagstaff and 150 miles north of Tucson, Phoenix is situated on a broad, flat desert basin amid scattered barren rocky mountain peaks. The city's small downtown contains a few dozen high-rises. Surrounding them is a large metropolitan area that's expanded outward rather than upward. This sprawling city has largely encompassed the surrounding communities of Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Glendale, and Sun City.
The local arts scene includes performances at Phoenix Symphony Hall, with concerts by the Phoenix Symphony and the Phoenix Youth Symphony. The Arizona Opera and Ballet Arizona also perform here. The Orpheum Theatre is home to the Phoenix Metropolitan Opera. The Arizona Theatre Company is is the state's preeminent professional theater. Exposed Gallery is a venue for exhibitions by gay and gay-friendly artists. The Phoenix Art Museum has exhibitions from around the world and across time, from ancient to modern, the masters to the rising stars.
Getting here
Sky Harbour is Arizona's international airport located a short distance from the center of Phoenix. To get to the city centre you have a choice of several differen shuttle services, public transit, car rental or taxi. Check the airport website for transportation details.
Amtrak trains no longer come through Phoenix, but Amtrak Thruway has a bus route between the airport and Flagstaff for connections with daily Southwest Chief trains to/from Los Angeles and Chicago.
Greyhound intercity buses arrive and depart from the 24th Street station, located near the airport.
Getting around
A car is necessary for getting around easily, but public transportation is provided by Valley Metro with buses throughout the greater metropolitan area. Valley Metro's 20-mile light rail METRO system serves north-central Phoenix, downtown, and eastward through Tempe and Mesa. Buy single fare tickets ($1.75), all-day ($3.50), and multi-day passes at station vending machines (exact change required).
Media and resources
Echo Magazine is the long-time local gay press in these parts. ION Arizona Magazine is another gay source for news and bars, clubs and restaurants info.
New Times is the handy local weekly with music, film, arts and restaurant listings. The City of Phoenix official website covers all the basics.
For locations and website links to businesses listed below, see our Phoenix gay map & listings pages.
Bars and clubs
Gay clubs in Phoenix are somewhat spread out. The scene offers a wide range of options for cowboys, leathermen and bears, full-nude male strip bars, Latino nightclubs, cocktail lounges, drag shows galore, and laid-back neighborhood bars and cafe/restaurants for both men and women.
Amsterdam (718 N Central), comfortable bar welcomes all, great martinis, show nights throughout the week.
Anvil (2303 E. Indian School Rd), men's leather and fetish bar, underwear or shirtless nights, wet boxers and hot bods contests, beer busts, pool tables, special leather and bear theme events.
Apollo's (5749 7th St), neighborhood favorite, nightly themes, free Wi-Fi and "Greek God" male strippers each Sunday night.
Bar 1 (3702 N 16th St) small neighborhood gay video bar, pleasant/ comfortable early hangout, jukebox, palm-shaded patio, fireplace, pinball, darts and pool games, large patio.
BS West (7125 5th Ave, Scottsdale), popular dance club; full schedule of weekly events includes karaoke, drag shows, male strippers, plus beer busts, BBQs and special events.
Bunkhouse Saloon (4428 N 7th Ave), mostly men, pool, darts, outdoor patio, fire pit, poker nights, karaoke, Underwear Nights. Weekend burgers with $1 draft beers. Daily from 8am, (Sun 10am).
Cash Inn Country (2140 E McDowell Rd), mostly women, darts, pool, line and 2-stepping dancing, poker, karaoke, free internet access, flat screen TV videos, large comfortable patio.
Charlie's (727 W Camelback Rd), long-time popular Western-themed bar, wet and strip shows, drag, 2-Step and Line dancing lessons, volleyball games. Friday/Saturday afterhours until 4am.
Club 24 (2424 E Thomas) gay/mixed dance club, undies nights, bears' happy hours, goth nights, Electro-Industrial Saturday dance/after-hours.
Cruisin' 7th (3702 N 7th Street), Thursday night and Saturday late afternoon male strippers, Wednesdays Comedy, Thursday Leather nights and Friday/Saturday drag revues.
Dick's Cabaret (3432 E Illini St), no alcohol, naked male strippers in constant rotation, private "VIP" sessions. Love it one night, hate it another -- depends who's on stage, but always a real slice of Americana.
Friends (1028 E Indian School Rd) video bar with mostly male crowd, karaoke and pool games. Was Cherry Bar briefly.
Ice Pics Video Bar (3108 E McDowell Rd), variety of nights, each with own crowd, drag, show tunes, comedy nights, male strippers, undies nights, karaoke, amateur nights, Saturday beer busts..
Karamba (1724 E McDowell Rd), hot men dance to Latin beats on weekends, weekday and Sunday drag shows, karaoke, good mix and easy vibe, weekend tacos, quesadillas and burritos.
Kobalt (3110 N Central Ave) boasts one of region's best mixes of people, nightly events rotations, very popular happy hours, cheap strong drinks.
Mi Patio (3347 N. 7th Av), good and affordable Mexican food, excellent service.
NuTowne Saloon (5002 E Van Buren), men's cruise/locals' bar, pool table/games, beer busts and BBQs, bar food/burgers, karaoke, video movies, WiFi, patio.
Oz (1804 W. Bethany Hone Rd), small neighborhood gay pub, pool tables and outdoor patio with smoking permitted.
Plazma (1560 E. Osborn), neighborhood video sports bar to catch the games, play pool or join the karaoke singers.
Pat O's Bunkhouse Saloon (4428 N 7th Ave), neighborhood men's bar, bears, leather, large patio, darts and pool games.
Roscoe's on 7th (4531 N. 7th St) video sports bar and grill, pool games, most popular for happy hours and on weekends.
The Rock (4129 N 7th Ave) neighborhood gay, mostly men's saloon, jukebox, patio, karoake, games, drag shows.
Zoan (4301 N 7th Ave), video bar, karaoke nights, Saturday Top 40/Hip-Hop dancing, GLBT men/women mix, special theme nights.
Two male strip clubs closed in the past year: Pumphouse II (which briefly opened as Claude's Lounge), and Alpha Boys.
Chute (1440 E. Indian School Rd), bears and leather men, friendly atmosphere for all. Saturday Leather Night. Gymnasium, steam shower, two leather sling rooms, relaxation areas, nice after-hours crowd. Off Chute Too (4115 N. 7th Avenue), their store, has cute undies, t-shirts, magazines, and kinky stuff.
Flex (1517 S Black Canyon Hwy), always open, pool, jacuzzi, steam room, gym, lockers, and private rooms. Mondays Buddy Nights 4pm to midnight, Tuesday/Thursday half-price rooms from 4pm to midnight and Wednesday noon to midnight. Also early-bird specials.
Where to stay
Arizona Sunburst Inn (6245 N 12th Pl; 602-274-1474), gay oasis in the Valley of the Sun. Mostly men, clothing optional sunbathing, swimming and spa. Stay 7 nights and last night is free. Wi-Fi internet, expanded Continental breakfast.
Clarendon (401 W Clarendon Avenue; 602-252-7363), general public boutique hotel in Midtown, pool and rooftop bar, free international phone calls, fitness facility, free WiFi service.
The Arizona Royal Villa (4312 12th St; 602-266-6883), private retreat for gay men, clothing optional grounds and pool, overnight or day guests. In central Phoenix, near shopping, restaurants and light rail.
See website links and locations for all the above businesses and more, at our Phoenix gay map & listings pages.
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Craig Carter
Bass and Vocalist
Craig Carter joined Dennis DeYoung in 2010 on bass and vocals. He is a native of San Jose, California. He has a degree in music theory and youth education from Mid-America Christian University in Oklahoma City. Carter now resides in Nashville and has extensive studio and touring experience in Christian, gospel, and country music working with artists including Cece Winans, Natalie Grant, Melinda Doolittle and Phil Keaggy to name just a few. He has toured extensively throughout North America, Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean. He is currently working on a new solo cd project titled 10ft Tall where he showcases his wide range of talents including lead vocals, bass, and acoustic guitar.


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4 Lessons From Allen Iverson's Money Meltdown
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- As a basketball player, Allen Iverson was a phenomenon.
First at Georgetown University, where he played for coaching legend John Thompson, then in the National Basketball Association, where he starred for the Philadelphia 76ers, Iverson was a hoops magician.
A Sixer's game was a must-see event when Iverson was in his heyday, and fans reveled in his speed, poise, charisma and ability to knock down the game-winning shot again and again.
He was paid handsomely for his efforts. Iverson earned $154 million in his 14-year NBA career, according to Sports Illustrated.
Yet today, Iverson is broke, and heavily in debt -- for now. The former all-star made news this week as his $4.5 million Atlanta mansion was set to fall into foreclosure after he defaulted on the mortgage.
What happened to Iverson, and what lessons can Americans take from his financial fall from grace? There are many, but here are some of the most important ones:
Don't live beyond your means: Financial advisers are in unison on one kitchen-table financial topic -- you can't spend more than you earn. But that's what Iverson did. According to papers filed in a recent lawsuit, and published by TMZ.com: Iverson earns approximately $60,000 per month, yet spends about $350,000 per month. The legal report says Iverson spends about $10,000 per month on food and clothing; $10,000 on restaurants and entertainment; and $1,000 on dry-cleaning bills.
Don't take your eye off the ball: Funny to say this about a basketball legend, but Iverson regularly avoided the financial basics and "took his eyes off the ball." He habitually splurged on purchases he didn't really need and wound up paying the price. For example, Iverson's bank account was seized last year after he couldn't pay more than $860,000 he owed to a jewelry store.
Don't lose control of your finances: On the personal financial front, Iverson was his own worst enemy. In his recent foreclosure case, he claimed he never agreed to the mortgage loan for the Atlanta mansion -- that his wife actually signed the loan papers. In Kitchen Table Economics 101, you always know where your money is and where it is going. Iverson failed that test, and spectacularly so.