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Jason McCollim with his K9 Manhunters Sookie and Indie Anna
Jason is Spokane’s very own voice of classic rock. Jason has been a local fixture on Spokane’s radio waves for over a decade, and a Jack-of -all-trades within the radio community.
The start of Jason’s radio career may have began behind the control board, but it wasn’t long before his many other talents began to get some recognition. Today, Jason is not only a recognizable hometown, homegrown voice on Spokane’s 98.9 KKZX, but Jason also works behind the scenes as the Program Director of 1280 FOX Sports.
In 2010 Jason joined Inland Empire Bloodhounds Search and Rescue, a Non-Profit Organization that trains Bloodhounds for Search and Rescue Operations with the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office. In 2011 and 2012 Jason served as the Vice President of Inland Empire Bloodhounds and Communications Office of the Spokane SAR Council.
Over the course of his involvement with Search and Rescue, Jason’s had the opportunity to work with some of the America’s Top Police and SAR K9 trainers including; Kelli Collins, Sandy Stuart, Pam Nyberg, John Salem, Kevin Baughn and the leading expert in Police Bloodhounds, Jeff Schettler.
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Alexis Normand sings the American National Anthem in the 2013 Memorial Cup game between the Portland Winterhawks and the Halifax Mooseheads.
Archie Bunker & Mike 'Meathead' Stivic discuss The Star Spangled Banner.
Alaska to Argentina in 500 Days, the sights and roads of a motorcycle journey, a one man video documentary of the craziest, most beautiful and intense roads the Western World has to offer.
Follow Alex Chacon from Texas, as he navigates through the dangerous and exciting Pan American route through the Americans on motorcycle, an Epic continuance to the famous motorcycle diaries with Ernesto Che Guevara.
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Ryan White vs Jared Cowen, Francis Bouillon vs Zack Smith, Travis Moen vs Chris Neil, Jarred Tinordi vs Chris Phillips and Colby Armstrong vs Matt Kassian from the Montreal Canadiens at Ottawa Senators game on May 5, 2013.
Smartphones are getting smarter all the time, but the people using them... not so much. NBCNews.com has compiled a list of the dumbest things that people do on their smartphones, and suggests that if you do any of them regularly, you don't deserve to have one. Here they are:
Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo flew under its own power for the first time yesterday, soaring over the Mojave desert after being dropped from its mother ship. The spacecraft hit Mach 1.2 and reached an altitude of 56,000 feet before gliding to a landing. After a few more similar tests, SpaceShipTwo will eventually take its first flight to space.
Yo, Adrian. You're going to Broadway! Sylvester Stallone announced Sunday that a musical adaptation of the iconic 1976 film Rocky will premiere at the Winter Garden Theater next February. The production is already a hit in Germany. It features a score by the composers of Ragtime and a story by the guy wrote The Producers and Hairspray. The musical stays close to the movie, but focuses more on Rocky's romance with the shy pet store clerk Adrian. "At the end of the day, Rocky is a love story," Stallone said. "And he could never have reached the final bell without Adrian.”
A University of Saskatchewan professor hypothesizes that a person could benefit from picking his or her nose and eating the boogers. Scott Napper, a biochemistry professor at the Saskatoon school, posed the unsavory hypothesis to his students, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported Friday. "By consuming those pathogens caught within the mucus, could that be a way to teach your immune system about what it's surrounded with?" remarked Napper, who says he's developed an experiment to test his hypothesis.