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Home defibrillators can be lifesavers... At the Casscells’ house, piano isn’t the only required practice. “Hey guys I’m home,” Dr. Ward Casscells said. “I don’t feel well though.” A cardiac arrest drill is sometimes on the agenda. “Are you ok? ” 10-year-old Henry asked. While Henry checks his dad, 8-year-old LiIly comes running with their home defibrillator. “Begin by removing all clothing from patient’s chest,” the machine instructed. When the Food and Drug Administration approved home units without a prescription, the Casscells forked out $1,500 for one. “Because you can save a life,” Dr. Casscells said. “And you can also teach your kids so if it happens in their school or in the airport they may be the ones to save a life.” In the last five years, defibrillators have become common in some government buildings and aiports. Studies show the public can and will successfully use defibrillators. The device talks would be rescuers through each step. Several doctors said... Rose Tattoo's Pete Wells dead at 60... He had been diagnosed with Buffalo's "Volcanic Rock" became the first Australian heavy metal band to score a gold album. He switched from bass to slide guitar in 1976 and formed Rose Tattoo, whose self-titled album in 1978 created a loyal following for the group in Britain, Germany and France. Wells left the band 1983, but came back in 2000 for tours in Europe and for a 2002 album, "Pain." He later played with Illustrated Men, Scattered Aces and Romeo's Dog and collaborated with his partner, Lucy De Soto. He recorded five solo albums and ran a tattoo parlor called House of Pain. A memorial service was scheduled for Friday in Sydney.
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