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NBA Power Rankings: Spurs, Heat, Thunder battle at top
Records through Feb. 24:
1. San Antonio Spurs (45-13, previous No. 1) – The Spurs finished their nine-game road trip with a 7-2 record, and continue to win games despite fighting the injury bug. Health seems to be the only roadblock for this team come postseason.
2. Miami Heat (40-14, previous No. 3) – Eleven wins in a row, seven of which have come by double-digits. Is that good? Not for the rest of the NBA. The Heat are pulling away from the East with relative ease.
3. Oklahoma City Thunder (41-15, previous No. 2) – A 30-point beat-down of the Bulls is comforting. Not comforting? Signing Derek Fisher a few hours later. Do they really need him?
4. Los Angeles Clippers (40-18, previous No. 4) – Would Kevin Garnett put them over the top? We'll never know. But the Clippers still have as good of a chance as any team to win a title.
5. Memphis Grizzlies (37-18 previous No. 6) – It's not the strongest seven-game winning streak around (two wins over playoff contenders), but it's a streak nonetheless. Still, it's hard to include them with the elite right now.
6. Indiana Pacers (35-21, previous No. 8) – The Pacers are the team keeping somewhat of a "pace" with the Heat over the last 11 games, going 9-2 in that span. And they just got Danny Granger back. Fun times.
7. Denver Nuggets (35-22, previous No. 5) – Can we just bottle up everything about Kenneth Faried and give it to every NBA player? It would make for some pretty intense and amazing games.
8. Golden State Warriors (33-23, previous No. 9) – It looked like the wheels fell off for the Warriors after six straight losses. But a comeback, overtime win over the Spurs on Friday has them living up to their team name.
9. Brooklyn Nets (33-24, previous No. 11) – Went into and out of the break strong – two wins each – but have since lost to the Rockets and Griz. Joe Johnson can only hit so many game-winners, ya know?
10. Chicago Bulls (32-24, previous No. 7) – Sunday's loss to the Thunder was ugly. Here's some salt for that wound: According to Elias, it was Chicago's eighth-straight game in which none of its players scored more than 20 points, the longest such streak in franchise history.
11. New York Knicks (33-20, previous No. 10) – The Knicks have just one win against a playoff team (the Bucks) in February. They are fading, and fading fast. Is anybody that surprised?
12. Atlanta Hawks (31-23, previous No. 13) – It almost seemed like a guarantee that Josh Smith would say buh-bye to ATL at the deadline. Instead, it's a guarantee that the Smith-led Hawks are first or second round playoff exits.
13. Houston Rockets (31-27, previous No. 14) – With the position Houston has put itself in since last offseason, it's easy to picture the Rockets as a top dog in the West next season. Not this season though.
14. Boston Celtics (29-27, previous No. 12) – Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett will live to see another full season in Green. That may have not been the case if it was a seller's market at the deadline.
15. Utah Jazz (31-25, previous No. 16) – The Jazz have both Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap ready to hit free agency. They aren't good enough with them, can't re-sign both, but didn't trade either. Figure that one out.
16. Milwaukee Bucks (26-28, previous No. 15) – A round of applause for the Bucks who tried as hard as possible to land Josh Smith. Now, a moment of silence.
17. Los Angeles Lakers (28-29, previous No. 19) – The Lakers are 11-4 in their last 15 games, which can only mean one thing: they've finally tuned out Mike D'Antoni.
18. Toronto Raptors (23-33 previous No. – ) – The Raptors are 6-1 over their last seven games, including wins over the Pacers, Nuggets, and Knicks (twice). Playoffs?!
19. Dallas Mavericks (25-30, previous No. 18) – Mark Cuban loves hypotheticals ("Amnesty Kobe"), so here's one: "Let's just say the Mavericks make the playoffs this season…"
20. Portland Trail Blazers (26-30, previous No. 17) – The problem with Portland is that they need lots of production from their starters because their bench is extremely weak. No offense, Sasha Pavlovic.
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The NorthScaleServer service terminated with the following error:
The process terminated unexpectedly.
more background:
1) windows firewall is turned off
2) there is a second server in the cluster. this server is running on a VM on the problem machine, so this second server is never running when the first server starts up.
also, if I try running northscale console (which is on port 8090, since 8080 is taken) then the service crashes.
Ahh, we've definitely seen issues with a node that is part of a cluster coming up when other nodes in the cluster are completely inaccessible. It's being fixed for the next version...
Can you make sure both servers are up and retry?
Thanks, Perry. Because one is a VM running on the first, I can't do that, but I am happy to wait for the next release. Do you know when that may be?
Our 1.6 release is currently scheduled for the end of Sept. I may be able to get you a beta version before then, email me on the side: perry -at - northscale -dot- com and we can coordinate if you're interested.
I had this issue running the latest release. I would start the service, and it would run for a second or two, then it would automatically stop. The error message in the Event Viewer was this:
I managed to get it working by deleting [B]config.dat[/B] in the following location:
I'm not sure why that worked, or what happened to the config.dat.
Actually I didn't delete it the first time, I simply renamed it "config.dat.old". When I started the service again, it created a new config.dat. I have attached the "config.dat.old" file in case you can figure out from it what went wrong.
We can't really see much from the config file, but I'll take a look at the logs if you want to attach them (dump_logs.bat). That error message is the same one we've seen a few time and while we're still tracking it down, it seems to be related to:
-Firewall issues (either Windows firewall or ICS client)
-IP address of the server changing from what was originally configured
Do you know if either of these apply to your situation?
Ah, yeah I'm guessing it's the IP address changing then. Was trying this on my development laptop - doesn't use a static IP.
Yes, that's a known issue for us and something we will be addressing in a later release.


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Has JPMorgan Succumbed to Peer Pressure?
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When the "London Whale" story broke, JPMorgan Chase's (NYSE: JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon's initial reaction was to refer to the incident as a "tempest in teapot." The reaction played very poorly in the press and Mr. Dimon quickly changed his tune, going into damage-control mode. A few quarters of earnings later, and with the appointment of some new blood to the executive management suite in the rearview, what investors should take away from the experience is that you should trust the gut of skilled professionals. The incident continues to provide negative press for the bank, and may have been the basis for recent hiring decisions. Without disparaging the professionals who have accepted these new roles, you must wonder if JPMorgan is being driven by peer pressure.
Whale-Sized Earnings
After all the dust has settled, the Whale trade is estimated to have cost the bank in the neighborhood of $6 billion. I maintain the belief that the precision of this number will always be subject to debate, but not for the reasons that most believe. If the trade was really a hedge against a myriad of other positions, then measuring how much the "trade" cost is meaningless out of the context of the other positions it hedged. This begs the question of why would JPMorgan not fight to get this message out there. The simple answer is that to "explain" the hedge, the company would have to disclose huge amounts of proprietary trading information – likely inviting Congressional hearings – and educate the public on many of its trading strategies.
This is not how professionals conduct business. Better to take the PR hit then give up a range of successful strategies. When you consider the earnings results that the company has posted since the trade came to light, the wisdom of this decision is revealed.
At no time did JPMorgan post a negative quarter, and in the most recent earnings result, the company posted record earnings of $5.7 billion. Not only did this number blow away analysts estimates, it represented a 34% increase on a year-over-year basis. Not to suggest that a $6 billion loss is not significant or worthy of concern, but when the company can practically cover it in a single quarter, the level of panic seems excessive.
New Boss, Not Same as the Old Boss
The company recently named Marianne Lake as its new CFO. Why this announcement is of interest – beyond the fact that females continue to not hold many top spots amongst financial firms – is that she hails from the commercial and retail lending side of the business, as opposed to the investment banking and investment side. The speculation is that the company is making an attempt to put its conservative, "we have learned our lesson" side, forward. Coming off a quarter in which investment banking revenue nearly tripled to $1.4 billion, it is hard not to see the move as politically driven.
It is important to highlight that an other-than-investment background should not be interpreted as a lack of qualification; the distinction stands out but should not put a pall over Ms. Lake before she can demonstrate her ability. Time will tell how things will play out under her watch.
The Peers and the Trade
Relative to its peers, JPMorgan appears to be well positioned. Despite months of criticism, Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) was recently upgraded and looks like it is becoming interesting again. As it works through its mortgage lending issues, analysts are seeing a positive path ahead. Similarly, Citigroup (NYSE: C) is in the midst of its own shakeup, with the recent change of its own management. Citi is working on creating a new culture that can carry the bank into a new chapter. While these peers are becoming interesting, JPMorgan is tested and looks solid moving ahead.
Based on the strength of earnings and its overall position within the industry, JPMorgan is a buy for your core portfolio. It will be interesting to see if the company has picked strong leaders or been pressured into safe PR choices, but Mr. Dimon remains a central part of my attraction to this stock. As long as the company keeps performing, perhaps we can all leave the Whale for Captain Ahab.
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After the school board voted to end the lockout and Coach Carter quit, his players decide to honor the contract anyway on their own.
Themes: Thankfulness, Education, Ambition, Example, Coaching, Change, Transformation, Confidence, Self-Realization
A men's small group discusses the importance of dads preparing their kids for adulthood.
Themes: Fatherhood, Machismo, Maturity, Rite of Passage, Significance, Coming of Age, Resolution, Influence, Responsibility
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Themes: Temptation, Conviction, Resolve, Steadfast, Freedom, Mercy, Pain, Suffering, Sacrifice
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Themes: Testimony, Integrity, Light, Influence, Empower, Example, Mentor, Recognition, Role Models
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Themes: Media, Purpose, Faith, Belief, Example, Hope, Inspiration, Overcomer, Providence
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Steve Jobs - One Last Thing
Steve Jobs - One Last Thing premiered November 2011.
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"You have to be run by ideas, not hierarchy. The best ideas have to win." — Steve Jobs
Few men have changed our everyday world of work, leisure and human communication in the way that Steve Jobs, Apple's former CEO, has done. The scope of his impact was evident in the outpouring of tributes from around the world — voiced on Twitter as well as through makeshift memorials in front of Apple stores — following his death, from complications of pancreatic cancer, on October 5, 2011. Steve Jobs – One Last Thing not only examines how his talent, style and imagination have shaped all of our lives, but the influences that shaped and molded the man himself. The documentary takes an unflinching look at Jobs' difficult, controlling reputation and through interviews with the people who worked closely with him or chronicled his life, provides unique insight into what made him tick. Among those interviewed for the film are Ronald Wayne, co-founder of Apple Computer, Co. with Jobs and Steve Wozniak; Bill Fernandez, who is credited with introducing Jobs to Wozniak and was also Apple Computer's first employee; Robert Palladino, calligraphy professor at Reed College whose classes Jobs acknowledged with inspiring his typography design for the Apple Mac; Walt Mossberg, who covered Jobs as the principal technical journalist for The Wall Street Journal; Dean Hovey, who designed the mouse for Apple; Robert Cringley, who interviewed Jobs for his documentary Triumph of the Nerds; and Dr. Alvy Smith, co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios, which Jobs acquired in 1986.
David Sheff, a best-selling author and journalist, interviewed Steve Jobs in Playboy about the gift he gave Sean Lennon for his ninth birthday, and how it attracted the attention of party-goer Andy Warhol.
In addition to those who knew and worked with him, Steve Jobs – One Last Thing features a never before broadcast, exclusive interview with Jobs. Speaking a year after he was first diagnosed with cancer, Jobs expounds on his philosophy of life and offers advice on changing our own life to achieve our ambitions, desires and dreams: "Life can be much broader once you discover one simple fact, and that is, everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you ... the minute that you understand that you can poke life ... that you can change it, you can mould it ... that's maybe the most important thing."
Steve Jobs – One Last Thing takes its name from a catchphrase Jobs used to tease and titillate audiences at the many successful publicity launches he helmed for the ever evolving Apple product line. Appearing to reach the end of a presentation, he would then announce to the expectant crowd: "Oh … one last thing," before unveiling the company's latest design achievement.
Walt Mossberg, principal technology columnist at The Wall Street Journal, dissects the relationship between Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. Robert Cringely, writer and host of the PBS series Triumph of the Nerds, is also featured.
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Q: I installed the drivers for my M-Audio USB MIDI device and connected it to the computer, and received a message indicating that the drivers were installed successfully and that the device was ready to use; however, applications do not see the device for MIDI input or output.
A: All Series II MIDI Devices are class-compliant devices; they can operate with basic functionality under Windows XP without the M-Audio driver. In some instances, Windows will load the Microsoft-class driver instead of the M-Audio drivers. In these cases, you can manually update the driver for your device from the Device Manager.
Manually Updating a Driver
An Oxygen 8 v2 was used in this example, but the procedure is the same for other Series II.
1. With your M-Audio device connected to your computer and powered on, open the Device Manager by clicking Start>Run
2. In the Run dialog box, type "devmgmt.msc" (without the " "):
3. In the Device manager, click the + next to Sound, video and game controllers to expand the list.
4. Your M-Audio device will appear as "USB Audio Device" when using the Microsoft-class driver; right-click on "USB Audio Device" and select Properties.
5. Select the Driver tab.
If the Driver Provider is Microsoft, this means Windows is using the class-compliant driver instead of the M-Audio driver.
6. Click Update Driver
7. Choose No, not this time:
8. Choose Install from a list or specific location (Advanced):
9. Choose Don't search I will choose the driver to install:
10. Click to select your device.
Note: If your device does not appear, click "Cancel", disconnect the device, and reinstall the driver
11. Click Next and Windows will load the M-Audio driver for your device.
You may be notified that the driver being installed has not passed Windows Logo Testing. Click "Continue Anyway" to proceed with the installation.
12. When you receive the message "Windows has finished installing the software", click "Finish".
With the drivers updated successfully updated your device should appear by name:
If your device does not appear, click "Cancel", disconnect the device, reinstall the driver, and connect it to a different USB port.


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Not a prediction for what this story is talking about, but here's a few things I'd like to see Apple take on:
* Living room TVs as part of a cable partnership and content deal that would blow away the cable box and current UI and shift to an anywhere/anytime/ any device content delivery.
* Partnership with several automakers to integrate iOS into dashboard features -- navigation, Airplay integration, automatic syncing of tracks, playlists and apps to an in-car hard drive, etc.
* Partnerships with home security, appliance makers, HVAC and electrical controllers, etc., to integrate iOS into specific home functions. I could see wall-mounted panels that run iOS apps to control thermostat, home audio, security, etc. It would be app-driven, so individual vendors can compete on the strength of their own controller apps. Apple would target middle-class buyers rather than the high-end custom market with ease of use, wireless, it-just-works technology. Appliance manufacturers would love the technology because it would spark a wave of iOS-compatible purchasing.
All of those are areas where Apple could generate licensing revenue to manufacturers without depending on non-Apple devices to "run" on iOS.
That's money! I whole-heartedly agree.


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Miami Dolphins guard, Richie Incognito, sat down for an exclusive interview with FOX Sports this weekend. He says that he isn't a bully; he's actually one of Jonathan Martin's best friends!
He tells FOX Sports that he didn't know Martin was so offended! Incognito had a lot to say about allegations of bullying in the Dolphins locker room.
He claims that it was just the culture. And looking back on what he said, he wishes he could take it back. Incognito says that he's one of Jonathan Martin's best friends and always had his back.
He told FOX's Jay Glazer that he had "no idea" Martin was offended, and there were no signs the "locker- room atmosphere" was getting to him.
"If Jonathan Martin were sitting here next to you, what would you say to him?" Glazer asked Incognito.
I think, honestly, I think I'd give a big hug right now. Because we've been through so much, and I'd be like, 'dude, what's going on? Why didn't you come to me?'" answered Incognito. "If he were to say, 'Listen, you took it way too far, you hurt me.' I would just apologize and explain to him exactly what I explained to you…I never meant it that way."
After the bullying controversy exploded, Incognito claims he texted Martin and asked what was going on. According to him, Martin said that he wasn't leaking this information to the media, and didn't talk about it to anyone.
Incognito was suspended following the accusations earlier this month. Martin has since taken a leave of absence from the Miami Dolphins.
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Fuel service will be temporarily suspended at the Clarence Travel Plaza on I-90 westbound beginning at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 11, 2012, the New York State Thruway announced today.
Following routine fuel testing, fuel services are expected to be restored later in the afternoon on the same day.
Restaurant and restroom services at the Clarence Travel Plaza will remain available during the fuel testing process.
The Clarence Travel Plaza is located at milepost 412, on I-90 westbound, between Exit 48A (Pembroke, Medina) and Exit 49 (Lockport, Depew).
Westbound travelers in need of fuel are advised to stop at the Ontario Travel Plaza at milepost 376, between Exit 46 (Rochester, Corning) and Exit 47 (Rochester, LeRoy). The Ontario Travel Plaza is located about 36 miles east of the Clarence Travel Plaza.
Fuel services also are available at the Angola Travel Plaza at milepost 447, between Exit 57A (Eden) and Exit 58 (Silver Creek). The Angola Travel Plaza is located 35 miles beyond the Clarence Travel Plaza.
Motorists are advised to monitor the electronic signs posted along the roadway for updates.
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|Corey Brewer, SF 43 MIN | 4-15 FG | 4-6 FT | 8 REB | 3 AST | 12 PTS | -3
Brew logged huge minutes in this one and kept himself useful by shooting less. He hasn't found his touch from outside in the past two games but has been much more reliable on the defensive end. Zero turnovers is a positive development and he continues to do a good job using his length to disrupt the passing lanes.
|Kenneth Faried, F 36 MIN | 4-4 FG | 2-2 FT | 14 REB | 0 AST | 10 PTS | +6
Faried had the rebounding outburst many have long been expecting. He tallied 14 total boards and extended crucial possessions late in the game. The Manimal finally shined in big time minutes and made several game saving plays, most notably tying up Love for a jump ball in the closing seconds. Faired will put double doubles reliably when he becomes a part of the regular rotation.
|Timofey Mozgov, C 11 MIN | 2-5 FG | 0-0 FT | 3 REB | 0 AST | 4 PTS | -17
Mozgov had a forgettable game. His conditioning was an issue last night against the Thunder and he was laboring up and down the court from the opening tip. He didn't really fight for position much and despite being on the wrong end of some terrible passes by Miller 4 turnovers in 11 minutes just can't be afforded.
|Arron Afflalo, SG 44 MIN | 6-18 FG | 8-10 FT | 5 REB | 3 AST | 20 PTS | +3
Afflalo was big, especially after he rolled an ankle and stayed in the game to battle through. The Nuggets are reliant on him to pour in points during this difficult stretch and he seems to be embracing the added responsibility. Arron is carrying the largest load in terms of everything he is asked to provide on a nightly basis. His shot selection is improving as is his willingness to step up in important moments.
|Ty Lawson, PG 17 MIN | 5-7 FG | 2-2 FT | 1 REB | 1 AST | 13 PTS | +2
Lawson was well on his way to turning around a a horrible start when he went down with another left ankle sprain in the second quarter. Ty did finish the half but was held out of the game following halftime. While he's still struggling to execute the most basic of concepts on offense, Ty had the pace going in the Nuggets favor early. His loss will be costly if he's out for the upcoming back-to-back and it was unfortunate to see him go down right as he started to get himself going.
|Al Harrington, PF 40 MIN | 14-29 FG | 0-5 FT | 9 REB | 2 AST | 31 PTS | +17
I'll give Harrington credit, he took 29 shots en route to a season high 31 points and were it not for his early offense Denver might not have mustered enough energy to erase their big deficit. He was not badly exposed defensively save for an awful mistake against Kevin Love with the Nuggets up four and in position to close with 14 seconds remaining in the game. Not only did Harrington inexplicably foul but he gave Love a great look at the rim and was fortunate to avoid the and-one. Harrington also missed all of his free throws including two that could have prevented overtime, but Denver probably doesn't even get there without his help.
|Andre Miller, PG 29 MIN | 0-8 FG | 5-6 FT | 6 REB | 12 AST | 5 PTS | +15
Miller had a perplexing game, carelessly turning the ball over early and getting himself ejected on a routine bad call after Lawson had already been lost with an ankle injury. He just was not there when the Nuggets needed him and didn't have an excuse to get thrown out when he did (though it was a bad call and I understand why he was upset). Andre Miller is smarter than that and the Nuggets need better leadership out of him along with a bit more consistency.
|Kosta Koufos, C 19 MIN | 0-1 FG | 0-0 FT | 6 REB | 0 AST | 0 PTS | -2
I expected Koufos to log big minutes after Karl denied him well-deserved playing time in OKC. It didn't happen thanks to breakout performances by Faried and Harrington, but Koufos still received a decent chunk of backup minutes and performed admirably. His production did take a serious hit and it's hard to judge Koufos performance as I barely remember seeing him do anything in his limited time on the floor.
|Julyan Stone, G 18 MIN | 1-2 FG | 3-4 FT | 3 REB | 2 AST | 5 PTS | -3
Stone saw some really unexpected minutes as it initially seemed like Hamilton would be the beneficiary of Ty Lawson going down at halftime. Stone ultimately had to step in after Miller was ejected and his defense changed the game. Julyan still struggled pushing the ball in transition and controlling his dribble, but he made perhaps the most important play of the game by bothering Ridnour's layup attempt just enough to prevent disaster. Stone's versatility was also on display as he did a great job chasing Rubio around and switching onto Beasley a couple of times.
|Jordan Hamilton, G 9 MIN | 1-3 FG | 0-0 FT | 2 REB | 0 AST | 3 PTS | -8
He saw insignificant minutes, but they were not all that encouraging. Hamilton routinely lost his man on defense and was caught ball watching more often that you'd like. It's too early to judge where Jordan might fit in but his defense on small forwards isn't yet up to par and his overall awareness needs to improve. One thing I do love about Hamilton through is that he gets his shot off in a hurry unlike Afflalo for instance, who's shooting motion is just painfully slow and drawn out.


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Optimizing your caffeine intake is the aim of a new app launched by two cognitive scientists from Penn State, and if it works as planned, not only might users be more alert at work, but also sleep more soundly at home.
Developed by Frank Ritter and Kuo-Chuan Yeh at Penn State's Applied Cognitive Science Lab, and based on research on caffeine and stress sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, Caffeine Zone generates a color-coded line chart of the user's predicted caffeine level over a 24-hour period based on the number and type of caffeinated drinks a user consumes and when they are consumed.
"It also shows a cognitive active zone, an area of caffeine level where most people will feel active, and sleep zone, an area of caffeine level where most people will be able to sleep," Ritter wrote on his website.
The user selects from coffee, tea, or caffeine gum—or can customize data based on other options—and lists consumption history to track patterns. Different colors on the line chart represent areas optimal for different activities such as sleeping and thinking.
A study published in the New Scientist found that coffee improves short-term memory, or "executive memory," and speeds up reaction times by acting on the brain's prefrontal cortex.
Florian Koppelstätter, who carried out the research with colleagues at the Medical University at Innsbruck, Austria, performed a series of tests on subjects given either a placebo or actual caffeine.
"The group all showed activation of the working-memory part of the brain," Koppelstätter explains. "But those who received caffeine had significantly greater activation in parts of the prefrontal lobe, known as the anterior cingulate and the anterior cingulate gyrus. These areas are involved in 'executive memory,' attention, concentration, planning, and monitoring."
Of course, a highly functioning executive memory will only last so long unless accompanied by the occasional good night's sleep. And the Office of Naval Research's data not only helps maximize alertness and productivity, but ensures that by the time your head hits that pillow at the end of the day, you are darn well ready to sleep.
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Italians do it better on Day 2 of Audi MedCup in Sardinia
By MedCup Media,
5:32 AM Thu 23 Jul 2009
Italy's Francesco Bruni called tactics for Matador as they posted a first and second today, rising to challenge the Kiwi dominance in the TP52 Series while his compatriot Vasco Vascotto won twice in the hot seat on the GP 42 Airis. Winners of the season's opening regatta in Alicante in May, Matador (ARG) reduced ETNZ's margin in the series to just a single point, as the wheels came off the Kiwis. ...[more]
Emirates Team NZ tests the wind at Cagliari
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10:06 AM Tue 21 Jul 2009
Emirates Team NZ's TP52 was back on the water for the official practice race of the third round of the Audi MedCup circuit at Cagliari, Sardinia, on Monday.
Practice days give the teams a chance to get a feel for the course and sniff the breeze under race conditions.
The Cagliari sea breeze came in later that expected and there were some small shifts, perhaps a legacy of the strong mistral ...[more]
Emirates Team NZ take overall lead in Audi MedCup
By Warren Douglas,
10:05 AM Mon 15 Jun 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand has sealed its win of the second regatta in the Audi MedCup circuit and now leads the series.
Grant Dalton: 'We were unlikely to lose this regatta when we went out this morning. Conditions were going to be tricky so the goal was to play the long game and not lose too many points. ...[more]
Images from Marseilles: Day 5 Audi Med Cup
By Chris Cameron,
6:49 AM Mon 15 Jun 2009
Top international photographer, Chris Cameron was on shooting at the Audi MedCup series being sailed in a fresh breeze in Marseilles, south of France. ...[more]
Audi MedCup: Emirates Team NZ extend series lead despite penalty
By Audi Med Cup Media and Richard Gladwell,
6:52 AM Sun 14 Jun 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand extended their lead in the Audi MedCup series at Marseilles today, despite being forced to take a penalty turn in the first race.
The Kiwis were back in the van of the fleet at the time, but were let out of jail with an ubnforced error by the second placed yacht overall, Quantum Racing (USA). ...[more]
Emirates Team NZ extends lead to 12 points
By Warren Douglas, Emirates Team NZ,
9:25 AM Sat 13 Jun 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand has extended its overall lead in the Audi MedCup with a solid third placing in the coastal race. With 14.5 points, NZL 380 is 12 points clear of Quantum on 26.5. Matador is third on 36.5. For Friday's coastal race, the norwesterly wind of 12 knots close inshore with 24 knots further out, set up the day for some close racing on a long downward run out ...[more]
Images from Marseilles: Emirates Team New Zealand - Day 2, Audi MedCup
By Chris Cameron,
8:54 AM Fri 12 Jun 2009
Top international photographer, Chris Cameron was on the water shooting Emirates Team New Zealand on Day 2 of the Audi MedCup series being sailed in the breeze in Marseilles, south of France. ...[more]
Two wins and a third for NZL 380 give Emirates Team NZ a MedCup jump
By Warren Douglas,
8:05 AM Thu 11 Jun 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand has finished the first day of the MedCup Marseille regatta with two wins and a third, putting NZL 380 at the top of the leader board.
While happy with the opening day performance, the team remains focused on the four race days that remain. ...[more]
More images of the Volvo fleet at high speed in squall
By Volvo Media,
6:36 AM Mon 8 Jun 2009
The Volvo fleet blasted their way off the coast of Ireland today, hitting over 30kts, in squalls. The Volvo media team present these amazing images of Volvo 70's at full pelt. ...[more]
Pendragon VI launched in Auckland
By Nigel Price,
9:42 AM Sat 6 Jun 2009
Nigel Price sent these images of the new Pendragon VI, a Laurie Davidson design for US West Coast based owner, John MacLaurin, who has been a long time supporter of the New Zealand designer.
Pendragon VI was built at Ian Franklin Boatbuilders in Christchurch. Construction is of pre preg carbon over a Nomex core. The boat was shipped to Auckland for launching and rigged by Southern Spars ...[more]
Emirates Team New Zealand's TP 52 analyzed
By Peter Idoine and Richard Gladwell,
9:38 PM Wed 3 Jun 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand's TP52 just happened to be passing Peter Idoine's camera during a training jaunt in the Hauraki Gulf, and we present these shots to show some of the features of the TP52 class and this particular design by Marcelino Botín. ...[more]
Emirates Team NZ Report: Wind joins in at Alicante
By Warren Douglas,
4:21 PM Sat 16 May 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand finished the third day of the MedCup Alicante regatta equal second overall only three points behind the leader.
The breeze finally came up and the scheduled three races were sailed. After four races, Quantum Racing (USA) leads on 13 points, with Emirates Team New Zealand and Matador (Argentina) second equal on 16. ...[more]
Emirates Team New Zealand recovers well on Day 3 of Audi MedCup
By Richard Gladwell, Sail-World,
6:49 AM Sat 16 May 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand got off to a disastrous start in the second of three races sailed in the Audi MedCup in Alicante.
Sailing in a moderate breeze, the Dean Barker skippered TP52, sailing in her first regatta was overrun by a a grouop of yachts as the fleet bunched at the committee boat end of the line at the start of Race 3. ...[more]
Consistency pays as winds return to Audi MedCup circuit in Alicante
By MedCup Media,
6:09 AM Sat 16 May 2009
Consistency was the key once again as champions Quantum Racing emerge to lead the TP52 series after three great races, while Roma 2 leads the GP42 Series.
At times it was spectacular as the sea breeze off Alicante built to 17 knots at times, but it was never easy or straightforward as the Audi MedCup champions Quantum Racing (USA) eased into the overall lead of the City of Alicante Trophy Rega ...[more]
No help from the breeze on Day 2 of Audi MedCup in Alicante
By MedCup Media,
6:26 AM Fri 15 May 2009
Capricious early season breezes off Alicante refused to co-operate to allow any racing today on the Audi MedCup Circuit where the GP42 class were due to make their debut on the world's leading regatta circuit. ...[more]
Long day on the race course for Emirates Team NZ
By Warren Douglas,
10:55 AM Thu 14 May 2009
The first race day of the MedCup circuit proved to be a long day with only one of the scheduled three races completed.
The first race was abandoned as the fleet approached the bottom mark for the first time. Race 2 started about 4.30pm. By then the breeze had come in at four to six knots with an occasional puff to nine. ...[more]
Grant Dalton interviewed by ValenciaSailing.com
By ValenciaSailing.Com,
8:10 AM Thu 14 May 2009
ValenciaSailing.Com interviewed Emirates Team New Zealand's CEO, Grant Dalton, before the start of proper racing in the MedCup Circuitm, in Alicante, Spain:
'We have to be very careful and not over expect in the first regatta because we still haven't learned the boat and got our combination going although we pretty naturally fit together because we have been sailing with each other. I think the ...[more]
Images from Alicante: Emirates Team New Zealand, Race 1
By Chris Cameron - Emirates Team NZ,
7:49 AM Thu 14 May 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand's Chris Cameron filed these images from the first day of racing in the MedCup at Alicante, Spain. ...[more]
Emirates Team New Zealand boosted by Jury Decision
By Richard Gladwell, Sail-World,
5:39 AM Thu 14 May 2009
Emirates Team New Zealand have been elevated to third position after the first race of the Audi MedCup.
The race was won on the water by Marazzi Sailing (Switzerland) sailing (along with ETNZ) in their first ever MedCup race. ...[more]
Swiss (almost) win first ever Audi MedCup Circuit event
By Event media, Spain ,
4:02 AM Thu 14 May 2009
As a result of being officially measured over the crew weight limit for the TP52 Class by a small margin, Switzerland's Marazzi Sailing have been penalised three points from their aggregate score, effectively negating their opening race win at the City of Alicante Trophy regatta, the first event of the 2009 Audi MedCup Circuit ...[more]
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (August 28, 2013) – Rutgers women's lacrosse will participate in four days of competition as part of the 2013 fall schedule, announced head coach Laura Brand-Sias.
The Scarlet Knights will kick off the fall season on Oct. 5, as they host both Lehigh and LaSalle at the F3 Turf. Brand-Sias will then lead her squad down to Baltimore, Md., the following day to play John Hopkins, George Mason and Louisville.
RU returns to Maryland the following week to square off against host Maryland, as well as Loyola and San Diego State University. The Scarlet Knights close out the fall slate against Monmouth and Lafayette at home on Oct. 18.
Rutgers returns 22 letterwinners from a season ago, including leading scorer Katrina Martinelli (Moorestown, N.J.). Martinelli, an ALL-BIG EAST Second Team selection, paced RU with a team-best 45 points on 35 goals and 10 assists. The senior ranked eighth in the BIG EAST in goals per game (2.1) and third in the league in free position goals per game (0.76).
Redshirt junior Hollie DiMuro (West Babylon, N.Y.) and senior Chelsea Intrabartola (Commack, N.Y.) also return "To the Banks" after being named to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Association (IWLCA) All-Mid-Atlantic regional teams. DiMuro received first team accolades and Intrabartola was named to the second team.
RU also returns midfielders Lauren Sbrilli (Martinsville, N.J.) and Kristin Kocher (Medford, N.J.), who received medical redshirts last season.
The Scarlet Knights concluded the 2013 season with an overall record of 9-8. RU managed its best start in school history with a 7-1 nonconference record in the first half of the season. Rutgers' defense was an integral part of the squad's success, as it ranked sixth in the nation in scoring-defense, allowing just 7.76 goals per game.
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Good & healthy meatloaf. The only thing I didn't like was the pasta sauce. It was on the sweet side and made the meatloaf sweet too, which was weird. It might be zestier/better with a marinara type sauce instead. I used ground turkey, which I always do with meatloaf etc., and the texture was perfectly moist and juicy. Omitted the pork, which I LOVE, but I was trying to keep it on the light side. I will try it again, only with a different sauce.
Herb-and-Veggie Meatloaf
For an equally flavorful, lower-fat version, try the Herb-and-Veggie Turkey Loaf. Shorten prep time by using jarred minced garlic and preshredded carrots, which you can also use in Salad With Red Grapefruit-Lemon Vinaigrette. Pair meatloaf with your favorite refrigerated or frozen mashed potatoes prepared with reduced-fat milk.
Yield: Makes 8 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 240
- Calories from fat: 46%
- Fat: 12.2g
- Saturated fat: 4.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Protein: 21g
- Carbohydrate: 12g
- Fiber: 3.3g
- Cholesterol: 65mg
- Iron: 3.4mg
- Sodium: 670mg
- Calcium: 88mg
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 2 teaspoons canola or vegetable oil
- 1 cup shredded carrots
- 1 cup roasted garlic-and-herb pasta sauce, divided
- 1 1/2 pounds extra-lean ground beef
- 8 ounces 50%-less-fat fresh pork sausage
- 1 (10-ounce) package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained
- 1/2 cup uncooked regular oats
- 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
- 1 1/4 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- Vegetable cooking spray
- Additional roasted garlic-and-herb pasta sauce (optional)
- Sauté onion and garlic in hot oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat 3 minutes. Add carrots, and sauté 3 to 4 minutes or until onion is tender; cool slightly.
- Combine onion mixture, 1/2 cup pasta sauce, beef, and next 7 ingredients in a large bowl until blended. Shape mixture into a 10- x 5-inch loaf. Place on a rack coated with cooking spray; place rack in broiler pan coated with cooking spray.
- Bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Spread remaining 1/2 cup pasta sauce over loaf, and bake 10 to 15 more minutes or until a thermometer inserted into thickest portion registers 155°. Cover loosely with aluminum foil, and let stand 10 minutes. Serve with additional pasta sauce, if desired.
- Note: For testing purposes only, we used Prego Roasted Garlic-and-Herb Pasta Sauce.
- Herb-and-Veggie Turkey Loaf: Substitute 2 pounds lean ground turkey for beef and pork. Proceed with recipe as directed.
- Calories 203 (25% from fat); Fat 5.6g (sat 1.5g, mono 1g, poly 0.6g); Protein 26g; Carb 12g; Fiber 3.3g; Chol 82mg; Iron 2.4mg; Sodium 884mg; Calc 83mg.
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- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Beef
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Summer
- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
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All-University Committee
The All-University Committee shall encourage the participation of all members of the bargaining unit, members of the university administration, and members of the student body in the process of decision making. The committee shall be the primary agency for coordinating and implementing such participation in accordance with the provisions of this article. Whenever any matter is submitted by any person who is a member of the university community for consideration by the All-University Committee or any standing committee, such matter shall be submitted to the All-University Committee and shall thereafter be promptly referred by the committee to such standing committee, if any, within whose purview such matter falls; provided, however, that in the event that there shall be no standing committee within whose purview such matter falls, the All-University Committee shall, in accordance with Section D(3) hereof, refer such matter to an ad hoc committee. Such assignments to standing committees shall be made in accordance with the duties of such committees as they are hereinafter set forth.
Next Meeting:
Friday, September 27, 2013 at 3 pm in Presidential Conference Room AGENDA
Committee Members for Academic Year 2013-2014
Patricia Ainsworth, CIO
Lisa Delissio, professor biology
Kristin Esterberg, provost and academic vice president
James Fallon, professor, theatre and speech communications
Mary Farrell, professor, School of Nursing
Scott James, vice president, enrollment management and student life
Paul McGee, professor, accounting and finance, vice chair
Jobita Rodriguez-Rios, student, SGA
Kanishkan Sathasivam, associate professor, political science
Nancy Schultz, professor, English
Anne Sullivan, professor, criminal justice
Stephen Young, professor, geography, chair
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the county median home value of $142,500.
The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in Woodstown, NJ is $180,500.
Approximately 65.38% of Woodstown homes are owned,
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Woodstown real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
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If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Woodstown real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Approved 12 lot residential subdivision in Pilesgrove Township. Cul-de-sac design, septic systems and private wells, minimum one acre lot size, close to Route 295, New Jersey Turnpike and Route 45.
Finally, a turnkey investment property with no more to do than collect the rents. Owner has invested over $325,000 over the past 6 years to make the property extremely appealing to tenants and increase the net operating income to nearly $60,000 per year! Renovations include splitting the units up so tenants pay all utilities except water/sewer/hot water, installing a monitoring fire alarm, new gas heaters, electrical panel, complete apartment upgrade, recoating the roof and painting the exterior of the building. The building is situated on a corner signalized intersection for excellent exposure on US Route 40 (14,000 +/- vehicles per day) and a public parking lot across the street. The commercial tenants have excellent rental history (3 ? 48 years) and reap the benefits of a downtown location. This 7824 +/- sf 2-story building is an excellent 1031 replacement property or a sound investment to add to your existing real estate portfolio with a cap rate of 8.83%. If you are looking to diversify into an investment that you can control rather than Wall Street than look no further and check this hassle-free money maker out.
Please come experience the beauty and simplicity of the country life in this gorgeous custom built home on 6.19 acres. The home is wonderfully placed across the street form preserved farmland, and in close proximity to some other upscale custom built homes. The 6.19 acres features a two stall horse barn, and the property is currently farmland assessed. When entering the home, one will find cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors throughout,three fireplaces, and granite counter tops in the gourmet kitchen (two ovens), among many other fine features. The downstairs master suite is large with an absolutely beautiful bathroom! This home also has an office, both a living and a family room, and an excellently half finished basement, featuring a bar and additional entertainment space, with a ton of storage space left. This home is ideally suited for entertaining, or for just plain enjoying life! The backyard, just off the house has an awesome bluestone patio, complete with a large fireplace, and a grill for cooking. No expense has been spared in this beautiful home, and it anxiously awaits its new owner!!! The property is convenient to Wilmington, DE, Philadelphia, PA, the NJ Turnpike, and Route 295. Make your appointment today!
Check out this approved sixteen (16) lot subdivion in desirable rural Pilesgrove Township just minutes from I-295, NJ Turnpike Exit 2 and the PA/DE Bridges. The parcel is 100% open, majority Swedesboro sandy loam soils with road frontage on Swedesboro Road (CR 605). The subdivision is a cul-de-sac layout and would be served by private wells and septic systems. Pilesgrove Township borders Woolwich Township, one of the fastest growing municipalities in Southern New Jersey. Great 1031 replacement property or long term land holding to add to your portfolio. As Will Rogers astutely stated, "don't wait to buy land, buy land and wait." Seller financing available.
Majestic views, privacy and classic charm. This country estate features a 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath main house, a guest cottage, a hunting-lodge-style carriage house, horse facilities and a beautiful late-18th century barn, all on just under 5 acres. Seated atop one of the highest hills in scenic Pilesgrove and setback more than 1500 feet from the road, your view looks out over hundreds of acres of protected farmland. You will enjoy country living at its finest at this private paradise. The 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home was built c. 1825, and has been well maintained and modernized while keeping much of the 19th century charm intact. The wide plank flooring, crown molding and interior trim, antique door-hardware, 5 fireplaces with warming cupboards, and the built-in bookshelves all tell the tale of this home's history. The first floor features a spacious kitchen and dining room, enormous 17'x32' living room, a half bath and a heated three season room. The three season room opens onto a 1200 sq. ft. deck that was resurfaced in 2014. On the second floor a large landing provides access to two large 15'x17' bedrooms, a full bath and the master suite. The master suite includes a 17'x17' bedroom, full private bath, fireplace, 5 closets including a generous walk-in closet with access to a hidden cedar closet, a 10'x12' sitting room that can be used as an extra bedroom, and a private stair to the first floor. The third floor provides a full in-law suite with a bedroom, living room, bath and a wet-bar. The 2 bedroom, 1 bath cottage can be used as an in-law residence, guest house, or could make a wonderful studio for the budding artist! The cottage includes a full kitchen, laundry and living room. The original carriage house has been converted into a 2 car garage and contains a hidden gem: a large game room reminiscent of a mountain hunting lodge. With hand-hewn beams, wide oak boards, a wood-burning stove and A/C , this game room is a year-round gathering place for family and friends. For the family horse, a 1 acre pasture is wrapped in beautiful white PVC fencing with a 10'x10' run-in shed that includes lights and a heated automatic waterer, providing fresh maintenance-free water year-round. Enjoy a 900 sq. ft. playground. The playground was designed for safety and features a bed of rubber mulch and a nautical rope enclosure. The large timber frame barn offers an abundance of useful storage and the potential for a large workshop.
Impeccable executive home tucked away off the beaten path. Enter this beautiful home and you will fall in love. This well maintained home boasts tons of upgrades including a newer gourmet kitchen with GRANITE counters, a center island, double wall ovens, and much more. The first floor features two bedrooms, an elegant dining room, a towering two story great room, a sun-room, lots of recessed lighting, and a huge laundry room complete with counters and cabinets. There are three large bedrooms on the second floor including the main bedroom that boasts a deck to enjoy your morning coffee on, large walkin closet, two full baths, additional bonus storage room, and gorgeous views. Combine this with a paver-patio, 3 car garage, and over 3.5 acres that backs up and includes woods and you have the complete package.
Priced to sell! Two Story 18,000 Sq. Ft. Building (Formerly Chard's Furniture) includes 1 bay on the lower level and two floors of open workable space. One bathroom on each floor/level. Property on approximately 3.79 acres of land. Also included in sale is a large three bedroom one and a half bath house in great condition (2,000 sq.ft.) home which is currently rented for $ 1,300 a month lease. Present zoning residential/agricultural with a use variance.
GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! US Post Office is the Anchor tenant with long term lease at 1865 per month. Two other retail stores (Lady Fitness leases at 1200 per month) as well as 3 apartments for a total of 6 income producing units, 100% Occupied! Tenants pay for electric and the owner pays for all other expenses. Retail tenants have been there for multiple years. Apartments were remodeled approx 2 years ago and are higly efficient. Confidential Sale-please give 48 hours notice for showings.
This home in the country will satisfy EVERYONE'S list, from it's hidden "down the lane" entry, and over the bridge (BRAND NEW) and over the stream, into a sun bathed opening which invites you up the stairs to a front expanded PORCH. Step inside this home and you will be amazed at how light and bright, and OPEN it is. Hardwood floors gleaming in the entry, a traditional white kitchen which opens to a lovely shaded back deck...perfect for BBQ's! The open family room and dining room combination guarantee that you may enjoy everything going on indoors while having the amazing outdoors as your private back drop! 3 Bedrooms and a full bath on the main floor, and the Master Suite has it's own...wing...if you will. Light and bright, gorgeous en suite, large walk-in closet and a bay window perfect for enjoying that first cup of coffee as you observe the wildlife. The home has a full basement, so plenty of storage. A detached 2 car garage and shed add to the amenities. The REAL beauty of this property MUST be seen to be understood, a clear babbling brook runs through it, the underbrush has been maintained so you can see and enjoy the wildlife. Make your appointment and be sure to ask about the hammock...it's waiting for you on this slice of heaven close to Phila, Cherry Hill and DE.
9 Unit building in the heart of Woodstown with nice income stream. 6 Units are commercial and 3 are residential. Brick exterior. This property has a basement. Good exposure and curb appeal. Ample public parking in the back of the building and on street parking available. Landlord pays the water and sewer for entire building. Tenants pay their own electric and gas for 5 of the units. The landlord pays the electric and gas for the other 4 units. See attached break down of rental units. Projected gross rent for entire building is estimated at $79,196.00.
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History's Romance: Why Politics Past Beats Politics Present
Gwen's Take
Is it just my imagination, or have politics and politicians grown smaller?
I've been flirting with this conclusion after diving into two enjoyable presidential history books by night while covering 2012 politics by day. The books, Robert Caro's "The Passage of Power" and "The President's Club" by Michael Duffy and Nancy Gibbs, take us inside the West Wing in a way screenwriter Aaron Sorkin's fictional White House never could.
Robert Caro revives Kennedy-Johnson feud
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To be a Democrat in Washington in the mid-1960s was to be confronted daily with the burning question: Which side are you on? There was the side with the power, President Lyndon B. Johnson and his team in the White House. And there was the side with the glamour, Robert F. Kennedy and his team of loyalists— mourning the death of John F. Kennedy, appalled by a man they regarded as a crude pretender in the Oval Office, dreaming of the day when the Kennedy reign would be restored.
Kennedy, King and the Power of Words
Gwen's Take
I am not such a fan of celebrating anniversaries for their own sake. Much of what we say on such occasions is rote – if not trite – and the true meaning of observance is easily lost.
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A St. Anthony mother of five confided in her boss she was scared of her husband just hours before he killed her, then himself.
45-year-old Lora Wright was shot to death by her husband, 52-year-old Sam Wright, who then turned the handgun on himself. It happened in the driveway of their duplex on 39th Ave. NE around 8:30 p.m. Monday night.
Four of the couple's children were home at the time, ranging in age from 16 to 25.
The 25-year-old was shot in the leg while trying to stop his father. He was taken to the hospital and was back at home Tuesday.
Family friend William Porter said he knew Sam Wright was upset, but never guessed he'd get violent.
"He was more like… what should I do? And told him, I said man, just walk away…just walk away," Wright said. "Don't do nothing stupid. He was like oh no, I ain't going to do nothing. I'll call you back."
Lora Wright's manager at Sunburst Transit, said she was a very popular school bus driver, but had said only Monday she was considering a restraining order on her husband.
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When Teaching your "Little One" to drive his or her electric ride toy for the first time you may consider following these instructions for a Positive Learning Experience for both Parent and Child............
A.) If Your machine has two speeds and your child is a "first time driver" make sure you have the high speed locked out so the machine will not go into high speed.
B.) If your machine has Safety Seat Belts start with "Buckling Upn", just as you would in your own vehicle, good habits are acquired early in life.
C.) Should your riding toy have adjustable seats adjust the drivers seat so the child's foot can comfortably reach the accelerator pedal and depress it with out stretching to do so. This will eliminate the "hopping" of the Ride On Toy as it takes off.
D.) Show the Driver the function of the steering wheel or handle bars, relative to the direction of the vehicle when it will be in motion.
E.) Explain to the Driver that the Brakes are "Automatic" when they remove their foot from the accelerator the machine will stop automatically.
F.) Before letting Him or Her "Take Off" for the First Time, make sure the riding toy is on a flat surface and there are no any immediate obstacles that can be run into. Watch out for Pick Up Trucks with the Tail Gate Down, Steep Inclines, Nearby Bodies of Water, Low branches, (You Get the Idea !).
G.) Stand IN FRONT of the machine and encourage the Driver to come to you by stepping on the accelerator, this takes the fear out of loosing sight of Mom or Dad and enhances their confidence.
H.) When teaching the Driver the Forward Reverse functions don't be concerned if the Driver bounces around a bit from Fwd to Rev. Most riding toy machines are designed to take a certain amount of this.
I.) During this Driver Ed. process your Child may be a little hesitant, it is normal and acceptable for a child to be cautious. Additionally, some Kids are more sensitive to the sound of the motors combined with the new feeling of movement, be aware of this.
J.) If Your New Driver immediately want's to get into high gear with out the experience to handle it, explain that additional speed only comes with experience.
K.) Don't raise your voice while in the instruction process, this will only inhibit what can and should be a Happy and Memorable learning experience for You and Your Child.
L.) Realize it will take some time for your "Little One" to learn good driving safety habits, relax and have fun at this. Like life, Children are a game you can win. Games are supposed to be fun !
M.) Teach Your New Driver to Park His Ride On Toy in a certain designated place when he is done using it for the day. In this way he or she will develop as sense of order and not compromise others in the Family nor leave his or her ride on toy exposed to the elements.
Above All - Have Fun and Enjoy the Family Time with you Ride Toy !
As adult supervision is required with all toys, we especially encourage the need for adult supervision with ride-on toys and battery powered vehicles. Please ensure that your child wears a helmet with any ride-on vehicle. As KidsWheels is not the manufacturer of any of the items found on www.kidswheels.com, kidsWheels assumes no liability for personal injury incidents.
As with all battery powered riding toys, charging should be done out of the elements and by adults only.
The Developmental Benefits of Driving Power-Wheel Vehicles
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Did you know that in addition to being lots of fun to ride, battery-powered vehicles foster the coordination and integration of sensorimotor skills, directionality and logical/spatial thinking? Because children learn by doing, driving the vehicles fosters an understanding of in and out, right and left, forward and reverse, fast and slow, stop and go. In addition, battery-powered vehicles have lots of fun child-friendly features to encourage and extend imaginative play. For example, your child may pretend to go to work, or to the store…and of course, will have to stop for something to eat and get some gas along the way! And just think of the positive effect accomplishing new skills provides for your child's self-esteem!
Watch your child's confidence grow! When you serve as a 'coach' for your beginning driver, guiding your child with positive talk, you instill the motivation and encouragement to improve. With you there to help, your child will be willing to try harder. Be close-by for extra assurance or to assist momentarily. Then let your child do what's needed to accomplish the goal and to experience the sense of excitement, independence and joy it brings.
For the new driver, you can expect some trial and error! The littlest ones will be busy exploring all of the play features, probably getting on and off or in and out of the vehicle over and over again. The slightly older child will most likely want to start driving right away. In either situation, you can help your child learn to drive the vehicle by showing how to start it and stop it. Practice "go" and "stop" with your child over very short distances, saying those words and indicating how far to move the vehicle. Pretty soon, your child will understand the basics of controlling the vehicle for going and stopping. When your child is ready, which may be sooner than you think, show your child how to turn and move the vehicle, starting with going around in circles. Have your child try driving in different directions, turning to the right, turning to the left, going forward, and if the vehicle has reverse, practice going in that direction, too.
Talk about safe driving and make sure your child is familiar with and follows the usage warnings listed in the instructions and on the vehicle. Set boundaries for safe driving so that your child understands what's off limits. Of course, your child should only drive the vehicle while being supervised by an adult.
For some interesting fun, set up an obstacle course by providing objects for your child to drive around or through. Make or purchase traffic signs and place them around the "course" for your child to follow. Have road rallies in your back yard, putting clues at special locations. These are only a few ways you could add excitement to your child's driving experience, while having some family fun at the same time.
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WAUPACA, WI (WTAQ) - Police in Waupaca say a woman has been arrested following a stabbing at a hotel early Friday.
Authorities say it happened at the Waupaca Hotel around 2:15 a.m.
Cops responding to the scene say a man was injured and was given aid. The 52-year-old woman was taken into custody and is facing multiple charges including use of a dangerous weapon.
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Finland will soon have an Angry Birds theme park!
Those little birds seem to be taking over everything in the last few months. Their most recent conquest is a new Angry Birds Land in Finland's Sarkanniemi Adventure Park! The area has 12 rides, an adventure course and themed food outlets.
Unlike the counterfeit Magic Kingdom in China, the game makers, Rovio, helped the theme park come up with the experience. Of course, since they're working so closely with the game, you'll be able to play Angry Birds in special demo pods, and meet and greet the red bird, the blue bird or the nasty pigs.
Check out more pictures at the source, and tell us in the comments: if you could get a theme park made of your favorite videogame, which one would it be? For me, it would definitely be a Super Mario theme park.


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Ellen Misses The Boat
The splash around "Ellen's" coming out has turned to waves for one lesbian-owned business because of a decision by the ABC network not to air their advertisement during the upcoming episode when the lead character announces that she is a lesbian.
The network rejected Olivia Cruise Lines request to buy air time with the explanation that their ad was unfit for younger viewers. Though shooting of the ad has not yet begun, plans called for the commercial to show two women kissing aboard a cruise ship. The company considered the ad to be a compliment to the theme of the April 30 episode. "I'm really disappointed because I was looking forward to being a very proud sponsor of this show," said Judy Dlugacz, founder and president of Olivia Cruise Lines, based in Oakland, California.
Some have called ABC's decision to dock the ad "a double standard" considering that the network is willing to broadcast a show about a lesbian discovering herself. "As more gay and lesbian-themed programming begins to air, network executives will have to take another look at their advertising policies," said Kerry Lobel, Task Force executive director. "They don't seem to have a problem running an ad for other cruise lines with happy straight couples kissing and being romantic," she stated. "Aren't there children watching those programs too?" she asked.
"The programming and advertising policies of networks should be more consistent," said Mark F. Johnson, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, (NGLTF) Media Director. "It seems schizophrenic that the network would run the gay-themed episode and not run an ad that showed women who happened to be lesbian enjoying themselves in an affirming way," he added.
Networks have long had a policy of not airing "controversial" advertising because of their fear of offending viewers. "Perhaps it is time to take another look at what is considered "controversial," said Lobel. "If gays and lesbians are finally suitable for programming, why are we being hidden away from commercials?" Lobel asked.
NGLTF encourages those who are concerned about ABC's decision to decline the Olivia Cruise Lines ad to urge corporate officials to reconsider its advertising policy and to not decline gay-themed ads solely because they are gay-themed. ABC officials have so far had no comment on its decision to dock the Olivia Cruise Lines advertisement.
To ask the network about its advertising policies, call ABC at 212-456-7777 or email them at email@example.com.
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