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Effect of high intensity focused ultrasound on neural compound action potential : an in vitro study
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Therapeutic ultrasound is a promising field with many novel applications in medicine and biology. High intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) provides the ability to localize the deposition of acoustic energy within the body by thermal effect. In this work a brief description of how the HIFU system works and how it can be used to produce localized thermal lesions on the pathogenic tissues in the human body will be presented. Results of acoustic characterization of a hand-held HIFU system developed in our lab will also be presented. The capabilities of creating controlled reversible and irreversible changes in the compound action potential (CAP) values of a specific neural tissue, i.e. lobster abdominal nerves by adjusting different ultrasound parameters (intensity, exposure duration, etc.) in the HIFU system will also be described. Lobster abdominal nerves were exposed to a 10s HIFU exposure. The focal intensity values for this study were chosen as 100, 175, 275, 400, 525 and 700 W .cm ⁻². It was shown that a trend of small changes in the measured CAP values (increase in the CAP amplitude) could be achieved in the five intermediate intensities, while a drastic decrease in the measured CAP values and total degeneration of the nerve could be observed with the highest focal intensity of 700 W .cm⁻².
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Feingold Statement on PRECAUTION Act Amendment No. 09C45 to S. 678
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Mr. Chairman, this amendment would add the Prevention Resources for Eliminating Criminal Activity Using Tailored Interventions in Our Neighborhoods Act, or the PRECAUTION Act, to this bill. It is a long name, but it stands for an important principle that it is better to invest in precautionary measures now than it is to pay the costs of crime both in dollars and lives later on.
The PRECAUTION Act is not new to this Committee. It was reported in July 2007 as part of Senator Feinstein's Gang Abatement and Prevention Act, and it was agreed to in the Senate and passed by unanimous consent in September 2007 as part of that bill. PRECAUTION remains a part of Senator Feinstein's gang bill, and it is also included in Senator Casey and Representative Scott's Youth Promise Act.
Even though recent reports show that crime rates have dropped in Milwaukee and in other urban areas, violent crime rates are still at intolerable levels for a civilized society. David Kennedy, director of the Center for Crime Prevention and Control at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, reported in an August 2006 Washington Post article that, "State and local officials feel abandoned by the Federal Government. The Federal Government must return to its role as a real partner in conquering crime by providing funding and crafting effective approaches to key problems." Something must be done at the federal level to stem the tide of violence threatening our nation. Put very simply, we, as representatives of our constituents, have an obligation to act.
At the same time, we have an obligation to act responsibly. The Federal government must work in concert with state and local law enforcement, with the non-profit criminal justice community, and with other branches of state and federal government. While we have an obligation to provide leadership and support, we do not have the right to unilaterally take control from the state and local officials on the ground. We must also act wisely, investing our resources in crime-fighting measures that we are confident will work and whose effectiveness has been demonstrated. Sometimes, small and careful advances are the ones that yield the most benefit.
The PRECAUTION Act is based on the premise that the Federal Government should develop and disseminate knowledge to state and local officials regarding the newest and most effective law enforcement techniques and strategies, and it should provide financial support for innovations that our State and local partners cannot afford to fund on their own.
The PRECAUTION Act creates a nine member commission to wade through the sea of information on crime prevention and intervention strategies currently available and identify those programs that are most ready for replication around the country. Over taxed law enforcement officials need a simple, accessible resource to turn to that recommends a few, top-tier crime prevention and intervention programs. They need a resource that will single out those existing programs that are truly "evidence-based"-- programs that are proven by scientifically reliable evidence to be effective. And the commission created by the PRECAUTION Act will provide just such a report, one written in plain language and focused on pragmatic implementation issues, approximately a year and a half after the bill is enacted.
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By Vice-President/General Manager Debbie Bush
For the past two weeks, we've looked at why we should build a downtown arena. Now, it's time to share your thoughts. We've received about 50/50 for and against. First, let's look at those against the arena:
Robert says, "The Robert's stadium issue is NOT an economic development issue, it's a farce... The east side businesses that have already established themselves...rely on Robert's stadium businesses, especially restaurants and hospitality."
And Travis tells me, "Robert's location is the best spot for the stadium. However, I think that the facility is in major need of a renovation."
Jerry says, "I would not expose my family to walking around downtown at night. That is the very reason I did not continue going to concerts when they relocated to the Victory."
And finally Wayne says, "The arena needs to be back page news with what all is going on in this country. But, let's cater to all those with a vested interest in downtown and build it all and any cost!"
On the other side, Anita says, "I applaud you for taking a stand to build a new stadium DOWNTOWN. I have lived in this city for over 20 years and have witnessed so many futile attempts to bring the downtown back to life... I think the naysayers in Evansville have never lived anywhere to see the benefits."
Randall added: "I think that building a new arena downtown will create a synergy with the existing convention center, casino and hotels that will have a ripple effect on the entire downtown."
And Della says, "I'm glad our city understands that not only did we need a new stadium but downtown is the best location for it!"
And finally Griffco76 tells me, "Please disregard the comments of the chronically miserable folks whose brains and mouths are stuck on auto-pilot in the "no" position."
Thanks to all who took the time to write. You can read more of the comments below and on the comment sections of each of the other editorials.
To respond to this editorial, send an e-mail or call 812-253-0107. You can send a letter to me at: Debbie Bush, WFIE-TV, and P.O. Box 1414, Evansville, IN 47701.
I don't think we should build the Stadium downtown or anyplace else at this time. I'm not at all sure what revenues TIFS and Tax Increment Financing provide but I feel that food and beverage taxes and Casino Aztar gambling revenue are not likely to be what experts have predicted for some time to come. If revenues don't live up to expectations I suspect it will be Tax increase time. A luxury hotel may be some kind of draw I suppose. Parking to me is a gigantic concern. I would not expose my family to walking around downtown at night. That is the very reason I did not continue going to concerts when they relocated to the Victory. A healthier downtown is fine but may not be the big recruitment draw hoped for. The thing that will stop the flight of our younger folks is challenging job prospects. My three children earned scientific and engineering degrees but prospects were nill. They went to Indianapolis, Bloomington, and North Carolina for jobs. Aditionally, I think the city has some major infastructure obligations that need to be addressed.
I listened to both of your reports on the stadium and appreciate the info. I've heard a lot of comments from friends/neighbors that they think the stadium should be REBUILT (not remodeled) at its current location. Their concerns mostly address the proposed location downtown:
I hope your future reports address some of these concerns. Thanks.
Other items you might find interesting about Robert's Municipal Stadium and the last renovation.Original bids for renovation 17 years ago were approximately $17,000,000. That city administration only wanted to spend $17,000,000 (actually only wanted to spend $14,000,000 but agreed to fund $17,000,00 if bids could be reduced). The city administration at that time only had three criteria that had to be met as long as the the renovation construction budget could be reduced to $17,000,000:1. The building had to be cooled (the HVAC system had to have air conditioning in addition to heating and ventilating).2. All seating had to be chairbacks (no bleachers)..3. The new seating count had to be close to the seating for the original Robert's Stadium (around 12,000 seats).Here's how the construction costs were cut (butchered):The original HVAC design called for four (4) air handling units, one in each corner of the building. These were reduced to two (2) units of a larger capacity with much higher air flow volumes. This is why it is so noisy in the concourse areas (walkway areas outside of the seating areas).Instead of using two smaller chillers for cooling, only one large chiller was installed. Although this is the lowest first cost it is the most expensive way to operate the cooling system and provides no backup for partial cooling if the cooling system has a problem or fails.Similarly, only one large boiler was installed for the heating system. Again placing all of your eggs in one basket and increasing operational costs.New lighting fixtures and controls for the lighting over the stadium floor area were deleted. The lighting fixtures over the stadium floor ARE STILL THE ORIGINAL INCANDESCENT LIGHTING FIXTURES from the original building. This lighting is so bad that when Evansville hosted an NCAA Division I Regional Basketball Tournament shortly after the completion of the renovations, temporary "TV" lights had to be installed along the bottom of the "skyboxes" to ensure adequate lighting levels. These "temporary" lights still remain. The original lights over the stadium floor have short lives and can only be relamped with the use of special equipment.The concourse areas outside the seating area of the stadium were "stripped down" making them almost unusable for displays and exhibits in these areas.All vending areas in the concourse areas were deleted and left to the vending contractor to furnish.Skybox areas were deleted. The construction of these were funded later as they were leased out. These skyboxes have terrible sightlines.The kitchen and food prep area was deleted. This was left to the food services contractor to provide. Typically the winning (lowest price) bidder/contractor for these services doesn't want to (and didn't) spend much money for these facilities.All dressing rooms and locker room facilities were "downgraded".Exterior parking lot lighting was reduced to the exent that it's dangerous.Restroom area renovations were reduced to "cut and patch". The current restrooms are virtually the same as the original restrooms.Seating upgrades were "redesigned" to minimize cost but at the expense of narrow seats, no knee room, and absurdly little handicap access.The PA system design was reduced to 1960's technology instead of "state of the art". (i believe that it may already have been replaced but it's still inadequate.Bottom line; If the original $25,000,000 had been allocated we would'nt be talking about a new stadium/arena today. The only thing that would be diffeent from that design and today's design is, yes, the current structural system at Robert's stadium is inadequate to support any current national touring show and issue would need to addressed.Anna
Vague and pitiful rationalizations of the Arena issue, that leaves me in contempt of you and your psudo-intellectual conclusions.. I am amazed
that your Ego can see your self as an important voice in this issue.
Sincerely, Terry
I applaud you for taking a stand to build a new stadium DOWNTOWN.
I have lived in this city for over 20 years and have witnessed so many futile attempts to bring the downtown back to life.
Having lived in Cincinnati when the new stadium built for the Big Red Machine brought the downtown back to life and the catalyst for so many other great facilities. Also lived in Indianapolis when it was called "Indianoplace". Then came the Hoosier Dome, Union Station, Conseco Fieldhouse, Circle Center Mall and the list goes on. With all these wonderful facitlities came great entertainment, wonderful restaurants, shopping and upscale hotels.
I think the naysayers in Evansville have never lived anywhere to see the benefits of a downtown facility.
Keep up the positive "Take a Stand" editorials !!!
i'm glad to see wfie also supporting the new downtown arena... our current stadium is showing its age and needs to be replaced. i think that building a new arena downtown will create a synergy with the existing convention center, casino, and hotels that will have a ripple effect on the entire downtown. it will be an investment in a state-of-the art facility that will serve the tri-state for generations to come.
Let me make something clear.... my father fought for economic development in the face of adversity for years. I understand it's importance. The Robert's stadium issue is NOT an economic development issue, it's a farce. It's the passion of people who want to revitalize downtown, or so they say.The problem is many fold, but here's my fundamental issues. The east side businesses that have already established themselves, and now been incorporated into the city, rely on Robert's stadium business, especially restaurants and hospitality. The downtown district failed for reasons that have not yet been addressed in terms of infrastructure. How legal is it to take business from those that are established to hope to allure business, which, although sounds promising will prove to be transients.Downtown is doing a good job of redeveloping, but a stadium which has more than doubled in estimated costs, is not the answer. Too much money is going out, 130 million for a stadium, double that for school tax levy, and storm sewers that have not been fixed with a potential 1/4 of a billion dollar price tag. Evansville is coming dangerously close to a billion in spending. We haven't even looked at infrastructure changes to allow for the stadium.Furthermore, if built on d-pats, site, it becomes a 130 million dollar public subsidy of the Executive Inn...Owensboro's been down that road.Remodel, and renovate Robert's.... allow a public referendum. This is a blind act of passion of all involved, economic development requires thought and planning. There is just too much emotion here, and spending based on dollars that may not be here (watch Casino Aztar close shop, it will happen) is not wise.-- Robert
I feel that the current Robert's location is the best spot for the stadium. However, I think that the facility is in major need of a renovation. I have played on the floor, the floor has horrible dead spots which would call for a new floor, and the locker rooms need some work as well. In short the entire stadium needs a face lift, but I think the current location is best suited. The parking situation is going to be horrific along with the traffic congestion, as well as there are not NEAR enough eateries downtown. Downtown will have to grow three fold in order to accommodate the idea that is intended for the stadium.
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"It's a matter of principle," Councilman Dan Bulger said.
Bulger said the borough cites a handful of residences annually. The fee-collection is complicated because of Shade Township, which provides free waste removal as part of its deal with the Waste Management landfill.
"(Central City residents) look across the street and say, 'they don't have to pay so why should we?" Bulger said. "So they cross the street and dump their garbage in Waste Management dumpsters and come back and tell us they're not paying because they don't have any garbage."
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My roommate has an older Frigidare washer / dryer combo. The house is about 2 years old and is fitted for a full size washer and dryer. When the dryer broke on the combo, she didnt have the money to replace both the washer and dryer so she left the washer / dryer combo and bought a new full sized dryer. The problem is the washer dryer is still hooked to a 240 4 prong. Since there is only one outlet, we have to unplug the washing machine ( the combo ) to use the dryer and vice versa. Since we dont use the dryer on the combo, could I switch the 240 to a 120 so we can just use the 120 plug ?
No, not without going inside the washer/dryer combo and isolating the washer's 120V needs, and I doubt you could even get an appliance repairman to do that for you. But if the dryer's problem is only that the drum does not turn, that is a tensioner problem that has let the belt jump off the motor pulley ... and I just fixed that on my own combo unit last week. The problem there is a poorly-designed tensioner that does not run true with the motor pulley. You *might* need a new dryer belt, but an extra spring pulling out on the bottom of the tensioner can resolve the alignment problem ... and you can see all of that by opening nothing more than the 2-screw cover on the back of the dryer (after unplugging it, of course).
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man I wish someone can resurrect this, this is one of my favorite addons.
Mutilate is a spell recommendation mod for Mutilate spec'd rogues. It takes the current state of the game (buffs on you, debuffs on your target, combo points, energy, etc), and recommends the best move to do next. This mod is single target only and doesn't consider Fan of Knives.
There are two separate icons on the left for Tricks of the Trade and Cold Blood. The center icon displays the current move to execute and the lower right hand icon attempts to predict your next move.
v1.19 fixed a bug with envenom_buff
v1.18 Adding Blindside proc into the rotation. Adding an option for the Stealth opener to be Mutilate. (Shadow Focus makes it a free cast + Blindside proc chance) Renaming the Backstab options to Dispatch. Coldblood has been removed along with Overkill.
v1.17 5.0.4 bug fixes with changed interfaces....
v1.16 5.0.4 bug fixes with changed interfaces....
v1.15 Interface update
v1.14 Interface update
v1.13 Interface update
v1.12 fix for required CP in "backstab mode"
v1.11 Interface update
v1.10 More config options, reworked decision logic.
v1.09 fix for Mutilate spell id, update Rupture to 1+ combo points
v1.08 new option - suggest vendetta - false by default. /mut or /mutilate to change option if vendetta is not on cooldown, suggest vendetta while rupture and SnD are active
v1.07 Updated for 4.0. Added support for Vendetta. Cp generator suggests backstab if mob < 35%. Rupture is back in default rotation.
v1.06 Added more complete list of bleeds. Added ability to show / hide frame: /mut show /mut hide /mutilate show /mutilate hide. Mutilate will now hide frame when hunger for blood talent is not detected.
v1.05 Added "Suggest Rupture" interface option for rogues that prefer rupture in their dps cycle. This is set to false by default.
v1.04 Modified mutilate rotation for rupture-less cycle. Note: it will still suggest rupture if no bleed debuff is present and hunger for blood requires refresh.
v1.03 Updated toc
v1.02 Added configuration options for envenom and vanish
v1.01 Added Deadly Poison timer and limit envenom to one second after Deadly Poison tick.
v1.00 Added options panel. Added slash commands /Mutilate /mut. User now has the ability to scale the GUI and lock the panel.
v0.90 Initial Revision
File Name | Release Type | Game Version | Downloads | Date |
Mutilate v1.19 | Release | 5.0.4 | 19,554 | 09/10/2012 |
Mutilate v1.18 | Release | 5.0.4 | 3,440 | 09/07/2012 |
Mutilate v1.17 | Release | 5.0.4 | 5,823 | 08/30/2012 |
Mutilate v1.16 | Release | 5.0.4 | 2,163 | 08/30/2012 |
Mutilate v1.15 | Release | 5.0.4 | 4,134 | 08/28/2012 |
Mutilate v1.14 | Release | 4.3 | 28,079 | 12/14/2011 |
Mutilate v1.13 | Release | 4.2 | 26,422 | 06/29/2011 |
Mutilate v1.11 | Release | 4.1 | 15,561 | 04/26/2011 |
Mutilate v1.10 | Release | 4.0.6 | 12,454 | 03/06/2011 |
Mutilate v1.10 b6 | Beta | 4.0.6 | 743 | 03/02/2011 |
Mutilate v1.10 b5 | Beta | 4.0.6 | 410 | 03/01/2011 |
Mutilate v1.10 b4 | Beta | 4.0.6 | 370 | 02/28/2011 |
Mutilate v1.10 b3 | Beta | 4.0.6 | 19 | 02/27/2011 |
Mutilate v1.10 b2 | Beta | 4.0.6 | 8 | 02/26/2011 |
Mutilate v1.10 b1 | Beta | 4.0.6 | 20 | 02/25/2011 |
Mutilate v1.09 | Release | 4.0.6 | 84 | 02/22/2011 |
Mutilate v1.08 | Release | 4.0.1 | 1,229 | 11/03/2010 |
Mutilate v1.07 | Release | 4.0.1 | 144 | 10/16/2010 |
Mutilate v1.06 | Release | 3.3.3 | 2,396 | 04/11/2010 |
Mutilate v1.05 | Release | 3.3.0 | 334 | 12/12/2009 |
Mutilate v1.04 | Release | 3.3.0 | 40 | 12/11/2009 |
Mutilate v1.03 | Release | 3.3.0 | 38 | 12/10/2009 |
Mutilate | Release | 3.2.0 | 112 | 09/25/2009 |
Mutilate v1.01 | Release | 3.2.0 | 49 | 08/24/2009 |
Mutilate v1.00 | Release | 3.2.0 | 3 | 08/24/2009 |
Mutilate.zip | Release | 3.2.0 | 33 | 08/22/2009 |
man I wish someone can resurrect this, this is one of my favorite addons.
looks like it has but oddly still works without updates for a bit now lol
Great addon, a few requests:
Thanks for the addon!
Looked at a few similar addons and this was the one I felt was the best! I'd like to suggest/request a couple features if you are open to it.
One of the other similar addons has a suggestion for Kick when the target was casting an interruptable spell. It would be awesome to have that functionality here as well.
The second request would be for the Vanish recommendation to only function in groups. Vanishing when solo pretty much just resets the mob you are fighting. However having the reminder for it in groups is great!
It would be awesome if the suggestion for Rupture and Anticipation would only trigger when the target has more than a certain amount of health. There isn't any good reason to use either ability on a mob that is going to die in a fraction of the time both Rupture and Anticipation are good for. For instance, if the mob you are fighting when solo has less than say 100k or 150k health or when in a group if it has less than maybe 250k. In all those situations the mob is probably going to die in next 3-6 seconds anyhow so I'm better of just Mutilating/Dispatching or using Envenom to blow off the CPs.
The last thing I think would be interesting is if it was able to keep track of how many CPs you had on a target when it dies and then suggest Redirect if you had more than 0 when you select a new target.
Anyhow,... thanks so much for the kick ass addon! Loving it!
~Bookins, Cenarion Circle
Some more on what's wrong with this.
AddOn should detect Anticipation and when it is an active talent, suggest Mutilate to 5+ for Envenom/Rupture.
Why is this addon not accounting for target health and replacing mutilate suggestions with dispatch suggestions? Also it is making suggestions to use envenom when rupture has little to no time left, resulting in lost rupture uptime.
I dont know if the author will see this but in 5.0.4 there was a change
Venemous wounds will not proc off rupture AND garrote anymore its either or
is it possible to make it so that the addon will stop suggesting to put rupture on while garrote is on by making the addon recognize garrote as a rupture
Great Addon, a tremendous help for any mutilate rogue. I really enjoy this one.
However, I have the same issue with the addon window not showing up at all, despite configuration settings, a clean new install of the mod and so on. Error-Message starts with:
Message: ..\AddOns\Mutilate\Mutilate.lua line 547:
attempt to perform arithmetic on local 'start' (a nil value)
Mutilate\Mutilate.lua:547: DecideSpells()
Mutilate\Mutilate.lua:265: ?()
I don't think that's much of a help, since the error message is a whole lot longer but I don't want to clutter up this comment section. Since some people have the problem and some don't, my bet is on a conflicting addon.
Keep up the good work however.
addon does not work in my localized client.
after doing research, I found thah it is because of function Mutilate.events.PLAYER_TALENT_UPDATE(), I change its body to
local currentSpec = GetSpecialization()
local currentSpecID = currentSpec and select(1, GetSpecializationInfo(currentSpec)) or 0
if currentSpecID == 259 then
then I added Mutilate.L[] to some spell names in function Mutilate:DecideSpells().
now it works for me...
As of v.1.18 the addon window doesn't show up on my 85 mutilate rogue.
The addon is loaded, configuration window appears too, but the actual rotation suggestion window doesn't show at all.
Any suggestsions? Tried to delete the old settings of the previous version but the window still doesn't show.
Seems to be working as intended, Will be able to raid test Sunday or Monday.
Great work, Thanks again for the updates :)


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2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr Highline Sedan
ProsFor a domestic economy I have more than got my money's worth. With 227k on the clock little has gone wrong except preventive maintenance. ConsThe thing annoying is the rear wheel bearings wear out quick and there is no camber for the front from the factory. Seemed to get knocked out of alignment easy. I had that fixed though with aftermarket bolts.
A Decent Rival To The Civic And Corolla — I have had this car since it had 18k on it in 2001. I didnt expectit to last this long. It, however has been a little tank and the engine and tranny has been bullet proof. I have 227k on the original tranny and engine. No head gasket problems on my car, guess I was lucky when this gem rolled off the line. In 2008 I did a preventive overhaul to keep her going good. I have done all the maintanance, oil every 3k, belts, fluids, replaced struts once at 170k, tires a few times, tranny flushes et. I did remove the cat on the manifold and tricked the PCM with spark plug non foulers on the O2 sensors and then put a high flow cat with a magnaflow muffler and that uncorked the restricted exhaust. I put a cold air intake and a shift reprogramming kit on the three speed and it turned it into a little pocket rocket. If you have the three speed I would suggest getting this shift kit from transdapt. You have to remove the Valve body and do some work to the tranny, but its worth it as you can shift manual of put it in drive for auto. The diffrence is incredible and It will rev to the red line in every gear. It puts you in control of the engine. I would say its on par with the 5-speed, shifts are precise and firm. The shift kit actually makes your tranny tougher and last longer too, as 227k is proof. Even with all the high revving it still drives like new today. What can I say, I got a neon that treated me good. No rust at all on this car and the paint is still decent, too. I would reccomend this car to anyone looking for an affordable ride without the import price. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr ES Sedan
ProsCute, fuel efficient ConsNo back support
Dodge Neon 2000 — It was perfect for my job as a pizza delivery driver. It got really good gas mileage and was a manual transmission. As long as I kept giving it oil changes every couple thousand miles, it would treat me very well. Also very spacious inside. The trunk was huge. The braking was splendid although I also put that in with the fact that I would downshift to brake also. No repairs were necessary aside from usual wear and tear. I would suggest it to anyone looking for a car. The Dodge Neon. |
2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr Highline Sedan
ProsGreat car low maintenance. cool design . low mileage ConsBody style poor/ old car noises as expected,
Very Good Car For A Family Or Student 1st Car. Clear Title. — I bought this car since new laoded. One owner very reliable 12 gallon tank 22-25 mpg interior condition fair . Good family car ver spacious inside same as the trunk. low cost to maintain 2 of the 4 tires are brand new. Need work in tha AC and interior cosmetics, Speed good, 4 cilynder 4 doo. CD, and cruise control. I only drive it 2-4 miles a day for the last 3 years. Operational in very good shape. Cosmetics and some love is what this car needs. One owner. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr Highline Sedan
Pros40 mpg's for the 5 speed if i baby it Consbody is very succeptable to rot
Great Commuter — reliable and easy to repair easy to work on unless you need to touch the belts. parts are dirt cheap and 90% of repairs i can do myself with little mechanical experience. fun to drive with some light mods as well Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr ES Sedan
ProsLots of these out there lots of parts,reliable,easy to service. ConsPlastic and ooddles of it,painted peeling dash makes it look cheap,def vents edge of dash always missing or broken,one tone int,lack of well placed cup holders,the center one is sure to stary an arguement w the wife as the other two are placed below the edge of the dash and foam fountian cup are a sure recipe for a soda tsunami holders rip the bottoms out. No ashtry!!!!! Boo Dodge,just cause you dont smoke i do. Ashtray can be purchased from the dealer 45.00.
Reliable,low Maint Cost,good Transportation. — Dislike the four door only,two door should have been offered,lots of nice cheap plastic,overall not a stand out,ir remarkable car. Like) dependibility easy to Work on big supply of aftermarket upgrades and not alot of break downs or shop time Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr ES Sedan
ProsGreat Gas mileage, always started, reliable. ConsI had the basic model, wished I bought more options on the car.
Fantastic Starter Car! — I drove this car for 13 years & it always ran like a champ. Reliable, economical, easy to park and just a great car. Low maintenance costs and great fuel economy makes this a winner. I'd drive it all over again. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr ES Sedan
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2000 Dodge Neon
ProsCheaper, Good mileage,dependable. Consthe pre 2000, and later than 03, have better performance.
Definately One Of The Best Cars For The Price. — It is a very nice and affordable car. Mine is at 105k miles and the only thing that I had a problem with was the crank Position Sensor, somehow oil had leaked through to the electronics and was shorting out. But the part is only 65 bucks at autozone so not a huge deal. It looks nice, (I prefer the look and performance of the years 03-05), But the earlier ones are much cheaper. Mine is a manual and it has averaged 32-33 miles per gallon, without any modifications. I have a base of the line model so I do not have any features, but I have gotten a nice radio for it and the factory speakers are decent. This car is pretty fun to drive around, the acceleration is a little slow but I found a way to speed up faster is to shift at about 15,25,35,45 miles per hour (instead of about 10,20,30,40). Keep in mind since you are going faster that you will have to give it gas while you are letting off the clutch or it will slow you down and and make your mileage worse. Fun car though, and great for the new/young driver (most of them are 4 door and do not increase your insurance). |
2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr ES Sedan
Prosokay on gas Consslow.. if needed get a 5 speed
Sucks — :-P its fine if you don't want something fast. Its a goodish first car for someone who's 16. After a while it just gets old and you're ready to up the power and response of the car. 5 speed is the way to go cause autos of this car (like mine) are just plain boring Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2000 Dodge Neon 4 Dr ES Sedan
ProsCheap, easy to fix ConsSloooow
Good Cheap Car. Can Actually Be Pretty Fun At Times. — What can I say, its my Neon. I gotta love it :P It may not be the fastest car in the world but it gets me from A to B. It can be some pretty good fun along the way too, just dont expect to win any races! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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The dodge Neon's where nice basic cars that had trim models that even made some of the them look cool. The low cost to maintain the Neon is helps to make the care a real deal and the fact so many wher... Read More
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The color and body style of the car is what caught my eye when I bought it. It has over 100,000 miles on it and we have never had any major problems with it. The reason I am looking for another car i... Read More
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Spent over $2500 fixing this car myself in parts......one things gets fixed another breaks......or leaks.....or falls off.....or disappears.....now that I am attending UTI I now have my own access to ... Read More
Fun Little Car. By Antonio2330
I love the car it fits my needs as the only driver. Easy to do minor mechanical jobs such as spark plug and wires, engine oil, transmission fluid, brakes, drive belt. Plenty of fandom behind its le... Read More
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2003 Dodge Neon Sxt By tennislava
Please see Pros and Cons. I really like it because it gives you good MPG and was a perfect car as a college student. Did not have much cargo space, but enough to keep golf bags, clothes, etc. 5 CD i... Read More
Good Buy By Ace9546
I like that it is red and has a spoiler. It has good acceleration and runs really smooth. The interiors are really great - red and black, instead of the beige that is so commonly found in used cars. I... Read More
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I disliked everything I bought it cause its all the bank would give me I had it 6 months enough to build some credit than I bought a sexy fast Buick!! the oil pan feel out at 45000 miles the engine le... Read More
Great Affordable Car By kaypman
Great little car for Students. Great Car with great gas mileage best car I have owned had it over 10 years and still running strong Over 150,000 miles. Sadly time to trade it in and get an SUV I shall... Read More
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Great Transportation Or Teen Starter Car Parts Are Plentiful And Fairly Inexpensive By Tom
Cheap operation costs,easy to get parts,simplicity in design and construction. Controls are in easy reach and placed w thought. No real blind spots to complain about. The microscopic cup holders that ... Read More
Good Car For Anyone Who Like Quick 4 Doors. By Raul
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Yasuyuki Fujita, Hiromichi Shirataki, Toshiaki Sakisaka, Takeshi Asakura, Takeshi Ohya, Hirokazu Kotani, Shigekazu Yokoyama, Hideo Nishioka, Yoshiharu Matsuura, Akira Mizoguchi, Richard H Scheller and Yoshimi Takai
SummarySyntaxin-1 is a component of the synaptic vesicle docking and/or fusion soluble N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive factor attachment receptor (SNARE) complex (7S and 20S complexes) in nerve terminals. Syntaxin-1 also forms a heterodimer with Munc18/n-Sec1/rbSec1 in a complex that is distinct from the 7S and 20S complexes. In this report, we identify a novel syntaxin-1–binding protein, tomosyn, that is capable of dissociating Munc18 from syntaxin-1 and forming a novel 10S complex with syntaxin-1, synaptosome-associated protein of 25 kDa (SNAP-25), and synaptotagmin. The 130 kDa isoform of tomosyn is specifically expressed in brain, where its distribution partly overlaps with that of syntaxin-1 in nerve terminals. High level expression of either syntaxin-1 or tomosyn results in a specific reduction in Ca2+-dependent exocytosis from PC12 cells. These results suggest that tomosyn is an important component in the neurotransmitter release process where it may stimulate SNARE complex formation.
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Antagonistic Regulation of Synaptic Vesicle Priming by Tomosyn and UNC-13
Neuron, Volume 51, Issue 3, 3 August 2006, Pages 303-315
Jason M. McEwen, Jon M. Madison, Michael Dybbs and Joshua M. Kaplan
SummaryPriming of synaptic vesicles (SVs) is essential for synaptic transmission. UNC-13 proteins are required for priming. Current models propose that UNC-13 stabilizes the open conformation of Syntaxin, in which the SNARE helix is available for interactions with Synaptobrevin and SNAP-25. Here we show that Tomosyn inhibits SV priming. Tomosyn contains a SNARE motif, which forms an inhibitory SNARE complex with Syntaxin and SNAP-25. Mutants lacking Tomosyn have increased synaptic transmission, an increased pool of primed vesicles, and increased abundance of UNC-13 at synapses. Behavioral, imaging, and electrophysiological studies suggest that SV priming was reconstituted in unc-13 mutants by expressing a constitutively open mutant Syntaxin, or by mutations eliminating Tomosyn. Thus, priming is modulated by the balance between Tomosyn and UNC-13, perhaps by regulating the availability of open-Syntaxin. Even when priming was restored, synaptic transmission remained defective in unc-13 mutants, suggesting that UNC-13 is also required for other aspects of secretion.
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Regulation of Membrane Fusion in Synaptic Excitation-Secretion Coupling: Speed and Accuracy Matter
Neuron, Volume 55, Issue 1, 5 July 2007, Pages 11-24
Sonja M. Wojcik and Nils Brose
SummaryUnlike most other secretory processes, neurotransmitter release at chemical synapses is extremely fast, tightly regulated, spatially restricted, and dynamically adjustable at the same time. In this review, we focus on recent discoveries of molecular and cell biological processes that determine how fusion competence of vesicles is achieved and controlled in order to suit the specific requirements of synaptic transmitter release with respect to speed and spatial selectivity.
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Friends and foes in synaptic transmission: the role of tomosyn in vesicle priming
Uri Ashery , Noa Bielopolski, Boaz Barak and Ofer Yizhar
Department of Neurobiology, Faculty of Life Sciences, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv 69978, Israel
Priming is the process by which vesicles become available for fusion at nerve terminals and is modulated by numerous proteins and second messengers. One of the prominent members of this diverse family is tomosyn. Tomosyn has been identified as a syntaxin-binding protein; it inhibits vesicle priming, but its mode of action is not fully understood. The inhibitory activity of tomosyn depends on its N-terminal WD40-repeat domain and is regulated by the binding of its SNARE motif to syntaxin. Here, we describe new physiological information on the function of tomosyn and address possible interpretations of these results in the framework of the recently described crystal structure of the yeast tomosyn homolog Sro7. We also present possible molecular scenarios for vesicle priming and the involvement of tomosyn in these processes.


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Old School may not have the most original story (or even the least bit of subtlety), but it's one of the most well-known frat-house comedies of all time. We think it's right up there with the classic Animal House, which created the genre. Even though Old School hit the silver screen back in early 2003, it's still well-loved.
The plot centers on main character Mitch Martin, played by Luke Wilson, who discovers that his girlfriend has been cheating on him and in attempt to change his life, he and his adult friends start a fraternity at the local college, the fictional Harrison State.
From Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson and Vince Vaughn to the legendary performance of 84-year-old Patrick Cranshaw, check out what the cast members of this wacky comedy are up to now.
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Elisha Cuthbert, Darcie Goldberg
After playing high school student and Mitch's one-night stand Darcie, Elisha Cuthbert went on to appear in several well-known films, including Love Actually, The Girl Next Door and House of Wax. She's gained fame on TV, playing Jack Bauer's daughter on all eight seasons of 24, which started two years before Old School and continued through 2010. Cuthbert is lately known best for playing the happy-go-lucky Alex Kerkovich on ABC's Happy Endings, which was unfortunately canceled after last season.
Will Ferrell, Frank "The Tank" Ricard
Frank the Tank is one of the fictional characters we'd most love to grab a drink with—we'll just make sure there are no tranquilizer guns around. Will Ferrell has, of course, gone on to star in a host of hit low-brow comedies (which earned him the MTV Movie Awards' inaugural lifetime-achievement Comedic Genius Award in 2013), including Elf, Anchorman, Wedding Crashers, Talladega Nights, The Campaign and, most recently, Anchorman 2. He's also had guest roles on hit television shows The Office and 30 Rock. Next up for Ferrell? Voicing President Business in the forthcoming The Lego Movie.
Ellen Pompeo, Nicole
While most TV fans associate Ellen Pompeo with her starring role as Dr. Meredith Grey on ABC's long-running Grey's Anatomy, she also played Mitch's high school crush and love interest Nicole. It was a rare movie role, since she's been in just three feature films since Old School: Undermind, Art Heist and Life of the Party.
Luke Wilson, Mitch Martin
Since starring as down-on-his-luck attorney Mitch Martin, Luke Wilson has appeared in a huge range of movies and television. He even appeared alongside Old School co-star Will Ferrell in Anchorman and Blades of Glory. He's also had recurring TV roles on That '70s Show and Enlightened. To our delight, he appeared alongside his famous brother Owen in an episode of Comedy Central's Drunk History as the cereal-inventing Kellogg brothers. One of his several upcoming projects is The Skeleton Twins, a drama (yes, really) also starring Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader.
Vince Vaughn, Bernard "Beanie" Campbell
Vince Vaughn's portrayal of the fast-talking dad and owner of Speaker City Bernard Campbell led the way to even more goofball comedies for the actor. Within just two years of Old School, he appeared in Starsky & Hutch, Dodgeball, Anchorman and Wedding Crashers. He's teaming up with Will Ferrell again in the forthcoming Daddy's Home, currently in pre-production.
Jeremy Priven, Dean Gordon "Cheese" Pritchard
Since playing the uptight Dean Pritchard, Jeremy Priven has appeared in an array of films, like Scary Movie 3, Runaway Jury, Chasing Liberty and Smokin' Aces. He's perhaps best known for TV work: Piven's recurring role in HBO's Entourage won him a Golden Globe and three Emmys, and he's currently starring as department-store founder Harry Gordon Selfridge in the BBC's Mr. Selfridge.
Juliette Lewis, Heidi
Serious fare like Cape Fear and Natural Born Killers put Juliette Lewis on the star map, but she was still up for playing Mitch's sexually experimental (soon-to-be-ex-) girlfriend Heidi in Old School. Lewis has continued to win roles in movies of all genres, including Starsky & Hutch, Whip It, Due Date and August: Osage County. She's also appeared on a few television shows, including IFC's hipster hit Portlandia and NBC's The Firm.
Patrick Cranshaw, Joseph "Blue" Pulaski
Who could forget Patrick Cranshaw's portrayal of plucky 84-year-old fraternity brother "Blue"? After Old School, he went on to appear in six more films, including Herbie Fully Loaded and a couple direct-to-video Air Bud sequels, as well as guest roles on TV's Monk and 7th Heaven. Sadly, Cranshaw passed away in 2005 at the age of 86.


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What were your early years in New York like as a struggling theatre actor? Were there times when you wanted to quit the business? What kept you going as an actor?
Both the New York Times and Entertainment Weekly recently published articles about the so-called "new normal" of actors and other famous figures like Anderson Cooper, Jim Parsons and Zachary Quinto coming out as gay during media interviews in a no-big-whoop sort of way, without the big hullabaloo and magazine cover stories that once attended the coming out of celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres and Lance Bass. You were cited as an example of that in both articles and lumped in with the "trend" because you mentioned being gay in an interview. But you were never actually in the closet, were you?
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AR: There were. And I did leave for a short while. I stopped acting for some time to do voiceover work. I worked for a couple of years just doing animation voiceover work. I had gotten a little overwhelmed and a little beaten down because I was not booking jobs. So I had to take a little break. I did a lot of animation and a lot of commercials, which was great. Then after about three years, I decided that I needed to get back into auditioning for theatre roles again. And all my closest friends, like Jenn Gambatese and Gavin Creel, were still working in the business. So I auditioned for Hairspray right after I recommitted to doing theatre, and I booked that job. And that part got the ball rolling on this whole current wave of my career.
AR: Well, I mean, that's the silly part. I worked for a long time in New York, and I lived my life honestly and openly. But nobody cared. Nobody asked me about my sexuality. Nobody paid attention. I mean, I took my boyfriend at the time to the Tonys for The Book of Mormon, and nobody asked me anything about that. It was not an issue. So it was funny then that I sort of became part of the story. It was a fancy group of people — Matt Bomer and Jim Parsons — so I was honored to be a part of it. But it wasn't a conscious decision on my part to come out publicly [in an interview]. I was already out, definitely within the Broadway community.
AR: I don't know. I mean, you can't really force anyone to be a spokesperson for anything. I don't think that's necessarily fair. You just have to live your life as honestly as you're able to, I suppose. I mean, coming out is not something that you can force anyone to do or should force anyone to do. It's something that I wish was easier. I wish it was easier for people to come out. But it's hard for a lot of reasons — and not always the ones that people assume. Sometimes families make it hard. Obviously society makes it very hard. Luckily for me I have a very supportive family and a loving group of friends. So it's never really proven to be much of an issue for me. I feel very fortunate about that — the fact that I get to live my life honestly and freely and have not been penalized for that professionally. I'm very, very grateful for that.


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Marshall Coach Doc Holliday said his competitive nature and desire to improve also played a major part.
"He's kind of got 'it,' " Holliday said earlier this year. "He's got a good feel for what he's doing. He's a student of the game. You watch him on Friday nights at the hotel and we have what we call 'Best Fridays in Football,' him and (receiver) Tommy (Shuler) are sitting there watching tapes. He's constantly studying the game."
Tulsa Coach Bill Blankenship, named Wednesday as C-USA's coach of the year, said Cato had progressed to the experienced stage at a startling rate. He could tell that as he watched film prior to their Oct. 6 game.
"I don't think it's unusual at all if you have a third-year starter sitting back there with that poise about him," Blankenship said in October. "But this is a guy who's about a year into his college career, technically. And he looks like he's a veteran. He operates very calmly and very smoothly."
Grooms led all C-USA freshmen with 737 yards rushing, the fourth-highest total for a freshman in Marshall history. His 6.1 yards per carry was the second-best average in the conference. He scored eight rushing touchdowns and one receiving touchdown.
He reached those marks despite playing in a very competitive backfield.
Grooms shared carries with fellow freshmen Steward Butler, Remi Watson and redshirt junior Essray Taliaferro.
Butler, Grooms and Taliaferro all had 100-yard rushing games this season, while Watson's season best was 84 yards.
That competitiveness was a major motivator, Grooms said.
"You want to go hard every play and you want to win," Grooms said. "That's about it. You want to be great at your position. Every time you get the ball, you want to make a play for your team."
SMU running back Zach Line was named offensive player of the year, while UCF defensive back Kemal Ishmael was named defensive player of the year and UCF kick returner Quincy McDuffie was named special teams player of the year.
East Carolina running back Vintavious Cooper was named newcomer of the year.
Contact sportswriter Derek Redd at derek.r...@dailymail.com or 304-348-1712. His blog is at blogs.dailymail.com/marshall. Follow him on Twitter @derekredd.


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Black Thursday may overshadow traditional Friday shopping spree
Black Friday, the annual Super Bowl of Shopping, is facing some tough competition this year from a new challenger — Black Thursday, also known as Black Friday Eve.
North Jersey retailers are particularly concerned about having a strong start to the holiday shopping sprint because of the days — and in some cases weeks — of sales lost in October and early November stemming from power outages and damage from superstorm Sandy.
Retailers are throwing tradition to the wind in aggressively pursuing shoppers, and many are resetting their holiday launch clocks to favor night owls — consumers who want to shop on Thursday night — over the early birds who like to rise at dawn Friday for 4 a.m. door-buster specials.
"Black Friday has become the only day of the year that's more than 24 hours. Now it starts on Thursday," said retail consultant Jeff Green, president and chief executive officer of Jeff Green Partners in Phoenix.
Black Friday has been getting bigger. It stretches into a four-day weekend orgy of sales offers that starts on Thanksgiving, because "we have, as a retail society, trained people to be deal junkies," said Lily Lev-Glick, who has been studying shopper behavior for more than 20 years and is the founder of Closter research firm Shopper Sense.
"We have set an expectation that gets greater and greater over time each year, that shoppers can get better and better deals," Lev-Glick said. With the early start times, she said, retailers are creating "a race for the chase.''
Willowbrook Mall in Wayne, for the first time, will open the entire shopping center at midnight for overnight shopping. Sears, Walmart and Toys "R" Us stores in North Jersey will open at 8 p.m. Thanksgiving night and Target stores will open at 9 p.m.
Driving this strategy is the fact that two demographic groups very popular with retailers — teenagers and millenials in their 20s and early 30s — love late-night, post-Thanksgiving dinner shopping.
"We're calling it 'Party at Midnight,' " said John Morris, an analyst with Toronto-based BMO Capital Markets, who covers apparel retailers. Last year, he said, teen-oriented retailers American Eagle and Abercrombie & Fitch experimented at several locations with midnight openings and they were so successful that they are doing them at all of their stores this year. "This is going to turn into a real holiday tradition for the teen sector," he said.
Willowbrook is tapping into that trend. It will have disc jockeys spinning tunes in its center court, and flashing deal offers on their video screens.
Sandy recovery
Stores in North Jersey and throughout the Northeast will be going all out for a strong start to the holiday season, to make up for revenue lost because of Sandy.
For Northeast retailers, Morris said, Sandy was "the nightmare before Christmas." But he is seeing reasons for merchants, even in this region, to be optimistic. There are five shopping weekends, and 32 shopping days (33, if you count Thanksgiving) between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year, one of the longest holiday shopping seasons in recent years, and consumer spending and confidence appears to be improving, he said.
Recent surveys support that belief. A Conference Board report earlier this month showed confidence among American consumers climbed in October to its highest point since February 2008.
Bill Martin, founder of ShopperTrak, which has 50,000 "shopper traffic counters" in stores around the world, said that in previous disasters such as hurricanes Katrina and Andrew, spending "usually comes back stronger." The storms, Martin said, "create immediate demand for replacement items, but there still is demand for some of the holiday items."
"Sandy stole a lot of things from us, but it's not going to steal Christmas," Martin said.
Sandy may also trigger bigger-than-normal crowds of Thanksgiving and Black Friday deal-seekers in North Jersey. Families who lost televisions and other household goods in the storm may be especially motivated to take advantage of the holiday discounts, said Craig LaRosa, a principal at Continuum, a global design and innovation consulting firm based in Boston. "We could see a bigger bump for this weekend because of the storm," LaRosa said.
Black Friday has remained a big event, LaRosa said, because consumers, even in this age of smart phones and online shopping, look to shopping to give them a shared social experience. Lines that form for items such as the new iPhone, or a doorbuster deal, become an event "where everybody's chitchatting, meeting people. It's a very social thing," he said.
Martin and ShopperTrak are forecasting that Black Friday will draw the most shoppers, and generate the most sales, of any day during the holiday season, for the seventh consecutive year. Martin is curious as to whether Thanksgiving will steal significant numbers of shoppers from Black Friday.
"We're interested to see if it gets any traction," Martin said. "If it doesn't get any traction, then I suspect we'll see less next year. I don't think en masse the American public is going to want to leave the Thanksgiving Day table to go shopping."
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LaRosa, however, sees Thanksgiving evening shopping continuing to grow.
"People are having Thanksgiving and then they're going shopping," he said. "If you're not a family that's going to be all about sports and watching the Thanksgiving games, what's your other pastime?" Movie attendance on Thanksgiving has soared, he said, and the new post-turkey pastime, he predicts, will be shopping.
For North Jersey strip malls, the last weeks of December before Christmas tend to be busier in sales than Black Friday weekend, according to a survey by Levin Management of North Plainfield, which manages 95 retail properties, primarily supermarket-anchored strip shopping centers. The properties surveyed by Levin expect the weekend before Christmas to be their busiest time.
"This is an interesting reflection of a continuing trend, in which people are shopping closer to Christmas Day," said Matthew Harding, president and chief operating officer of Levin.
He noted that "value-conscious consumers have been trained to wait for progressively lower pricing." Harding said retailers are trying to reverse that trend with increasingly aggressive marketing, and more are opening on Thanksgiving night as part of that strategy.
The Thanksgiving-night openings have prompted complaints from retail workers and some consumers, who believe it is unfair to make employees skip their holiday celebrations to get stores ready for Thursday-night opening.
The petition website Change.org has seen more than 150 petitions started to ask retailers to drop plans to open on Thursday.
Big stakes for toys
The North Jersey-based retail chain that has the most riding on its Black Friday/Black Thursday game plan is Wayne-based Toys "R" Us. The chain is matching its top toy rival, Walmart, by opening at 8 p.m. on Thursday. For Toys "R" Us, being a parent's first shopping stop on Black Friday or Thursday usually ensures it will get the largest share of their holiday toy budget.
Gerrick Johnson, a BMO Capital analyst who covers toys and leisure, said toy retailers will be competing for holiday sales that are forecast to be down 2 percent to 3 percent from last year.
"We expect another difficult and disappointing [year for toys]," Johnson said. He said there are few compelling, must-have toys this year and that "toy sales perform the weakest when we are emerging from a recession." That's because parents who are feeling more confident about the economy may decide to spend more on a family trip to Disney World, and less on toys, Johnson said.
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