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- Publisher: Telltale Games
- Release Date: Dec 11, 2012
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- Summary: Based on Robert Kirkman's comic book series, The Walking Dead brings to life a world devastated by an undead apocalypse and the horrifying choices you're forced to make to survive. Play the role of Lee Everett, a convicted criminal, who has been given a second chance at life in a world devastated by the undead. With corpses returning to life and survivors stopping at nothing to maintain their own safety, protecting an orphaned girl named Clementine may offer you redemption in a world gone to hell.… Expand
- Developer: Telltale Games
- Genre(s): Compilation
- # of players: 1 Player
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Feb 6, 2013An incredibly powerful, emotionally engaging experience; a watershed moment for videogame narrative and storytelling. [Feb 2013, p.70]
Jan 23, 2013The Walking Dead represents a jewel in the realm of episodic adventures. This game will shock you. It'll make you cry and curse. One of the most memorable gaming experience we've had in a long time. Don't miss out on it.
Jan 7, 2013Overall this game was a unique experience that is not your everyday type of game, but is worth playing and I would suggest this game to almost anyone. It is a game that simply tells a beautiful and tragic story. It sucks you in emotionally and does not let go.
Dec 13, 2012There are really too few game elements in The Walking Dead to justify calling it a game. Its amazing world, great voice actors and the tough decisions it throws at you constantly will have you completely forget about this though. It's a compelling story that grabs you from the opening of the game and doesn't let go until its controversial ending in the last chapter. The intelligent choice-system gives you the feeling that you're creating your own story, which is why you'll lose yourself in the characters in no-time. It never gets really challenging, but for those who enjoy a good story, it's a great enrichment of the Walking Dead-universe.
Jan 6, 2013A memorable game with a superb, deep story that forces you to make tough decisions and live with them. [CD-Action 1/2013, p.62]
Dec 21, 2012Possibly the best game series we have played so far – also the most consistent and heart-taking stories you will find in video games. [Christmas 2012]
Jan 18, 2013The Walking Dead series offers one of the most intense game story of recent years that is not hardcore on its gamers from the adventure point of view. So relax, seat yourselves and let the zombie-apocalyptic world suck you in.
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Positive: 255 out of 313
Mixed: 17 out of 313
Negative: 41 out of 313
Jan 4, 2013I have been playing computer and video games for the last 25+ years. In all that time, I have never once had a game illicit a serious emotional response, but this game did thrice: anger when I found what a stranger had done, frustration when I found someone in our party had lied, and regret when I realized I had to let a friend down. And this is the spoiler-free version of the review. After playing this game, you'll no longer wonder why Hollywood is losing out to the video games industry. These are stories *worth* telling.… Expand
May 23, 2013This game is just amazing. Unforgettable..... have never felt this emotionally attached to a game and it's characters/story-line. defiantly a must play.… Expand
Jun 18, 2014The best game I have ever played. I feel so strongly about it, that I cannot say anything about the game, from the amazingly developed characters, to the mind blowing plot, in fear I won't do it justice. Its that good.… Expand
Mar 20, 2013the game is very fun nice story strangely nice comics graphics just in some places it was boring to play but game is cool waiting for season 2 if they will work more for this game it will be my favorite game i didint like the end though because Lee died i wanted him in season 2 i even cried :D… Expand
Dec 8, 2013Wow, what a ride this was.
TellTale has done a great job. The writers created a story which was not only captivating but an amazing emotional experience. The Walking Dead is a comic-book drawn style adventure game in which the choices you make tailor the story you play going forward and continuously shape the people around you and your game play experience. Every action has consequences and you never can please everyone. ----------------- -- Gameplay ----------------- The game mechanics are nice and simple. The story progresses through point-click action and mainly through dialog with the people you encounter. During the dialogs you will be presented with several choices of answers. Each answer may or may not have consequences and alters how other people see you, trust you or even start disliking you. Every now and then you will end up in a heavy story-changing scenario in which the story going forward is altered quite strongly. You might need to make a choice to save one or another person, run or fight or other difficult choice. Those choices alter the story quite drastic in places to the extend whereby you might end up continuing your story with different people then if you had made different choices or people start treating you completely different from that moment on. ----------------- -- The Story ----------------- The game places you in control of Lee a man on his way to prison as the story begins and has no idea yet what is happening. As you are trying to deal with the world as it now is you stumble across an 8 year old girl named Clementine who you will decide to help out and team up with. For the duration of the story your relationship with Clementine and others you meet evolves and are shaped continuously based on the choices you make and how you treat each person. I don't want to give to much of the main background story away so I'm not going into to much details. Let's just say, for the rest of the game you and Clementine will come across other people and groups, some highly irritating and disturbed while others are more neutral and well meaning, though you will find it hard to quickly know who to trust and who you can't. Quite often you will find yourself in situations you wish you could make different choices then the ones presented or make choices you know might not be right but need to be made. ----------------- -- Summary ----------------- Personally I can only say that TellTale and the Writes have delivered something very simplistic but yet so wonderful you are feeling you are writing your own story which will grab you, slowly pulling you deeper and deeper into this emotional roller coaster ride and will not let you go. By the end of Episode 5 you will just find yourself staring blankly at the credits slowly processing this whole experience. Well, that what it was like for me and I'm already looking very much forward to December 17th to continue on. I cannot recommend this game highly enough and hope you will enjoy it as much as I have.… Expand
Jul 7, 2013A good story accompanied by good characters makes for a good game. As overrated as this game is, I really enjoyed the story and making decisions throughout the whole game. It doesn't really separate itself from the normal Telltale controls where you move, collect things, and make decisions... but it is one of the best Telltale games I have played (only being that I haven't played that many). It's a really good game that you'll be immersed into story right until the very tear jerking last minute. As pessimistic as I am about Season Two, I am still looking forward to it.… Expand
May 29, 2013Disclaimer: I write this hoping that I will someday revise this with a higher score. However, at the current time this game is for me unplayable. My review is based solely on my experience with this game. Yours (hopefully!) will be different and far less buggy. Even if I revise it, it is highly unlikely that the walking dead for Mac will receive a score above 7.
I bought this game as a pre-packaged whole rather episode by episode, so I hoped and expected that the major bugs had been worked out. Nooooooope! Through 1 episode this game was everything I'd hoped it would be. And then none of my decisions transferred over into episode 2. None! Since the game is basically a glorified choose your own adventure novel, this completely an utterly destroys any reason you have to play the game. This is a bug so crippling that, for the first time, I give a game a score of 0.
Now, apparently, not everyone has this bug. But from what I've read it's not limited to the transfer from episode 1 to 2. Second, there are fixes out there for PC. But God help you if you play the game on Mac because no one else will.
As I've said, I hope that I can find the a fix for this problem and give this game a better score, but until I can I'm not awarding a single point to a choice based game that loses track of my choices. But even I can fix this, I'm going to be far more afraid of this happening again than I am of any walkers.
There's another serious bug that I have yet to mention, though it's minimal by comparison. When playing in fullscreen, the game's nigh unplayable because the mouse often gets incredibly sluggish. I could rapidly and repeatedly swipe my finger over the length of the mousepad and get minimal movement. This was usually merely annoying but in action sequences it was fatal. So I was forced to play in immersion breaking windowed mode. I was able to fake fullscreen by using Apple's universal access features to zoom in on the window, but it's far from a perfect fix.
There's no other way to put it: The walking dead is great game weighed down and ultimately utterly crushed by two serious bugs. It is completely inexcusable and an absolute embarrassment that telltale hasn't fixed these bugs yet. I cannot recommend this game to anyone.… Expand
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Some wheel chair bound residents in the Capital City claim they are being forced to ride in the street while traveling areas that have no sidewalks.
Clifton Bailey, 55, has not had the use of his legs since contracting Polio as an infant.
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Bailey said he has been cited by police when riding on streets that don't have sidewalks.
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There are sidewalks there, but Bailey said he has trouble maneuvering them because the concrete is broken in many areas and overrun with grass in others.
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Continuous Deployment and Continuous Integration
production (2-3 weeks if all goes well) everything else slows down...
We all know about continuous integration (CI). We (xsights) are seeing a lot of ROI on the investments we made into signing up to CI esp. when we augmented by automated testing. Everyday we can and do actually release several versions and run load tests on them on different server seeking the best release to "freeze". Where "freezing" means the system that will be used in production. That's the way it is done, right? You work on a release for x months (sometimes years..) and after an integration period at the client's site you go live and forget about them (save for show-stopping bugs) until the next major update several months later. For instance, setting up our "methodology" I figured a 6 months release cycles for major versions plus 1 month releases of minor version would suffice.
These days, however the more I think about it, The more I believe this approach is not the right one for our situation. We are going to go with Continous Deployment. There are many reasons for that primarily:
- The requirements stream (new reqs and changes) is still pouring in - and in increased rate.
- We are building a service platform not an installable product - This means we get to control where how it is run so there's less overhead in streamlining updates
- It would be our first public installation - were going to roll out bug fixes anyway (I personally never write bugs... but you know ;) ). We'll need a proper procedure for updates anyway
- We are doing this anyway - every new demo/internal run we have is using the "stablest" latest and greatest :)
What does Continuous Deployment means? It means we'll be rolling out new production versions on a daily basis (or even more frequently!)
How that's going to work? Well, First there are the prerequisites:
- Version control - something that can track and tag versions...
- Continous integration which is set up and running. You cannot release continously if every new development offer breaks the system. An automated smoke test is
- Automates tests that provide a good approximation of real usage (.e.g. usage patterns, loads etc.) - You need to be able to have a high onfidence level that whatever you have.
- Staging environment - An environment as close as possible to the production system (just like you'd have for a web-site)
- Monitoring and alert system - You need to be able to identify problems quickly - the running
Then there's the process:
- identify a baseline Stable release -The "fallback".
- pick the most promising build of the day
- run it through more extensive tests (at least burn-down and load - which means a release maybe 1-2 days old by the time it hits the production system)
- if everyhting is cool deploy to staging - else fix bugs and repeat from 2
- repeat tests in staging environment
- Update system (This is a point that still needs work so we can support a version hot-swap i.e. without a shutdown)..
- If the monitoring system alerts unforeseen bugs (i.e. problems with the release) - roll back to stable release, try to add test for the problematic behavior and repeat from 2
- if the release worked good enough - mark it as the next Stable release
That's the plan. However as we all know, talk is cheap so be sure to check in here in 2-3 months to hear how did we fare :)
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Gene Gotimer replied on Fri, 2009/03/20 - 7:57am
One thing to consider in between your steps 5 and 6 is shadow testing. If you can find a way to record your live traffic (to the production instance) and replay it in a staging area, you can see real world activity. If you can do it real-time (or near real-time), you might get a good feel for timing and performance issues. At least you can make sure that it won't crash-and-burn under real world use because you missed some scenario in your smoke tests.
Giridharan Rama... replied on Sun, 2009/03/22 - 9:44pm
We have to be bit cautious about Continous Deployment since it can sometimes set unrealistic expectations regarding Turn-around-time for defect fixes in development cycle.. There are frameworks like Smartfrog that can assist in automated deployments but requires very mature release management process.


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If you live in Naples, you could soon pay up to 11-percent more on fire insurance. Experts say the city's increase in density, water flow problems, a lack of firefighters and equipment could all lead to the increase.
William Kelly has been a Naples resident since 1961 and he's just one homeowner who's found that he's paying top dollar to protect his house from flames.
"We're totally handcuffed, we have no recourse," he said.
That number may be on the rise again with residents in line to pay as much as 11 percent more on their fire insurance.
The increase will come into play if the city doesn't meet state standards - something insurance services will determine.
"ISO [Insurance Services Office] will be coming in for the first time since around 1991, looking at overall rating of our firefighting ability," said Naples Fire Chief Stephen McInerny.
Resources, staffing and water supply fall into the rating of how equipped a city is to fight a fire. They're all problems that Chief McInerny believes his department struggles with.
"We also have water flow issues, just by the design of our environment," he explained.
Naples currently ranks as a two out of 10, with one being the best. But with dramatic changes throughout the city since insurance services last visited, Chief McInerny knows a drop in ratings may be in the cards.
"It's very likely that rating will go up to a 4 or 5, that could change the amount homeowners pay," he said.
To meet new standards, the city could change its infrastructure or invest in sprinkler systems for homes - both costly improvements.
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While the waiting game is on until ISO visits Naples, officials aren't making any investments for now but say they'll do everything they can to keep residents in mind if change is needed.
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The Texas Attorney General's office has completed it's investigation on the arrest of a 67-year-old mentally challenged Jasper County woman.
In the Attorney General's letter to the Jasper County District Attorney, it stated that there is not enough sufficient evidence to proceed with a criminal investigation.
Now that the case is closed, the dash cam video was released exclusively to 12News.
In January, Deputy William Land arrived at Virginia Green's home, minutes after she was accused of making fake 9-1-1 calls.
In the video, you can see Land walking to Green's property line.
There's no audio. But, Green claims she was asked by Deputy Land to sign papers. She says she told Land she was going into her home to get her glasses.
"I'm turning around to go into the house and when he grabbed me, he grabbed me by my hair and he pulled me across my chain linked fence," said Green.
The Sheriff's Office tells us another story.
"She threatened to get a gun and kill him," said Sheriff Mitchel Newman with the Jasper County Sheriff's Office.
At no point in the video do you see Land pull green over the fence. You do see Land reach across the fence and grab Green.
A struggle ensues, the locked fence gate is then broken and Land goes onto Green's property to make an arrest.
The video then shows Land pulling her near the street where she's handcuffed.
He then gets in his patrol car and leaves her handcuffed on the ground.
"He went back to the car and moved his vehicle. He wanted to make sure everything was picked up on that camera," said Sheriff Newman.
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Sheriff Newman says Land was then forced to use a taser; twice.
"We don't like it. But, you got to protect yourself," said Newman.
Green says she was trying to protect herself.
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Beverly — Samuel Rulon-Miller, Jr., of Beverly, Mass., passed away peacefully and surrounded by family in his home early on Friday, Dec. 21, 2012, after a courageous battle with cancer. He was 61-years-old. Born on June 25, 1951, to the late Samuel Felton Rulon-Miller and Patricia Lippincott, he grew up on Philadelphia's Main Line, where he attended the Haverford School. He went on to graduate from Proctor Academy, where he was the captain of the lacrosse and football teams and worked as a volunteer firefighter. He graduated from Ripon College (Wis.) in 1974 with a bachelor's degree in economics and as a brother of the SAE fraternity. He spent many years working with Citizen's Bank's Commercial Risk Management Group, where he served as a Vice President within the group for several years. Samuel was known to be a ruthless backgammon player, besting every opponent. He initiated countless tournaments of the game over the years, swiftly defeating family and friends alike with a coy smile and a shake of the hand. Samuel has had many passions in his life. He was a skilled guitarist and harmonica player with a penchant for the blues. Samuel loved playing his harmonica on his own as well as in jam sessions with his children. His love for music didn't wane even after his diagnosis; he taught himself how to play the ukulele, strumming out a few of his most loved blues songs. Mostly, Samuel was a devoted family man, spending as much time as he could with his wife and children. Samuel is survived by his wife of 31 years, Cornelia McEneaney; his four children, Patrick and wife Angela, Samuel III and fiancée Megan Kears, Eleanor and Gardner; his granddaughter, Peyton; his three siblings, William, Edgar and Margaret; and his beloved pets. He is further survived by several nieces and nephews as well as many cousins and good friends.
ARRANGEMENTS: A memorial service will be held for Samuel at St. John's Episcopal Church, 705 Hale St. in Beverly Farms, MA, on Saturday, Jan. 5, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Arrangements by the Campbell–Lee, Moody, Russell Funeral Home, 525 Cabot Street, Beverly. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to the Salem Animal Rescue League at 4 SARL Drive, Salem, NH 03079. Information and condolences at www.campbellfuneral.com.


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Chunky Tomato-Basil Bisque Recipe
- 6 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 3 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 3/4 cup loosely packed basil leaves, coarsely chopped
- 3 teaspoons sugar
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/2 cups heavy whipping cream
- In a large saucepan, saute the celery, onion and red pepper in butter for 5-6 minutes or until tender. Add tomatoes and tomato paste. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 40 minutes.
- Remove from the heat. Stir in the basil, sugar, salt and pepper; cool slightly. Transfer half of the soup mixture to a blender. While processing, gradually add cream; process until pureed. Return to the pan; heat through (do not boil). Yield: 5 servings.
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The Highway Patrol will target speeders and aggressive drivers on North Carolina interstates and major highways through the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the patrol said Monday, in an attempt to cut down on aggressive driving and accidents.
Last year, the Patrol said 15 motorists were killed and 391 were injured on the state's highways during the holiday period.
"I have instructed our troopers to crackdown on speeders and aggressive drivers this holiday weekend; speed is the leading cause of fatal collisions on our highways," said Colonel Bill Grey, commander of the State Highway Patrol. "Our goal is to ensure that all motorists arrive at their destinations in a safe and timely manner."
Speed and aggressive drivers are the leading cause of traffic deaths in our state. The aggressive driver has been identified as those drivers who flagrantly violate the motor vehicle laws, including but not limited to: excessive speeding, following too closely, erratic lane changes, safe movement violations, and other forms of reckless endangerment.
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Jaguars claim DE Babin
The Jaguars claimed former Eagles DE Jason Babin off waivers, ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported.
Eagles release DE Babin
The Eagles released DE Jason Babin, the team announced on Tuesday. He had only 5½ sacks this season after 18 a year ago.
Eagles place WR Jackson on I.R.
The Eagles will place WR DeSean Jackson on injured reserve with fractured ribs, head coach Andy Reid announced Tuesday.
NFC East Spin cycle: Giants do selves big favor
The NFC East is a two-horse race, and the Giants did themselves a big favor by trouncing the Packers and keeping a two-game divisional lead.
Newton leads Panthers past Eagles
Cam Newton threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more to lead the Panthers to a 30-22 victory over the Eagles on Monday night.
Eagles' Vick, McCoy will not play vs. Panthers
Eagles QB Michael Vick and RB LeSean McCoy have officially been ruled out of Monday night's game against the Panthers.
Eagles-Cowboys remains Sunday night game in Week 13
The NFL announced Monday that the Week 13 Sunday-night game between the Eagles and Cowboys on NBC will not be flexed out.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys, Redskins win to set up Thanksgiving showdown
The Cowboys and Redskins both won in Week 11 to set up a Thanksgiving Day showdown between the longtime rivals.
Secondary mess for Eagles gets worse
The Eagles' problems are well-documented, and Kurt Coleman is the latest member to suffer through a forgettable game.
RG3, Redskins roll past Eagles
Redskins QB Robert Griffin III threw for 200 yards and ran for 84 in a 31-6 win over the Eagles.
Eagles rookie QB Foles to start Sunday
As expected, rookie QB Nick Foles will start for the Eagles on Sunday for the injured Michael Vick, according to multiple reports.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: Head coaches not only ones to blame
Everyone is ready to can the head coach when problems arise. But what about some of the assistants, like Eagles OL coach Howard Mudd?
Eagles sign veteran OL Scott
The Eagles signed OL Jake Scott on Monday and released OG Julian Vandervelde.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys closing the game with Giants
Should the Giants be concerned? They're now only 1.5 games up in the East over the Cowboys, who won in Philly.
Cowboys rally past Eagles in 38-23 win
Tony Romo threw a pair of touchdowns to lead the Cowboys to a 38-23 win over the Eagles on Sunday.
Avant is active for Sunday's game against Tampa Bay.||||||| Avant missed three straight games with a hamstring injury.
Avant had eight receptions for 110 yards and scored his first TD of the year in Sunday's 38-20 loss to the Patriots.||||||| Avant, who had just four receptions for 35 yards in his previous three games combined, may have emerged as a favorite target for Vince Young.
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The Philadelphia Eagles and wide receiver Jason Avant have agreed on a five-year contract. Avant was a restricted free agent. He had a career-best 41 receptions for 587 yards and three touchdowns last season as Philadelphia's slot receiver. "Jason Avant has developed into one of our most dependable and productive players on offense," coach Andy Reid said. "He's physical, he's tough and he has the respect of all of his teammates."||||||| Selected in the fourth round in 2006, Avant has 103 catches and eight TDs in four seasons. He has a knack for making clutch catches. Avant has 37 receptions on third down, including 32 that have resulted in first downs. "Jason plays the game of football the right way, he competes on a daily basis, whether it's in the game or in practice," Reid said.


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Deputies with the Walton County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) responded to 71 North Avenue, Freeport, on Sunday evening after receiving a third party call that a subject was planning on killing himself. The subject, Anthony D. Knutson, 50, was involved in a physical domestic altercation in which, according to the victim, Knutson was armed with a gun and told the victim he wanted to "shoot it out with the cops". Knutson ran out of the house and then chased the victim off with a baseball bat.
Upon arrival on scene, deputies encountered Knutson, who threatened law enforcement, according to the offense report, "If you step foot in my yard, I will blow your brains out." He then turned and went back into his house. During his time in the home, Knutson was armed. Deputies were able to speak to Knutson in an attempt to calm him down but he did not surrender to law enforcement at that time. Knutson then cranked up a dirt bike in his garage and left the scene. K-9 deputies and correctional officers were deployed to the area and were able to locate Knutson hiding in the woods in the area of east of his residence.
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LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. – Locals find ways to escape the cold.
The 2013-14 winter has been filled with snow and subzero temperatures in the Capital Region, so many residents have escaped to local attractions to escape the cold weather
The indoor water park at Six Flags Great Escape Lodge is just one place some people like to go.
"It's brutally cold," patron Paul Angioletti said. "I've got three kids; another one on the way. We were looking to get out of our house."
Patrons said it was a great place to take a mini summer vacation in the middle of winter.
"Cause I don't have to do anything except float around," Angioletti continued.
The park includes a kiddie pool and no sign of snow anywhere.
"It's summer all year long," patron Rebecca Close said. "A constant 82 degree temperature."
Residents can also enjoy indoor golf at Indoor Adventures in Ballston Spa.
Patron Tom Robinson likes to escape the "brutal" winter with the simulated game.
"It's a much more traditional winter for Upstate New York," he said.
Indoor Adventure is a site that provides a simulated golf game on over 80 courses .
Whether it's in water or on dry land, Capital Region residents have found ways to stay warm.
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Breakfast may be the most important meal of the day, but it's often the most overlooked as busy families grab and go on their way out the door. While back to school tends to focus on lunch-box ingredients, we rolled the clock back to the breakfast hour and asked some of the country's leading chefs to share their favorite before-the-school bell recipes. From Martha Stewart and Marcus Samuelsson to Weelicious's Catherine McCord and Jessica Seinfeld, here are 17 recipes that will send kids off to school with full bellies and brains that are ready to grow. Check them out!


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The case against a pair of robbery suspects - who had the tables turned on them - is moving forward. The preliminary hearing for Gerald Allen and Johnny Calderon Jr. got underway Thursday afternoon in Charlottesville General District Court.
Calderon, 19, is facing four charges: two for attempted robbery, one for pointing a firearm and one for using a firearm in the commission of a felony. Allen, 18, is facing a pair of attempted robbery charges.
Investigators say the men attempted to rob a group of young men outside a home along Fontaine Avenue - when those men fought back.
Those men testified Thursday in court. The judge certified all of the charges against Allen and Calderon to a grand jury.
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Alonso Quinonez is perfect in three starts on Premier Pegasus, winning two stakes races after a maiden victory, including his last start, the Grade III Hollywood Prevue on Nov. 20. The 27-year-old native of Sinaloa, Mexico, goes for a "grand slam" Sunday when he rides the son of 2000 Kentucky Derby winner Fusaichi Pegasus in the Grade II San Vicente Stakes for 3-year-olds at seven furlongs. The colt is owned, trained and was bred by Myung Kwon Cho, whose barn, pound for pound, is among the most successful in Southern California.
"He's a very nice horse," Quinonez said. "They've given him some time to freshen him up, but there's nothing wrong with him. He's in good condition. I've spoken with Maria (Ayala, Cho's assistant) and she says the horse is doing unbelievable. I never work him. I just ride him.
"The horse has a lot of speed, but you can do whatever you want with him. He doesn't have to be on the lead, but when they let us have it, he goes on it easily."
Quinonez had 13 wins through Thursday, placing him ninth in Santa Anita's standings. "We're trying," the jockey said, referring to himself and his agent, Vince DeGregory. "It's not easy, but we're doing our best."
The field for the San Vicente: Surrey Star, Mike Smith; Metropolitan Man, Patrick Valenzuela; Sway Away, Garrett Gomez; Sinai, Rafael Bejarano; Indian Winter, Martin Pedroza; City Cool, Joe Talamo; The Factor, Martin Garcia; Premier Pegasus, Alonso Quinonez; and Oakcrest Drive, Victor Espinoza.
Neil Drysdale has three horses entered in Saturday's Grade II San Luis Obispo Stakes scheduled for a mile and a half on turf, but if weather forces the race to be moved to the main track, the Hall of Fame trainer would run only one.
"Marlang would go on either surface," Drysdale said. "Bourbon Bay and Riviera Cocktail would only run on grass."
Bourbon Bay, a 5-year-old Sligo Bay gelding, is unbeaten in four Grade II stakes on Santa Anita's turf course. Riviera Cocktail finished sixth by 4 ¼ lengths behind Bourbon Bay in the San Marcos after being squeezed at the start and going five wide in the stretch.
Marlang has never raced on traditional dirt, but broke his maiden by six lengths at seven furlongs on Woodbine's synthetic Polytrack in May of 2008. The 6-year-old Langfuhr horse finished ninth of 11 in the San Marcos.
Richard Mandella, meanwhile, said Champ Pegasus "probably" would run even if the San Luis Obispo were taken off the turf. Champ Pegasus was second as the 8-5 favorite to Bourbon Bay in the San Marcos when he spotted the winner three pounds. They have equal weights of 123 pounds for the San Luis Obispo.
Santa Anita Track Superintendent Richard Tedesco said the heaviest amount of rain--some two inches--was expected to hit the Arcadia area around 2 o'clock this afternoon and end around 4 a.m. Saturday morning.
The field for the San Luis Obispo: Bourbon Bay, Rafael Bejarano, 2-1; Haimish Hy, Garrett Gomez, 6-1; Riviera Cocktail, Alonso Quinonez, 20-1; Juniper Pass, Brice Blanc, 8-1; Champ Pegasus, Joel Rosario, 5-2; Pode Ir, Omar Berrio, 30-1; Interpatation, Christian Santiago Reyes, 20-1; Falcon Rock, Patrick Valenzuela, 20-1; Unbridle's Dream, Joe Talamo, 20-1; Marlang, David Flores, 20-1; Tiz Argent, Victor Espinoza, 8-1; Imponente Purse, Martin Garcia, 20-1; and Buenos Dias, Martin Pedroza, 30-1.
Bob Baffert was hoping for a better draw for Ventana in Saturday's Grade II San Carlos Handicap for older horses at seven furlongs. As it is, the Hall of Fame trainer will have to settle for post position two. His other entrant, Mythical Power, drew the rail in a field of six.
"Ventana is training great," Baffert said. "I just wish he wasn't in the two hole, but we'll have to make the best of it."
Ventana was fourth last out in the Grade II Palos Verdes Stakes on Jan. 22. It was the first race in more than eight months for the 5-year-old son of Toccet. Ventana was second to Bob Black Jack in last year's San Carlos.
The field for the San Carlos: Mythical Power, Rafael Bejarano, 6-1; Ventana, Martin Garcia, 4-1; Stacy's Hope, Victor Espinoza, 20-1; Captain Cherokee, Joe Talamo, 7-2; Smiling Tiger, Joel Rosario, 8-5; and Supreme Summit, Garrett Gomez, 5-2.
Jim Cassidy has had considerable success with foreign horses making their U.S. debuts on turf in the past, and the trainer hopes to continue the trend when he sends out Latin Lashes in Monday's Grade III La Habra Stakes for 3-year-old fillies scheduled for about 6 ½ furlongs on turf.
"She's trained really well," Cassidy said of the daughter of Stormy Atlantic, who last raced on Oct. 18 at Windsor in England where she finished third. Prior to that, she won a maiden stakes at Kempton, one of the country's more well-regarded venues.
"I bought her in a sale over there and I'm very happy with her," Cassidy continued. "She's genuine. Hopefully the success I've had will continue on Monday."
Probable for the La Habra: Bloemer Girl, no rider; Cambina, Garrett Gomez; Cathy's Crunches, Rafael Bejarano; Cloneylass, Corey Nakatani; Hout Bay, no rider; Quiet Oasis, no rider; Rigoletta, David Flores; She'll Heir, Patrick Valenzuela; and True Way of Grace, Chantal Sutherland.
All THOROUGHBREDS members at Santa Anita on Presidents' Day will receive free an attractive glass beer mug with paid admission, while supplies last.
Louisiana is famous for many things, among them the late, great basketball icon, Pistol Pete Maravich, who dazzled fans worldwide when he played college ball at LSU.
Santa Anita's jockeys could use a player of Pistol Pete's talents when they play Holy Angels School in their annual charity basketball game next Thursday. As it is, win or lose, the game is a fun event for all.
"A bunch of us were there last year," said Louisiana native and retired Hall of Fame rider Eddie Delahoussaye, who will be on hand to sign autographs before the game. "It'll be fun. It's great to watch the kids play against the jocks. The kids used to be a lot shorter years back. These days, it seems they're all six feet tall and that makes it tough."
The 44th annual Holy Angels-Santa Anita Jockeys Charity Basketball Game will take place at La Salle High School in Pasadena. Tip off is set for 7 p.m.
Proceeds will benefit the Holy Angels athletic department and the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund (PDJF). Legendary Hall of Fame jockeys Delahoussaye, Don Pierce, Laffit Pincay Jr., Gary Stevens and Mike Smith will serve as honorary captains and will be on hand to autograph memorabilia from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the La Salle High gymnasium.
This year's Santa Anita jockey squad figures to include: Team Captain David Flores, Pedro Arambula, Paul Atkinson, Rafael Bejarano, Alex Bisono, Brice Blanc, Antonio Castanon, Victor Espinoza, Martin Garcia, Garrett Gomez, Kerwin John, Edwin Maldonado, Corey Nakatani, Iggy Puglisi, Alonso Quinonez, Joel Rosario, Christian Santiago Reyes, Mike Smith, Chantal Sutherland, Kayla Stra, Joe Talamo, Patrick Valenzuela and perhaps others.
La Salle High School is located at the southwest corner of Michillinda Ave. and Sierra Madre Blvd. in Pasadena, approximately four miles from Santa Anita. Admission is $5.
Tomorrow, rain or shine, Santa Anita will host an event celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year. The Year of the Rabbit ceremonies will include several cultural exhibits, raffles, prizes, game booths, a live lion dance performance, and much more.
Everyone in attendance and those who participate in the event will be sent an invitation by mail to return later in the 2011 racing season. In addition, Santa Anita will have its standard Family Fun activities, weather permitting.
FINISH LINES: Sunshine Millions Turf winner Caracortado worked six furlongs on Santa Anita's main track Friday in a bullet 1:11.80 under Joe Talamo for the Grade I Kilroe Mile on turf March 5. "(Just) awesome" is how trainer Mike Machowsky described the move. "If I was able to dance, I'd do an Irish River Dance. I gave him a target with a maiden named Rightful Image (who was clocked in 1:12:40). I had Caracortado going the last three-eighths in :35 2/5." The average six furlong time Friday from 36 at the distance was 1:13.66 . . . Bruce Headley, seeking his seventh win in the Grade II Potrero Grande Stakes on April 3, worked 2009 Malibu Stakes winner M One Rifle six furlongs in 1:12 flat. "He worked with two stablemates I put three or four lengths in front of him," the trainer said. "He didn't work as fast today as he has in recent works, but it was by design. This was just a maintenance work." . . . With rain imminent, there were 241 recorded workouts on Santa Anita's main track Friday morning . . . Sir Beaufort Stakes winner Sidney's Candy, prepping for the Grade I Kilroe Mile on grass March 5, worked five furlongs on Santa Anita's main track Monday. "He went in a minute and three-fifths," trainer John Sadler said. "It was real nice. It was an easy five-eighths." . . . Joel Rosario, who won the 1,000th race of his career Thursday aboard Coo Cachoo for trainer Julio Canani, rides Lilly Fa Pootz for Jerry Hollendorfer in Monday's Grade II Buena Vista Handicap for older fillies and mares scheduled for one mile on turf . . . Agent Richie Silverstein reports that Martin Pedroza, father of Brian Pedroza, said that his son was named on four horses at Aqueduct Saturday after he was involved in a ninth-race spill at the New York track on Sunday . . . Mike Mitchell said that St Trinians came back from her game third-place finish in the Santa Maria Stakes "super" and will be pointed to the Grade I Santa Margarita Stakes at 1 1/8 miles on March 12 . . . Congratulations to former Publicity Department secretary Norma Vermeer, who contributed significantly to Captain Beau's first race maiden score on Thursday. Owned and bred by Clark and Janine Hansen trained by Bobby Troeger and ridden by Patrick Valenzuela, Captain Beau spent a year with Vermeer on her Apple Valley farm prior to coming to Troeger last summer. A 5-year-old gelding by Decarchy, Captain Beau made his sixth career start a winning one . . . Sophie Doyle rides 3-1 morning line favorite A Golden Jet for Jim Cassidy in today's eighth race. "She rode about 20 winners in England and has been working for me about three months," the trainer said.


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Democrat Party Officially Embraces Anti-Capitalist Movement...
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The Democrats are now officially embracing the movement to topple American capitalism.
It is the Democrat Party vs. the (formerly) American Way of Life
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Pick your side now because I believe the Democrats will be turning up the volume between now and the 2012 election.
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on Oct 10, 2011 at 1:25 pm
LOL, check the story at this link Web Link to see what your fellow anti-capitalist protestors are really up to.
Seems like Wall St. and big business took everything from them, except their drug money. It's obvious their self esteem is no where to be found, either.
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All this posturing by Republicans and Democrats, and bad journalism by Fox News and CNN isn't helping matters.
"Indeed, the banks have in part have acted in response to the 2008 crisis and bailout, which required financial institutions to retain a higher amount of capital reserves. The agreement for federal aid was followed by a Wall Street reform bill supported by President Obama and named after two Democratic lawmakers, ex-Sen. Chris Dodd and Rep. Barney Frank, which capped swipe fees on debit cards and imposed regulations on lending, among other items. The law also ended the practice of the federal government bailing out banks."
The law did not end the practice. The law did little good and a lot of harmed. I fail to see how regulating debit card fees helps bank customers or prevents another economic disaster from happening.
What is so sad is that Democrats and Republicans created this mess and we need to vote for leaders who can fix it. Obama? Romney?


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News about Andrew Cuomo, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 2, 2014
Re-election bid of New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo seems to have become more chore than coronation; while he is expected to easily fend off challengers and ultimately win, Cuomo is being snubbed by labor unions, liberal activists and other critics. MORE
Aug. 27, 2014
Editorial declines to make endorsement in Democratic primary for governor in New York; contends that Gov Andrew Cuomo has failed to keep campaign promise to reduce state government's subservience to big money; questions whether challenger Zephyr Teachout's lack of political experience makes her suitable for the office. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Op-Ed article by coastal geology Prof Robert S Young contends plan by New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo to dredge millions of tons of sand off south shore of Long Island and spread it along beaches is colossal waste of money that will not stabilize Fire Island or reduce storm surge hazard to mainland; warns of consequences of nation's continuing failure to develop coherent plan to address risks from storms on eastern seaboard and the gulf coast. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
New York State appeals court rules that Zephyr Teachout can remain on Democratic primary ballot as challenger to Gov Andrew M Cuomo, who has sought through his campaign to disqualify her; Cuomo's camp had questioned whether Teachout met state's residency requirements. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Profile of Preet Bharara, United States attorney for Southern District of New York, who has waged several highly publicized fights against terrorism, corruption and civil rights violations during his five-year tenure; his efforts to investigate Gov Andrew M Cuomo's disbanding of government ethics commission has led to public clash between two of New York's most powerful Democrats. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Reporter's Notebook; Gov Andrew Cuomo's official visit to Israel fuels speculation that he may be laying groundwork for future presidential bid, despite his professed singular focus on New York. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo wraps up his 29-hour visit to Israel by visiting tunnel near Gaza border that Israel says was built by Hamas. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Tom Vanderbilt contends bill signed by New York Gov Andrew Cuomo allowing New York City to enact citywide default speed limit of 25 miles per hour will not be effective in reducing traffic deaths to nil; holds speed cameras are more effective in getting drivers to slow down. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo, who has resolutely avoided foreign travel that might hint of a presidential run, arrives in Israel for a state visit that includes a stop at the Western Wall; he joins growing list of American politicians visiting to show their support. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Editorial holds bill signed by New York Gov Andrew Cuomo adding compensated public school coaches to list of professionals required to report cases of child sex abuse is inadequate; asserts bill leaves many coaches uncovered and fails to address state's short statute of limitations, which allows many legitimate claims to go unaddressed. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Gov Andrew M Cuomo and top New York lawmakers decline invitation to visit territories Palestinians regard as part of their future state; invitation comes before delegation embark on trip to Israel, kicking off what they are calling their unity mission to Jewish State. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Justice Edgar G Walker of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn rejects attempt by Gov Andrew M Cuomo to block little-known opponent Zephyr Teachout from challenging him in September Democratic Party primary; judge rules Teachout has lived in New York long enough to satisfy residency requirements; Cuomo is expected to win nomination, but is hoping to avoid embarrassment from expected strong showing by Teachout. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Editorial criticizes New York Gov Andrew Cuomo for trying to throw Zephyr Teachout off the Democratic primary ballot for governor; contends Cuomo and his aides are bullying Teachout and calls on him to engage with Teachout as serious candidate. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo and leaders of State Legislature say they will make 'unity trip' to Israel in effort to show support for country amid fighting in Gaza. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
NFL Roundup; Gov Andrew M Cuomo says he wants to do everything he can to keep Buffalo Bills in New York, and will consider public aid for a new stadium if necessary; other football news noted. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo is bringing law professor Zephyr Teachout, his main competitor in Democratic primary, to court to contest her New York residency; his campaign argues she has not lived in state long enough to be eligible for ballot. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Political turmoil over Gov Andrew M Cuomo's handling of a New York State anticorruption panel has also revealed covert public relations strategy used by Cuomo's aides--getting allies to send journalists laudatory statements on their own, increasing the credibility of such media praise. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Ginia Bellafante Big City column notes that accusations alleging that New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo has failed in promise to chase corruption from Albany have boosted campaign of Zephyr Teachout, underdog challenging Cuomo in Democratic primary. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
United States District Atty Preet Bharara's warning to New York Gov Andrew Cuomo against soliciting statements of support from members of now-defunct ethics panel underscores Bharara's challenge to Cuomo's style of back-room operator; very public collision over Cuomo's closing of panel comes three months before he seeks re-election, and is unlike any that he has faced in his entire political career. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column finds fault with phrase 'witness tampering,' used by United States Atty Preet Bharara in reference to New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo's efforts to align support from members of now-defunct ethics panel; says phrase should only be used in cases of definite criminality, not just unseemly political wheeling. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
United States attorney in Manhattan Preet Bharara threatens to investigate administration of New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo for possible obstruction of justice or witness tampering after Cuomo's cancellation of his own anticorruption commission; warning comes after several members of commission issue public statements defending Cuomo's handling of panel. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
Editorial criticizes New York Gov Andrew Cuomo for attempting to mislead New Yorkers about his interference with Moreland Commission to Investigate Public Corruption; mocks Cuomo's claim that commission's work was success; contends it is now up to Preet Bharara, United States attorney in Manhattan, to investigate corrupt practices in Albany. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo, after spending five days in seclusion, defends his handling of Moreland Commission, anticorruption panel he created and then abruptly shut down; accused of hobbling ethics investigations, Cuomo insists that his office had merely offered advice and that his aides never exerted inappropriate pressure on panel's leaders. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column contends no one should be surprised that New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo's declarations that the Moreland Commission would be entirely independent turned out to be reckless and untrue; notes that Cuomo administration's response to reports on extent of its meddling basically admits as much; expresses doubt that episode will affect gubernatorial election. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Editorial criticizes New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo for false promise to root out corruption in Albany; cites New York Times report showing that Moreland Commission to Investigate Public Corruption was never truly independent and was hampered in its efforts by Cuomo's administration; commends United States Atty Preet Bharara for taking control of investigations, and calls for voters to examine trustworthiness of New York government as well. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
Examination by The New York Times has found that New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo's office deeply compromised Moreland Commission's work, objecting whenever corruption-investigation panel focused on groups with ties to Cuomo or on issues that might reflect poorly on him; examination provides first full accounting of how extensively, and disruptively, Cuomo's aides involved themselves in commission's work. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Long Island Rail Road and its unions reach agreement over dispute about pay and benefits three days before a planned walkout; sides complete deal in part with help from 11th-hour intervention by New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Federal prosecutors investigating New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo's shutdown of Moreland Commission have subpoenaed Heather Green, assistant to anticorruption commission's former executive director, to testify before grand jury; subpoena suggests criminal inquiry has moved to new stage. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Allies of New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo announce that they are starting Women's Equality Party, aimed at rallying female voters; party will have its own ballot line in November election, with Cuomo on it. MORE
Jul. 16, 2014
New York State financial disclosures show Gov Andrew M Cuomo has entered final four months of his re-election campaign with $35 million on hand, compared with his Republican challenger Rob Astorino, who has $2.4 million; polls show Cuomo with large lead over Astorino. MORE
Jul. 12, 2014
Editorial calls for New York Gov Andrew Cuomo to intervene in labor talks between railroad workers union and Metropolitan Transportation Authority in effort to help resolve dispute and prevent possible strike on Long Island Rail Road; holds that while White House has supported union's proposal for pay increases, issue is state concern rather than a federal one. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Congressional leaders, in meeting with Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Thomas F Prendergast, say they are unlikely to intervene on either side in dispute between Long Island Rail Road and its unions; transportation experts are turning their attention to New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo, who has intervened in past labor disputes. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Editorial asserts constitutional amendment proposed by New York Gov Andrew Cuomo intended to reform state's flawed district map will in fact make matters worse and increase partisan gridlock; warns amendment will make it easier for New York legislators to continue to draw district maps that keep incumbents in office, and is mainly a way to maintain status quo. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
The Upshot; New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo announces strategy of ending state's AIDS epidemic, with goal of seeing only 750 new infections by 2020; drug Truvada is one part of three-pronged approach; other two strategies, getting more people tested and seen by doctors, along with getting HIV-positive people to stay on medication, have been used by New York and other states with some success. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Editorial applauds New York Gov Andrew Cuomo's announced plan to reduce new infections of HIV virus in state from 3,000 a year to 750 a year by 2020; holds that officials, in seeking out those who are unaware that they are infected by virus, should also focus on testing young black and Hispanic gay and bisexual men, who are at high risk; also calls for increase of money spent on effort. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo signs Queens Library reform bill, intended to bring order to system recently under fire for misuse of funds; bill calls for radical changes amid reports that Queens Library executives misdirected money and possibly steered contracts; library's board of trustees has called for emergency meeting to discuss personnel matters concerning library's president, Thomas W Galante. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo and legislative leaders announce agreement for pilot program to provide access to marijuana to sick New Yorkers; agreement makes state one of the largest to embrace drug's use as medicine; agreement includes demand from Cuomo's administration that no smoking of the drug will be permitted. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo, along with state legislators, announces agreement on set of bills to improve access to addiction treatment and stiffen penalties for doctors and pharmacists who illegally sell opioid pills; legislation is part of continuing push to tackle New York State's heroin problem. MORE
Jun. 18, 2014
New York State lawmakers and Gov Andrew M Cuomo, with only days left on legislative calendar, are deep in negotiations over new medical marijuana program; critical difference between bill favored by legislative leaders, known as the Compassionate Care Act, and Cuomo's vision on issue is whether drug could be smoked, which Cuomo opposes. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Home in New Castle, NY, owned by New York State Gov Andrew M Cuomo's companion, Sandra Lee, has been reassessed and assigned higher property taxes after improvements she made; she bought Westchester County house in 2008 for $1.2 million. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
New York State Gov Andrew M Cuomo is adding one hundred State Police investigators to drug units around New York, with mandate to tackle growing heroin problem in state; new officers will nearly double number of investigators assigned to narcotics teams that work with local police agencies on drug enforcement. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
BNY Mellon is at center of fierce tug-of-war between New York and New Jersey to either move or relocate its headquarters, along with more than 1,100 employees; both Gov Chris Christie and Gov Andrew M Cuomo are offering huge subsidies in hopes of luring bank to their state's side of Hudson River. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
Gov Andrew M Cuomo reverses position on minimum wage in New York, saying he will support demand of Working Families Party that municipalities with higher costs of living be allowed to set higher minimum wage; endorses statewide increase to $10.10 an hour and minimum wage as much as 30 percent higher in places such as New York City, Westchester County and Nassau County. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Michael Powell Gotham column examines grudging compromises made by Gov Andrew Cuomo with the Working Families Party, which endorsed his re-election campaign in exchange for his support on issues including higher minimum wage; labels Cuomo as mercurial and says while governor may now appear to want to leave his compromises behind, promises he made could linger uncomfortably for his campaign. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column holds New York Gov Andrew Cuomo's conflict with the Working Families Party illustrates how difficult it is for prominent Democrats to strike a balance between pragmatic centrism and the demands of their base on the left; maintains situation offers a preview of political dynamics that could define the 2016 presidential election and beyond. MORE
Jun. 2, 2014
New York State liberals exult in what they believe will be the start of a tectonic shift in state politics, as Gov Andrew M Cuomo agrees to abandon his Republican allies in the State Senate and throw his weight behind electing fellow Democrats; in return Working Families Party agrees to support Cuomo. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo secures endorsement of Working Families Party, easing his path as he runs for re-election and solidifying his broader political prospects. MORE
May. 30, 2014
New York State Comptroller Thomas P DiNapoli warns in report that casino complexes planned for upstate will face stiff regional competition and that much of new revenue anticipated from casinos will come from New Yorkers, rather than out-of-state visitors; report is far more guarded about benefits of new casinos than those heralded by Gov Andrew M Cuomo, who has promoted them as powerful economic development tool. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Karen Scharff, co-chairwoman of the Working Families Party, says that New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo's efforts to soothe misgivings of the party's leadership are not likely to be successful; Scharff says party expects to support Fordham law Prof Zephyr Teachout's gubernatorial bid. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Editorial urges Obama administration to act swiftly to implement strong rules to ensure that railroad tank cars filled with combustible crude oil are safe; notes that main railway lines in New York State have become superhighways for such cars, and that there have been several deadly accidents; commends Gov Andrew Cuomo for attempting to address threat, but maintains that only strong federal rules will result in safer system. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
Defiant, Cuomo Denies Interfering With Ethics Commission
Accused of hobbling ethics investigations by the Moreland Commission, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo insisted that his office had merely offered "advice."July 29, 2014 nyregionNews
Cuomo Is Running but Isn't One to Talk About It
The week before the Democratic primary, Andrew M. Cuomo continues to avoid uttering the name of his Democratic opponent, Zephyr Teachout, let alone debating her.
September 3, 2014, Wednesday
Despite Strength, Cuomo's Re-election Bid Is Hardly a Coronation
Though polls show Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo leading by a wide margin, he faces snubs by labor unions, liberal activists, gun owners and other critics.
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
Kathy Hochul, Cuomo's Choice for Lieutenant Governor, Is No Stranger to the Spotlight
Ms. Hochul, a former congresswoman, has had a roller-coaster political career as a rising star in the Democratic Party in New York and as a victim of its upstate troubles.
September 1, 2014, Monday
Handshakes and Hugs, Hallmarks of the Stump, Are Rare With Cuomo
While some politicians feed off handshakes, hugs and high-fives, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo seems to avoid them.
August 30, 2014, Saturday
In Queens Primary, 2-Term Senator Faces Rival Seeking a Comeback
The race between State Senator Tony Avella and John C. Liu, a former New York City comptroller, could have ramifications for the balance of power in Albany.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
Timothy Wu for Lieutenant Governor
The Times recommends Mr. Wu in the Democratic primary because he can bring fresh ideas to Albany's stale and often corrupt political culture.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
Readers Respond to the Andrew Cuomo Non-Endorsement
Some say the editorial "wimped out" by not supporting Zephyr Teachout.
August 27, 2014, Wednesday
The Governor's Primary in New York
The Times will not make an endorsement in the Democratic primary for governor because Andrew Cuomo failed to keep his most important campaign promise and Zephyr Teachout lacks political experience.
August 27, 2014, Wednesday
Teachout, Cuomo Opponent, Is Unbowed by Underdog Status
She has little name recognition and fewer campaign funds, but Zephyr Teachout, a Fordham law professor, is relishing her run against Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo in the Democratic primary.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York expressed his solidarity with Israel in a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Wednesday.
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In a letter made available to The New York Times, the ambassador, Riyad H. Mansour, invited Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and his group to "hear our people's stories."
Ruling in Challenge to Zephyr Teachout's Residency
Zephyr Teachout, who is challenging Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo for the Democratic nomination, has satisfied state residency requirements, a State Supreme Court justice said.
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A man accused of calling in bomb threats to Columbia Basin College to avoid taking a test faces prosecution in federal court.
Steven Eugene Brown of Finley was indicted Tuesday by a grand jury on one count of willfully making a threat involving explosive materials.
KONA reports (http://bit.ly/1d7JX8N) Brown was arrested July 24 after police tracked a cellphone used to make the calls.
The calls on July 18 led school officials to shut down the Pasco and Richland campuses for most of the day while authorities searched for explosive devices. Nothing was found.
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The courtroom was packed Monday for the first appearance of 16-year-old Demetrius Glenn with friends and family of both Delbert Belton and Demetrius Glenn.
There are a lot of emotions on both sides of this case, so extra security was added to the courtroom for the first appearance Monday. Judge Richard Leland kept bail set at what the state had recommended.
"Because of the egregious facts, because of the vulnerability of this particular individual, because of the particular violence, the court will be maintaining the bond in the amount of $2 million dollars," said Judge Leland in Spokane County District Court.
Although Demetrius Glenn is 16-years-old, he is being tried as an adult. First appearances of this nature are usually held in Spokane County Superior Court, however, Glenn's was held in Spokane County District Court Monday to speed up the trail.
Glenn is facing first degree murder and first degree robbery charges. Both are Class A Felonies, which means Glenn could face life in prison and a $50,000 fine.
"Right now the evidence doesn't indicate what happened," said Demetrius Glenn's Attorney Christian Phelps. "We obviously have the injuries and the death of Mr. Belton, but beyond that we don't have any evidence that implicates either one of these kids directly."
According to court documents, both Demetrius Glenn and Kenan Adams-Kinard were identified in surveillance video from other businesses in the area on the night of the attack.
Glenn turned himself in and court documents say that during evidence collection, detectives found a small cut on the knuckle of his right ring finger and a small abrasion on his right index finger.
However, there are still a lot of questions to be answered about what happened that night. Spokane Police say this is not a hate crime, but instead a robbery gone wrong. Friends of the victim, Delbert Belton, were in court Monday trying to understand why this attack happened.
"I thought I was going to come in here with the attitude of being very mad and seeing those boys, those boys are little boys, I can't imagine how their family feels, but imagine how we feel losing someone very special to us," said Laura Gates, a friend of Delbert Belton.
The other suspect in this case, 16-year-old Kenan Adams-Kinard is expected to make his first appearance in court Tuesday afternoon. Both are charged with first degree murder and first degree robbery.
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A kitten was found frozen to the ground Monday morning in Elyria.
A passer-by spotted the little kitty near Route 57 and Griswold.
Recovery is going well for the kitten found frozen to the ground in Elyria on Monday.
Shelly McDonald with the Friendship Animal Protective League tells 19 Action News that the kitten, lovingly named Frosty, is showing health improvements daily.
Frosty is now able to open his eyes, which were previously plagued by an infection. He is also eating and drinking well.
"Things are progressing," McDonald said. "He will probably go back to the vet tomorrow (Thursday)."
The interest to adopt Frosty has been high, but according to McDonald, Frosty will not be available for another two weeks while his recuperation continues.
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@FGCU_MBB to Take Part in 2013 Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic
Eagles pick up road games at USF and Mississippi State
DUNK CITY, Fla. – Riding the momentum of a NCAA Sweet Sixteen 16 appearance and the hiring of head coach Joe Dooley, FGCU will take part in the 2013 Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic, scheduled for December 22-23 at Orleans Arena.
As part of the tournament, the Eagles head to American Athletic Conference (formerly the BIG EAST) member USF on Dec. 17 before going to SEC foe Mississippi State on Dec. 19. FGCU will then go west to Las Vegas where it will play two games against a field of FAMU, Radford and Sacred Heart. The Green and Blue's first round matchup on Dec. 22 with one of the three opponents will be announced at a later date with the winners and losers from the two contests meeting the next day.
"We are very excited to be part of the Las Vegas Classic," said Dooley, who was named FGCU head coach on April 17 after 10 seasons as an assistant at Kansas. "It's a great opportunity for our team to play tough road games against good programs in USF and Mississippi State, as well as a pair of neutral site games in a great venue out west."
FGCU won 14 of its last 17 games to finish with a program Division I record 26 wins (26-11). The Eagles used a 13-5 A-Sun record in the regular season to earn the No. 2 seed in the conference postseason tournament before posting three consecutive double-digit wins en route to the A-Sun title and automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament in just its second year of postseason eligibility. FGCU became the first No. 15 seed in NCAA Tournament history to advance to the Sweet 16 and the first team since the 1987 Florida squad to win its first two tournament games. The Eagles opened with a second round win over No. 2 seed Georgetown and followed with a win over No. 7 seed San Diego State in the third round to earn a trip to Dallas Cowboys Stadium for the South Region semifinals.
The meeting with USF will be the first between the two teams. The Bulls are just two seasons removed from a pair of wins in the NCAA Tournament, advancing to the third round in 2012 when they went 22-14. Mississippi State just wrapped up its first season under head coach Rick Ray with a 10-22 overall mark, highlighted by a SEC Tournament first round victory over South Carolina. The meeting with the Bulldogs will also be a first for the Eagles.
Also in the field but not on FGCU's schedule are UNLV and Santa Clara, who will join USF and Mississippi State in the other four-team tournament, held on the same dates.
Always one of the top early season tournaments of the college basketball season, past champions of the Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic include Kansas State (2008), Alabama (2009), New Mexico (2010) and Baylor (2011). The 2012 tourney was won by Colorado State, who defeated Virginia Tech 88-52 in the championship game.
Hosting more than 200 events each year, the Orleans Arena is located just west of the Las Vegas strip and was recently named the #1 mid-size arena in the USA by Venues Today magazine.
Tickets will be available at the Orleans Arena box office beginning at 12 noon on May 3, 2013 (702.284.7777 or 888.234.2334) and via the internet at www.orleansarena.com.
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