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Marucci AP5 Albert Pujols Pro Model Maple BatItem Number: 10842526
Price: $129.99
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Product Information
Customer Reviews
Buying Guide
Hit the ball into the gaps with the Marucci® AP5 Pro Model Wood Baseball Bat. This bat is constructed with premium, pro quality maple wood to offer a classic feel and sound, while the cupped end offers a balanced bat weight. Each bat is hand-crafted and bone-rubbed for each hitter. Other features include a natural handle, black barrel and the cut and finish as the game model used by baseball great, Albert Pujols.
- 2-1/5" barrel diameter
- 29/32" handle
- Handcrafted and bone-rubbed for each hitter
- Bone-rubbing compresses the wood to produce a harder hitting surface
- Premium pro quality maple wood
- Cupped end for balanced swing weight
- Barrel finish: black
- Handle finish: natural
- Same model, cut and finish as game model used by Albert Pujols
- Model: AP5
- Marucci
- Due to the nature of the sport, Marucci® does NOT warranty any wood bats
NOTICE: We recommend that you receive approval from your local league before removing the wrapper from your bat.
Country Of Origin: United States
Customer Reviews
Rated 4.3 out of 5�by 16 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by Baseball fanatic Insane everything I got this bat a week ago and this bat has insane pop and balance. Marucci is the way to go. Great wood. Best wood bat company out there. August 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by hi12345 great bat overall a great bat used it for almost two years but it broke a couple months ago .But the bat is very light weight lots of pop and great balance this bat is worth the money. November 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Tim Amazing bat I bought this bat last year and I'm still using it today. I use it for both practice and games, so I would say that the quality is fantastic for a wood bat, and is totally worth the money. September 12, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5�by Evs the bat is very evenly weighted for $120 and it breaking in my first at bat, i'd have to say quite poor quality for value but it is the most evenly weighted bat i've ever owned. there are many other great choices of bats without paying that much. overall... pretty disapointed :( July 9, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by BabeRuth Don't buy any Marucci Wood Bat. There's a reason they come with NO warranty!!!!!! Don't buy any Marucci bat unless you are loaded. This bat broke on the second at bat. There's a reason they don't warranty their bats. A friend of mine broke 2 Marucci's last week. You can buy a better quality bat for a few more bucks with a year warranty. Don't waste your time and money on any Marucci wood bat. I had a 3 month warranty on my last bat and it lasted over a year. June 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by SB6 amazing buy amazing bat 3 games already hit 2 homeruns with it over 300 fences, hits better then my bbcor bat May 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Crackers Just what was on the Santa Wish List Gorgeous bat.. feels good... cant wait to take it to the field. December 25, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5�by Fergie Great Buy I loved this bat is feels really light and balanced. I would barely swing and the ball would go at least halfway into the outfield. It has an amazing sound when you hit the ball. It breaks easily if you hit it in the wrong area i hit the ball off the end of the bat and it just split the bat very saddening. October 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5�by Speedy legs Solid Breaks in easily and has a really nice pop. But no good for any first wood bat you used. It gets hard to get used to. August 19, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5�by Gaber worth it's money, must break in! The Marucci bat is a nice feeling bat, well balanced and after hitting 100 or so balls really comes it to it. Was not crazy about it at first, but as it broke in, it became a real long ball bat. I was disapointed that it broke right in half againt the grain, should not happen but must remember, it is a wood bat. for [$] this is really a good bat, if you are in competitive baseball and use a wood bat, it's worth the money. I have purchased a second bat and will see what happens. July 21, 2012


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Another school bond election is coming up in one week.
That's when Minot voters will decide if they'll grant the school board the authority to borrow up to 125-million dollars for new school buildings, including a new high school, and many renovations and security upgrades.
But if you can't wait for election day, polls are open this week at the Ward County Courthouse.
Auditor Devra Smestad says that on election day, a computer system will network all 13 voting sites to prevent any double voting.
(Devra Smestad, Ward County Auditor) "All of them will be connected with the electronic poll book so obviously if you vote in one location and decide to try to go around town and try to vote in another one it's going to show you voted so that won't happen. We're just making sure everything is in order for that and that we have a good election."
The early voting happens only at the county courthouse from 11am to 6pm each day through Thursday.
Polls on election day next Tuesday will be open at all elementary schools in the city of Minot, plus Jim Hill and Erik Ramstad Middle Schools from 7am to 7pm.
The bond issue requires a yes vote from 60% of the voters to pass.
Truck still considered to be a "vehicle of interest" in fatal crash.
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Beautifully Decorated Condo on the Beach at Apollo in Marco Island
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Apollo
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$ 600 - $ 1,100 / week
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Marco Island Condo deals
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Dolphins, Sunsets, right from your balcony. Just painted, New kitchen appliances and bath vanity. Two large flat screen TV. Beautiful weather. All you need is in this condo.
- $600 $550/week ($50 off)
- WiFi ($45)
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This is a beautifully decorated, immaculate, 1 bedroom, 1 bath fully tiled condo located directly on the beach on the Gulf of Mexico. Direct view of
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This direct access beachfront unit has all amenities including,
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swimming noodles. The unit sleeps four and has a queen size bed and
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Located in the Apollo Condominium which has a new, beautifully decorated lobby,heated pool, jacuzzi, exercise room, laundry facilities, covered parking, tennis courts, restaurant and sports bar on premises with outdoor dining. You can swim in the Gulf and walk 200 feet to the pool and jacuzzi. Showers and bathroom facilities are conveniently located adjacent to the pool.
activities and attractions in Marco Island Gulf Coast South
Marco Island is accessible to many golf courses. On the island are
bike rentals and plenty of fantastic restaurants within walking
distance of the Apollo. For the shoppers there are plenty of
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Boat rentals are available at the island marinas.
Most of all....beautiful sunsets and great weather.
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$600.00 per week from mid April - November.
$850.00 Dec.
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Discounts are available for multiple weeks and monthly. Wireless internet and printer for boarding passes in unit at no additonal charge.
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Top things to do in Marco Island
- Shelling
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|Tomb of the Unknown Slave at St. Augustine's Parish.
This is the oldest African American parish in the United States.
|plaque to commemorating slaves at the church
|These next two pictures are of the Backstreet Cultural Museum.
Here you can see costumes for an alternative Mardi Gras parade.
It is quite a contrast to Mardi Gras world which we visited as part of the conference
|Congo Square has been a gathering place for Native Americans of New Orleans since before the French arrived. They continue to gather for drumming, dancing, and singing on Sunday afternoons.
|Kathleen and Lori, both Sisters of St. Joseph minister at the St. Vincent de Paul ESL center.
|Dorothy [left] is part of this year's Joseph Workers and works at the same center.
Alison [right] stopped to talk with her during our tour.
|We also visited the office of Helen Prejean, CSJ. Helen is pictured here with Margaret [left] and Carolyn [right].
According to Helen, these are the people who make her ministry possible.
Helen was a keynote speaker at our conference.
|Mardi Gras world was quite a contrast to the Backstreet Cultural Museum.
|The women pictured with Jackie [center] are the St. Joseph Workers for this year.


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She called it her "inadvertent profession." When she started in the 1920s she never expected such a seemingly genteel activity to be so controversial. The crossword craze killed mah-jongg virtually overnight. (Mah-jongg dealers put this note in the New Yorker: "Roses are red, violets are blue, we'd like to cut your throats for you.")
There was a crossword-related news story in the New York papers almost every week: A Baptist preacher constructed a crossword for a sermon. A man refused to leave a restaurant until he finished a crossword and had to be escorted out by police. A Cleveland woman was granted a divorce because her husband was obsessed with crosswords. A Budapest waiter explained in a crossword why he was committing suicide; police were unable to solve it.
The Broadway show "Puzzles of 1925" had a skit in which crossword fans were depicted as patients in a sanitarium. Commuter trains started putting dictionaries in every car. The Los Angeles Public Library had to enforce a limit on how long you could use the dictionary. England's Queen Mary became a crossword fan. The Chicago Department of Health declared that crossword solving was beneficial to health and happiness. And thesaurus author Peter Roget was declared "the patron saint of crossworders."
All the while, the Times called crossword solving "a temporary madness," serving "no useful purpose whatsoever," and an "epidemic" that would soon be over.
In 1942 the Times finally gave in and hired Margaret P. Farrar as its first crossword editor.
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Haight-Ashbury San Francisco CA is a one minute walk from the N JUDAH and the N-OWL bus at the Carl St & Stanyan St stop.
This apartment is in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood in San Francisco. Nearby parks include Haight Street Grounds (historical), Kezar Stadium and Grattan Playground.
Haight-Ashbury San Francisco CA has a Walk Score of 92 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Nearby schools include Grattan Elementary School, Grattan Elementary and Jubilee Montessori International.
The closest grocery stores are Fresh Organics Inc., Parkview Market and Parkview Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Lava Java, Peet's Coffee & Tea and Reverie Cafe Bar. Nearby restaurants include Bangkok 900, Taboun and North Beach Pizza.
Haight-Ashbury San Francisco CA is near Haight Street Grounds (historical), Kezar Stadium and Grattan Playground.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain has steep hills. Haight-Ashbury San Francisco CA is very bikeable, biking is convenient for most trips.
1BR / 1Ba, apartment laundry in building, attached garage, no smoking. OPEN - Saturday and Sunday, and 20, 11: 30 am to 12: 00 pm one bedroom $2,595 garage availableLight-filled corner apartment in much desired Cole Valley, three blocks to UCSFtwo blocks to Cole, quick transportation downtown or to connecting BART line. Corner, one-bedroom apartment in a detached corner building. Bright and sunny, clean. Beige wall-to-wall carpeting, window blinds. Frost-free refrigerator, electric stove, dishwasher, garbage disposer. Granite kitchen counter. tiled bath with shower over bath tub, glass shower door. Cable ready not included with rent, Laundry in building. Non-smoking unit, No pets. Garage available for passenger vehicle additional charge. Real Foods organic market across the, Whole Foods four blocks away. Great transportation downtown.


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I applied in-person and the process took 2 weeks - interviewed at Syngenta Seeds in August 2010.
Interview Details I had two interviews following my initial application for the position of Trials Officer.
I had a one on one interview first and was called back for an inter view with the whole team.
Interview Question – Nothing was difficult. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Simple
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Production Tech Interview (Neutral Experience)
Interviewed at Syngenta Seeds
Interview Details Had an interview with the PM and got the job. Not too stressful. I didnt need to really dress up to much for the interview process just some nice slacks and nice shirt no need for a suit.
Negotiation Details – no negotiations
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I applied through a recruiter - interviewed at Syngenta Seeds in October 2008.
Interview Details Initially hired through Office Team / Robert Half as contract labor. Worked for office in Fort Wayne, IN. Syngenta does not generally hire for permanent positions so this was a good way to get in the door. Since Syngenta decided to hire contract labor, the hardest part was dealing with Office Team. Office Team personnel are challenging to work with, unsupportive, and could not seem to properly address tax issues year after year.
Interview Question – Company really wanted someone that had previous SAP experience but were willing to train someone that could quickly learn that system. Answer Question
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I applied online and the process took 2 weeks - interviewed at Syngenta Seeds.
Interview Details Contacted by their third party recruiter. She just emailed me an interview time and person to ask for. That person wasn't even there. Ended up interviewing with 3 people, one who was only there a short time.
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I applied online and the process took 1 week - interviewed at Syngenta Seeds.
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Research Associate Interview (Positive Experience; Difficult Interview)
I applied online and the process took 4 weeks - interviewed at Syngenta Seeds in April 2011.
Interview Details Syngenta has the interview process very well organized. The entire process took quite a bit of time, but the company communicated well. The initial 2 interviews were on the phone and were fairly short. The on-site interviews were one hour each. There were 2 meetings with groups of interviewers. The process is difficult, but not unpleasant. I felt free to ask questions and developed a good feel for the position and the people interviewing me. An example of a situational question is describing an experience managing others. Most situation questions were directly related to the position.Work safety was stressed more than I have ever heard a company mention it before. The frequency had me worried about being reprimanded for the smallest infraction if I did get the job. I got the perception that the work environment was okay, but that most employees were putting in their time and not really excited about what they do.
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Berger leads Wired into new markets and media, working with edit and marketing to develop opportunities for licensing and brand extensions.
MICHAEL CALORE, Product Reviews Editor, Wired.com
Michael Calore edits the reviews of consumer products on Wired.com. For over a decade, he has held various roles, serving as the editor of Webmonkey, the overseer of the How-To Wiki, and as an editor and reporter of news stories about web browsers, web standards, software and web apps. Before writing about technology, he covered snowboarding and skateboarding as a journalist and worked in the music industry. Calore is an avid cyclist and a musician — he plays bass in the indie rock band Domestic Electrics and produces music by himself under the name Solar Keys. He also plays regularly as a DJ in San Francisco.
ROBERT CAPPS, Deputy Editor, Wired magazine
Capps oversees all aspects of Wired's front of book, including the ASME-winning START section, among other responsibilities.
Ken Denmead is a husband and father from the San Francisco Bay Area, where he works as a civil engineer. He's also the editor of GeekDad, the parenting blog for Wired magazine's online presence, where along with a group of other dedicated, geeky parents he posts projects, book and movie reviews, weekly podcasts, and more about being a parent and being a geek.
CHRIS KOHLER, Game|Life Editor, Wired.com
Chris Kohler is the founding editor of Game|Life, Wired.com's videogames section. He is the author of the books Power-Up: How Japanese Video Games Gave the World an Extra Life and Retro Gaming Hacks. His articles on Japanese curry rice have, for some reason, made him internet-famous in Japan as "that foreigner who is addicted to curry." He has appeared on CNBC, NPR, and various other acronymmed programs, talking about the business and culture of videogaming.
DAVID KRAVETS, Senior Writer, Wired.com
David Kravets writes about security, privacy and intellectual property in the online world for Wired's Threat Level blog — with a focus on copyright law. As the legal affairs writer for The Associated Press, his works routinely appeared in every major U.S. newspaper, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post. In 2001, he was awarded an excellence in journalism prize by AP members for disclosing that Ford Motor Co. sold 20 million vehicles it knew were prone to stalling. His warped sense of humor can be witnessed on his fake news website, TheYellowDailyNews.com.
STEVEN LEVY, Senior Writer, Wired magazine
Steven Levy joined Wired as a senior writer in 2008, but has been involved with the magazine since its inception, having authored its second cover story. He is the author of seven books, most recently The New York Times bestseller In the Plex: How Google Thinks, Works and Shapes Our Lives. He has covered the digital revolution for over 25 years, with dispatches from publications including Rolling Stone, Popular Computing, Macworld, The New Yorker and The New York Times Magazine. His previous job was chief technology correspondent at Newsweek, where he wrote a regular column and produced more than 20 covers. His other books include the classic history of computers, Hackers; Artificial Life (about computational biology); Insanely Great (the history of Apple's Macintosh computer); Crypto (about the revolution in cryptography); and The Perfect Thing, about the cultural impact of the iPod. He has won numerous awards for his work. Levy lives in New York City with his wife (Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Teresa Carpenter) and son.
Betsy is the science editor for Wired.com. Prior to coming to Wired.com, she was an award-winning science reporter at The Contra Costa Times in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is a graduate of the Science Communication Program at UC Santa Cruz and has written about science for publications including Nature, Science, Discover and New Scientist. Before becoming a journalist, Betsy was a geologist, and has a master's degree in geology from Stanford University. She is also the de facto beer reporter for the website.
MARK MCCLUSKY, Editorial Development Director, Wired magazine
McClusky is responsible for developing and building Wired's technology platforms, including initiatives on the web, tablet, and video, to seamlessly move content across mediums.
JIM MERITHEW, Photo Director, Wired.com
Jim Merithew oversees the photo department at Wired.com. Prior to joining the Wired team in 2008, he was a photo editor at the San Francisco Chronicle. He's had the pleasure of photographing almost every geek event known to man including ROFLcon, ComicCon, E3, SXSW Interactive and the Los Angeles Autoshow. Next on the list is the Tokyo Game Show. He lives in Oakland, California, with his wife Terry and their black lab, Cody.
KEVIN POULSEN, News Editor, Wired.com
An award-winning investigative journalist, Kevin Poulsen oversees news and feature reporting at Wired.com, and is responsible for supervising the site editors, setting the daily news agenda, story planning and quality control. Poulsen joined Wired.com in 2005, and for five years served as editor of the Threat Level blog, which under his tenure won the 2008 Knight-Batten Award for Innovation in Journalism, the 2010 MIN award for best blog and both the Webby and People's Voice awards in 2011. In 2006, Poulsen conducted a computer-assisted investigation into the presence of registered sex offenders on MySpace, which spawned federal legislation. In June 2010, Poulsen and a co-writer broke the news that the government had secretly arrested a young Army intelligence analyst on suspicion of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks. He is the author of Kingpin — How One Hacker Took Over the Billion Dollar Cyber Crime Underground (Crown, 2010).
MARK ROBINSON, Features Editor, Wired magazine
While continuing to oversee Wired's editorial magazine features, Robinson applies his long-form narrative skill to encourage and develop quality storytelling across all platforms. In addition, he leads the Wired e-books effort.
ADAM ROGERS, Articles Editor, Wired magazine
Working closely with Deputy Editor Robert Capps, Rogers manages all content for Wired's front of book, including START, TEST and PLAY sections. In addition, he's helping to develop Wired's video strategy.
Working on the PLAY section and editing features, Peter handles Wired's pop culture and entertainment coverage: movies, TV, music, videogames, comic books, and anything else that is absolutely integral to the survival of our species. Before joining the magazine in 2011, he worked as the executive editor of Complex magazine, overseeing the print and web properties. Prior to that, he was a staff writer at GQ and freelanced for Details, ELLE, Rolling Stone, the New York Times, Spin, and other magazines. Rubin holds a master's in journalism from Columbia University and graduated from Williams College. He hasn't written any books, but he's a two-time Jeopardy! champion, so there. He lives in San Francisco with his wife.
NOAH SHACHTMAN, Contributing Editor, Wired magazine and Wired.com
Noah Shachtman is a contributing editor at Wired magazine and the editor of Wired.com's national security blog, Danger Room. He has reported from Afghanistan, Israel, Iraq, Qatar, Kuwait, the Pentagon, Los Alamos, and from military bases around the country. A Non-Resident Fellow at the Brookings Institution's 21st Century Defense Initiative, he has written about technology and national security for The New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal, among others. Shachtman has spoken before audiences at West Point, the Army Command and General Staff College, the Aspen Security Forum, the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference, the Air Force Cyber Symposium, the U.S. Strategic Command Cyber Symposium, and the National Defense University. The offices of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence, the Undersecretary of Defense for Policy, and the Director of National Intelligence have all asked him to contribute to discussions on cyber security, information operations, and emerging threats. The Associated Press, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, PBS, and NPR have looked to him to provide insight on military and technology developments. Before turning to journalism, Shachtman worked as a professional bass player, book editor and campaign staffer on Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Elizabeth, and their son, Leo.
CHUCK SQUATRIGLIA, Senior Editor, Wired.com
Chuck Squatriglia leads Wired.com's transportation blog, Autopia. He's been a journalist since 1990 and a car guy since birth. He came to Wired.com in 2007 from the San Francisco Chronicle, where he had over the previous eight years served as staff writer, bureau chief and assistant metro editor. He likes cars, sushi and guitars — not necessarily in that order.
JASON TANZ, Executive Editor, Wired magazine
Tanz's responsibilities include editorial oversight of content in the magazine and tablet editions, working closely with the WIRED.com staff.
FRED VOGELSTEIN, Contributing Editor, Wired magazine
Fred Vogelstein is a contributing editor at Wired magazine, where he writes about the world of high-tech business and finance. Since joining Wired in June 2006 and for five years before that as a senior writer at Fortune magazine, he has closely followed the meltdown and the comeback of Silicon Valley. In the process, he's written extensively about the search and online advertising businesses, and more recently about the new communications revolution it has helped spawn. His recent Wired story about Yahoo's problems presaged CEO Terry Semel's resignation there, and his recent cover story about Microsoft's successful effort to make its communications more transparent has helped drive change throughout high-tech public relations. Before Wired and Fortune, Vogelstein covered finance and high tech for US News & World Report during the internet bubble. He's also worked at The Wall Street Journal, Newsday and local papers in New Haven, Connecticut, and Los Angeles. He has been a fellow in economics and business journalism at Columbia University and has a BA in political science from Pomona College.
BILL WASIK, Senior Editor, Wired Magazine
Bill edits feature-length articles on technology, science, and culture. Prior to joining Wired in 2010, he was an editor at Harper's Magazine for 10 years. He is the author of And Then There's This: How Stories Live and Die in Viral Culture, and co-author of the forthcoming Rabid: A Cultural History of the World's Most Diabolical Virus (summer 2012 from Viking). He lives in Oakland with his wife, son, and whippet.
JACOB "JAKE" YOUNG, Managing Editor, Wired magazine
Young leads the day-to-day operations of Wired's editorial team, including financial oversight and personnel management.
Kim is a senior reporter and award-winning journalist, covering privacy, security, cybercrime and civil liberties. She has been covering computer security and the hacking underground since 1999, first for PC World magazine, and then for Wired.com, where she has been reporting since 2003 and is currently a senior staff reporter. Last year on Wired.com, Zetter and colleague Kevin Poulsen broke the story about the arrest of Bradley Manning, the former Army intelligence analyst accused of leaking millions of classified U.S. government documents to the secret-spilling site WikiLeaks. They continue to break news with ongoing developments in the story of Manning and WikiLeaks. She has broken numerous other stories over the years covering topics as diverse as Stuxnet, government surveillance, TJX hacker Albert Gonzalez, cyberbullying and electronic voting. Zetter was a finalist for a prestigious Investigative Reporters and Editors award in 2005 and was voted one of the top 10 security reporters in the nation in 2010.


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Some child-welfare advocates expressed concern Wednesday about the merger of the state adult prison and juvenile justice sections of the N.C. Department of Public Safety. The merger was announced Tuesday and described as part of the consolidation of related state agencies that has been underway since 2011, and an ongoing effort to find ways to save money.
Rob Thompson, executive director of the Covenant with North Carolinas Children, said the merger raises questions about whether the reorganization de-emphasizes juveniles.
Preventing juvenile crime and rehabilitating youthful offenders demand a different model than adult corrections, Thompson said in a statement. We are concerned that the new structure will lead to a decreased emphasis on youth-focused programming.
The advocacy group notes that there was a Cabinet-level department on juvenile justice from 2000 to 2011, during which time the juvenile crime rate dropped 27 percent. Then-Gov. Bev Perdue in 2011 ordered, with legislative approval, the merger of three departments Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Correction and Crime Control and Public Safety into the new Department of Public Safety.
New DPS Secretary Frank Perry stressed Tuesday, There will be no mixing of juveniles and adults under supervision in facilities or in community programs anywhere.
Perry said the changes affect only upper-level management. David Guice, who will run the newly consolidated division, sent a letter Tuesday reassuring those involved in the system.
DPS recognizes that the evidence-based methods of working with a juvenile population differ greatly from those used with an adult population, and we will not change the way that Juvenile Justice employees work with children, Guice wrote.
Burr on Syria
Republican Sen. Richard Burr said Wednesday the United States must maintain a viable military threat against Syria as it seeks a diplomatic solution to the dilemma posed by the use of chemical weapon in the country.
Over the past two years, Bashar al-Assad has brutally murdered over 100,000 of his own people and has used chemical weapons 12 times, with the loss of civilian life increasing with each attack and the latest culminating in the death of over 400 children, Burr said in a statement. These facts are indisputable and demonstrate the serious threat that these weapons of mass destruction pose to the security of the region and the world.
It is my preference to see this situation end diplomatically. However, that requires the threat of military action moving the international community to pressure Assad to accept a certifiable and enforceable solution.
Should these efforts fail, the United States must be prepared to take necessary punitive military action against the Syrian regime to protect our long-term security and send the message to the world that the use of these weapons will not be tolerated.
McCrorys popularity low
Gov. Pat McCrorys poll numbers are continuing to decline and he is, by some accounts, among the nations least popular governors.
McCrorys approval rating has tumbled from 39 percent in August to 35 percent in September, according to a survey by Public Policy Polling, a Democratic-leaning firm based in Raleigh. The results were aired Tuesday night on Capital Tonight on News 14.
If those ratings are accurate, McCrory is now in the cellar among the nations governors.
A survey published in May by The New York Times showed Lincoln Chafee, an independent of Rhode Island, at a 26 percent approval rating, Democrat Pat Quinn of Illinois at 33 percent, Republican Rick Scott of Florida at 35 percent, and Republican Sam Brownback of Kansas at 36 percent.
A foundation with close ties to McCrory began running a TV campaign Tuesday that features the governor talking about his accomplishments since taking office in January.
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Council leader Tony Ball reveals the level of hatred he faced for spearheading the eviction.
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The Florida Department of Health (DOH) has confirmed two more cases from Marion County associated with steroid injections contaminated with fungal meningitis.
Officials said a 52-year-old woman and a 79-year-old woman, both received treatment from the Marion County Pain Management Center. They were injected with one of the contaminated lots of New England Compounding Center (NECC) methylprednisolone acetate used for epidural back injections.
This brings the total meningitis case count in the state to nine, including two fatalities.
Nationwide, the number of cases of fungal meningitis related to contaminated steroid injections is 170 with 14 deaths across 11 states. Federal health officials have tracked down 12,000 of the roughly 14,000 people who may have received the contaminated steroid shots.
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(WRC) - Authorities say 13 people are dead after a shooting Monday morning in a heavily secured building at the D.C. Navy Yard, and authorities now say they have identified the gunman.That gunman, 34-year-old Aaron Alexis of Fort Worth, Texas, is among the 13 dead. Officials said he recently began working as a civilian contractor.
A police officer and two civilians being treated at a D.C. hospital are expected to recover.
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The FBI, which now is leading the investigation, believes the gunman used the identification of a man who used to work at Navy Yard, reported Pete Williams of NBC News. The ID was found next to his body in Building 197, where most of the victims were shot on the third and fourth floors.People with proper badges are allowed to enter Navy Yard without having their bags checked, Williams reported.However, authorities have not completely ruled out the possibility of other gunmen, Metropolitan Police Department Chief Cathy Lanier said at an afternoon press conference. Lanier had said police were seeking a man aged between 40 and 50 years old, who was wearing olive drab and was armed with a "long gun," though she did not give any other details about the weapon. He was about 5-feet-10-inches tall and 180 pounds, African-American, with a medium complexion and graying sideburns.Another suspect -- a white male between 40 and 50 years old, wearing a tan military-type uniform consistent with a Navy uniform, a beret hat and a handgun holster -- has been identified and ruled out as a suspect, D.C. police tweeted Monday afternoon.
Williams noted that many people are authorized to carry firearms at Navy Yard and that there is no "hard evidence" there is a second or a third shooter."We do know that several people have been shot, and some have been killed," President Barack Obama said. "So we are confronting yet another mass shooting, and today it happened on a military installation in our nation's capital. It's a shooting that targeted military and civilian personnel. These are men and women going to work, doing their job protecting all of us. They're patriots, and they know the dangers of serving abroad, but today they faced the unimaginable violence that they wouldn't have expected here at home."
Though Lanier stressed that the scene was contained, people near the base are being asked to stay in their homes, and eight D.C. public schools and one private school nearby have been locked down.A large search, including from helicopters, continued into Monday afternoon. "It's a large piece of land with many buildings," Assistant D.C. Police Chief Peter Newsham told News4. "It's going to take a while to determine that it is safe."Earlier Monday, tactical teams were seen entering at least two buildings on the Navy Base to search for the shooter, and News4's Mark Segraves reported that three helicopters were seen tightly circling part of the base.Earlier Monday morning, the one known gunman walked into Building #197 at the Naval Sea Systems Command Headquarters, 1336 Isaac Hull Ave. in the Southeast section of the District. He shot a security guard in the head, killing him, sources confirmed to News4's Jackie Bensen.The gunman then walked through the building, and seemed to target victims, Bensen reported. Some reports indicate he was armed with an AR-15 (a military-style assault weapon), a handgun and a shotgun.D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Department and several other law enforcement agencies responded, Bensen said. During that response, a MPD officer was shot in the leg.That gunman was then shot by a FBI hostage response team, Bensen said.MedStar Washington Hospital Center said the MPD officer was among three victims that had been transported to that hospital. The officer was shot in the legs; one other victim was shot in the shoulder and one was shot in the head and hand.All are alert and speaking at this time, and there is a "very good chance they will survive," said Dr. Janis Orlowski, chief medical officer at the hospital.However, the hospital has been prepared to expect more victims.George Washington University Hospital said they had also received a victim, a man in his 60s who had been shot in the temple. Despite efforts at CPR, he was pronounced dead at the hospital.One victim was evacuated from the roof of a building, reported News4's Tony Tull. A U.S. Park Police helicopter hovering above the scene around 9:50 a.m. lowered a basket to a building and lifted what appeared to be a shooting victim from the roof. The helicopter came back to the scene just after 10 a.m. to retrieve another victim.But other details were sketchy from the scene, which continued to evolve through the morning. Shots rang out several times, including a volley that Tull reported at about 9:20 a.m. and another volley that News4's Mark Segraves heard at about 11 a.m.Federal and local emergency personnel converged on the scene, and a shelter in place order has been issued for Navy Yard personnel, the Navy said."I was in the cafeteria, just paid for my breakfast," Patricia Ward said. "I was waiting for my friend to pay for hers when we heard the gunshot. It was three gunshots straight in a row, pop pop pop, three seconds later, it was pop pop pop pop pop, so it was like about a total of seven gunshots, and we just started running."Obama continues to get frequent briefings about the deadly shooting from senior aides. The White House says Obama directed his team to stay in touch with the Navy, FBI and local officials as the events unfold.Anyone with information about this incident should call 1-800-CALL-FBI.Family members seeking information about loved ones should call 202-433-6151 or 202-433-9713.The Navy Yard is located in southeast Washington on the Anacostia River. The Navy says 3,000 people work inside the building, including command staff, headquarters directorates and field activities. They coordinate the Naval Sea Systems Command, or NAVSEA, the largest of the Navy's five system commands.
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HOUSE OF THE DAY: The Iconic Home Alone House Just Sold At A Huge Discount
The 1920's style house in Winnetka, Ill., 30 miles outside of Chicago, was listed at $2.4 million in May; the unnamed buyer paid just $1.585 million for it.
The sellers bought the house in 1988, just two years before it was used as a movie set, for $875,000.
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The snow shovel of your dreams avoids the backache of your nightmares
As far as snowstorms go, what is hitting the Denver metro area this weekend is middling at best. (I am still waiting for a big one. I consider "Big One" to be 15 inches, and we haven't one of those in Denver since February 2012 … at 15.9 inches. And even that one fell short of panicked predictions at the time.)
Nevertheless, snow means snow shovels and, with perfect timing, we note consumerreports.org has a posting about how to buy your dream snow shovel.
But first, a cautionary note: According to a 2011 study in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine, an average of 11,500 snow shoveling injuries occurred in the U.S. each year from 1990 to 2006.
Most injuries — 34 percent — are to the lower back. More seriously, that study found that cardiac-related injuries during snow removal accounted for ALL of the more than 1,600 snow removal deaths reported during those 16 years.
The Consumer Reports piece also has some shoveling tips, including the reminder to shovel early and often. Try to shovel while the snow is light and powdery.
– Bend your knees.
– Keep your back as straight and vertical as possible and stand up.
– Keep your hand close to the scoop, which makes the load seem lighter.
– Take small amounts of snow.
– Do not throw the snow over your shoulder or to the side. That twisting motion can stress your back.
– PACE YOURSELF. Take breaks and rehydrate.
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– Lighter weight means easier lifting, a rigid shovel is best and a cheap shovel won't be great. Expect to spend $30 or $35.
– A wood handle is handsome but heavy, metal is cold, and plastic or fiberglass is often just right.
– D-handled grip is best.
– Go for a sturdy scoop. Metal is generally more rigid than plastic but heavier. Steel on the leading edge can extend a shovel's life but scratch a delicate surface such as decking.
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When Saskatchewan became a Province in 1905, it had not set up a provincial policing body, but instead had contracted with the Dominion government for the Royal North West Mounted Police to do the work. Then, under pressure of temperance organizations, Premier W. Scott needed a police force to administer the Provincial Liquor Statues, so in 1910, the Saskatchewan Provincial Police (SPP) came into being. He hired C.A. Mahoney, who was a former Ontario Provincial policeman to organize the new force. It was categorized as a "Secret Service" because members were to do a lot of undercover work to eliminate illegal liquor traffic. Mahoney recruited former members of the North West Mounted Police, veterans of the Boer Wars and others who had no military or police experience.
The new force was to become even more important to law enforcement in the province once World War One began in 1914. The Royal North West Mounted Police had offered its services as a cavalry unit to fight with the Canadian Expeditionary Force overseas, so many additional duties were turned over to the Saskatchewan Provincial Police. It was not long after, that provincial legislation was enacted to close down the bars (1915) and the liquor stores (1916.). By 1917, the additional war duties placed upon the Royal North West Mounted Police resulted in placing more of the day-to-day policing to the Provincial police force.
So, from 1917 to 1928 when they were disbanded, the SPP was the police presence in the majority of Saskatchewan Communities. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (having undergone a change of name in 1920) then resumed all policing duties, except in a few larger cities where municipal forces had been organized.
In Saskatchewan folklore, the Saskatchewan Provincial Policemen are mostly remembered with resentment for the enforcement of the unpopular prohibition laws.
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Philly boxing promoter may cancel George Zimmerman/DMX boxing match
"I want to thank everyone for the good n bad comments I've made the choice to cancel the fight w George Zimmermann more to life then money," Feldman tweeted just before 1 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 8.
DMX is going to fight George Zimmerman in 'celeb boxing tournament'
Rapper DMX has confirmed that he'll go head-to-head with George Zimmerman in the ring.
Philly organizer's latest celebrity match-up: DMX v. George Zimmerman
"Hey, if he gets beat up, I gave the country justice," Damon Feldman said of putting Zimmerman in the ring.
Watch: Here is a video of DMX crashing a wedding party bus
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The Word: Where the money at? DMX is bankrupt
DMX — like half the Jersey housepeople — is now bankrupt.
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Bucs' Jackson suspended indefinitely without pay
The Buccaneers have been dealt a major blow with news that FS Tanard Jackson will be suspended indefinitely without pay for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy.
Freeman, Bucs beat Panthers 20-7
Josh Freeman threw for 178 yards and two TDs as the Bucs improved to 2-0 after a divisional win vs. the Panthers.
Bucs DT McCoy getting comfortable with versatile role
Tampa Bay used Gerald McCoy at four different positions on the D-line in Week One and he's expected to continue moving from spot-to-spot throughout the season.
Bucs CB Talib illegally watched Week One
Aqib Talib was suspended from playing in the Bucs' season opener, but apparently nobody told him he wasn't allowed to be at the stadium, either.
Freeman guides Bucs to 17-14 win over Browns
Second-year QB Josh Freeman returned from a three-week layoff because of a broken thumb on his throwing hand and tossed a pair of touchdown passes Sunday to help the Bucs overcome an 11-point deficit and beat the Cleveland Browns 17-14.
Bucs won't keep DE White after this season
In light of Stylez White's poor practice habits, the Buccaneers are very unlikely to keep the defensive end after this season and will bring in a replacement next offseason, according to NFC South Whispers.
Bucs game blacked out for Week One
The Buccaneers were unable to sell out Raymond James Stadium for Sunday afternoon, so their game against the Browns is blacked out on local TV.
Bucs CB Talib showing signs of maturity
An observer in Tampa says Buccaneers CB Aqib Talib has matured since the end of last season and is carrying himself like a team leader.
Bucs' Freeman sits out Wednesday practice
A day after returning to practice following a thumb injury, Buccaneers QB Josh Freeman sat out Wednesday's session.
Bucs QB Freeman (thumb) expects to start Sunday
Buccaneers starting QB Josh Freeman expects to start Sunday against the Browns after returning to practice Tuesday for the first time since injuring his thumb.
Buccaneers claim C Larsen and RB Lumpkin, cut Smith
The Buccaneers announced Sunday that they claimed ex-Patriots C-OG Ted Larsen and ex-Packers RB Kregg Lumpkin off waivers. The team also waived OT Derek Hardman and RB-RS Clifton Smith.
Bucs release WR Michael Clayton
A year after signing him to a deal worth $10 million guaranteed, the Buccaneers have released WR Michael Clayton.
Bucs RB Huggins shoots up rankings with Ward's release
If you're a fantasy owner who isn't familiar with Kareem Huggins, you had better get used to hearing his name following the Bucs' release of RB Derrick Ward.
Bucs CB Talib suspended one game
The Buccaneers will be without CB Aqib Talib when they face the Browns on Sept. 12.
Bucs cut RB Ward, two others
Buccaneers head coach Raheem Morris announced the team has cut RB Derrick Ward, LB Jon Alston and WR Terrence Nunn.
Tampa Bay restructured Wright's contract, announcing it reached a one-year deal Tuesday.||||||| He signed with the Buccaneers as a free agent last year and started 10 games, but missed time due to injuries and a four-game suspension for violating the league's substance policy.
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Wright has injured his right leg. Wright took himself out of practice Monday morning and had the inside of his right leg stretched. He went back in, then took himself out a few plays later.||||||| The projected starter later had his right groin wrapped with ice.


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