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A 32-year-old Nelson woman is in a stable condition after the car she was in rolled on State Highway 1 in Marlborough yesterday.
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It appeared the car, travelling north, left the road, rolled and landed on it's roof, the spokesman said.
A hospital spokeswoman said this morning the woman was in a stable condition in a ward at Christchurch Hospital.
The woman was assessed and stabilised by the helicopter's onboard intensive care paramedic and St John Ambulance crew at the scene.
A St John Ambulance spokeswoman said a 16-year-old man driving the car was taken to Wairau Hospital in Blenheim with moderate hand and face injuries.
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New Zealand Winegrowers chief executive officer Philip Gregan said the combination of great weather and the demand for more Marlborough wine led to a record harvest.
The demand was coming from growing markets in North America, as well as continued growth in the UK and Australia, Gregan said.
"So this [figure] is wineries responding to the demand."
While the bumper harvest had been predicted, it had been difficult to estimate just how big it would be, he said.
"This was one out of the box . . . [but] we knew it was going to be a lot.
"The general feeling in the industry is that the quality is going to be very good. There's a lot of excitment."
The 2014 figures were positive, and a good step towards New Zealand's wine industry becoming a $2 billion export industry by 2020, he said.
Marlborough was the largest producing region in the country, contributing 76.7 per cent of New Zealand's total volume of harvested grapes.
Hawke's Bay was the second largest region with 10.4 per cent of the country's total - they produced 44,502 tonnes.
Gisborne was third with 16,192 tonnes (3.8 per cent) and fourth was Central Otago with 10,540 tonnes (2.5 per cent).
Vineyards owned by wineries accounted for 45.2 per cent of Marlborough's harvest and those owned by growers produced 54.8 per cent.
Marlborough Winegrowers Board chairman Clive Jones said growers had a great season and there was a "small measure of surprise" when the figures were announced.
"You're never exactly sure what the final figures are going to be.
"Everyone went into this year's vintage with their eyes wide open. We are really happy with the quality and the quantity," Jones said.
"It's a big vintage and I think we've got quite a challenge over the next 12 months to sell that wine at a profit."
Some growers were hit hard by rain in mid-April, but an early ripening allowed most growers to harvest before the rain came.
Wine Marlborough general manager Marcus Pickens said the extra 77,000 tonnes was a "big increase" but it had been expected.
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Arsenal shareholder Alisher Usmanov talks to the Telegraph: "This is Arsenal's time"
The Telegraph's sports section on Tuesday is splashed with a picture of Arsenal's 2nd biggest shareholder, Alisher Usmanov.
Usmanov, the Uzbekistan billionaire, has often been heard voicing criticisms of the Gunners over the past few seasons, particularly during the barren nine year trophy which finally ended last year when the club won the FA Cup.
With the trophy in their Emirates cabinet, and with new signings like Alexis Sanchez now at the club, Usmanov has spoken exclusively to the Telegraph about his belief that "This is Arsenal's time".
The highlights of Usmanov's quotes to the Telegraph are as follows:
The club is very well placed to succeed. I think we begin a new era for Arsenal where we win trophies. That is most important for football.
In my opinion, in line with the existing rules, the club has the correct decision-making process in place, including their selection policy, especially now, when they have the means to buy the best players.
Difficulties have now been overcome and the team is in a good state; the club's finances are in order and I believe that ArsEne Wenger and the club's CEO [Ivan Gazidis] will manage them correctly.
I invested in Arsenal when I bought shares. Obviously, if the club needs it [money], I am ready to consider various options. In my view, at present, the club has great prospects and it does not need additional investment.
I never said anything bad about the club or somebody personally. I said what, in my view, we can do – not better – but more effectively.
I also want to highlight the contribution of the coaching team. They achieved the best they could at a time when the club had a huge financial deficit.
I have warm and, in my view, good relationships with a number of the board member, [but] I have not had any contact with Mr Kroenke.
Those who control the club run the club. Mr Kroenke's group controls the club and they control the day-to-day management. I hold a 30 per cent stake in Arsenal and therefore, the board's success is shareholders' success.
I have no plans to exit. I wish Arsenal success and hope that they win trophies.
Staying with Arsenal, below is the Guardian's pre-season review of the Gunners before the Premier League campaign kicks off.
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Northern Rock to be "sold by end of year"
LONDON (Reuters) - The government is to sell off Northern Rock by the end of the year in a bid to reclaim taxpayers' cash, The Sunday Times said without citing sources.
The paper said advisors Credit Suisse has started to draw up the sale plan, which is linked to moves to split the nationalised bank in two.
The bank's most toxic loans are to be siphoned off into a "bad bank" that will remain in government hands.
Virgin Money, National Australia Bank, Santander and private equity firms Blackstone and TowerBrook have all been sounded out about the deal, the paper said.
A spokesman for the UK Treasury declined to comment on the report.
(Reporting by Ben Deighton, editing by Elaine Hardcastle)
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The Fortification Street groundbreaking ceremony was held recently in Belhaven. Participating were (from left) Jackson Chief Administrative Officer Thelman Boyd, Greater Belhaven Foundation Executive Director Virgi Lindsay, Mayor Harvey...
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LOWER TOWNSHIP ŌĆō Arthur E. ŌĆ£ArtŌĆØ Treon, whose name was synonymous with fire fighting and emergency management in the township, county, and state, died Wednesday night after leaving the scene of a fatal fire in North Wildwood.
Town Bank Fire Chief Lou McGonigal, a longtime friend, said Treon had gone to Tuesday nightŌĆÖs fire at 212 W. 17th Ave. in North Wildwood Nov. 18. McGonigal said Treon complained of chest pains and shortness of breath and was transported to the hospital, where he appeared to be doing better. Treon later died…
NORTH WILDWOOD ŌĆō The North Wildwood Police announced one person died in a fatal fire, Tuesday night.
Firefighters were called to a home at 212 17th Avenue on Nov. 18 at approximately 8:19 p.m. where they found the residence engulfed in flames.
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Middle Township police announced that they made the following arrests from Nov. 3-9. Those charged are considered innocent unless guilt is proven. This report only contains individuals that were arrested based on complaints signed by law enforcement personnel, not complaints signed by private citizens.
GREEN CREEK ŌĆō Six people were injured in an accident on Route 47 at 11 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 13, and five of them were airlifted from the scene to area hospitals, according to a statement from Middle Township Police Department.
Police responding to the scene said that a red Ford minivan driven by Nora Torrado, 38, Wildwood, was traveling north on Route 47 near Lomurno Lane when it was struck by a Silver Chevy driven by Vincent McBride, 78, Green Creek.
GALLOWAY ŌĆō Richard Stockton College and Caesars Entertainment Corporation have signed a letter of intent for the college to acquire Showboat Atlantic City from the casino company.
Stockton said Wednesday, Nov. 12 that it plans to repurpose the former Showboat site as a branch campus.
LEWES, Del. ŌĆō Delaware River and Bay Authority (DRBA) officials have announced an agreement to place two electric vehicle charging stations at the Lewes ferry terminal of the Cape MayŌĆōLewes Ferry.
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AVALON ŌĆö Paul Holmgren, the general manager of the Philadelphia Flyers, was hurt in a bicycle accident in Avalon Monday.
He was taken to Cape Regional Medical Center, according to reports, and was later admitted to Cooper Hospital in Camden.
Avalon Police were called to the scene of a bicycle accident on Monday, Sept. 5, at 11:28 a.m.
According to police, Holmgren, 55, of Somerdale, was riding his bicycle north on Dune Drive at 58th Street when he lost his balance and fell off. No other vehicles, bicycles, or pedestrians were involved in the accident, police said.
Avalon police say Holmgren suffered a cut to the right side of his head and a shin abrasion, and was transported to Cape Regional Medical Center in Cape May Court House, by the Avalon Rescue Squad. He was conscious and alert at the time of the accident and told police that he lost his balance while on his bicycle.
Holmgren was wearing a helmet at the time.
Avalon Patrolman Samuel Hoffman was the responding officer.
Some Philadelphia media later reported more serious injuries, including broken ribs and a broken shoulder. Avalon officials had no explanation for the discrepancy, and there was no immediate statement released from the Flyers NHL organization.
Holmgren has been the FlyersŌĆÖ GM since 2006, after seven seasons as assistant general manager under Bobbie Clarke. He had also served as head coach of the Flyers and the Hartford Whalers, as well as playing 527 NHL games before retiring from the ice in 1985.
Some Philadelphia media later reported more serious injuries, including broken ribs and a broken shoulder. Avalon officials had no explanation for the discrepancy, and there was no immediate statement released from the Flyers NHL organization.
Holmgren has been the FlyersŌĆÖ GM since 2006, after seven seasons as assistant general manager under Bobbie Clarke. He had also served as head coach of the Flyers and the Hartford Whalers, as well as playing 527 NHL games before retiring from the ice in 1985.
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The 159,000-square-foot Macy's store at Fiesta Mall will close as part of the company's nationwide reduction in stores. It opened in 1979 and has 98 employees. Eligible employees who are laid off will be offered severance benefits, said a company spokesperson.
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The man who sat before Pamela Jones in a Greene County courtroom Tuesday was a family friend.
He'd worked with her son and her at Northstar Battery Co. They talked "pretty much every day," she testified.
Now, Christopher R. Coleman, 26, is one of two men accused of murdering Jones' son, Jason Isenbletter, in July.
After testimony from Jones and two others Tuesday, Greene County Associate Circuit Court Judge Mark Powell found probable cause Coleman committed second-degree murder and armed criminal action in Isenbletter's death.
The case will now proceed to the circuit court level, where it can be tried.
Matthew S. Jennings, the other man charged in the killing, waived his right to a preliminary hearing earlier this month.
In her testimony, Jones described visiting her son's East McDaniel Street duplex on July 22.
It was the fourth time she'd visited the home since her son went missing days earlier.
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After witnessing a Kane County Cougars 15-1 beatdown of the Cedar Rapids Kernels, I awoke to gray skies and the promise of rain. But things got better! After showers in the morning, the rain diminished to sprinkles by game time and were pretty much gone by the middle innings. There were even a few peeks of sunshine later in the day.
On the field, Hudson Boyd started for the Kernels. He yielded a quick run in the first, struck out the side in the second (on ten pitches IIRC) and wobbled through the third and fourth. Boyd was out in the fifth after yielding a game-tying homer. The Kernels took the lead in the second with a four-run inning highlighted by catcher Michael Quesada 2-run gapper. With the score tied 4-4, the Kernels mounted another four-run burst culminated by Byron Buxton's gapper to left-center. Outstanding work by Steve Gruver netted the win for the Kernels.
I met both JO Berrios and Mason Melotakis of the Kernels. I spoke with SD Buhr (Jim Crikket) and a scout from the Mets. While the young men are a long way from the major leagues, there is a lot of talent and some of them will be playing for the Twins some day.
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Early in World War II, British scientists developed radar to detect Nazi Luftwaffe planes at night.
The system helped thwart devastating raids.
But they couldn't perfect its crucial magnetron, which converts electrons into microwaves.
Percy Spencer was born in Howland, Maine, and joined Raytheon in 1925. Raytheon Co. View Enlarged Image
Britain asked America for help, which led to a meeting with Percy Spencer, an engineer at defense manufacturing firm Raytheon (RTN).
Spencer, a man with only a grade school education, listened as British scientists described their magnetron production, a process he said was awkward and impractical.
The British trusted Spencer to the point they let him take its most valuable secret weapon home.
Smart move. Within days, Spencer came up with radical changes that simplified manufacturing and improved its performance.
"He had a reputation for thinking outside the box," Rod Spencer, a grandson of the inventor who would develop the microwave oven, told IBD. "He was totally driven to create new things and had an intuitive sense for how things worked."
The British method of building a magnetron required the machining, drilling and reaming of copper blocks to accurate dimensions. One slight mistake and it was trashed.
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The spark for Spencer's reinvention came from his coins.
"While stacking the coins, the idea came to him how to make the magnetron," said Rod Spencer, founder and CEO of CouplerSystems.com, a developer of automation software.
His grandfather wrote in 1960: "I conceived the idea of stamping out sheets of copper, stacking them with silver separators and putting them through a furnace."
He also swapped out electronic parts with more advanced systems, refining them to make radar systems far more effective in combat.
The result: Raytheon produced 2,600 magnetrons a day, up from 17 per week, with Spencer managing hundreds of people. Raytheon radar systems could detect enemy planes, submarines when they surfaced and German warships at long distances for successful destruction. Raytheon accounted for 80% of the magnetrons produced for the war effort.
For his service, Spencer was awarded a Distinguished Service Medal, the U.S. Navy's highest civilian honor.
His best commercial invention, the microwave, was still to come.
Born in Howland, Maine, in 1894, Spencer was just 18 months old when his father died in a sawmill accident. His mother then left Spencer and another son in the care of an impoverished aunt and uncle.
His uncle died when he was 7, and his formal education ended when he was 12. After working at a spool mill, he learned that a local paper mill was going to use electricity.
Even though Spencer knew nothing about electricity, he signed on to install the system. He learned entirely by trial and error and studied textbooks by night. When the project ended, he was a skilled electrician.
The Titanic's SOS failure and sinking in 1912 added up to a turning point. It dramatically popularized wireless telegraphy operators. One of those hooked was Spencer, who joined the Navy to learn the craft.
To make up for his limited schooling, "I just got hold of a lot of textbooks and taught myself while I was standing watch at night," he said. He learned trigonometry, calculus, chemistry, physics and metallurgy.
Spencer and Raytheon baked the first microwave in 1947, an 800-pound Radar Range that cost shoppers $3,000. Spencer Family Archives View Enlarged Image
By the time he joined Raytheon in 1925, Spencer had a reputation as one of the best electric tube designers who "could make a working tube out of a sardine can," said a Massachusetts Institute of Technology physicist.
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In a 1958 Reader's Digest article, an MIT scientist suggested Spencer's lack of schooling was a plus: "The educated scientist knows many things won't work. Percy doesn't know what can't be done."
Following the end of World War II in 1945, Spencer wrote about his time at Raytheon, saying, "We found ourselves with zero business in the microwave tube field. It was in this period that I got the idea of cooking with microwaves."
The magnetron device used for radar caused a stream of electrons interacting with a magnet to resonate in a specially shaped, high-powered vacuum tube. The result was microwave radiation.
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Scientists knew that magnetrons generated heat when molecules reacted to microwave frequencies.
As the story goes, Spencer was at a lab where magnetrons were being tested. As he stood close by one, he recognized that a candy bar in his pocket had melted.
He had an itch to find out more.
At the time, Raytheon revenue was plunging and needed to develop products for the civilian market.
CEO Laurence Marshall pulled together his top engineers. Spencer suggested they should build a microwave oven. He had solved some of Raytheon's greatest challenges. Now Marshall told him to go for it.
Spencer built a box with a magnetron in it and put popcorn kernels inside. In short order the kernels popped. An egg was next. Spencer began using it to reheat his lunches.
The development of the microwave grew from these observations, and in 1947 the first microwave oven hit the market.
The primitive unit was 5 1/2 feet tall, 2 feet wide and deep, and had to be water-cooled. It weighed nearly 800 pounds and cost about $3,000.
Raytheon named the monster the Radar Range. It wasn't a big seller, since it was practical only for restaurants, airline companies and other commercial operations.
Spencer needed help to design and build an oven for the home market. His teammate was Marvin Bock, a young Raytheon engineer who contributed plenty to shrink the size.
Other companies were working on a microwave oven as well. The first such device for the home was introduced in 1955 by Tappan Stove Co. under license from Raytheon. It faced similar problems: too big, bulky and expensive, at $1,300.
Raytheon, with Spencer in the hub, developed a new model in 1964, and in 1965 bought Amana, a developer and marketer of brand-name household appliances. Two years later Amana introduced the Radarange, the first countertop microwave oven geared specifically for the consumer market.
By 1975, sales of microwave ovens exceeded those of gas ranges.
Spencer died in 1970 at age 76 with more than 150 patents to his name.
"He passed away before microwave became popular, so he had no idea it would take off the way it did," said his grandson.
A 1992 survey by R&D Magazine listed the microwave oven as one of the top 30 products that changed our lives, rating No. 2, just behind the personal computer.
Spencer entered the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 1999.
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This is an amazing entree that even kids will love to eat! It goes great with a nice salad and white rice. I am not sure how much this yields but will guess.
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