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Reuben Dip
Over the last week I had been enjoying the leftover corned beef in the form of reuben sandwiches. I made sure to save one serving of the corned beef for the weekend because there was one more recipe that I wanted to try with it. I had come across a recipe for a reuben dip a while ago and I just knew that I would have to make it. It has all of the great flavours of a reuben sandwich in the form of a dip! I tweaked the recipe a bit and added some cream cheese as it the base of all of my favorite hot cheesy dips. I also decided to serve it with some toasted rye bread which was the one component of a reuben sandwich that was missing. The reuben dip was amazingly good! It was nice and warm and ooey and gooey and stringy and addictively tasty. I have never seen a bowl of dip disappear so quickly! I ran out of toasted rye before the dip and the dip was eagerly finished off with a spoon. I will definitely be making this again.
Reuben Dip
Servings: makes 4 servings
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes
Printable Recipe
- 1/2 cup cooked corned beef, diced or shredded
- 1/4 cup sauerkraut, squeezed and drained
- 1/4 cup Swiss cheese, shredded
- 4 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
- 1/4 cup Russian dressing
- Mix everything, place it in a baking dish and bake in a preheated 350F oven until bubbling on the sides and golden brown on top, about 20 minutes.
Slow Cooker: Mix everything, place it in the slow cooker and cook until the cheese is nice and melted about 1-2 hours on high or 2-4 hours on low.
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[CS6] [Ellen Wixted] [Sr. Product Manager, Pro Video & Audio] Hi, I'm going to show you some of the new features in Audition CS6 that can really make a big difference in your audio for video workflows. I'm going to start my project over here in Premiere with a really simple edit that we shot in the neighborhood in Seattle where Adobe's offices are. We've got Durin here, and he's talking about ADR, so let me go ahead and play this, and take a listen to the audio, and while you're listening notice that the new mixer panel and the audio levels meter have both been redesigned in Premiere CS6. Okay, so let's go ahead and play back that video. ADR can just be a fact of life when you're shooting on location. The new align speech tools in Adobe-- Okay, that gives you a sense of what we're up against, but before we go over into Premiere I want to talk really briefly about some of the things that we've added in Premiere that really make a big difference, so I've actually used the warp stabilizer to stabilize these 2 shots, so let me go ahead and turn that back on, and you can see a lot of the M1 and camera movement that we got when we shot that was taken care of. I've also created a graded version of this sequence using the new Adobe SpeedGrade, and it makes it really fast and easy to take your projects from kind of looking like that to looking really much more filmic, and frankly, more beautiful. Let's give the audio in this project the same treatment. Let me use the Edit in Audition command to send this sequence over to Audition so I can do some work on the audio. We've got the ability to export a preview video, which in this case because we're going to be doing ADR work is absolutely critical. We also have the ability to turn on or off the Open in Audition option so that if I were handing this off to somebody else to do this work for me I'd easily be able to package that up. Let me go ahead and hit cancel, and we'll go over to Audition, and you can see we've got the clips there, and you can tell just by looking at them that the volume levels don't match at all, so I'm going to go ahead and use the Match Clip Volume command, and you'll notice here that we've added support for the ITU loudness standard, and what that allows you to do is make sure that if you're making a commercial or some other kind of content that it's in compliance with the new standards for broadcast loudness. Let me go ahead and click okay, and you can see that it actually dropped this one down significantly while raising the level of the second clip, so now if I play that in Audition they're at least sort of in the same neighborhood. They still sound terrible, but we can fix that too. Let me switch over to the media browser here, and this is another new feature that we've added in Audition, so let me find my demo assets here, and I've actually got a really nice little ability to create shortcuts to the projects that I'm working on. And I'm going to click over here, and we'll just use the reading phrase, so let me go ahead and start back at the beginning. ADR can just be a fact of life-- And you can tell looking at that that the lip movements aren't aligning at all with the audio, so I'm going to use the new automatic speech alignment command in Audition to make sure that those sync up. But I'm going to start by breaking this into a couple of smaller clips, and I'm doing that because speech alignment works best in Audition if the files that you're starting with are roughly the same size. Let me go ahead and select those two, and I'll run that. What's nice about the speech alignment is that you've got the ability to sort of tell it whether you would prefer to have tight alignment or smoother stretching or sort of a middle road, and I'm going to go ahead and choose that here, and I'll just go ahead and click okay, and you can see it's really, really fast. Let me do that with the second clip. We'll go ahead and set that up. Okay, so let's go back to the beginning and see how well it lines up. ADR can just be a fact of life when you're shooting on location. The new align speech tools in Adobe Audition CS6 really take a lot of the hassle out of-- Okay, so that sounds great, and we've got a nice, clean dialogue track, but these clips were clearly shot on location, and I want to be able to drop in some wild sound that I recorded, so I actually logged this project using the new Adobe Prelude, and part of what I did as I was logging was identify some clips that I could use for the wild soundtrack. I've gone ahead and in a separate session mixed those down, so I'm going to just drop those in there, and let me select this and trim it down so it's roughly the same length. There we go. Okay, and we'll go ahead and turn this one on as well, and then we can adjust. That's a little loud, so we'll drop that down. Okay, so with a minimum amount of effort I've gone ahead and replaced the dialogue track, and we've got the wild sound, and so now that I'm largely done with my project I'm going to go ahead and choose Export to Premiere Pro, and I'm going to mix this down as a stereo file and go ahead and do that, and you can see it almost instantly is back over in Premiere. I could add this as a new audio track, but instead I'm just going to drop it into the audio 2 track and turn off the original, and we'll go back to the beginning and see how much better this piece looks and sounds because of the new features that we've added in CS6. You can see with a minimum amount of time and effort I've been able to significantly improve the quality of my audio for this really simple little project. We think CS6 is going to be a huge release because it makes doing simple projects like this as well as more complex ones much faster and much easier. [Adobe]
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Petra Kvitova defeats Eugenie Bouchard, 6-3, 6-0, to capture her second Wimbledon women's singles title. MORE
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Jun. 30, 2014
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Jun. 29, 2014
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Jun. 29, 2014
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Jun. 26, 2014
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Jun. 26, 2014
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Sloane Stephens loses to Maria Kirilenko in first round at Wimbledon; other tournament news noted. MORE
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Maria Sharapova has built a new team, hiring Dutch coach Sven Groeneveld, German hitting coach Dieter Kindlmann and French physical therapist Jerome Bianchi, in bid to win another Wimbledon. MORE
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Jun. 22, 2014
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Jun. 22, 2014
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Jun. 17, 2014
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Dec. 27, 2013
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Jul. 9, 2013
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Jul. 8, 2013
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Jul. 8, 2013
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Jul. 8, 2013
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Jul. 7, 2013
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Jul. 7, 2013
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Jul. 7, 2013
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Jul. 6, 2013
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Jul. 6, 2013
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Jul. 6, 2013
Andy Murray defeats Jerzy Janowicz in men's semifinal at Wimbledon, lifting Britain's hopes as he returns to men's final for second consecutive year. MORE
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Derek Lilliquist is in his 13th year with the Cardinals organization, his fourth as a member of the Major League coaching staff and third season in his current role as pitching coach. He served as the team's bullpen coach in 2011, and took over the pitching coach duties in August 2012 after Dave Duncan took a leave of absence.
"Lilly" served as the Jupiter Complex pitching coordinator from 2008-2010, working with rehabilitating pitchers, and from 2004-07 he served as the pitching coach for Palm Beach (A). Palm Beach made the playoffs twice in that span and won the 2005 Florida State League Championship as the pitching staff registered the second-best ERA (3.94) in the FSL.
Lilliquist initiated his career with the Cardinals at rookie-level Johnson City in 2002, then moved on to Peoria in 2003. Before joining the Cardinals, Lilliquist was a high school baseball coach at Vero Beach (Fla.) High School from 1998 to 2001.
The former left-handed starter-turned-reliever spent five-plus years in the Major Leagues, recording 25 victories. In 1992 while with Cleveland, Lilliquist made 71 appearances, going 5-3 with a 1.75 ERA. The next season with Cleveland, he earned 10 saves while recording a 2.25 ERA. He was drafted in 1987 by the Atlanta Braves in the first round (sixth pick overall) of the June free agent draft and spent time in the Major Leagues with Atlanta, San Diego, Cleveland, Boston and Cincinnati, ending his professional career in 1997.
Lilliquist, 48, graduated from Sarasota (Fla.) High School and had an outstanding collegiate career at the University of Georgia where he compiled a 31-12 record with a 3.30 ERA in three years. In 1987 he led Georgia to the SEC title and a first-ever trip to the NCAA College World Series after being named College Pitcher of the Year by Baseball America.
He makes his offseason home in Vero Beach and has two children Derek (20) and Alexandra (18).


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Viscose Deep V-Neck Top
Style # 196366
With a luxe neckline and lightweight metallic fabric, this bebe top is a great season-to-seaon top that can be worked in with casual and workweek pieces.
- 83% viscose, 7% metallic.
- Center back to hem: 21" (53 cm).
- Hand wash.
- Imported.
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S.
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Rated 2 out of 5�by 2Die4Fashion Not so stunning I thought this shirt was very thin and made of an itchy material. It would be fine if your were planning to only wear it as a layer over a button down, but on it's I was not impressed and actually returned it. October 22, 2012
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Fishing Bay WMA
With about 29,000 acres, Fishing Bay WMA is the the state's largest wildlife management area and largest parcel of publicly owned tidal wetlands in Maryland. Large expanses of tidal marshes dominate eighty percent of this WMA, located adjacent to Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. in southeastern Dorchester County. The property is dotted with small islands of lowland loblolly pines and mixed hardwoods.
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What To See
Both the native white-tailed deer and the Asian sika deer can be found grazing on wetland plants. Muskrats and the exotic South American nutria compete for habitat. Nutria is a large rodent whose voracious appetite for marsh plants threatens this fragile ecosystem. Bald eagles, osprey, bobwhite quail, waterfowl and shorebirds, including the secretive black rail, are abundant.
What To Do
Listen for the bugling and whistling of the sika deer stags from September through December. Mallards and black ducks are abundant on the inland ponds, while the best bet for bagging diving ducks, like scaup, is on the bays and river shoreline. Canada geese can be found on the marsh and in the open water. Fur trapping is offered by yearly lease. Saltwater fishing and crabbing are excellent.
Area Regulations
Non-hunting Users Guide
Special Areas
Site Management Goals
Prescribed fires are used during the winter months on both marsh and woodlands to improve plant and wildlife diversity. Be aware of these activities before entering the area during January to April.
From the Bay Bridge, take U.S. Route 50 east to Cambridge. Follow Bucktown Road south to Bestpitch Ferry Road. Proceed south crossing the Transquaking River to the Fishing Bay entrance. Other sections of the area can be reached by Griffith's Neck Road, Maple Dam Road and Elliot Island Road. Public boat launching facilities at Bestpitch, Elliot Island and Shorter's Wharf are convenient to Fishing Bay. For additional information, contact the LeCompte Wildlife Office at (410) 376-3236.
Kayak photo by Tom Darden
This area is a part of Marylands Department of Natural Resources public land system and is managed by the Wildlife and Heritage Service. The primary mission of the WMA system is to conserve and enhance wildlife populations and their respective habitats as well as to provide public recreational use of the States wildlife resources.
Eighty-five percent of the funding for Maryland's state wildlife programs comes from hunting license fees and a federal excise tax on sport hunting devices and ammunition. The federal aid funds are derived from the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration (or Pittman-Robertson) Fund, which sportsmen and women have been contributing to since 1937. Each state receives a share of the funds, which is administered by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service; these funds are used for wildlife conservation and hunter education programs, including the management of the WMA system.
Other sources of funds for land acquisition include Program Open Space Funding for Maryland's State and local parks and conservation areas, provided through The Department of Natural Resources' Program Open Space. Established in 1969, Program Open Space symbolizes Maryland's long-term commitment to conserving natural resources while providing exceptional outdoor recreation opportunities.
Public Lands
- Wildlife Management Areas
- Public Hunting Lands
- WMA Maps & Information
- WMA Acres by Region
- Public Lands Managed by Region
- Public Dove Fields
- Guide to Marylands Natural Areas
- Maryland State Parks
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- Hunting Seasons Calendar
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Dover Arena Summer Girls High School Hockey Program
dover — The Dover Arena will once again hold the girls summer high school skate on Sunday nights in July and August. This was a huge success last summer and filled quickly. Every Sunday at 5:30 – 7 p.m. teams will be picked for a full game format with referees. It was very competitive last summer and lots of fun. Every week the teams will change.
For more information contact the Dover Ice Arena 603-516-6060 during weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Dover spring sports sign-ups at McConnell Center
DOVER — Dover Recreation would like to announce sign-ups for spring sports. Sign-ups will take place at the McConnell Center Cafeteria on Saturday, Feb. 9, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Dover Baseball, Cocheco Lacrosse, Dover Soccer Association, Dover Youth Softball, Dover Youth Football, Dover Little Green Football and Dover Little Green Cheerleading will be available for sign-ups.
Seacoast Basketball Tournament registration underway
PORTSMOUTH — Registration is underway for the 64th annual Seacoast Basketball Tournament at the new Portsmouth Middle School Connie Bean Gymnasium.
Police-Fire charity hockey game on Feb. 15
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Police Department would like to announce it's annual charity hockey game on Feb. 15 (moved from Feb. 8) 6 p.m., at the Rochester Arena. This is the 6th year of this game. This hockey game is a great opportunity to support your local heros, while giving back to the community. Admission to the game is non-perishable food items. All donated items will be delivered to Gerry's Food Pantry to support those in need within the Rochester Community.
Softball league seeks women's teams and players
DOVER — Dover Girls Softball registration is now open for the 2013 spring season for ages 4-16. You can register online at www.doversoftball.com.
Green Wave Baseball Players Clinic
DOVER — The 2013 Green Wave Baseball Players Clinic will take place March 16 and 17 at Dover High School.
Green Wave Winter Break Basketball Camp
Camp instructors are Ben Hart and Chris Anderson. Hart played Division 1 baseball at both Vermont and UMass Amherst. He ran the video department for the DeMarini Top 96, where he worked closely with hundreds of college coaches breaking down and analyzing baseball mechanics. Anderson was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in 2006. Since retiring in 2009, Anderson has been involved in coaching throughout the Seacoast.To register, call Hart at 603-969-9034.
Cocheco Lacrosse sign-ups
Roger N. Allen Baseball annual meeting
For more information you can visit our website at www.somersworthyouthsoftball.org. You can also contact Vice President Colby Walker at firstname.lastname@example.com or Website Manager, Mark McGuire, at email@example.com .
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This week's jam-packed episode looks at the adventures of a foul frat bro, a convicted murderer and a Mormon cutie as well as the scoop from stars at Breakfast at Tiffany's and the biggest, broadest, bulkiest Broadway star of them all.
In this week's episode we welcome a new video blogger, find Honeymoon happiness, unveil the new Culturalist top 10 and pit two Tony-winning View funny ladies against each other!October 15, 2014
This week's jam-packed episode features the news about Aaron Tveit, Laura Osnes and Lin-Manuel Miranda and more faves as well as the unveiling of your top picks on Culturalist. Enjoy!October 8, 2014
In this week's episode, we gear up for a load of new shows, celebrate Broadway romance, cheer for a Hollywood star's awesome debut and get a glimpse at a special Saigon performance.October 1, 2014
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On this week's episode, we hail new Hedwig star Andrew Rannells, talk about Matilda and Motown and smackdown two Emmy-nommed TV stars.August 28, 2014
In this week's episode of The Broadway.com Show, we talk about Broadway plans for Neverland and On Your Feet!, give a big thumbs up to Lin-Manuel Miranda and Tom Kitt and watch one Genie salute another.August 20, 2014
Shake the sand out of your hair and get out of the sun, it's another summery episode of The Broadway.com Show. This week we talk about Emma Stone, Larry David and why Audra is still the queen. Enjoy!August 13, 2014
On this week's episode of The Broadway.com Show, Constantine Maroulis returns to rock Broadway, talk show hosts invade Cinderella's kingdom, we find out what can totally ruin a star's day and more.August 6, 2014
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Men repair a home damaged by Superstorm Sandy next to a one that is almost collapsed on the Rockaway Peninsula in New York, Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012. Sandy damaged or destroyed 305,000 housing units in New York.
TOMS RIVER, N.J. -- Superstorm Sandy may have one more nasty surprise still to come: higher taxes.The math is simple and cruel. The storm left fewer properties standing, often wrecking waterfront communities that paid the highest taxes because of the desirability of living near the water.Unless shore towns from Rhode Island to New Jersey get a big influx of aid from the state and federal governments, which are themselves strapped for cash, they will have no choice but to raise taxes on homes and businesses that survived to make up for the loss. Even with federal reimbursement of 75 percent, the towns -- many of which were already struggling before the storm -- could still be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars."Hopefully taxes won't go up; we all have individual bills that we're going to have to worry about," said Ralph Isaacs, a 71-year-old retired teacher whose home in Long Beach, N.Y., was flooded with 18 inches of water, knocking out the electricity and heat and forcing him and his wife into a rented recreational vehicle for 17 days. "We're pretty sure the insurance money is not going to cover everything."Toms River, where 5,000 residents are still out of their homes, recently passed a $35 million emergency appropriation; debris removal alone is costing it $1 million a week. The township's Ortley Beach section, where property values and taxes were highest, saw 225 homes destroyed. Administrator Paul Shives asked state officials this week for three to five years of extra state aid.Right now, he said, it is impossible for towns like his to even consider formulating a budget without knowing how much tax money will be coming in. Shore towns especially are expecting a wave of tax appeals from storm-damaged or destroyed homes that will lower the towns' tax bases, though that doesn't appear to have begun in earnest yet.The realities have touched off an intense push to get the federal government to assume the largest share of the cost. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo this week upped his state's reimbursement request from $30 billion to $42 billion; New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie asked Wednesday for $36.8 billion.Cuomo said most of the recovery should be paid for by the federal government."To try to finance (recovery costs) through taxes would incapacitate this state," said Cuomo, who noted the cost of repairing just one subway station in lower Manhattan will be $600 million.Christie -- who this week announced his campaign for a second term amid high poll ratings for his handling of the storm and who is considered a leading potential Republican presidential candidate in 2016 -- has told residents in storm-damaged areas to expect to pay higher taxes. This month, he told communities they can exempt storm recovery costs from a state-imposed 2 percent limit on property tax increases."You know, it's got to be paid for," said Christie, whose constituents already pay among the highest property taxes in the nation. "There's no magic money tree. But I think most people's towns will recognize that if they believe that the money is being spent reasonably and responsibly to rebuild their towns, they'll be happy to do it."Vinny Curtain, whose Point Pleasant Beach, N.J., home was damaged by flooding, agreed -- reluctantly."Every town up and down from Long Island, Staten Island to Long Beach Island is dealing with this," he said. "They're all going to face the same problem. If spending continues -- and it has to -- and the tax base goes down, you've got to make it up from somewhere. It's got to be paid for. It's definitely a concern."With local towns reeling and state governments equally cash-strapped, many are looking to the federal government to make things right through the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the arm of government that has paid out billions in disaster recovery funds for Midwestern floods, tornadoes and Hurricane Katrina, among others.But politically, Sandy couldn't have come at a worse time, with Republicans and Democrats locked in a bitter standoff over spending and taxes as a series of painful automatic tax increases and spending cuts known as the "fiscal cliff" looms if lawmakers can't agree on a deficit reduction plan. Lawmakers from states hit hard by Sandy are eager for the White House to make its emergency request to Congress for more Sandy money.A new disaster aid funding plan was put in place by last year's budget agreement that permits President Barack Obama to seek another $5.4 billion in disaster aid -- on top of $7.1 billion approved as part of a six-month government funding bill -- without breaking budget limits. Lawmakers are eager to at least obtain the $5.4 billion during Congress' lame duck session. It's more likely any additional funds would come next year.There's also a possibility that more Sandy funding could get wrapped into a broader budget deal as part of the fiscal cliff talks.On Wednesday, FEMA approved $8.3 million in debris removal funding for four New Jersey municipalities, and New Jersey's state government got $31.1 million for feeding and housing rescue and utility workers after the storm.On New York's Long Island, Long Beach City Manager Jack Schnirman said the community already took steps this year to reduce a $10.25 million deficit from its $87 million annual budget. The city workforce was cut by 10 percent, including five firefighters from a 35-member force. The city also imposed a three-year tax surcharge on all homeowners to close the deficit.That puts the city in no position to ask taxpayers to cover the costs of Sandy, which he estimated at $200 million. Moody's Investor Service says after FEMA reimbursements, the city could be left with a bill of as much as $25 million. Schnirman said he is still seeking ways for other federal or state money to cover that cost."We can't go back to our taxpayers," he said. "That's not a viable option."Municipal governments are already doing the calculations -- and not liking the answers. On the eastern half of Long Island, Suffolk County officials say Sandy has cost an estimated $70 million for debris removal and beach and road repairs, as well as police overtime. A county official estimated that after FEMA reimbursements, the county could be on the hook for $50 million but didn't anticipate having to raise taxes.Westerly was the Rhode Island town hardest hit by the storm. Town Manager Steven Hartford said it has already paid $400,000 for storm-related repairs and sand removal; the total cost is likely to reach $3.5 million before FEMA reimbursements."If we spend between $3 million and $4 million, even if we hit a grand slam and get 75 percent of that reimbursed, we're still out a million dollars," Hartford said.Likewise, in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J., Mayor Vincent Barrella is bracing for a higher tax rate in a town that has already approved $2.4 million for emergency cleanup. It approved more than $1 million in spending this week for boardwalk repairs, sand removal, replacing police cars destroyed in the storm, a front-end loader and other Sandy-related costs."This is stuff you have to do," Barrella said. "You have to haul away the debris, you have to pick up the downed trees; you can't just leave the sand in the middle of the street."


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HERE Maps API - Converting from JavaScript to KML
KML has emerged as the de facto standard for online mapping data. This article explains how to convert an existing JavaScript-based Map into a KML-based solution and details the likely benefits to be gained by implementing such a solution
Introduction : What is KML
Keyhole Markup Language (KML) is an XML notation for geographic applications. It allows both two-dimensional maps and three-dimensional maps to display additional information overlaying the basic map. The current version of the HERE Maps API for JavaScript is KML compliant and is able to parse KML files. By separating the geographical application data (the model) from the method of rendering that data on the map (the view), the same KML data may be used be multiple applications. For example, most major search engines, such as Google, Bing and Ask are able to read KML files directly and return the map in their search results. Also since KML is a de facto standard, mapping libraries are optimised to use it, therefore converting from a Home-brew JavaScript solution to a KML solution should result in a faster rendering performance for basic map data.
What aspects of KML are relevant for two-dimensional maps?
KML was originally developed for three-dimensional Earth viewers, therefore only a subset of KML is strictly relevant to two-dimensional maps. Fortunately this also covers a high percentage of 2d-mapping use cases.
KML is able to:
- Specify icons and labels to identify locations.
- Specify additional information (e.g. address, phone number) to associate with a specific location.
- Define other elements such as polygons and polylines and attach them to the map.
- Define styles to specify feature appearance.
- Write HTML descriptions of features, including hyperlinks and embedded images
- Use folders for hierarchical grouping of features
Comparison between HERE Map elements and the KML syntax
Map Marker
A MapMarker is a KML <Placemark> with a <Point> geometry and an <IconStyle>
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marker = new nokia.maps.map.Marker(
As can be seen, there is a one-to-one correspondence between the Marker attributes and the KML <Point> attributes. The coordinates of the marker are specified in the <coordinates> tag, although longitude and latitude are reversed, and altitude is added. Since altitude is irrelevant for a two-dimensional map, a placeholder of zero can be used. The icon of the marker is defined by the <href> tag. The anchor of the marker is specified in the <hotSpot> tag, with the Point offsets held in the x and y attributes. Note that <hotSpot> can be defined in three different ways, correspond directly,the xunit atttibute and the yunit attribute must be set to "pixels"
Map Standard Marker
A Map StandardMarker can be defined as KML <Placemark> with a <Point> geometry and a <styleUrl>
|HERE Map
|KML Syntax
<script type="text/javascript"
<Style id='FF0000'>
KML does not have the concept of a StandardMarker. If a <Point> is defined without styling, it is up to the rendering library to decide what icon to use on the marker. Obviously if HERE Maps is used, the <Point> will default to the Nokia StandardMarker. Nokia's StandardMarker has a brush attribute which changes the color of the marker. This cannot be replicated directly in KML. However, it is possible to approximate this using a KML <Style>.
Firstly we need to create custom icons for the various default RGB colors:
|Style Id
Thereafter, we can use the <styleURL> element of the <PlaceMark> to render the <Point> using the icon defined in the <Style> Marker.
An Infobubble can be defined as KML <Placemark> with a <description> tag
|HERE Map
|KML Syntax
function addInfoBubble(infoBubbles, marker, html) {
<script type="text/javascript"
The <description> tag is defined as being "User-supplied content that appears in the description balloon". As such it is analogous to the Nokia Map Infobubble. The usual way to create an InfoBubble is to associate additional data with the marker (in this case by adding an .html attribute) and then displaying the info bubble by adding an onclick event.
Many KML feeds make the assumption that the consumer of the KML file will render HTML, and therefore place HTML tags directly in the description - this could be avoided by using KML placeholders and creating a <BalloonStyle>, but this is beyond the scope of this article.
A Polyline can be defined as KML <Placemark> with a <LineString> geometry and a <LineStyle>
|HERE Map
|KML Syntax
var roadCoords=[
Again there is a one-to-one correspondence between the Polyline attributes and the KML <LineString> attributes. The coordinates of the route are specified in the <coordinates> tag, although longitude and latitude are reversed, and altitude is added - this can be left as a placeholder of zero if desired. The lineWidth of the route is defined by the <width> tag. Similarly the the strokeColor of the route corresponds to the <color> tag. There is however a difference in the encoding here, as HERE Maps uses RGB encoding, and the KML standard uses ABGR encoding, so the first two bytes define the opacity (which can be defaulted to FF) and the red and blue ordering is reversed.
The saveMapObjects function - a JavaScript library to convert the Map to KML
Nokia Map data is stored in map.objects - it is a relatively simple matter to traverse the markers and obtain the necessary data to create KML <Point>s. Note that since the additional data element for the pop-up description is arbitrary, the .html attribute in this example may need to be altered to cope with other maps.
var markerData = new Object();
markerData.latitude = map.objects.get(i).coordinate.latitude;
markerData.longitude = map.objects.get(i).coordinate.longitude;
markerData.description = map.objects.get(i).html;
markerData.href = map.objects.get(i).icon.src;
if ( markerData.href === undefined ){
markerData.color = map.objects.get(i).brush.color;
Similarly the data from a Polyline can be collected to hold the necessary information for a KML <LineString>
var lineData = new Object();
var path = map.objects.get(i).path.asArray();
var geocoords = new Array();
for (j=0; j< path.length; j = j + 3){
var geocoord = new Object();
geocoord.latitude = path[j];
geocoord.longitude = path[j+ 1];
lineData.coordinates = geocoords;
lineData.color = map.objects.get(i).pen.strokeColor;
lineData.width = map.objects.get(i).pen.lineWidth;
The collected data may then be written out as KML <Placemark>s using the method below:
var kmlOutput = "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><kml xmlns='http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2'><Document>\n";
// Output all the routes
for (i=0; i< lines.length; i ++){
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Placemark>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<LineString><coordinates>"
for (j=0; j< lines[i].coordinates.length; j++){
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + lines[i].coordinates[j].longitude + "," + lines[i].coordinates[j].latitude + ",0\n";
var RGBcolor = lines[i].color.replace("#", "");
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</coordinates></LineString>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Style><LineStyle>";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<width>" + lines[i].width + "</width>";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<color>ff" + RGBcolor.substring(4,6)+ RGBcolor.substring(2,4)+ RGBcolor.substring(0,2)+ "</color>";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</LineStyle></Style>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</Placemark>\n";
// Output all the markers
for (i=0; i< markers.length; i ++){
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Placemark>\n";
if ( markers[i].description === undefined ){
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<description/>\n";
} else {
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<description><![CDATA[" + markers[i].description +"]]></description>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Point><coordinates>" + markers[i].longitude + "," + markers[i].latitude + ",0</coordinates></Point>\n";
if ( markers[i].href === undefined ){
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<styleUrl>" + markers[i].color + "</styleUrl>\n";
} else {
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Style><IconStyle><Icon>";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<href>" + markers[i].href + "</href>";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + " </Icon></IconStyle></Style>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</Placemark>\n";
// Add in coloured standard markers as Icon Styles
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Style id='000000'>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<IconStyle><Icon><href>http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/images/0/02/000000.png</href></Icon></IconStyle>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</Style>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Style id='0000FF'>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<IconStyle><Icon><href>http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/images/e/e5/0000FF.png</href></Icon></IconStyle>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</Style>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Style id='FF0000'>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<IconStyle><Icon><href>http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/images/9/99/FF0000.png</href></Icon></IconStyle>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</Style>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Style id='FFFF00'>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<IconStyle><Icon><href>http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/images/6/68/FFFF00.png</href></Icon></IconStyle>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</Style>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<Style id='FFFFFF'>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "<IconStyle><Icon><href>http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/images/d/de/FFFFFF.png</href></Icon></IconStyle>\n";
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</Style>\n";
// Complete the document
kmlOutput = kmlOutput + "</Document></kml>";
// Output to screen
document.getElementById("kmloutput").value = kmlOutput;
Working Example : Premiership Teams
For the working example the final line of the JavaScript will need to be altered to:
Tip: The KML reader of the HERE Maps API for JavaScript will ignore elements it is unable to interpret. KML readers vary and are more or less forgiving in the strictness of interpreting the KML specifications. It is recommended that you validate your KML syntax yourself through an online validator such as: http://feedvalidator.org
Tests have been run on three versions of the same map:
- HERE Map with Markers directly - which also contains the library to generate its own KML
- HERE Map which loads a KML file
- A Google Map for the same data set has been used for comparison - the file may be found here: Media:Premiership.zip
Adding in standard timing code, to display the length of time taken to load the map was generated. Obviously the rate at which map data is generated on screen will depend upon a variety of factors such as the performance of the browser and the load of the Internet at the time of test. For the attached coded example, the following metric was generated for three runs of the maps using the same browser. In all cases, the cache was not cleared for each run.
|Initial Run
|Second Run
|Third Run
|Nokia Map
|0.551 s
|0.97 s
|0.584 s
|Nokia Map KML
|0.194 s
|0.101 s
|0.138 s
|Google Map
|1.087 s
|0.894 s
|0.74 s
The obvious conclusion to be drawn, is that using a KML file should increase the performance of the rendering of the map.
Additional Benefits
Since KML is a de facto standard, the same data file can be used by multiple applications. Most major search engines, such as Google, Bing and Ask are able to crawl KML files if the website contains an appropriate sitemap.xml file. For full details of the protocol, please read the definitions on: http://www.sitemaps.org/
Example Sitemap.xml File
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9"
Additionally since KML is merely a subset of XML, Java ME mobile phone applications can read the same data using JSR-172. The screen shot below shows the same KML file embedded in a KML Reader running in the Java ME emulator:
Converting to KML format is relatively simple, and the process can be automated. The benefits of using KML format include faster rendering and the separation of mapping data from the code. Use of a standard format promotes cross-application use of the same data, and allows faster development of mapping applications across multiple platforms.


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ARLINGTON, VA—The recent release by the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration of the 2007 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) shows some progress in the fight against underage drinking. Comparing 2005-06 to 2006-07 data, 29 states experienced a decrease in their rate of past month alcohol consumption among persons aged 12-20, while another set of 29 states also had a decrease in the rate of binge drinking reported by their youth.
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There was also a significant decrease in binge drinking in many states with Utah having the largest decrease (-21.7%). Michigan, Nebraska, Montana, Texas and Utah also experienced statistically significant decreases in the rate of binge drinking among 12-20 year olds. Among all the states Utah had the lowest rate of past month consumption and binge drinking (17.3% and 13.3%, respectively).
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The spill-proof, BPA-Free CamelBak® eddy™ makes it easy to stay hydrated on the go.
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Mammoth Cave in Kentucky contains gypsum formations that mimic flowers. The mineral gypsum contains calcium sulfate (calcium, sulfur, oxygen) and water. The gypsum precipitates out of water in the cave, creating these subterranean forms over time.
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DescriptionBombay's bronzed rose tea light candleholder is also a decorative wall sconce. Over two dozen bronzed roses in antiqued metal finish circle this unique and beautiful candleholder sconce.Hangs on wallCrafted of iron metal in antique bronze finishHolds four tea lights, not included
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