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New Jersey with Special Program Emphasis Private Schools
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Farmingdale Voyagers' Community School
321 West Farms Road
Farmingdale, NJ 07727
(732)842-1660Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)52 students | Gr. K-12
Princeton Waldorf School of Princeton
1062 Cherry Hill Rd
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609)466-1970Special Program Emphasis172 students | Gr. NS-8
Basking RidgeAlan E Zimmer Chabad Preschool
3048 Valley Rd
Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
(908)604-8844Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)61 students | Gr. K
SummitBilingual Buds
587 Springfield Ave
Summit, NJ 07901
(908)598-8088Special Program Emphasis65 students | Gr. PK-3
New MilfordFrench American Academy of New Milford
1092 Carnation Drive
New Milford, NJ 07646
(201)338-8320Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)160 students | Gr. PK-5
PrincetonFrench American School of Princeton
75 Mapleton Rd
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609)430-3001Special Program Emphasis156 students | Gr. NS-8
Jersey CityGenesis Educational Center
317 Third Street
Jersey City, NJ 07302
(201)798-0642Special Program Emphasis (Assembly of God)113 students | Gr. PK-K
OaklandGerrard Berman Day School
45 Spruce St
Oakland, NJ 07436
(201)337-1111Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)116 students | Gr. PK-8
Midland ParkGreen Twig School, Inc.
30 Paterson Ave.
Midland Park, NJ 07432
(201)445-0747Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)128 students | Gr. NS-K
New MilfordHovnanian School
817 River Road
New Milford, NJ 07646
(201)967-5940Special Program Emphasis174 students | Gr. NS-8
Monmouth BeachJersey Shore Free School
Po Box 53
Monmouth Beach, NJ 07750
(732)216-5359Special Program Emphasis14 students | Gr. UG
Livingston Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy Rae Kushner Yeshiva
110 S Orange Avenue
Livingston, NJ 07039
(973)597-1115Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)547 students | Gr. PK-8
LivingstonNewark Academy
91 South Orange Avenue
Livingston, NJ 07039
(973)992-7000Special Program Emphasis580 students | Gr. 6-12
WaynePioneer Academy
164 Totowa Road
Wayne, NJ 07470
(973)405-5169Special Program Emphasis236 students | Gr. 6-12
North ArlingtonQueen Of Peace High School
191 Rutherford Place
North Arlington, NJ 07031
(201)998-8227Special Program Emphasis (Roman Catholic)380 students | Gr. 9-12
HowellSolomon Schechter Academy
395 Kent Rd
Howell, NJ 07731
(732)370-1767Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)51 students | Gr. K-8
PrincetonThe American Boychoir School
75 Mapleton Road
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609)924-585849 students | Gr. 4-8
All-boys | Special Program Emphasis
East OrangeThe East Orange Youth Cultural Complex
Po Box 918
East Orange, NJ 07019
(973)673-6000Special Program Emphasis44 students | Gr. PK-7
TrentonThe Garvey School
26 S Warren St 2nd Floor
Trenton, NJ 08608
(609)792-9038Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)38 students | Gr. K-12
HobokenThe Hudson School
601 Park Ave
Hoboken, NJ 07030
(201)659-8335Special Program Emphasis184 students | Gr. 5-12
Mountain LakesThe Wilson School
271 Boulevard
Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046
(973)334-0181Special Program Emphasis68 students | Gr. NS-8
New MilfordTransfiguration Academy Upper Campus
1092 Carnation Dr
New Milford, NJ 07646
(201)836-7074Special Program Emphasis117 students | Gr. 6-9
VoorheesTutor Time Learning Center
219 S. Burnt Mill Road
Voorhees, NJ 08043
(856)428-9090Special Program Emphasis (Non-sectarian)210 students | Gr. PK-4
TrentonVilla Victoria Academy376 W Upper Ferry Rd
Trenton, NJ 08628
(609)882-1700201 students | Gr. PK-12
All-girls | Special Program Emphasis (Roman Catholic)
Princeton JunctionWilberforce School
99 Clarksville Road
Princeton Junction, NJ 08550
(609)924-6111Special Program Emphasis (Christian)156 students | Gr. PK-12
LakewoodYeshiva Toras Chaim
Po Box 16
Lakewood, NJ 08701
(732)414-2834171 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys | Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)
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|Population (Approximate)
|8,686,416 people
|304,788,332 people
|Age 25+ w/College Degree
|Median Household Income
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Help with drooping, curling dahlias
I purchased some cuttings from Corralitos and placed them under a metal halide about three weeks ago. I kept them too wet the first week and so let them dry out for a week. I gave a small watering a few days ago, though the mix was still damp. In the past few days I've noticed slight curling and now drooping from a couple. I'm thinking the issue might be overwatering, though I can't understand why the plants didn't show these symptoms the first week of overwatering...maybe I've underwatered as of late, but the mix has never completely dried out. The temp is 70.
Any insights would be much appreciated.
Like yourself, our bodies can take 'over' abundance but then, in time, it rebels and leads to distress.
Same goes for plants. They can take only so much before they rebel. The overwatering the first week was put up with....and as long as it didn't proceed any further, not much harm was going to come to it.
But then, you continued trying to drown it...and plants, put in this situation soon stop doing what they are doing....trying to grow.
The leaves can only take so much mositure into them...then when the roots are forcing them to take up more, they stop drinking and they wilt.
Usually its seen at the bottom of the plant, the leaves there are the first sign...they are closest to the roots.
If your soil is continually in a wet state, then I suggest you unearth the plant, replace the soil, make sure there is something between the soil and the drainage holes which keeps the soil from blocking the plant's ability to drain well.
Water to drainage, then allow it to dry down between waterings. Water only as the plant can use it.
Cuttings from Corralitos are done in Oasis foam. They are an excellent product and are easy to grow if you follow their instructions and do not over water the plants. The Oasis foam holds an incredible amount of water and if over watered the roots of the plants rot where the foam wraps around them. If the roots rot, the plants die.
When you receive the cuttings in the mail, let them recover under lights or in the green house for a few days and then re-pot into a larger pot and at that time remove most of the Oasis foam. Your success rate will improve dramatically.
Thanks for the input folks. I couldn't upload a picture but the dahlias seem to have recovered for the most part after drying out, though one or two still have curled leaves.
They didn't include removing the foam in the planting instructions so I didn't. After four weeks my guess would be that trying to remove the foam now would be disastrous for the roots. Well, maybe next year.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Kane County officials and the Utah Attorney General's Office are celebrating what they say is a major win in the longstanding legal fight to win title from the federal government to multiple rights-of-way on Civil War-era roads.
"It marks a great victory for Kane County in our road battle we have been working on for a decade," said Kane County Commissioner Dirk Clayson.
The Wednesday ruling by U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups granted the county and the state title to 12 of 15 roads that had been in dispute with the U.S. Department of Interior — access Clayton said is important to preserve for motor vehicle use.
"There is this perception here that we are making new roads, but we are not," he said. "We are trying to preserve what already exists."
The case — and 22 other lawsuits filed by the state and counties last year — revolve around what's called RS2477 roads, part of a transportation network established through an 1866 law to foster movement in the West.
Although that law has since been repealed through the adoption of federal environmental laws, the state and counties' rights of way to roads that already existed were grandfathered in.
What constitutes a "road" and what access remains, however, has since been at the heart of protracted dispute with the federal government to the frustration of counties that have seen key witnesses die off before they can offer testimony to the roads' uses.
To force some sort of resolution in the disputes, the state filed its lawsuits asserting claims to nearly 12,000 RS2477 roads in 22 counties.
With this victory, state and Kane County officials believe they will prevail in other roads' cases, with Clayson pointing out that close to 900 more roads remain in contention in Kane County alone.
"These rulings clearly show these historic public roads have and will continue to belong to the people of Utah," Attorney General John Swallow said. "This is the first of many anticipated legal victories that will confirm that the federal government's refusal to recognize these roads as state and county roads is not legally justified."
The decision granted title to 89 of 95 miles of roads sought in the litigation. Waddoups also rejected claims made by the federal government and the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance that he did not have jurisdiction over the matter because of a lack of controversy and the statute of limitations.
Steve Bloch, litigation director with SUWA, said the group was not surprised at the ruling, and he expects there will be an appeal filed by the federal government to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver.
Bloch noted that four of the roads "won" in the court ruling are in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, and others in dispute do not lend any credence to the state and counties' assertions.
"Many of the routes claimed in these lawsuits are nothing more than faded two-tracks and stream bottoms," he said. "Some are virtually impossible to locate. Often the routes lead to no landmark or destination and are not part of any reasonably described transportation network."
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert said he is hopeful that the decision will lead to a resolution of the disputes through negotiation, rather than court rulings.
"This victory clearly demonstrates that Utah's historic public roads belong to the people of Utah," Herbert said. "We now hope this ruling motivates all stakeholders to work together to resolve our other public road cases."
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The Wisconsin Badgers have played hard all season against good teams. The Badgers upset the No. 3 Michigan Wolverines and the No. 2 Indiana Hoosiers, but struggled against the teams around them in the Big 10 standings. These losses have led to Wisconsin being tied for third, two games behind Big 10 leaders Indiana and Michigan State.
Indiana and Michigan State both have extremely tough schedules to close out the season. Both teams take on Michigan, Ohio State, and each other, while Wisconsin has a relatively weak schedule leading up to the game against the Spartans. Barring a major upset, there should be a free-for-all up top between Michigan, Michigan State, Indiana, Wisconsin, and maybe even Ohio State. It looks like the Big 10 is going to go down to the last few games of the season, and any loss by any team could have dire consequences.
The Badgers take on Michigan State March 7th in a game that has Big 10 title implications. Two games is a lot to make up, but Wisconsin has a much easier schedule than the rest of the top teams. Wisconsin has already played Michigan State once this season and only lost by two; the Badgers will be out for revenge the second time around.
Michigan State has to win against Wisconsin if it wants to win the Big 10. If any team is capable of pulling off upsets in the Big 10, it is this talented Badgers team. Tom Izzo is one of the best coaches in the country at the end of the season year after year, so he already knows the implications of this crucial match-up. Wisconsin is stirring up some trouble in the Big 10, and do not be surprised if the Badgers end up taking the regular season title.
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A compartment for accommodating a remote-control transmitter for a garage door opening system or the like includes an actuator button (105) which operates a lever (95) pivotably mounted to the door of the compartment. An upstanding pin on the lever operates a push button switch on the transmitter. The compartment includes a plurality of such pins (112) of various dimensions receivable within a number of apertures (112) in the lever. The multiple combinations of pins and apertures render the compartment useful with a wide range of transmitters of various sizes, shapes and push button locations.
1. In a compartment for accommodating a remote transmitter, said transmitter having a switch which, when actuated, effects the operation of said transmitter, said compartment including a manually operable actuating member interengageable with said transmitter switch for the actuation thereof, and means for mechanically connecting said actuating member with said actuator switch, the improvement characterized by:
said connecting means including an adjustably positionable foot for effecting longitudinal and lateral alignment of said connecting means with said transmitter switch throughout a range of locations thereof within said compartment for adaptation of said compartment to various remote transmitter configurations.
2. The compartment of claim 1 characterized by:
said connecting means comprising a pivotable member and
said foot being attachable to said pivotable member at various locations thereon.
3. The compartment of claim 2 characterized by:
said pivotable member comprising a lever having a plurality of spaced apertures disposed longitudinally therealong and
said foot comprising at least one pin receivable in part within any of said spaced apertures.
4. The compartment of claim 2 characterized by said pin being receivable within said spaced apertures by snap-fit engagement therewith.
5. The compartment of claim 2 characterized by said foot comprising one of a plurality of pins of diverse dimensions severably joined to said pivotable member along the edges thereof.
6. The compartment of claim 1 characterized by:
said compartment including a door for access to the interior thereof, said door including
an outer panel;
an inner panel spaced from said outer panel; and
means for attaching said connecting means to said door between said inner and outer panels.
7. The compartment of claim 6 characterized by:
said connecting means comprising a lever; and
said attaching means comprising a pivot mount engageable with an inner end of said lever.
8. The compartment of claim 7 characterized by:
said lever including a plurality of spaced holes thereon;
said foot comprising at least one pin receivable within any of said spaced holes for extension inwardly from said lever and
said inner panel including an aperture therein through which said pin is extendable for engagement with said transmitter switch.
9. The compartment of claim 8 characterized by said inner panel including on an inside surface thereof, means for mounting said transmitter thereto such that said transmitter switch is exposed through said aperture in said inner panel.
10. The compartment of claim 9 characterized by said inner panel including indicia thereon for locating said transmitter with respect to said inner panel aperture for aiding in the alignment of said transmitter switch with said one pin received within an appropriate one of said holes.
1. Technical Field
This invention relates generally to a compartment for accommodating a remote control transmitter for a garage door opening system or the like, and specifically to such a compartment which is conveniently adaptable to remote control transmitters of various sizes, shapes and operating switch locations.
2. Background Art
Accommodation of such articles as remote control radio transmitters for garage door opening systems and the like within an automobile's interior, leaves limited room for extra storage therein. Today's sophisticated automobile purchaser demands interior storage for such articles along with various other personal belongings, which oftentimes cannot be fulfilled by the traditional instrument panel glove compartment. Thus, modern automobile interiors may employ many diverse storage compartments, such as bins and trays, in such areas as the instrument panel, interior door panels and center console located between the driver and passenger seats.
Recently, automobile ceilings have been explored as locations for storage compartments for such objects as the remote control transmitters mentioned above. An example of such a console specifically adapted to such a transmitter is found in Chu U.S. Pat. No. 4,595,228. While the Chu console may be considered well adapted for some single button transmitters, it may not be sufficiently adaptable to accommodate a wide variety of transmitters having diverse shapes and locations thereon of the operating switch buttons. In the Chu console, the location of the transmitter within the console is adjustable as is the height of a plunger extending inwardly from a push-on push-off actuator panel. With an ever increasing number of domestic systems employing remote control transmitters, a compartment which accommodates a greater number of transmitters of diverse sizes, shapes and switch locations thereon, is therefore desirable.
In accordance with the present invention, a compartment (console) for accommodating a remote transmitter for a garage door opening system or the like, includes means on the compartment's actuating member for connecting that member with the transmitter switch push button, throughout an enhanced range of longitudinal and lateral locations within the compartment. The transmitter may be mounted to the interior of the compartment throughout a wide range of locations therein, whereby between the adjustability afforded by the adjustable connecting means and the wide range of transmitter mounting locations within the compartment, the compartment is useful with many remote control transmitters of diverse garage door opening systems or the like. In the preferred embodiment, the means for connecting the compartment's actuating member with the transmitter switch, comprises a pivotable lever having a plurality of apertures spaced thereon and a number of pins of various length which are snap-fit within the apertures. Thus, unlike prior art compartments wherein only the length of the plunger is adjustable, in the console of the present invention, the length of the pins as well as the lateral location thereof are adjustable for enhanced flexibility and utility. The actuating member may be accommodated between two spaced panels in a door which allows access to the interior of the compartment, the inner panel including means thereon for fixing the remote control opener thereto. The inner panel is provided with a slot through which the pins engage the transmitter's switch push button, the slot being provided with indicia adjacent thereto for alignment of the transmitter and the operating switch thereof with the pin on the lever.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the compartment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a view similar to FIG. 1 but showing a door of the compartment in an open, exploded configuration for enhanced illustration of the detailed structure thereof; and
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a mechanical actuating member associated with the compartment.
Referring to FIG. 1, the compartment console of the present invention is shown generally at 5, mounted in a forward portion of the ceiling of an automobile passenger compartment. Thus, when viewed from the perspective of the vehicle's driver, the compartment would occupy space between sun visors 10 in the vehicle's headliner 15. As shown, the compartment may form part of a larger console including driver and passenger map reading lights 17 actuated by push button actuator switches 20 and a digital display 25 indicating such information as passenger compartment temperature, time or other useful information. The console may be formed from molded plastic or other similar material including a decorative bezel 30 around the outside edge of the console, and may be fixed to the vehicle's ceiling either by attachment to the headliner, or attachment to a rigid header in the vehicle's roof by snap fit fasteners, self tapping screws or the like (not shown).
Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, compartment 5 comprises a housing 32, including sidewalls 35 and upper wall 40 and accommodating therein remote control transmitter 45 having a push button operator switch shown in phantom at 50. While the transmitter is discussed hereinafter as being a single push button remote control transmitter for a garage door opener or the like, it will be understood that the invention herein is useful with remote control transmitters for such other systems as domestic lighting systems or security systems, and having any number of push button switches thereon. The housing includes a catch 53 at the rear wall thereof and opens downwardly, being closed by a pivotable door 55 hinged to the housing by any suitable means (not shown) along forward edge 60 thereof. In the preferred embodiment, the door may be molded from plastic or the like with integral hinge pins (not shown) extending outwardly from edge 60 and received within mating apertures (not shown) in sidewalls 35. As best seen in FIG. 2, door 55 comprises an outer panel 65 which, on the outside surface thereof, may be grained or decoratively treated in any other appropriate manner to aesthetically compliment the headliner, visors, and other interior trim components. Outer panel 65 has an open rectangular standoff or spacer 70 molded on an inner surface thereof. Standoff 70 is provided with a plurality of rectangular slots 75, opposed recesses 80 and a forward slot 85. Outer panel 65 is also provided with a cradle or pivot mount 90 molded integrally therewith at the inner surface thereof.
Referring to FIGS. 2 and 3, a pivotable lever actuating member 95 is received within forward slot 85 above outer door panel 65. Lever 95 is formed from synthetic plastic or the like and includes pivot pins 100 which are molded into the forward end thereof, extending outwardly therefrom and snap-fitting within cradle 90, whereby the lever is pivotably supported on the inner surface of door panel 65. The rearward end of lever 95 is provided with an integral actuator button 105 which, when the door is latched closed, presents itself to the occupants of the vehicle between lamp push button switches 20 (see FIG. 1). Lever 95 is also provided with a number of apertures 110 which, in the preferred embodiment, are longitudinally and evenly spaced along a medial portion of the lever. A plurality of actuator feet or pins 112 of varying length are integrally molded with lever 95 extending outwardly from the edges thereof and frangibly connected thereto at weakened portions. The outer ends of the attached pins comprise bifurcated snap-fittings which, when pushed into apertures 110, firmly affix the appropriate pin (depending upon the type of transmitter received within the housing) to lever 95.
Door 55 also comprises a molded plastic inner panel 115 including tabs 120 which are received within slots 75 in standoff 70 whereby the inner panel may be snap-fit to the standoff such that the ends of the inner panel are received within recesses 80 in the standoff. Standoff 70 spaces the inner panel from the outer panel, thereby allowing freedom of movement of lever 95. Inner panel 115 also is provided with a tongue 125 which cooperates with catch 53 in the housing to maintain the door in a closed and latched position. The inner panel 115 is slotted at 130 thereby allowing access to push button switch 50 on the transmitter by pin 112 upstanding from lever 95. Slots 133 in the rear edge of the inner panel receive the tip of a screwdriver or similar tool for unsnapping the inner panel from the standoff. The inner surface of inner panel 115 is provided with double-stick, pressure sensitive adhesive pads 135 covered by removable paper strips 140 for adhesively mounting transmitter 45 to the inside of the inner panel. The outer surface of inner panel 115 is provided with indicia 145 corresponding to the location of holes 110 in lever 95 for alignment of transmitter switch button 50 with projecting pin 112 upstanding from the lever prior to the attachment of the transmitter to the inner panel.
Transmitter 45 is assembled to the compartment as follows. With a screw driver or other similar instrument, catch 53 is bent slightly upwardly and disengaged from tongue 125 on inner panel 115, allowing the door to pivot open under its own weight. Inner panel 115 is unsnapped from the outer panel with a screwdriver inserted within slots 133. Cover strips 140 are removed from adhesive pads 135 and transmitter 145 is pressed onto the pads, adhesively securing the transmitter to the inside of inner panel 115. Proper alignment of the transmitter with the inner panel for alignment with upstanding actuator pin 112 is achieved by alignment of transmitter switch button 50 with indicia 145 prior to the attachment of the transmitter to pads 135. Printed instructions provided with the compartment will instruct the user as to which indicia should be used for such alignment depending upon the manufacturer and model of the transmitter. Likewise, the instructions will inform the user which of pins 112 should be severed from the edge of lever 95 and which aperture 110 such pin should be snap-fit into. Once the transmitter is attached to the inner panel, and the proper pin is snap-fit into the appropriate aperture in lever 95, the inner panel is snapped back onto standoff 70 and door 75 is closed and latched with tongue 125 and catch 53 such that upstanding actuator pin 112 is aligned with transmitter switch button 50.
From the foregoing, it will be seen that the compartment of the present invention provides versatile, convenient and attractive accommodation of a remote control transmitter. The transmitter is actuated by pressing on button 105 which pivots lever 95 and pin 112 upwardly into engagement with transmitter switch button 50 through slot 130. The compartment will accommodate a wide range of transmitters of various sizes, shapes and switch configurations due to the range of transmitter mounting orientations on adhesive pads 135 and combinations of pins and apertures on lever 95.
While a particular embodiment of the compartment of the present invention has been shown and described, it will be understood that various modifications will suggest themselves to those skilled in the art. For example, while the compartment has been described as being employed in the ceiling of a vehicle's passenger compartment, the compartment could be employed with equal utility in the instrument panel thereof. Furthermore, the compartment may be employed alone or in combination with various other electrical accessories such as reading lights, digital displays and the like, in a console. While a specific number of indicia, lever apertures and pins have been illustrated, greater or lesser numbers of these elements may be employed as will be determined by the range of transmitter configurations which the compartment is designed to accommodate. While a generally linear, longitudinal distribution of lever apertures has been shown, it will be appreciated that the apertures may be laterally spaced from one another as well as longitudinally spaced, again depending upon the range of transmitter configurations with which the compartment is adapted to be used. It is intended by the claims to cover these and any other modifications which may suggest themselves to those skilled in the art.
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LOS ANGELES Clayton Richard has a short memory for losing, and he's needed it lately.
San Diego lost each of his four previous starts, but Richard forgot all about that and pitched a memorable game to eliminate the Dodgers from playoff contention, officially ending Los Angeles manager Joe Torre's streak of postseason appearances.
Richard earned his first nine-inning shutout and complete game, Ryan Ludwick drove in four runs and the Padres won 6-0 on Tuesday night to remain a half-game behind the NL West-leading San Francisco Giants.
Richard (13-8) allowed eight hits, struck out six and walked two in his 65th career start.
"We've talked about someone having a grand performance. Clayton said, `Today's my day.' It was great to see," Padres manager Bud Black said. "The players know that's in there in Clayton. He doesn't wear down. He has a nice presence during the entire game. He does a great job of turning the page, he doesn't dwell."
The left-hander went 3-0 with a 4.76 ERA in his four previous starts. His shutout was the 19th by the Padres this season.
"It was a long five, six days (until this start). Those are the type of starts where you wish you got on the mound the next day," Richard said. "It always feels good to get wins. Last year, we were wishing we were at where we are now."
Colorado fell 2 1/2 games behind the Giants in the division with a 3-1 loss at Arizona.
The Padres moved within a game of Atlanta in the wild-card race. They've won eight of the last 10 games with the Dodgers, and five in a row.
"We're all acutely aware of what's going on," Black said. "It's a great race."
The Giants' 1-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs knocked out the Dodgers, ending Torre's streak of 14 consecutive playoff appearances that tied him with Atlanta manager Bobby Cox, who is retiring at season's end.
"If you had told me when I was offered the Yankee job back at the end of '95 that that was going to be the case, I'd have you checked for your sanity," said Torre, who won't manage the Dodgers next season. "But it's been a great run and it's been a lot of fun. This year was very trying and it was frustrating, but again, you knew that is going to have to come to an end at some point. Unfortunately, it was this year."
Los Angeles has lost six of its last eight games.
"We didn't play well enough to be in a pennant race," Torre said. "We thought the first half that we were going to be able to contend. Unfortunately, the second half started off badly and we never really recovered from it."
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A year before Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast, information technology used by the Homeland Security Department to support disaster management was so disconnected and inadequate that employees needed to develop ad hoc, often paper-based alternatives to supplement them, DHS' inspector general wrote last week in a scathing report.
"Because of the unintegrated IT environment, during the 2004 hurricanes, [DHS'] systems did not effectively handle increased workloads, were not adaptable to change and lacked needed capabilities," said Richard Skinner, DHS' IG, in the report. Those weaknesses led to operational inefficiencies that hurt the delivery of crucial services and supplies.
The report contains the findings of an audit of the IT systems that DHS' Emergency Preparedness and Response (EP&R) Directorate uses to support incident management. EP&R contains the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which members of Congress, state and local response teams, and the public have excoriated for its management of Katrina response and recovery efforts.
According to the report, the most pressing problem is that EP&R's IT systems cannot share information with one another; federal, state and local first responders; or the National Incident Management System, which coordinates those systems. The systems can't allocate essential services and commodities or generate useful and timely reports about ongoing operations.
Bruce Baughman, director of the Alabama Emergency Management Agency, confirmed those findings. In a conversation shortly after Katrina hit about DHS' disaster preparedness, Baughman said FEMA did not have the logistical wherewithal to handle major disasters. Specifically, he said FEMA could not meet Alabama's needs for water, ice and food after Hurricane Dennis, which hit in early July.
Barry West, FEMA's chief information officer, criticized the audit. He said it is full of obvious inaccuracies because FEMA could not have done its job without having functional IT capabilities.
"The overall tone of the report is negative...and does not acknowledge the highly performing, well-managed and [well]-staffed IT systems supporting FEMA incident response and recovery," West wrote.
The IG's office rebutted, "While we state in our report that EP&R was able to get through the 2004 hurricanes...we also recognize that FEMA's accomplishments were not necessarily because of its IT systems, but often in spite of them."
The IG's report is right on the money, said Steve Cooper, senior vice president and CIO of the American Red Cross who left his position as DHS' CIO in April, in an e-mail statement.
Cooper said that although West defended FEMA's performance, West and his team "continue to face indifference from their leadership toward making the necessary changes, and resistance from program officials who do not want to give up control of their individual programs. This behavior is impeding those in FEMA who want to do the right things, want to integrate systems to further the mission of FEMA and know what needs to be done."
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Can someone help me identify what these plants/weeds are?
1. Plant #1
2. Plant #2
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Picture 1 looks like a type of thorny briar (perhaps a Dewberry or other member of the Rubus genus). #2 looks like a baby Loblolly pine. #3 looks like japanese honeysuckle (invasive weed). #4 looks like it might be Florida leucothoe (Agarista populifolia).
Usually the way it works is that people tell you what they think they are and you go off and look at pictures of those things and compare them to what you have (since you have the real thing right in front of you) and you decide if we guessed right or not.
If you think we got it wrong, you can take more pictures or give us other details about why you think we got it wrong.
Hope that helps!
1 looks like poison oak or ivy, or possibly some kind of bramble like blackberry (if thorny, I'd say it's the latter).
2 is a baby pine, I can't call what kind.
3 looks like a gardenia to me if the leaves are smooth. If furry or rough, I would say azalea or closely related.
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My kitten is sick...
Hi All,
My 3 month old kitten Gremlin had a hernated belly button and went in for surgery last week. After he got home his incision became infected then he stopped being able to keep his food down and stopped eating. He's been at the vets every day since the surgery and ended up having to spend 3 nights there. He's home now and the vet says that he's got a chance but its iffy.
He's so sweet and funny. He follows us around like a puppy dog and hates being seperated from a human for more then a minute. He really does look like a gremlin in his own way. Big ears, pointy face and these adorable slanted eyes that make him look like those egyptian statues of cats. He purrs like crazy the minute we touch him and trys to sleep on our pillows.
Our other kittens are seperated from him now but he got two of them sick after he first got home. Aloha (yes, named after the rose for his coloring) and Hobbit are doing ok but are still recovering from being sick. It hit Gremmy harder because he just had surgery.
I really would appreciate any positive thoughts you could send our way. We do get very attached to our little family members.
A big rosy thanks!
Poor Gremlin! I hope he fully recovers and quickly, too. He sounds like a very special and lovable character. I think were he here I would have a very hard time getting anything done as I would just want to cuddle and spoil him. Best wishes,
He'll have a much better chance at home than at the vet's-
Isolation is hard on animals, just like ICU is hard on humans.
& a herniated/infected umbilicus couldn't have gotten the other 2 kittens sick, so try to let them spend as much time together as possible.
I wish you all the best.
Thank you all! He's happier here at home. Sylvia, I agree that the surgery couldn't get them sick, but we think he brought something home with him. We are letting Momma cat come in when she wants and dote on him. We are now letting him have short play dates with the some of the other kitties now since he started keeping his food down. Thank Goodness! Ironically Gremlin prefers people these days, when another kitten comes inside to play he walks away to us and snuggles up. Definately a people cat.
Again...thank you!
Our Elf cat was abandoned by her feral Mother because Elf had an infected umbilical cord. She was not a tame kitty so we fed her and tried to make friends. She survived. She became slowly more friendly. She has also survived being seriously pecked by a wild turkey. Now she's about 14 and only last year did she decide to become an indoor cat.
Cats have amazing recuperative powers, they just do it on their own time.
Dear Rosy Friends,
We are beginning to be hopefull that Gremlin will pull through. He stopped eating on Saturday and took a turn for the worse. We started using a syringe to get him to drink water and eat nutrical and last night he started eating again. Today he's been eating all day and drinking on his own. Our hopes are up again and we are getting more attached every minute.
Thank you for keeping us in your thoughts.
Rosy Smiles,
Slyvia, you seem to know alot about kitties, makees me think you might be a vet or a long time cat owner.
Florence, Thank you for good thoughts for Gremlin.
To all rosy friends,
Gremlin seems to be stabilized. He's eating regularly and playing again. He has started gaining a little weight, and we are thrilled. He was skin and bones for a while there and we were very concerned. It was close.
I've broken my own rule about indoor cats, I think he's going to be indoor or mainly indoor for life based on his personality. Because of my allergies, our cats are mainly outdoor cats but he's going to get special treatment. Ironic that he's one of the few I didn't name after a rose!
I have pictures to post, I just haven't chosen a new host site.
Thank you all for keeping him and us in your thoughts, knowing friends here were rooting for him helped me through the tough spots.
Rosy thanks to everyone!
:) I completely understand. We love rescuing animals. Horses, dogs, cats and even reptiles in the past. I've learned alot about their care, but this is/was a first for me. Colic, worms, you name it...I can handle it. We even gave one cat an IV once with the vets teaching. Wish we had been better prepared for this situation. Learned from it, wish Gremlin didn't have to get sick for us to learn about this situation.
I'm so happy he's feeling better.
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Tone on tone carpet -- mistake?
It's time to pick new carpeting for our master bedroom. I *thought* I always wanted a patterned carpet, but now I'm not sure. Will choosing a pattern limit me on the fabric I can choose for the bedding or drapes?
Also, does a carpet like this more easily show where stains used to be after cleaned? Here are links to the two choices I've narrowed down (sorry, I can't figure out how to do hyperlinks):
I have a patterned carpet in my bedroom, and I love it. I have martha stewart winterthur, which looks similar to your first option.
No problems cleaning so far. I think it does show foot traffic more than a regular carpet, but I vacuum fairly frequently - well, my neato robotic vacuum does : )
Close up of the pattern right after install:
The pattern isn't very noticeable in this picture, but it is a bit more in person.
That does look amazingly similar to the Shaw carpet I'm considering! Thank you for posting those photos.
How long have you had your carpet?
IMO, tone on tone carpets are lovely and not at all limiting in regards to pattern but add textural interest.
I picked a similar pattern. I couldn't be more pleased. So much so, that I installed the same pattern, however in a different color in my guest room. The carpet in my master bedroom has been down 4 years, and it looks as good as the day it went down. We purchased the memory foam padding and it's been remarkable. All in all, we were are very pleased.
Good Luck !
I had tone on tone textured carpet at my last house in the MB and the FR. I didn't think it showed foot traffic nearly as much as standard carpet. I do not think it gives as plush of a feel though.
Do any of you know if this style of carpet is better for a central vac hide a hose system? It is an air driven not electric driven beater bar for the carpet attachment so I am wondering if this low pile might be better /easier on a vacuum. Sorry to hijack. I do love the color and pattern you have picked!


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According to People, which usually gets it right when it comes to this kind of stuff, George Clooney, 52, and Stacy Keibler, 33, are so over each other. After some two years of endless red-carpet appearances, they now "want different things in life."
Some source-type tells People that, "Stacy called it quits. She wants to have children and a family someday. She knows where George stands on that. They talked and they quietly stopped being a couple several weeks ago."
You know, I think that's really nice. George let Stacy be the dumper. Of course, there wasn't a single person in the world who didn't know that he would never want marriage and children, so it's a weird kind of reason. It makes her look kinda dumb. They could perhaps have come up with something else. Like, she's developed a sudden allergy to his pet giraffe?
The source goes on to say, "They talk every day. They were friends before they started dating and they''ll be friends after. It was a friendly [breakup]."
Meanwhile another source, or possibly the same very busy source, tells Us: "Stacy and George have been having ongoing discussions in the last few weeks. It wasn't a one-sided decision. No one got dumped. They both discussed it and realized it was better that they split.
Stacy won't be sitting at home crying into her old Oscar dresses. She's the host of a show called Supermarket Superstars, which debuts on Lifetime on July 22 and appears to be the American version of Recipe to Riches.
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Superheroes Running for Wish Kids DAYTON, OH – A Special Wish Foundation (ASW) Dayton Chapter, the only wish-granting organization located in the Dayton Region, is excited to announce the very first Superhero Donut Run on Saturday, April 18th. Continuing their 30-year partnership, ASW and Bills Donut Shop have come together once again to […] Read Article
2015 Weller Family Challenge Obstacle ContestMonday, March 16, 2015
2015 Weller Family Challenge Obstacle Contest Our second Weller Family Challenge will be held on Friday, May 1, 2015. This event consists of a 1 mile run/walk with 8 team challenges along the way that are guaranteed to be filled with FUN!!! Teams consist of one student with one adult (siblings can be paired as […] Read Article
PTO Carnival Spirit WeekMonday, March 16, 2015
Carnival is Friday! In the spirit of the fun of the carnival we will celebrate with fun clothing attire: March 17�� Wear Green March 18���Wear Crazy Disco Hair (celebrate our disco carnival theme) March 19�� Wear Psychedelic (colorful) Socks (remember to wear socks for the bounce house) March 20�� Wear Weller Spirit Clothing or Carnival […] Read Article
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