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400 W. Vernon Ave., Kinston
Score: 95.5
Inspection date: 11/2/12
Observations/corrective actions:
Hot foods shall be held at 135F or higher. Three grilled chicken breasts, one pan of white gravy, one pan of rice discarded.
Wiping cloths - when they become damp - change out to maintain dry or move to sanitizer bucket.
Some nonfood contact surfaces no longer easy to clean. Worn shelves in refrigerators; freezer door handles.
Need to clean - shelves in walk-in-cooler, freezer near chicken marinade area, monitors/speakers above work line for drive thru, refrigerator drawers, buttermilk fridge.
Floor, walls, ceilings - some maintenance/cleaning needed.
4153 W. Vernon Ave., Kinston
Score: 95.5
Inspection date: 11/5/12
Observations/corrective actions:
No person in charge present.
Person in charge has not informed employees of employee health policy.
Neither hand-wash sink has hand-drying device.
Plain chicken on serving line ranges from <41-50F. Moved to walk-in to chill back down to <45F.
Spray bottles of chemicals stored so that contamination of clean utensils is possible; discussed and will be moved.
Thick layer of tuna salad cooling in tightly covered pan; spread in thin layer, left uncovered, and stored to get adequate air circulation in walk-in.
Rims of pans stored upside down hold water. Shall be permitted to thoroughly air-dry.
Open box of single-service deli paper inside cabinet has crumbs inside. These shall be protected from contamination.
Leak in pipe underneath three-compartment sink.
Wall in three-compartment sink area is damaged.
4194 W. Vernon Ave., Kinston
Score: 98
Inspection date: 11/5/12
Observations/corrective actions:
One chicken filet discarded (below 135F).
Tall refrigerator beside fry thaw cabinet - items above 45F were moved to walk-in cooler. Refrigerator repair person en route.
Refrigerator thermometers not accurate on tall refrigerator. Need to replace with working thermometer.
Educated front counter crew on no jewelry on hands/wrists and no nail polish.
Need to clean refrigerator shelves of front line coolers, outer surfaces or equipment in fry/sandwich prep line, outer edges of long pans stored in utensil storage area.


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"We discovered three 'musts:' 1. We must set a goal and a date for our goal. Otherwise, it becomes some event in the future that never comes. We had to make all our calls by December 23 (the deadline for the cruise qualification). There was no turning back or postponing. Every day, we made at least five calls and met with at least one person. 2. We must develop the knowledge of what we really want and make it so real and tangible. With the cruise as our prize, we could feel the warm sun, hear the sound of the ocean, and almost taste the salty water. 3. We must find an active upline, connect with them, and tell them our goals.
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The Maldives Tourism Promotion Board together with Maldives tourism industry has participated in FITUR, the largest tourism fair held in Madrid, Spain from 19 – 23 January 2011.
Maldives representation at FITUR is important as this is the largest trade and consumer held in Spain targeting the travel trade and general public which offers the ideal platform to present our offers to a broader audience. In contrast to the Internet and more traditional advertising, the fair gives us the opportunity to speak directly to potential customers and to convince them of our know-how.
This year FITUR brought together some 10,500 businesses from the tourism industry from 166 different countries and regions. These representatives occupied 10 halls at Feria de Madrid covering 75,000 square meters of net exhibition space.
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This year Carnival revelers reached for umbrellas and ponchos, trying to stay dry while celebrating what New Orleans does best.
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The Little Kingdom – where everyone is very, very small – is home to Princess Holly and her best friend Ben Elf. Holly is a young fairy princess who is still learning how to do magic properly and sometimes her spells don't work out quite right. Ben is an Elf. Elves don't do magic but they are very good at making things. Ben doesn't have wings like Holly but he flies on the back of Gaston the Ladybird.
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After spending the last several years of her marriage hiding out in Idaho, Demi Moore emerged in Charlie's Angels Full Throttle, showing off a much-younger face and figure. It was reported that she underwent several plastic surgery procedures before stripping down, and apparently it was successful. She soon landed much-younger Hollywood hunk Ashton Kutcher.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Pfeiffer University's Chris Vullo, head softball coach, and Athletics Director Mary Ann Sunbury has announced the hiring of Katie Allenson as the new assistant coach for Lady Falcon softball. Allenson reunites with Vullo after serving as a graduate assistant back at New England College.
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Size Chart :
Size Un-stretched : 16 inches x 16 inches
Stretched Square : 25 inches x 25 inches
Stretched Rectangular : 37 inches x 17 inches
Comment: I have been using this almost daily for the last 1.5 months. It works well for securing my lunch and change of clothes when commuting. Highly recommended.
Denver, CO
Comment: This is a great quality product, and I would definately recommend. Jafrum you rock thi is my first time ordering but not my last. Fantastic service all the way through!
Martinsville, Va.
Comment: Better then expected. Looks thin in the picture. This thing can be handy on any trip. For instance, wearing a leather jacket and it starts warming up, you just make a quick stop and strap your jacket down on your seat, over your bags whatever and get where you're going without much delay. Also if you have a few bags packed and want to steady them up for your trip and extra security just strap this baby over your gear and no shifting or sliding around. Great product, price and quality.
Ray B.
Covington, La.
Comment: Nice product n gr8 price!
NW Washington State
Comment: Great product, great price, fastest shipping ever.
Comment: The bungee I purchased was a great buy and useful that was always have my wife's helmet there ready when she wants to go riding with me great pick
Staten Island NY
Comment: I am very satisfied with the products that I have purchased and plan to use this site for my biker needs
Highland ny
Comment: This bungie cargo net is great and a must have for those situations where you need to secure something to your bike so you're not riding with it between your legs or tucked under your jacket. The only potential problem I see is the rubber caps on the ends of the hooks come off easily and can be lost exposing the metal ends of the hooks that could rust or scratch your paint. I put some super glue in each one to prevent this. Otherwise this is a great item.
Comment: great price - excellent value!
Rocky Mtn Ronbo
Comment: This is a good product overall. The only issue that I had with it was that the rubber ends that protect the end of the hook are loose. I removed them and corrected it with a dab of superglue under each. They work great now. I would buy again.
Comment: This is a very nice net for the price and is thicker than the picture shows it to be. It it very elastic and will work nice on small to medium bags or packages. If you have a large travel bag or package you may need a larger net. But I was pleased with this net. You will like it too.
2000 HD FatBoy
San Antonio Texas
Comment: Great accessory. Feels like a quality product, time in the sun will tell.
Comment: One of the best items you can carry on your bike. Many ways to use this item. Doesn't take hardly any room to carry it with you. I have two of these and use them on almost every ride.
Humboldt S.D.
Comment: They will come handy I am sure, I have not used them yet but they look like they are well made.
Allentown , PA
Comment: Always wanted one. Great price, and nice product.
Ron Looney
Crestline, Ohio
Comment: I bought one for myself. then my boyfriend tried it and LOVED it. So I went back and bought 2 for him. We use them all the time!Not enough room in bags? Feel safe strapping down to the luggage rack !
Buy it!
Comment: Good quality for price. Stretched pretty far to hold down big bag on my bike and held tight.
Like others - I super-glued the rubber tips on before using. (one of them fell off when I first used the net during a test fit - so gluing was a must).
Comment: great bungee net for a good price
Comment: Simple and strong construction. Excellent backup to my Givi case, since I can only carry 3 kg in it, the bungy cord comes in hand for my lunch and drinks.
Costa Rica
Comment: I was surprised on how strong this net is. Great for holding extra helmet or about anythig else. And also as always a great price.
Bobby Joe
Comment: Have not had a chance to use it yet, but the quality looks good and the price was right.
Ed Weidig
Austin, Texas
Comment: This is another great product from Jafrum at a great price! I bought one for me and a second one for my son, and we both are very happy with them.
Steve K.
Jeffersonville, PA
Comment: Great product !!!!
Dodge City Kansas
Comment: Arrived and used it the next day to carry my helmet....
New Zealand
Comment: Will try this summer. Appreciat the reviews,look like they will work on both bikes,thanks.
Comment: Cant wait to use, saw it on a brothers bike on a run this summer I borrowed it and it worked so I bought my own. Thanks.
Cynthia Depoe
Napavine, WA
Comment: Best thing for holding my stuff on my bike.
Charles Black
Parkton, NC
Comment: Easly stored in saddlebag. Handy when needed. Good quality for the price.
Comment: Fabulous value on a real quality item. Also bought a vest ( seperate review- still blown away) Jafrum is absolute top VALUE. Will buy again and highly recommend.
Jeff Read
Hudson Quebec
Comment: If it starts getting too warm, take it off and wrap one of these nets around it. I have used these things for small coolers as well. No way would I go on a trip without at least two of them. These are not as "big" as the more pricy nets, but they get the job done and are well worth the price I paid.
Comment: I really don't know how I lived without this thing. It's great for carrying just about anything pillion. The hooks come with little rubber caps to prevent scratching. Also, the hooks are curved at a very wide angle, so they tend to slip off of vertical supports (like on the sissy bar). A pair of pliers fixes this, of course. Overall, great product that makes my bike far more commuter friendly.
Comment: Good Quality and you won't find one cheaper that is this good. Its always good to have one like this around!!
Comment: Haven't had a chance to use it yet but it does appear to be very well made.
Comment: Would have liked to see a crimp to hold down the elastic end but that's REALLY nitpicking and is solved with a little electrical tape. I stretched this over my 6 gallon gas tank and it looks awesome with a flat black paint job!
P. Foster
At my desk foo!
Comment: Love this net...holds everything securely....great product.
Gary H
Pegram, TN
Comment: Good quality, as advertised. Will buy here again.
Slo n' Easy
Houston, Tx
Comment: Great price and quality. We are looking forward to using them on or next trip. These will be great when we need to secure items that won't fit in our bags.
C Moulton
Comment: Works as advertised. Bigger than I thought it would be and heavy gauge bungee. I strapped a full size pie to take for Easter dinner at my sisters' and we both arrived in great shape!!
Comment: Works great.. Fast delivery
Comment: Seems to be a good product. Jafrum has great service and products.
Atlanta, GA
Comment: Have not had a chance to use yet but very well made and best price here! Fast shipping
Buffalo NY
Comment: It's a bungee net. What did ya expect. It works
Jack Straw
Comment: Works great. 2.00 cheaper then the store.
Comment: The adjustable hooks make it work very well. It will really stretch. The plastic carrying pouch makes it easy to find in the saddle bag. It was a good deal and shipped in just a few days.
Comment: Very good item great price. Better than this I dont think you ll find. I recomend it.
Melissa Carde
Puerto Rico
Comment: This is a good solid strong product. It fits over the passenger seat and I can slide my open face helmet in when I'm not wearing it. I haven't used it for much of anything else since I fill my bags with my goodies.
Comment: I use the cargo net to carry my gym bag on the back of my seat. The bags stays put at highway speeds so it does what it should. The only bad thing is the little plastic protectors on the metal hooks fell off almost immediately. You should glue them on or they will get lost.
David Gallagher
Spring, TX
Comment: Small light weight easy to use in expensive well worth the price. Nice to have to buy something oversized. Great price.
Mister G
Indiana USA
Comment: Very good would buy from again.
Comment: The perfect accessory for anyone traveling on a motorcycle. Good quality. They are holding up well.
Eugene, OR
Comment: They work great.
Comment: I don't have saddlebags. Nice to have it to carry things.
Mobile, AL
Comment: Works good at keeping stuff secure, only problem is the cheap plactic caps that break or fall off of hooks exposing a sharp point, should be dipped instead. But for 6 bucks what do you expect
Comment: I haven't used the net at the time I'm writing this review, but it looks to be well made.
Gary Tate
Comment: BOUGHT THIS FOR THOSE ITEMS THAT CANNOT FIT IN MY SADDLEBAGS GREAT DEAL AND PRICE, GOOD FOR A GALLON OF O.J. OR AN EXTRA FIVE GAL GAS CAN. JAFRUM HAS WHAT THE OTHER SITES NEVR HAVE AND AT PRICES THAT ARE UNBEATABLE ANYWHERE,THANKS AGAIN A LOYAL CUSTOMER FOR LIFE
Comment: Works fine as described.
Pitt Medows B.C. Canada eh!
Comment: Works very well and is built well.
Idaho Falls, ID
Comment: I have not use it yet but it is not that cheap thin one, looks good.
Ruben III
Orange County Cal
Comment: Excellent product especially for the price!
Hector Fulgencio
Benicia, Ca
Comment: great price and delivery.works great for my needs.
Leominster Mass
Comment: Secures my backpack and what ever else I might need to my seat and/or sissy bar behind me. No worries about anything falling off with the 6 hooks. It's been indespensible.
Flagstaff, Arizona
Comment: Awesome product, has come in handy several times.
Stuart, Fl.
Comment: Very handy
Comment: Will come in handy this year.
Central Iowa
Comment: Very handy bungee, with very many uses.
Las Vegas, NV
Comment: Good quality, great price, better than what you find in the "Big Box stores!"
Darrell R
Comment: Perfect! Great product and fast shipping!
Comment: I have yet to use this item, but I will use it when I go back to my pillion seat. It appears to be able to hold down a helmet with ease. Good quality and inexpensive to buy.
Comment: Very good product and price.
Comment: What you see is what you get. It does the job.
Gulfport, MS
Comment: What can I say except anyone with a back seat should have one of these nets. Great product.
Big Jim
Comment: Nice product and great price
Larry Ruby
Marriottsville, MD
Comment: Super stretchy & perfect for attaching a duffel bad to my Honda Rebel.
Jami Lynn
Comment: Wish the right your own review link was at the top..rather than the bottom of all reviews..Cargo net is great..have a cruiser with solo seat and no backrest..so great for securing helmet to luggage rack.for when might need.
Hudson, WI
Comment: This is a great product. I had used multiple bungee cords in order to hold my sports equipment bag on the bike. This elastic cargo net does the job by itself. It has eliminated all the bungee cords and is very easy to clip on..
Surrey, BC, Canada
Comment: Great accessory - it ties down my jacket on those hot afternoon days when I need a breather.
John Giardiello
Garrison, NY
Comment: Best few bucks you can spend. It will fit under your seat and when you buy something at a store you can easily take it home ( if it is small)
Navajo Nation
Comment: Great product and great price, I bought two. You never know when you will have a guest!
Tucson AZ
Comment: Great product recieved in 8 days( I live on west coast) used for Hollister run last weekend worked great. Make sure to take some pliers and squeeze the loop around the net or the hooks fall off continuously. Other than that AWESOME
Comment: this is my second cargo net I have purchased from Jafrum, I love the first one so much I had to have another, it has proved to be a necessity to secure my purse and jacket and some purchases onto my luggage rack.
Windsor , NY
Comment: Get one, you may be surprised how many uses you can come up with for this net.
Comment: The bungee net worked out great it has rubberized hooks so it doesn't scratch up the chrome
Comment: Finally got to use the bungee cargo net I ordered and it was great! Plenty of hooks to get all sides connected securely and plenty of stretch.
G Johnston
Tyler, TX
Comment: Awesome quality for the price. Perfect size for the stuff i use it for
Kathy Catton
Capon Bridge,WV
Comment: Definitely a good purchase for the money. Be sure to super glue the end caps as soon as you purchase it or else you will quickly lose them.
Comment: I used to use bungee cords, but that proved unreliable if not dangerous of stuff did not balance right. This netting grips the stuff I carry and holds it tight to the back seat. Great product...
Houston, TX
Comment: works really well, can get a lot under it.
Western Slope, CO
Comment: Store in you saddlebag or jacket pocket so that you always have it when you need it. Much better that I expected and you can't beat this price.
TX - Texas
Comment: Can't beat Jafrum for quality products at a great price
Cloudcroft, NM
Comment: Very useful to carry smaller packages, helmets, etc. Don't have to mess with tie downs and straps. Quick service and shipping from Jafrum.
Comment: nice net holder, cant beat the price
cape cod, ma
Comment: Nice product that is very useful. I have been happy with every product that I have ever purchased from Jafrum.
Jim McCullough
Stonewood, WV
Comment: This is one of those items you never think of, until you actually need it. It's not flashy or exciting, but is completely utilitarian and an absolute necessity if you carry anything on your bike.
Long Beach, CA
Comment: Works great holding my raingear and helmet in place.
Robert Lambert
Comment: For the price, there is no reason not to have at least one cargo net. It's fast and easy to set up and holds my stuff down securely. Sure beats expensive tail, saddle, or tank bags. It's not designed to replace them but for those of us who travel light, it makes a difference. I even use it to tie down my backpack so I can't imagine not using it to reinforce a tail bag, if I were to purchase one in the future.
Far Rockaway, NY
Comment: Very good for the price. Exactly as described.
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Comment: I ride a Sportster Iron with a solo seat so finding a way to carry more luggage than what I can fit in my saddle bags can be somewhat difficult without spending way more than I would like. I purchased a small luggage rack and because it was not flat and instead followed the curves of my fender, I use a leather backpack to carry my overnight items. Over the backpack, I use the cargo net to secure it to the luggage rack and it holds everything securely in place. The backpack is flexible and the cargo net conforms to exactly the perfect shape to hold it on the bike. Jafrum's price, as always, is way below anyone else. I bought 2 of these...never know when you may need another one!
Comment: I've been using it every day to strap my lunch bag down to the passenger back rest on my vulcan 900
Comment: Bought 2!
Dawn L
Boulder, CO
Comment: Great product that I was able to use inside the saddlebags to separate my equipment.
Calyes Kynard
Bristow, VA
Comment: I bought two. For that price how could you not.
Arlington, Texas
Comment: I bought two of these and have used them together to tie down a bag with two helmets on the back of the my tour pack. They worked great.
Bret Haynes
Comment: The only thing I would change would be to have hooks on all four sides. Also, smaller squares would help keep things in (stretching the net makes the squares larger!). Thanks for a good product.
Dee Applegate
Comment: great net! Fits over back seat perfect. (03 Yamaha V-Star) enough stretch to hold my helmet securely.
Comment: This has to be the handiest accessory I carry on my bike. So handy I carry 2 in my saddlebag. One for the back seat and one for the rack. It will conform to almost anything that you ever thought of carrying on your bike.
Don Kuellmer
Livermore, CA
Comment: Very handy item to have when you need that little extra space. I use it for my laundry basket and paracord so I don't lose clothes.
Wesley Chapel, Fl.
Comment: Works just like it's supposed to, does the job, and doesn't cost much. What more can you ask?
McAllen, TX
Comment: super affordable - great for securing that second helmet on your bike when riding, you never know when you might need it
Bob M.
Islip, NY
Comment: Great product at a great price.
Pleasanton, CA
Comment: Great for holding down the extras we pick up on road trips!!! Quality is great and the cost is half the price I paid at another location before discovering Jafrum!!!
Madonna Hammond
Jennings, LA
Comment: if you've never used a cargo net before you may wonder how you ever lived without one. I've used nets before and have always like that whatever you're strapping doesn't have to have specific loops to slip a bungee through. This product give you piece of mine that whatever you are strapping will not go anywhere. This net is great because it has a coated metal hooks instead of plastic hooks I've seen on other nets which break easily.
Littleton, CO
Comment: What can I say--it's a cargo net. Perfect size for holding my small cooler on the back of my cycle. Can't beat the price.
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This guide is still work in progress and will be finished when final Mapbuilder 1.5 is released. The described changes apply to Mapbuilder releases 1.5rc1 and later, for applications based on Mapbuilder up to release 1.5-alpha1.
With the introduction of OpenLayers as rendering engine for Mapbuilder, some widgets have changed, and some configurations need to be updated when upgrading from releases prior to 1.5-alpha2. Some things can now be accomplished in an easier way, like Overview Maps (formerly known as Locator Maps).
Deprecated Widgets and Tools
Old widget/tool
replaced by
MapContainer widgets
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MouseHandler tools
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AutoResize widget
no longer needed (see below)
New properties to all widgets that inherit from WidgetBaseXSL.js
- parseHTMLNodes (Boolean, default=false) if true, HTML entities (like found in RSS feeds) will be parsed and converted to HTML, instead of showing HTML source code.
Changes in the behavior of the map (MapPaneOL)
- WMS services can now be consumed using tiles. To do this, use server type "WMS-C" instead of "WMS" in your map context.
- For better caching of map images, MapPaneOL works with fixed zoom levels, as soon as WMS-C or commercial layers (Google, Microsoft, Yahoo) are used. In that case, zoom operations (like zoom in to a box) will not result in the exact extent of the dragged box, but in the next fixed zoom level that the box fits in entirely.
- The map is clipped to the maximum extent specified in the context xml. If it is desired to view the map outside this extent, the property
has to be specified in the MapPaneOL config. Note that this will only allow you to view the map to the extent of the map tiles containing the specified extent. So this ensures that there will be no white border around the map image, but it will not allow for showing arbitrary locations outside the map extent. If that is desired, the property <maxExtent> of MapPaneOL has to be set, e.g.
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- The new <featureSRS> property tells the renderer the source projection of the features from the model. Based on this information, features can be reprojected to the map projection.
- SLD documents can now be used directly to render the GML features. For that, a StyledLayerDescriptor model has to be present in the config. The config property <sldModel> refers to that sld document. The properties <defaultStyleName> and <selectStyleName> refer to <UserStyle> names in the sld document that will be used to render features or selected features. NOTE: All this will only work if the sld document has a <NamedLayer> with the same name as the id of the GmlRendererOL widget (e.g. if you have <GmlRendererOL id="gmlRenderer">, your sld needs to have <NamedLayer><Name>gmlRenderer</Name></NamedLayer).
Different configuration for MapContainer widgets
OpenLayers does not use a MapContainer any more as described in Controlling Widget Output. This change affects all widgets that used to have a <mapContainerId> property. This property is usually replaced by <targetModel>, linking to the context model that the map belongs to (eg. mainMap). For widgets that perform actions on a different model than the map (those that already had a <targetModel> property), the map is referenced by the <targetContext> property instead.
New and different configuration options for some widgets
Please refer to the Component Register for an overview of all models/widgets/tools and their properties.
Removal of MouseHandler tools
The following tools no longer need to be added to the Mapbuilder configuration file, because they are now handled by the OpenLayers rendering engine:
- MouseClickHandler
- DragPanHandler
- AoiMouseHandler
This means that widgets no longer need a <mouseHandler> property.
Overview Maps
The old way of defining locator maps as a separate context with widgets and tools for displaying and modifying the extent and zoom level of the main map is deprecated. It can still be used, but it is recommended to switch to the new OverviewMap widget.
If you previously used a configuration like the following (taken from the Feature Entry demo):
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<Context id="locator"> <defaultModelUrl>../data/context/locatorMap.xml</defaultModelUrl> <widgets> <MapPane id="locatorWidget"> <htmlTagId>locatorMap</htmlTagId> <targetModel>mainMap</targetModel> <mapContainerId>locatorContainer</mapContainerId> <fixedWidth>180</fixedWidth> </MapPane> <AoiBoxWZ id="aoiBox3"> <htmlTagId>locatorMap</htmlTagId> <stylesheet>../../lib/widget/GmlRenderer.xsl</stylesheet> <mapContainerId>locatorContainer</mapContainerId> <lineColor>#FF0000</lineColor> <lineWidth>1</lineWidth> <crossSize>15</crossSize> </AoiBoxWZ> </widgets> <tools> <AoiMouseHandler id="locatorAoi"/> <ZoomToAoi id="locatorZoomToAoi"> <targetModel>mainMap</targetModel> </ZoomToAoi> </tools> </Context>
you could now simply add the following to the <widgets> section of your main map context:
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<OverviewMap id="locatorWidget"> <htmlTagId>locatorMap</htmlTagId> <width>180</width> <layers> <layerName>basic</layerName> <layerName>topp:tasmania_water_bodies</layerName> <layerName>topp:tasmania_roads</layerName> <layerName>topp:tasmania_cities</layerName> </layers> </OverviewMap>


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Two days ago, Shawna Ventura survived a dangerous accident when she passed out while driving and her van ran off the road. A tree punctured the windshield and barely missed her in the driver's seat.
She s now out of the hospital, but she says the accident may have actually saved her life.
Ventura, who is diabetic, doesn't remember going off Big Rock Road near Duvall Monday, but when she came to, she realized she had almost been impaled by a tree.
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And I was wedged like this, where the window and the door is and this tree was, so apparently I tried to protect myself, said Ventura.
After the initial impact, Shawna's seat belt was choking her. Before medics arrived, a truck driver stopped and cut her loose, likely saving her life.
Now I'm on a hunt to find who this is, because I really need to thank him, Ventura said.
Then, when she was airlifted to the hospital, doctors discovered a suspicious mass in her brain. Oncologists will be checking it out more closely.
So the accident that could have killed her may have actually saved her life.
Everything's meant to happen for a reason, and I believe the reason was to save my life. Not only was it to save my life in the accident, but my life might be saved now because they found I have this.
The mother of seven was able to leave the hospital Wednesday and return home to her kids. Ventura sincerely wants to locate the truck driver who helped her to thank him.
I think he was the guardian angel the Lord sent, she said.
She believes his name is Mark. If you might know who this is, you can leave a message with Ventura s employer, the Snoqualmie Tribe.


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Angus Clark Nairn PhD
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Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Neuroscience | Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology, and Physiology
Office of Student ResearchNIDA Neuroproteomics Center | Neuroscience Microarray Center, YaleInterdepartmental Neuroscience ProgramPharmacology: NeuropharmacologyPsychiatry: Connecticut Mental Health Center; Molecular Psychiatry, Division of; Specialized Center of Research (SCOR) on Sex and Gender Factors Affecting Women's Health; Stress & Addiction Clinical Research Program
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Raychel Furr Bartek wrote to give background on the two houses owned by St. John's Catholic Church that have been in the news lately in reference to a decision about their future. Bartek wrote about her grandparents who owned the properties and how her grandfather was a good friend of William Faulkner and the basis for a recurring character in Faulkner's work. (August 23, 2010, Page 4A)


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Can you give us a little more to go on? What sort of barrier?
We are of different faiths and this is my first marriage. 10 years ago I welcomed my wife and her two kids into my life. She asked questions of me during our dating that I didn't have answers to and her protestant church seemed so friendly and vibrant. It was understood that I was to be a father figure, head of the household and I would attend their church. Within a two year period, I missed my Catholic Church and went back. Within 5 years, we were separated but reconnected after 10 months of not living together. The marriage has been faithful, no alcohol and no physical abuse. This year we are getting a divorce mainly due to her narcissistic, controlling, manipulative behavior that makes my living conditions unbearable and the mental abuse intolerable. And the fact that she cannot respect the Catholic faith. I have tried for years to pray for her to receive grace. We've been to multiple counselors over the years. Please be sure be wise in your choice for a spouse. And what helped me make my decision was during a homily about 6 months ago when Father spoke of about divorce. He said when someone is keeping you from God, it is understood that you have major relationship issues. Thanks, I just needed to vent as I have told nobody about this. Your board is a safe haven. I ask for your prayers as I move forward. And I am aware of Satan's input with depression and despair. They are signs that he is there and I continue to avoid them.
I pray that you find peace in the faith! My prayers go to you for healing!
Praying for you, jh. May you find some solace in this season of the Lord.
jh, My prayers are with you. My husband and I have been separated for over 2 months and I believe there is definitely a possession issue at play. The great deceiver is SO evil. I will pray for you, for your spouse and her children. In the meantime please google "Divorced Catholics". There is a great website that has helped me so much in dealing with all of my conflicting emotions and guilt over what is happening. God bless you!
Why are you sooo rigid? Usually rigid people in the faith have it my way or the bleeping highway. There's no real effort to help them understand.
jh, so sorry for your situation. And sorry for Jeanne piling on here; please don't think the comments of one troll represent the rest of us who are compassionate about what you're going through.
jh, We are praying for you! If there is the slightest chance of reconciliation, please pray and work on it. Have you checked into the Retrouvaille program -- it's a program similar to Marriage Encounter, but for couples in serious trouble or in divorce proceedings. http://www.retrouvaille.org/ If it's truly too late for that, you might also find the resources at this site helpful: www.catholicdivorce.com And of course our frequent commenter Jeanne is right, the USCCB page for marriage is full of good resources. http://foryourmarriage.org/ What was unwelcome was her jeering remark in the face of someone else's great sorrow. I'm sorry for the pain it must have caused you. I'm not at the computer all day to police conversations, but will always delete that kind of comment if I find it. Sending a hug and a prayer your way.
Rigid???? Yes, rigid. Definition: unwillingness to bend to God's true Will. We think it is our way or the bleeping highway. Of course, my highway ends at the beach where we will be spending the first New Year's weekend AFTER THE HOLIDAYS AND BEFORE Disney when it is cheaper for Florida residents. How cheap? 180 for three days with a Florida DL. Our New Year's Rez don't take yourselves sooooo soo seriously.
I am not a troll. I am a real person. I do give a hoot about most of you. I actually pray for you. To write that is cruel. If I were to meet you at my parish Christ the king in Tampa, I would take and YOUR FAM OUT FOR bagels on Sunday after church here. Then, Sunday Beach. I would .... ask our pastor and staff here on the west coast of Florida. Calling people trolls is clueless up north behavior. It is rigid and sad. I really do live here and I am not mean like you. I have never called anyone a troll. Maybe I have called them a large blimpy thundera because I have this awful pic in my head of you all eating nothing but bread during all your winter storms that make you so fat and mean, but not a troll. Solution: don't eat so much that you have to shop at Lane Bryant. I wouldn't be caught dead in that store. I would eat healthy and care how I looked. Drink water not soda. Eat real veggies not starch. See? I care. I am not a troll. WEight Watchers is free to join this year. I am goin on it. I wear a 14-12 and not an 18. I am 5"6 &3/4 inches. I wear a 10/9 shoe and almost never wear socks and sneakers. I am a real person. I am not mean. Are you?
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October 17, 2012
WILSON, N.C. - Three first half goals was all host Barton College needed on Wednesday night picking up a 3-0 clean sheet over visiting Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas men's soccer action. The Bulldogs advance to 6-7-1 overall, 5-4 in league play while the Falcons drop to 0-13-2, 0-8-1.
Dante De Luca would tally the first of his two goals on the night in the 19th minute firing a one-timer inside the box for his 12th goal of the season. Later in the 36th minute, Archer Bane, who assisted on De Luca's first strike, scored his own goal for a 2-0 Bulldog lead. Barton would close scoring out in the 41st minute with De Luca's second of the night, 13th of the season.
Barton outshot the Falcons 19-12 overall, 9-5 in shots on goal. Kyle Toler and Kody Sprinkle each had a pair of shots for Pfeiffer in the loss. Cristian Padilla made six saves in net.
Pfeiffer will play non-conference matches in two of their final three contests of 2012 beginning with UNC-Pembroke at home on Monday at 4:00 p.m. Live stats will be available courtesy of http://www.gofalconsports.com.


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Identity theft's effects hard for victims to shake
For people whose lives have been stolen, identity theft means months, even years, of ruined credit, threatening letters — and worse.
Dan Bates / The Herald
Identity theft victim Tammee Lynn of Everett battled for two years to restore her ruined credit, resolve more than 26 bogus accounts, and buy a home. Just recently, she received a $3,500 bill on a credit card she didn't open, she said.
Jackie Royal, 72, and her husband, Howard Royal, 96, have been hit hard by identity thieves, who drained their accounts, opened credit cards in their name and even changed their phone number.
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Howard Royal, 96, and Jackie Royal, 72, aren't sure how their information was stolen, but the aftermath of the theft has been difficult. "There are very hard days when you get no peace," Jackie Royal said.
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Tim Royal helps explain the depth of the hardship endured by his elderly parents. Howard Royal, 96, and Jackie Royal, 72, have been hit hard by identity thieves.
Ryan Andersen Scott gave the name of identity theft victim Matthew Frederic in this 1997 booking photo stapled to a letter the real Matthew Frederic received from the District Attorney's office in Riverside, Calif.
For the middle-aged medical worker, the heartbreak of losing the home she tried so hard to buy still stings.
For the Colorado businessman, the ordeal that began 16 years ago shows no signs of ending.
All are victims of identity theft -- their nerves frayed and patience exhausted from relentless attacks.
Each had personal information stolen that was used to create fraudulent accounts.
Their tales of misfortune crossed the desk of Everett police Sgt. Mark Thacker, who supervises four detectives in the department's financial fraud division. In the past five years, the unit has forwarded more than 1,100 cases to prosecutors.
Thacker is a gatekeeper with the unenviable task of deciding which fraud cases he can justify the time to investigate and which ones must be jettisoned.
"In this unit, all the victims are good, hard-working, everyday people who mind their own business," he said. "They are just good, honest people."
When identity thieves fess up to detectives, they often soft-pedal their guilt. They like to say that what they've done is a victimless crime because most banks and credit card companies offer zero-liability fraud protection.
The actual cost -- tens of billions of dollars a year nationwide -- gets passed on to consumers.
Just don't tell the Everett couple, the medical worker, the businessman and millions of other Americans unwittingly caught in the con game that identity theft doesn't hurt the little guy.
'Like we would be going to Hooters'
At 96 and 72, Howard and Jackie Royal are very much in love. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in November.
They live in a small yellow rambler in south Everett. There is nothing extravagant about their lifestyle, although a pile of credit card bills might suggest otherwise.
A recent statement from Toys R Us, of all places, showed they owe more than $4,500. The curious list of expenses included two $400 charges to Hooters Online and frequent fast-food stops in and around Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
"Like we would be going to Hooters," said Howard Royal, a retired logger, commercial fisherman and Columbia River dam builder who uses a walker to get around. "And we didn't get a single toy."
Jen Rosenbrook sees vulnerable clients, including the Royals, in her job with Senior Services of Snohomish County, where she assists crime victims. She runs interference with banks and other corporations that can seem foreboding to the elderly.
"It can be so overwhelming," she said.
Tim Royal also has been helping his parents out of the financial chaos.
Someone, he said, has infiltrated every account, "duping financial institutions with ease and stealing away both their money and security with rapid, heartless precision."
Since November, their days have been a series of calls, occasionally hostile, from credit card companies and bill collectors, appointments with banks and daily trips to the mailbox to gather new batches of bogus bills and threatening letters.
The thieves even convinced a telecommunications provider to change the Royals' phone number of 40 years so they could intercept verifications from companies they would be targeting.
"Within days, lines of credit were abused and maxed out," Tim Royal said. "Credit cards were issued and lavish purchases appeared from points all across the country. Bank accounts were drained systematically."
To Jackie Royal, the toll from identity theft has been much worse than a burglary at their home a decade ago.
"At least that was one instance," she said. "This one is just never-ending. There are very hard days when you get no peace."
Police in Florida have given them hope. When they made two arrests near Fort Lauderdale, evidence collected included some of the Royals' personal information. One of the men, 32, was arrested for investigation of grand theft and criminal use of personal identification.
"It is still being investigated," Plantation, Fla., detective Phil Toman said. "There are other victims."
The cautious couple hope to learn how they became victims.
They have a locked mailbox and use a shredder on credit card sales pitches. They don't make transactions online and don't trust ATMs.
"They are as financially Amish people as you can get," their son said.
26 lines of credit opened in her name
After endless scrimping, Tammee Lynn found her dream home in 2011.
The house on a quarter acre had hardwood floors, a big back yard and a white picket fence out front.
Lynn, who schedules surgeries at The Everett Clinic, methodically built up her credit rating after a divorce. For 10 years, she made sure every bill was paid on time.
Finally, she was told she qualified for a loan. She put down earnest money and packed up her Everett apartment.
Three weeks after providing a bank with all of her personal financial information, she received a letter from Sears thanking her for opening an account. Two days later, a similar letter arrived from Macy's. Victoria's Secret, Zales, Walmart and others followed.
The Zales balance topped $3,000.
"Someone is wearing some real nice underwear and some expensive jewelry, and it isn't me," Lynn said.
There also were purchases of electronic equipment and attempts to buy cars.
The thieves would wait for paydays to transfer her money to unknown accounts.
In all, 26 lines of credit and five cellphone accounts were opened in her name. It fell to her to close each one.
Her loan officer told her his laptop computer had been stolen, but the bank insisted that wasn't the cause of her leaked personal data. She still doesn't know how it was pilfered.
As her credit rating plummeted, Lynn asked for extensions to close her home purchase.
On the fourth request, she was rejected.
It was a depressing time for a cheerful woman.
The year before, her son had died unexpectedly. He was 28.
Her credit in shambles, she was left to try to clean up the mess. It seemed the pall of deceit would never lift.
For weeks at work, she was on the phone every day with her door closed, trying to explain her predicament to corporations. On breaks, she would walk out to her truck, crawl into the cab and lie down.
"I would sit in my office and would just cry because I was so tired," she said.
Everett police worked long hours on the case. The fraudulent purchases all were made online.
Search warrants provided promising leads. Detectives believe they know where the cyber thefts occurred; they just can't say who was at the keyboard.
Two years later, Lynn's credit has been restored. She has bought a different house.
Yet she can't let her guard down. The leeches are hungry for easy money.
The other day, she got a $3,500 Discover card bill on a new account she didn't open.
"I don't think it will ever end," she said.
When a criminal uses his victim's name
As Matthew Frederic drove through a snowstorm in the Rockies, someone in sunny California was applying for a credit card in his name.
It was May 25, 1996, and Frederic was returning to his native Colorado to work for a financial planning firm. He was 24, recently married and eager to make a good impression.
He soon applied for a professional license to expand his responsibilities.
A background check uncovered a giant red flag: He'd amassed a $15,600 credit card debt on an overdrawn Bank of America account.
Frederic remembers someone from the company telling him: "You were in Las Vegas. You apparently had a good time."
Frederic had neither a good time nor a Bank of America credit card.
He spent months trying to clear his name. All the while, he wondered who had stolen his identity and how they did it.
Eventually, he got answers.
During the summer of 1996, police in Riverside County, Calif., arrested a man who had documents with Frederic's name on them, including a statement from the fraudulent credit card. The suspect, Ryan Andersen Scott, had worked at an auto dealership where Frederic bought a car.
Scott swiped personal information Frederic had provided to obtain financing, according to court papers.
In 1997, Scott was arrested by Riverside police -- this time for possessing meth and carrying a loaded weapon in public. He tried to pin the rap on Frederic, offering up the other man's name at booking. Scott's face and curly locks appear above Matthew Frederic's name and birth date in the booking photo.
In 1998, Scott was sentenced to more than three years in prison.
Justice had been done; Frederic's fears were allayed.
Only, with identity theft, it often isn't that tidy. Once in the wrong hands, personal information can be tucked away for years or bartered among addicts and thieves.
Fast forward 16 years to Christmas 2012. An application on Frederic's iPhone alerted him of a hit to his credit score. It said he had bought $1,200 in electronics equipment hours earlier from a store in Everett.
Since then, the Middleton, Colo., man said there has been a flurry of attempts to open lines of credit in his name.
With each furtive foray, Frederic gets notice on his iPhone and tries to thwart the attack.
Whoever is behind it has convincing fake ID and does his homework. He can answer security questions, such as Frederic's wife's name, and list former addresses.
Frederic suspects Ryan Scott is up to his old tricks. Court records show that Scott moved to Snohomish County.
In February 2007, Scott, then 37, was arrested at an Everett casino after passing bad checks. Police found him in possession of credit cards, identification and checks belonging to three people.
From the backseat of a patrol car, Scott told an Everett police officer that his name was Matthew Frederic.
The real Matthew Frederic looks forward to meeting Scott some day, ideally in a Snohomish County courtroom.
Everett cops are investigating.
Identity theft can inflict misery through a thousand cuts. Frederic has lost time with his family. He has been fingerprinted by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to prove that he's who he says he is, just to buy a shotgun from a sporting goods store. And he keeps a letter from the Riverside prosecutor's office explaining the tangled tale of his identity in the event police mistake him for his impostor.
He has told Everett detectives he'd gladly pay his own way to Washington to testify if they ever arrest the person here who is messing with his accounts.
"I will be there in a heartbeat," he said.
Protect yourself
The Washington State Attorney General's Office offers several recommendations to reduce the risk of identity theft.
- Don't give your Social Security number, mother's maiden name or account numbers to strangers, especially by phone, Internet or mail.
- Pay attention to what time of the month your bills arrive. If a bill is late, call the creditor to make sure an identity thief hasn't changed your billing address to keep you from discovering phony charges.
- Guard against mail theft by not leaving outgoing mail in the mailbox. Consider a locked mailbox.
- Protect your credit card, bank and phone accounts with passwords.
- Don't carry a Social Security card.
- Don't carry credit cards or ID cards you don't need.
- Shred personal information, such as copies of credit applications, insurance forms, physician statements, bank checks and statements and credit offers from the mail.
- Request your free annual credit report. The federal Fair Credit Reporting Act allows you to obtain a free copy of your credit report from each of the major credit reporting companies, at your request, once every 12 months.
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Late Lead Slips Away as Women's Basketball Drops Fifth-Straight
February 15, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer led by as many as nine points midway through the second half, but Mount Olive used a game-ending 12-2 run over the final four minutes for a 66-60 victory over the Lady Falcons in Conference Carolinas womens basketball Monday at Misenheimer, N.C. Charlotte Fuller led Pfeiffer with 11 points, while Laporsha Davis had a game-high 18 points for Mount Olive.
Pfeiffer (11-13 overall, 11-8 Conference Carolinas) built a 10-point lead during the first half and held a 50-41 advantage with 11:04 left in the game after a basket by Shelley Reese. Pfeiffer was still up 58-54 with 4:17 remaining, but the Lady Falcons would not score again until the final minute.
Mount Olive (14-10 overall, 13-6 Conference Carolinas) pulled within one on Andrea Jones three-pointer. Shequanta McGees layup with 2:51 remaining put the Trojans ahead to stay at 59-58, the Trojans first lead of the second half. Jones followed with a fastbreak layup and Helen Moore hit 4-of-4 free throws to help seal the win.
In the first half, Pfeiffer scored nine of its first 10 points from beyond the arc, but the Lady Falcons trailed in the early going. Fullers three-point play and Celeste Caudills three-pointer ignited an 8-0 run to put Pfeiffer on top 20-15 with 8:51 remaining. The Lady Falcons would stay in the lead until the final minutes of the contest.
Pfeiffer took its biggest lead at 32-22 on Brittany Coxs three-pointer with 3:23 left before halftime. Mount Olive got as close as four on Davis three-pointer and a three-point play by McGee. Fuller hit a pair of free throws for Pfeiffer with 49 seconds left and the Lady Falcons went into the locker room with a 36-31 lead at the break.
Mount Olive got as close as three early in the second half before Pfeiffer pulled away for a nine-point advantage. The Trojans chipped away and Moores basket with 4:36 left cut the margin to 56-54. Janilla Harris scored on Pfeiffers next possession, but Mount Olive took control for the remainder of the game.
Harris and Caudill finished with nine points apiece for Pfeiffer, while Cox added eight points. Three Lady Falcons had six rebounds apiece as Pfeiffer outrebounded Mount Olive 43-36. The loss was Pfeiffers fifth in a row.
Davis finished with 17 points and six rebounds for Mount Olive, while Moore added 14 points, seven rebounds, four assists and four steals. The win was the Trojans eighth in their last 10 games.
Both teams return to action Saturday with Conference Carolinas match-ups. Pfeiffer plays host to St. Andrews Saturday at 5:30 p.m. Mount Olive entertains Lees-McRae Saturday at 5 p.m.


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The little town with a little train and the little hotel is coming to the Big Screen! Director Tom Logan is in the process of making the classic 60's sit-com Petticoat Junction into a feature film.
Petticoat Junction was created by Paul Henning and based on his childhood memories of his aunt's hotel in Missouri. Paul Henning created The Beverly Hillbillies, which was such a ratings juggernaut for CBS that they gave Henning carte blanche to create another series of his choice.
The stories centered around the Shady Rest Hotel, situated on the train line of the C. & F.W. Railroad, halfway between the towns of Pixley and Hooterville, each 25 miles away. If you need supplies, the train stops at Drucker's General Store in Hooterville, but for a supermarket, beauty parlors, movies, school and the hospital, you'll need to go to Pixley.
The Petticoat Junction film is being writing, directed and produced by Tom Logan and is currently in pre-production. The production is expected to be filmed in Louisiana.
Before becoming a screen director Tom was an actor who had a recurring role on the #1-rated daytime soap, General Hospital on and off for 12 years playing "Gary." He also had a recurring role on Days of Our Lives, as well as principal roles on other soaps including the Young and the Restless and Capitol. He also had Co-Starring roles on many prime time TV series, and had starring roles in over 70 live stage productions including such Broadway shows as Mame, Applause, and You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, as well as many national tours. In addition, Tom is currently directing all episodes of a TV series entitled, "Horse Play."
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