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Follow road conditions throughout the Shore area, from the states traffic website:
TOMS RIVER: As of 6 p.m. all traffic lights are out in both directions of Route 37 do to a black-out.
NATIONAL REC AREA AT SANDY HOOK As of 4:35 p.m., there are weather-related problems on National Park Service Gateway National Recreation Area at Sandy Hook, which remains closed until further notice.
NORTH BRUNSWICK: As of 4:37 p.m. a live powerline is down at Jersey Avenue and How Lane. The fire department is on the scene requestion PSEG to the scene.
TOMS RIVER Traffic lights are without power on Rt. 37 in Toms River except for two or three closest to Seaside. Police are directing traffic at some intersections. School buses are being used to block cross-highway traffic in other locations.
AVON-BY-THE-SEA As of 3:37 p.m., theres storm damage on NJ 71 in both directions at Shark River Bridge in Avon-By-The-Sea. All lanes closed and detoured until on Dec. 31.
BERKELEY TOWNSHIP As of 3:35pm, theres a debris spill and a road collapse on NJ 35 in both directions from 24th Avenue in Berkeley Township to NJ 88 in Point Pleasant Beach. All lanes closed and detoured until further notice.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP As of 3:34 p.m., theres a Downed tree on THE I-195 eastbound ramp to Exit 22 - CR 638 in Jackson Township. Partial ramp closure, use caution.
AVON-BY-THE-SEA As of 2:36 p.m., theres storm damage on NJ 71 in both directions at Shark River Bridge in Avon-By-The-Sea. All lanes closed and detoured until further notice.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP As of 2:36 p.m., theres a downed tree on the I-195 eastbound ramp to Exit 22 - CR 638 in Jackson Township. Partial ramp closure, use caution.
BERKELEY TOWNSHIP As of 2:35 p.m., theres a debris spill and a road collapse on NJ 35 in both directions from 24th Avenue in Berkeley Township to NJ 88 in Point Pleasant Beach. All lanes closed and detoured until further notice.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP As of 12:44 p.m., theres a downed tree on the I-195 eastbound ramp to Exit 22, CR 638 in Jackson Township. Partial ramp closure. Use caution.
RECREATION AREA AT SANDY HOOK As of 12:17 p.m., the National Park Service Gateway National Recreation Area at Sandy Hook remains closed until further notice due to weather-related problems.
BERKELEY TOWNSHIP As of 12:08 p.m., theres a debris spill and a road collapse on NJ 35 in both directions from 24th Avenue in Berkeley Township to NJ 88 in Point Pleasant Beach. All lanes closed and detoured until further notice.
AVON-BY-THE-SEA As of 12:07 p.m., theres storm damage on NJ 71 in both directions at Shark River Bridge in Avon-By-The-Sea. All lanes closed and detoured until further notice.
SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS As of 12:06 p.m., theres a downed tree on NJ 71 northbound south of CR 524/Allaire Road in Spring Lake Heights. All lanes closed and detoured use caution.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP As of 11:53 a.m., theres a downed pole, downed tree and downed wires on Toms River Road in both directions near Cassville Road in Jackson Township. All lanes remain closed until further notice.
As of 11:52 a.m., theres a downed pole, downed tree and downed wires on Cedar Swamp Road in both directions near Freehold Road in Jackson Township. All lanes remain closed until further notice.
As of 11:52 a.m., people should drive only for essential purposes in Jackson Township due to multiple downed wires/trees throughout the township, until further notice.
BERKELEY TOWNSHIP As of 11:27 a.m., theres a debris spill and a road collapse on NJ 35 in both directions from 24th Avenue in Berkeley Township to NJ 88 in Point Pleasant Beach. All lanes closed and detoured until further notice.
EATONTOWN A telephone pole is down on Route 36 in Eatontown. Traffic is being diverted through the Toys R Us parking lot onto Wall Street.
SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS As of 10:28 a.m., theres a downed tree on NJ 71 northbound south of CR 524/Allaire Road in Spring Lake Heights. All lanes closed.
AVON-BY-THE-SEA As of 9:18 a.m., theres Storm damage on NJ 71 in both directions at Shark River Bridge in Avon-By-The-Sea. All lanes closed and detoured until further notice.
BERKELEY TOWNSHIP As of 9:18 a.m., theres a debris spill and a road collapse on NJ 35 in both directions from 24th Avenue in Berkeley Township to NJ 88 in Point Pleasant Beach. All lanes closed and detoured until further notice.
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP As of 9:17 a.m., theres a Downed tree on the NJ 33 eastbound ramp to CR 537/West Main Street in Freehold Township, ramp closed.
BEACHWOOD As of 9:16 a.m., theres Flooding on NJ 166 southbound North of US 9 in Beachwood. All lanes closed.
NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP As of 9:14 a.m., theres a Downed tree on NJ 18 northbound Exit 10 - NJ 66 in Neptune Township, ramp closed from Rt. 18 North to Rt. 66 West.
Theres a downed tree on Route 33 west, near Route 18. All lanes are closed.
FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Theres a downed tree on the Route 33 east ramp to County Road 537. The ramp is closed.
MARLBORO Theres a downed tree on Route 18 north near Route 79. The right lane is closed.
BEACHWOOD Flooding has closed Route 166 south at Route 9.
JACKSON Theres a downed pole, tree and wires on Cedar Swamp Road, near Freehold Road. All lanes are closed. Theres a downed pole, tree and wires on Toms River Road, near Cassville Road. All lanes are closed.
Essential driving only because of downed wires and trees throughout town.
EATONTOWN Downed wires on Route 36 near Route 35 have closed all lanes.
TOMS RIVER Route 37 east, near County Road 549, is closed.
As of 9:17am, there's a Utility Pole Down on Route 166 in both directions North of CR 530/CR 527/CR 549 in Toms River Twp. All lanes closed and detoured.
6:10 a.m. Major highways mostly clear of snow
State plows and salt-spreaders are clearing the major highways. There are speed restrictions on the Garden State Parkway and New Jersey Turnpike.
However, motorists need to slow down. There were at least a half dozen vehicles on the median on Interstate 195 between Wall Township and Trenton, including a State Police patrol car.
NJ Transit spokesman John Durso says it has been a relatively smooth commute on the rails and roads so far. There are some delays for buses in the northwest suburbs.
Thursday is the first day for new ferry service from Weehawken. Buses are shuttling commuters from MetLife Stadium to the boats for a free ride into Manhattan.
10:30 p.m.: Speed limit on Turnpike now 35 mph
Speed restriction because of weather-related conditions on the New Jersey Turnpike in both directions from the Delaware Memorial Bridge to the George Washington Bridge is now 35 mph.
5:50 p.m. Wednesday Live wire on U.S. 1
Reports of a live wire down with an active fire on the roadway at southbound U.S. 1 and College Road in Plainsboro Township. The incident is causing major delays.
5:40 p.m. Wednesday Overturned vehicle on Ridge Road in Brick Township
There is a report of a van on its side on Ridge Road in Brick Township. No reports of entrapment.
5:15 p.m. Wednesday Accident on New Jersey Turnpike
An overturned automobile with injuries is partially blocking the exit 4 ramp on the New Jersey Turnpike.
5:03 p.m. Wednesday Ortley Beach update
Until DOT inspectors examine roads following the nor'easter there will be no access granted. Ortley Beach sustained the most damage on the Barrier Islands which is why this is the case.
4:17 p.m. Wednesday Handful of traffic going north on Rte 36
There are a handful of vehicles going north on Rte 36 from Atlantic Highlands to Keyport, and sporadic amounts of vehicles (anywhere from 10 to 20) going south.
3:20 p.m. Wednesday Christie administration urges caution, safety during severe weather
The Christie Administration reminded people on Wendesday to exercise caution during severe weather.
In a press release Colonel Rick Fuentes, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police and Director of the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management, reminds commuters to reduce speed when any freezing rain, snow or sleet is falling, or when temperature is approaching or below freezing.
The administration also suggested creating pre-driving plans, such as making family aware of routes and estimated times, having a full gas tank, and having a vehicle winter survival kit in case of a breakdown or road closures.
Winter survival kits should include warm clothing, gloves, hat, flashlight with new batteries, bottles of water, snacks such as protein bars, bag of cat litter or ice melt, folding shovel, and a cell phone fully charged and car charger.
12:20 p.m. Wednesday Parkway, Turnpike ready for nor'easter
After dealing with Hurricane Sandy, todays noreaster is just another storm to the New Jersey Turnpike Authority.
Officials at the authority, which also runs the Garden State Parkway, said theyre ready for what ever comes from the skies, whether it is rain or snow, said Tom Feeney, authority spokesman.
Were prepared to plow the length of both roadways, he said. Plows are on the trucks, theyre loaded with sand and fueled and ready to go.
Crews already have been out on the two toll roads cleaning debris from catch basins to prevent flooding, Feeney said. But theyre prepared for a storm with the potential to dump snow in one region of the state and rain in another.
We have to keep an eye on it, which is often the case, Feeney said. Its not something were unfamiliar with.
More extensive debris cleanup took place after the storm, especially in areas where flood waters driven by Hurricane Sandy washed over the road surface.
There is no lingering damage on the Turnpike or Parkway from the hurricane that could be made worse by the noreaster.
We dont have things that are vulnerable now because of the effects of Sandy, Feeney said.
He also doesnt anticipate a full or partial shut down of the Parkway.
12 p.m. Wednesday Oceanic Bridge close to Rumson-bound traffic
The Oceanic Bridge is closed to Rumson-bound traffic as crews try to dislodge a boat that got stuck underneath it, authorities said.
Traffic was backed up on Navesink River Road this morning as motorists sought alternate routes.
Rumson police said the bridge is open on their side to traffic bound for Middletown.
3:30 p.m. Tuesday: Commuters urged to use free ferry service
The Christie Administration advised NJ Transit customers Tuesday to save time and money by taking free ferry service from Jersey City to Lower Manhattan.
The service includes free parking at the agencys Hudson Bergen Light Rail Liberty State Park stations park-and-ride, free shuttle bus service to and from the nearby ferry docks and free ferry service to and from Battery Park.
NJ Transit has teamed up with Statue Cruises to operate the service until further notice on weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. LSC is located off of Exit 14C of the New Jersey Turnpike.
The free parking, busing and ferry service at HBLRs Liberty State Park stations park-and-ride is part of an emergency Trans-Hudson access plan designed to get customers back to work as NJ Transit continues to repair significant storm damage from Hurricane Sandy
NJ Transit is still several weeks away from full service restoration. Emergency conditions still exist across the NJ Transit system and will continue for some time for regular commuters. During the recovery period, NJ Transit strongly advises customers to use ferry service.
4 a.m. Tuesday: PATH resumes service, waives fares
Limited PATH rail service is returning between Jersey City and midtown Manhattan. And the ride today will be free.
Partial service will be restored at 5 a.m. today between Journal Square and 33rd Street only with limited stops in lower Manhattan and Jersey City, Port Authority officials said. Service will run daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Service remains suspended between Newark Penn Station and Journal Square, Hoboken, Exchange Place, and World Trade Center as cleanup efforts continue, Port Authority officials said.
Stops will be made at Journal Square, Grove Street and Newport in Jersey City, 14th, 23rd and 33rd streets in Manhattan. There will not be stops at Christopher and Ninth streets in Manhattan. Disabled passengers will have access only to the platforms at Journal Square and 33rd Street.
Port Authority officials warned passengers to expect extended waits and potential service delays as PATH personnel and third-party contractors continue working to return the system to normal service.
In an effort to minimize delays in operations, the Port Authority is waiving fares for Tuesday.
Latest on the Monday commute
For the latest on Mondays bus, train and ferry schedules, see here
Four NJ Transit rail lines will resume limited operation Sunday
North Jersey Coast Line will resume limited service to New York Penn Station, operating between Woodbridge and New York. Raritan Valley Line service will resume limited service between Raritan and Newark Penn Station. The Main/Port Jervis Line will resume limited service, with trains originating and terminating in Secaucus. The Atlantic City Line will resume normal service, operating between Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
The Saturday announcement will make a total of five rail lines returned to service, including Fridays resumption of Northeast Corridor Line service to and from New York after Hurricane Sandy devastated the rail system.
Schedules detailing this restored service can be accessed by visiting njtransit.com. Coast line trains will run on a weekend schedule and the corridor and RVL will run on a special schedule.
NJ Transit officials also extended the validity period for October monthly passes until Friday, Nov. 9 for customer convenience.
Coast Line service between Bay Head and Woodbridge remains suspended, as does RVL service west of Raritan. The Morris &Essex line remains shut down.
Bus service is now operating on 90 percent of NJ Transit bus routes. Routes can be found at njtransit.com.
Sunday morning: Brick lifts travel ban
While Brick remains in a State of Emergency, the township has lifted its travel ban. We are asking the public to drive with caution and be patient on the roadways. There are still roadways that are inaccessible, have debris and workers on them. If you come to an uncontrolled intersection, it should be treated as a four-way stop
7 p.m. Wall issues update on working traffic lights, road closures and openings
Functioning traffic lights now include:
Route 34 & Wyckoff Road
Route 34 and Airport Boulevard
Bridge Closures:
Brighten Ave Bridge
Belmar Boulevard between Marconi Road and Route 35
The following roads are closed:
Lakewood Road at Ramshorn
Spring Street at Sue Street
Baileys Corner Road at the "S" Turns
Wildwood at Philadephia
8th Avenue at Homestead Road
Marconi Road/ Diana Road
18th Avenue at Campbell Road
Fox Lane, 2600 block
West Hurley Pond, 3400 block
Boxwood Drive, 1300 block
Martin and Rustic
Second Avenue
Atlantic Avenue, 4100 and 1900 blocks
River Road, 2600 block
West Chicago Boulevard at Village Road
Route 34 at Allenwood Road
Route 34 at Hurley Pond
1100 block of Gully Road
Bay Plaza, 1500 block
Glendola Road, 1700 block
New York Ave @ Newark
2604 Hickory Drive
2386 Linden Pl
1804 Murray Dr
1312 Allaire Road
2129 First Avenue
4001 West Hurley Pond
Wildwood @ Newark
Ramshorn Drive @ Logan Road
5300 Asbury Avenue
1115 Remsens Mill Rd
2122 Sawmill Road
2581 Alkongin Trail
1503 Allaire Road
915 Sixth Avenue
1036 Fifth Avenue
1712 M Street
1101 Gully Road
2715 Hayes Street
2151 Redwood Dr
Sunset Terrace
2605 River Rd
The following roads are open:
Belmar Blvd. @ Marconi Road
Brighton Avenue Bridge
Glendola Road @ Washington Avenue
Herbertsville Road @ GSPOverpass
State Hwy 33 West @ Collingwood Circle
State Hwy 18 Ramp to Marconi
Woolley Road @ Glendola Road
4240 Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic/ Allaire State Park
Atlantic Avenue/ I195 Overpass
Atlantic Avenue/ Spring Meadow
Hospital Road
Brighton Avenue @ Marconi
Allenwood Lakewood @ Brice Park
Allenwood Lakewood @ Metedeconk
Allenwood Lakewood @ Herbertsville
State Hwy 18 Ramp to Marconi
Glendola Road @ Monmouth Blvd
State Hwy 35 @ Atlantic Ave
4803 Belmar Blvd
State Hwy 34 North @ Holly Blvd
State Hwy 35 @ Wall Church Road
State Hwy 35 @ Circus Drive Inn
Belmar Blvd. @ Westminster Drive
4240 Atlantic Avenue @ Brisbane
State Hwy 35/State Hwy 138
Belmar Blvd/Allenwood Road
State Hwy 35 North @ 16th Avenue
State Hwy 34 North @ I195
State Hwy 35 @ Lakewood Road
Wyckoff Road between 33/34
State Hwy 35 @ Apache
1830 State Hwy 35
State Hwy 34 @ Airport Blvd
State Hwy 34 @ Belmar Blvd
1306 Sea Girt Avenue
2520 Ramshorn Drive
1215 West Union Lane
River Road @ Jordan Way
Highpoint Road @ Ivy Road
4:30 p.m. Access to Toms River development being supervised by police
Police are controlling access to the Snug Harbor development in Toms River because of concerns over looting.
Police are stationed at Yellowbank and Fischer Boulevard, asking residents to show ID in order to gain entry.
4:15 p.m. Forsythe Wildlife Refuge remains closed
Most areas of Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge will remain closed to public use until damage and repair needs are assessed in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Areas affected include the Wildlife Drive and Visitor Information Center in Galloway, Holgate Beach on Long Beach Island, and the deCamp Wildlife Trail in Brick.
1:10 p.m. Intersection problems on Route 36
Traveling west on Route 36 from Highlands toward the Garden State Parkway, all intersections where drivers normally can turn around are blocked past Atlantic Highlands until Thompson Avenue in Middletown. There are some delays at these intersections.
Also, traffic is backed up on Route 36 East into Highlands because police are checking IDs of anyone trying to drive into downtown Highlands.
1 p.m. Most Route 37 traffic lights working
At Northampton Boulevard and Route 37 at the Toms River/Manchester boundary, there remains a flashing light, with drivers not able to cross 37. The majority of lights along Route 37 are functioning now, however.
11:10 a.m. Traffic lights still out in Lakehurst and Manchester
Route 70 and Orchard Street in Lakehurst.
Route 70 and Green Acres Road in Manchester.
Route 70 and Route 571/Ridgeway in Manchester: No left turns allowed onto Route 70 from either side of Route 571 (police directing traffic here again).
6:20 p.m. Route 70 traffic lights working, including light at bottom of Parkway Exit 88 ramp
Traffic lights along Route 70 in Lakewood are now working, including the one at the bottom of the Garden State Parkway Exit 88 ramp meaning drivers can now turn left onto Route 70 there.
6:15 p.m. Some NJ Transit lines back in service Friday
NJ Transit trains are back on track, at least on three lines, starting Friday.
Limited rail service will return on the Northeast Corridor, Raritan Valley and North Jersey Coast Line between points in the state and Newark Penn Station. A special schedule will be posted on njtransit.com by 7 p.m. this evening.
Service will be restored on three lines: Northeast Corridor service between Trenton Transit Center and Newark Penn Station, North Jersey Coast Line service between Woodbridge and Newark Penn Station, and Raritan Valley Line service between Raritan and Newark Penn Station.
Service to Penn Station New York will resume following Amtraks restoration of the Hudson River Tunnels and the signal system. Today, Amtrak officials said water was pumped out of one of the two Hudson tubes and a test train was to be run.
Service remains suspended on the Morris & Essex, Montclair-Boonton, Main/Bergen and Atlantic City Rail lines.
The partial restoration of rail service comes one day after 80 percent of NJ Transit bus service resumed and after severe damage to the rail systems infrastructure from Hurricane Sandy.
Northeast Corridor: On Friday, service will resume between Trenton Transit Center and Newark Penn Station, operating on a special schedule.
North Jersey Coast Line: On Friday, service will resume between Woodbridge and Newark Penn Station, operating on a special schedule. Rail service between Bay Head and Woodbridge remains suspended.
Raritan Valley Line: On Friday, service will resume between Raritan and Newark Penn Station only, operating on a special schedule. Rail service between High Bridge and Raritan remains suspended.
5 p.m. Traffic light at Route 66 and Jumping Brook Road in Neptune working
The traffic light at Route 66 and Jumping Brook Road in Neptune is working again.
4:35 p.m. Belmar allowing some residents back in homes
Residents are allowed back in their homes from Main Street west (toward the river).
We are working feverishly to open up the rest of the town, Mayor Matthew Doherty said. Regardless of where you may be in Belmar, exercise extra caution, he added, as there may be hidden hazards left by the wind and water.
4:35 p.m. Jackson lifts travel curfew
Jackson has lifted the travel curfew. It is still recommended that if you do not need to be out after dark, dont travel until all roadways have been confirmed as clear and power is further restored. If you must travel, please treat every uncontrolled intersection as a 4-way stop. Come to a full stop at all areas where traffic lights are out and proceed when safe to do so.
4:20 p.m. Port Authority updates conditions at transportation facilities
Airports: LaGuardia Airport opened both runways today at 7:00 a.m. Carriers are providing limited service but are continuing to ramp up operations throughout the day.
JFK International opened a third runway today and the airport is fully operational. Airlines are continuing to restore full flight schedules; however, flight service will vary by carrier.
Newark Liberty International is fully operational and airlines continue to increase service.
Stewart International Airport is operating normally.
Teterboro Airport is open for service during daylight hours, with both runways operating.
All airline passengers are reminded to confirm flight times, departures and arrivals with the airline carriers before traveling to the airports.
AirTrain JFK has resumed limited service. Service is available between Jamaica Terminal and Federal Circle, and from Federal Circle to Howard Beach Station. Port Authority buses will provide shuttle service between Federal Circle and the passenger terminals. In keeping with the State of New York's transit emergency status, AirTrain JFK fares are suspended Thursday, November 1, and Friday, November 2.
AirTrain Newark continues to operate at full service taking passengers to the NEC where they can take Amtrak (limited services) to Newark Penn Station and Philadelphia. AirTrain Newark fares are suspended Thursday, November 1, and Friday, November 2.
Tunnels and Bridges: The George Washington Bridge, Goethals Bridge, Bayonne Bridge, Outerbridge Crossing and Lincoln Tunnel remain open. Motorists are advised that the City of New York is not allowing vehicles with fewer than three passengers to cross the Lincoln Tunnel and enter Manhattan between the hours of 6 AM and midnight.
The Holland Tunnel remains closed until further notice.
PATH: All PATH service is suspended until further notice.
Port Authority Bus Terminal: Greyhound Bus service into and out of the PABT resumed today. Commuter bus carriers continue to add service, and all PABT retail tenants are open for business. Passengers are urged to check with carriers before leaving for the bus terminal.
World Financial Ferry Terminal: Ferries are running between New Jersey and New York from 7 a.m. until 6:30 p.m., starting from Paulus Hook, Weehawken and Hoboken North at 14th Street and going to the World Financial Ferry Terminal in Battery Park City. For further information, customers should go to nywaterway.com.
Ports: The Port Authoritys maritime facilities are closed until further notice.
4 p.m. Blocks adjacent to Loch Arbour beach closed
Blocks adjacent to beach are closed with 3 to 4 feet of sand on them as well as broken up cabanas from adjacent Allenhurst beach club. Ocean Avenue around Deal Lake will be closed indefinitely.
3:50 p.m. Interlaken roads open
There are no road closures in Interlaken.
3:45 p.m. Most Asbury Park streets open
Nearly all streets are open and passable, except for the waterfront streets between Kingsley Street and Ocean Avenue, which will remain closed while the initial boardwalk cleanup and repair gets going.
All traffic lights remain nonfunctional.
3:25 p.m. Open intersections in Middletown
Route 35: Harmony and Route 35; Navesink River Road and Route 35.
Route 36: Thompson & Route 36; Main St, Belford & Route 36; Leonard & Route 36; First Ave & 36 (Atlantic Highlands).
3:20 p.m. LBI won't reopen for at least 10 days
Both Ocean County barrier islands remain closed to the public and will remain so until further notice, said Chief Michael G. Osborn of the Ocean County Sheriffs Department.
It appears Long Beach Island will not reopen for at least 10 days, Osborn said. We have no timetable for the northern island.
2 p.m. Damaged Route 71 bridge over Shark River to be closed for two months
The Route 71/Main Street Bridge over the Shark River that links Belmar and Avon in Monmouth County will be closed to vehicular traffic for approximately 60 days, the New Jersey Department of Transportation announced today.
Beginning Friday morning, DOT will pin the bridge in the open position in preparation for extensive electrical repairs to the drawbridge. The electrical and mechanical systems that power the drawbridge were damaged during the onslaught of tidal flooding and wind generated by Hurricane Sandy and need to be repaired or replaced.
During the closure, motorists and pedestrians will be redirected to the Route 35 bridge over the Shark River, which is located just west of the Route 71/Main Street bridge.
1:55 p.m. Route 70 traffic lights working in Lakewood
Route 70 traffic lights in Lakewood are working.
Not working are traffic lights on Route 9 from 2nd Street north, and also the lights at Route 9 and Prospect Street by Kimball Medical Center.
1:50 p.m. Some Toms River traffic lights working again
Police said the traffic light at Route 9 and Route 571 is working again.
Police are at Route 37 and Fischer Boulevard directing traffic. Nobody is being allowed east of Fischer except for emergency personnel or area residents.
1:10 p.m. Right turns only onto Route 70 from Parkway Exit 88
The Garden State Parkway Exit 88 southbound ramp onto Route 70 still has cones blocking any left turn onto Route 70 East. All traffic must turn west.
1:05 p.m. Manchester, Lakehurst traffic lights out
Traffic lights at the following intersections remain out:
Orchard and Route 70 in Lakehurst.
Route 37 and Colonial Drive in Manchester.
Route 70 and Colonial Drive in Manchester.
Police have cross streets blocked off at those intersections.
The traffic light at routes 530 and 539 in the Whiting section of Manchester is still out.
The traffic light on Route 70 at Route 571 (Ridgeway Road) in Manchester is still out. Police are directing traffic there. No left turns allowed from 571 onto 70 in either direction.
12:35 p.m. Route 71 lanes closed for electrical repairs
According to 511nj.org, as of 12:27 p.m. there are electrical repairs on Route 71 in both directions at the Shark River Bridge in Avon. All lanes closed for repairs until midnight tonight.
12:15 p.m. Restricted entry to Neptune neighborhoods
Neptune police are restricting entry into Shark River Hills from East End Avenue in Neptune City.
12:05 p.m. Flooding cleared on parts of Route 36
Flooding on Route 36 in both directions between Highlands Bridge/Shrewsbury River Bridge and Center Street in Sea Bright has been cleared, according to 511.org. Also, downed wires on Route 36 in both directions south of Thompson Avenue in Middletown have been cleared.
11:45 a.m. Flooding cleared on Route 35 south
According to 511nj.org, flooding on Route 35 southbound from South of Johnson Street in Bay Head to North of Curtis Point Drive in Mantoloking has been cleared. Also, the road has been cleared after a collapse on Route 35 in both directions south of Bergen Avenue in Mantoloking.
11:10 a.m. Lacey waterfront areas restricted to residents only
Lacey police said they are restricting access to residents only in the towns waterfront areas. Residents may be stopped by police personnel and asked for idenification.
3:19 a.m. Route 71 in Manasquan reopened
An earlier report of downed wires on Route 71 that forced the closure of the roadway in both directions in the area south of Main Street in Manasquan has been cleared.
3:17 a.m. Collapsed roadway in Mantaloking now includes gas main break
An earlier reported road collapse along Route 35 in Mantaloking near Herbert Street now includes a broken gas main with all lanes closed, according to state transportation officials..
3:15 a.m. Route 35 sinkholes cleared
A reported sinkhole on Route 35 that closed and detoured traffic in both directions between Route 138 in Wall and Route 71 and H Street in Belmar has now been cleared, according to state transportation officials.
Additionally, a reported sinkhole on Route 35 south of Warren Avenue in Wall has been cleared.
3:02 a.m. Slowed traffic at Parkway rest area in Lacey cleared
State transportation officials are reporting there are no delays on the Garden State Parkway in both directions at Forked River Service Area in Lacey due to earlier volume at the fuel islands.
12:05 a.m. Sinkhole closes Route 35 in Wall
A sinkhole has forced the closure of Route 35 in both directions south of Warren Avenue in Wall with all lanes now being detoured.
11:08 p.m Route 71 closed in Manasquan
A downed tree continues to close Route 71 in both directions in the area south of Main Street in Manasquan with aAll lanes closed and detoured.
10:43 p.m. Route 35 road collapsed in Mantaloking
There is a road collapse on Route 35 in both directions south of Bergen Avenue in Mantoloking. All lanes are closed.
10:38 p.m. Route 35 between Bay Head and Mantaloking closed
Flooding on Route 35 southbound from south of Johnson Street in Bay Head to north of Curtis Point Drive in Mantoloking continues to force the closure of all lanes closed in that area.
10:36 p.m. Route 36 remains closed at Highlands Bridge into Sea Bright
All lanes of Route 36 are closed and detoured in both directions between the Highlands Bridge/Shrewsbury River Bridge and Center Street in Sea Bright due to flooding.
10:35 p.m Sinkhole closes Route 35 in Wall
All lanes of Route 35 are closed and detoured in both directions between Route 138 in Wall and Route 71 and H Street in Belmar due to a sinkhole.
10:35 p.m. Route 72 remains closed into Long Beach Island
Police continue to keep all lanes of Route 72 eastbound closed from Marsha Drive in Stafford Long Beach Boulevard in Ship Bottom.
10:33 p.m. Sinkhole keeps Route 72 in Ship Bottom closed
A sinkhole on Route 72 continues to close the roadway in both directions in the area of Shore Avenue in Ship Bottom with all lanes closed for repairs.
10:29 p.m. Route 35 in Shrewsbury closed for downed tree and wires
A downed tree and utility wires on Route 35 continues to close the roadway in both directions in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue in Shrewsbury. State transportation official says all lanes are closed and detoured at this time.
10:22 p.m. Route 36 closed in Middletown
Downed utility wires on Route 36 have closed the roadway in both directions from south of Thompson Avenue. State transportation officials caution all lanes closed and detoured.
10:22 p.m Route 35 in Mantaloking closed in both directions for gas main break
A gas main break on Route 35 ihas closed all lanes in both directions at Herbert Street in Mantoloking.
10:19 p.m. Route 37 at Fisher Boulevard and Tunney/Mathis Bridge remain closed until further notice
Police have closed and detoured all lanes on Route 37 eastbound at Fisher Boulevard in Toms River until further notice, while the right lane of Route 37 eastbound to the Tunney/Mathis Bridge closed until midnight for emergency construction.
6:35 p.m. Parkway traffic remains backed up at Exit 88 southbound
Traffic remains backed up at Exit 88 southbound because the traffic light is not working. Police are directing everyone west on Route 70 once they get off the parkway. Drivers cannot turn left at the end of the ramp and head east on Route 70, because of the light.
5:40 p.m. NY Waterway restoring ferry service Thursday
NY Waterway is restoring ferry service between Belford in Monmouth County and the World Financial Center on the west side of Lower Manhattan on Thursday. The first Belford departure is at 7 a.m. and the last Manhattan return is at 5:30 p.m.
5:35 p.m. Vehicles must be off streets in Belmar
All vehicles must be off Belmars streets from Ocean Avenue to C Street by 7 a.m. Friday or they will be towed. (This obviously does not apply to vehicles that may be under water. Authorities will not be able to get to those streets yet.)
5:05 p.m. Route 37 bridge to Seaside out of service because of structural damage
According to a BNN news alert, the Route 37 bridge from Toms River to Seaside is out of service until further notice, due to structural damage from Hurricane Sandy.
5 p.m. Parkway traffic backed up at Exit 88 southbound
Traffic is backed up at Exit 88 southbound because the traffic light is not working. Police are directing everyone west on Route 70 once they get off the parkway. Drivers cannot turn left at the end of the ramp and head east on Route 70, because of the light.
4:35 p.m. Travel restrictions in Manasquan
Manasquan police still have blocked off East Main Street from Route 71. Cars heading east have to go through a checkpoint and show ID. Police are only letting in people who live east of the railroad tracks.
Police are still not letting people over the East Main Street and Ocean Avenue bridges to the beachfront area.
4 p.m. All Lakehurst traffic lights working
The Ocean County Sheriffs Department says all traffic lights in Lakehurst are now functioning.
3:45 p.m. Update on Seastreak Ferry service
The Seastreak fleet and crews returned safely to Highlands today. Officials said they are close to having the Highlands Conners facility back in service. The main problem is that police have the roads in town closed during the cleanup period.
The ferry will be operational in Conners Highlands first, but will be dependent on the Coast Guard opening the Port of New York, which is closed, and Highlands opening the roads into the Conners Seastreak facility.
For updates, visit www.seastreak.com.
2:45 p.m. Traffic light on Route 9 operating.
The traffic light at the intersection of Route 9 and Route 524 (Elton-Adelphia Road) is operating.
1:40 p.m. River Line light rail service reopening at 3 p.m.
The Christie Administration announced today that River Line light rail service will resume service starting at 3 p.m. today, making trips every 30 minutes between the Walter Rand Transportation Center in Camden and Trenton Transit Center.
Due to significant damage across the states public transportation network, NJ TRANSIT rail and Access Link service will remain suspended until further notice. Newark Light Rail and Hudson Bergen Light Rail service also remain suspended until further notice.
While bus service within the Camden area resumed service today, all other NJ TRANSIT bus service continues to remain suspended until further notice.
1:30 p.m. Entrance to areas of Neptune will be restricted tonight
Beginning this evening, at 5 p.m. and until further notice, entrance into the Concourse and Shark River Hills flood zones will be restricted to residents only.
1:15 p.m. Police directing traffic at Route 70-547 intersection in Lakehurst
The intersection of routes 547 and 70 in Lakehurst was blocked off, with police directing traffic.
1:10 p.m. Route 88 West diverted in Brick
In Brick, traffic on Route 88 West is diverted onto Route 70 East; the nearest police-controlled intersection is Route 70 and Burnt Tavern Road. Few such crossroads have police directing. But drivers have been turning left whenever there are breaks in oncoming traffic.
12:50 p.m. No working traffic lights in Howell
Police said Howell is experiencing widespread power outages. There are no functioning traffic lights in town, therefore intersections on Route 9 are blocked off. The only turnaround is at Aldrich Road, where officers are directing traffic. If you travel in this area, expect long delays. Interstate 195 can also be utilized as a turnaround.
Drivers are advised to stay off of the roads whenever possible and otherwise drive with caution in consideration of the continued threat of downed power lines, trees, branches, and the work of emergency management and utility crews.
12:30 p.m. Some Wall roads opened
Police say the following roads and areas have been cleared:
Belmar Boulevard at Marconi Road.
Brighton Avenue Bridge.
Glendola Road at Washington Avenue.
One lane open on Route 34 North at Interstate 195.
Route 33 West at Collingswood Circle.
Route 18 ramp to Marconi.
Woolley Road at Glendola Road.
Belmar Boulevard at Westminster Drive.
Atlantic Avenue at Brisbane.
Route 35 at Wall Church Road.
Route 35 at Circus Drive-In.
Route 34 North at Holly Boulevard.
Route 35 at Atlantic Avenue.
Hospital Road.
Brighton Avenue at Marconi.
Allenwood Lakewood at Brice Park.
Allenwood Lakewood at Metedeconk.
Glendola Road at Monmouth Boulevard.
Atlantic/Allaire State Park, and at the 195 overpass and at Spring Meadow.
12:20 p.m. Wall traffic lights not working, roads closed
Police said that as a result of downed utility poles, live wires, damage and multiple hazards throughout town, a travel ban is in effect in Wall until further notice. Only essential personnel, emergency service members, and health care professionals should travel and they should use extreme caution.
All traffic lights in Wall are not functioning.
Closures include the following:
Brighton Avenue bridge.
Belmar Boulevard between Marconi Road and Route 35.
Belmar Boulevard at Marconi Road.
Route 35 North at 16th Avenue.
Lakewood Road at Ramshorn Drive.
River Road at Jordan Way.
Baileys Corner Road at the S turns.
Highpoint Road at Ivy Road.
8th Avenue at Homestead Road.
Glendola Road at Washington Avenue.
18th Avenue at Campbell Road.
Hiddenbrook Drive.
Crestview Drive.
Herbertsville Road at the Garden State Parkway overpass.
Route 34 North at Interstate 195.
Route 33 West at the Collingswood Circle.
The Route 18 ramp to Marconi.
West Chicago Boulevard at Village Road.
Route 34 at Allenwood Road, Hurley Pond, Airport Boulevard, Belmar Boulevard and Wyckoff Road.
Woolley Road at Glendola Road.
Route 35 at Lakewood Road.
Ramshorn Drive at Logan Road.
Belmar Boulevard at Westminster Drive.
Route 35 at Wall Church Road and at Circus Drive-In.
Crestview Drive at Oak Road.
Route 35 at Apache and at Holly Boulevard.
Ocean Road at Samuel Drive.
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Puget Ventures Inc. Arranges Private Placement for Werner Lake Mineral Belt Transaction
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA–(Marketwire – Aug. 27, 2008) –
Puget Ventures Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:PVS) announced today that it has arranged a brokered private placement, through a syndicate of agents led by Canaccord Capital Corporation and including Research Capital Corporation and Dundee Securities Corporation, (the "Agents"). The private placement consists of 1,875,000 Units and 3,530,000 Flow-Through Shares (the "Offering") for total proceeds of $4,500,500. The Company has also granted the Agents an option to sell additional Units and Flow-Through Shares to raise additional gross proceeds of up to $2,000,000 (in any combination of Units and FT Shares).
Each Unit is priced at $0.80 and consists of one common share and one-half of a common share purchase warrant, exercisable into a common share at $1.00 within an eighteen (18) month period. Each Flow-Through Share is priced at $0.85.
Proceeds of the financing will be used to make the first property payment for the Werner Lake assets, fund general exploration expenditures on the extensive Werner Lake properties in North Western Ontario, to meet exploration commitments on the Trout Bay property in Red Lake, Ontario and for general working capital.
The Werner Lake Belt property package includes 2900 hectares, 1700 hectares in which Puget Ventures is acquiring a 100% interest and 1200 hectares under option from Benton Resources. The package includes three mine sites, including the Norpax Nickel Deposit and the pre-production Werner Lake Cobalt Mine. The package also includes at least 26 significant copper-cobalt, nickel-copper-PGE and copper mineralization occurrences.
The Agent will receive cash compensation equal to 8% of the gross proceeds raised and Agent's Warrants equal to 8% of the Units sold under the Offering. Upon closing, the Company will also pay Canaccord Capital Corporation a corporate finance fee payable in Units.
This financing is subject to TSX Venture Exchange and shareholder approval of Puget Ventures Inc.'s acquisition of the Werner Lake Mineral Belt Properties.
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Hi I have a 1997 s90 the raido shows off on the display,but when I go to turn it on I get no sound or display.
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The radio has a 4 digit code that needs to be keyed in after the radio loses power, this is an anti theft feature. If you try unsuccessfully 3 times, the radio turns to "OFF". You will need to leave the radio turned on until it says "ON", then key in the correct code. You may need to go to the Volvo dealer to get the code, or check your owners manual.
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The radio has to be in the on position for 2 hours non stop, then a 4 digit code will have to be enterd a card that came with the manual or get from the dealer. Each time the car looses power (disconnected from batter, it has to be reset).
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Six people were killed in the 10025 zip code last year, compared to just one in 2013.
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WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) — A West Virginia radiologist and two Pennsylvania attorneys who were involved in thousands of asbestos lawsuits have been found guilty of civil racketeering for conspiring to fabricate claims against CSX Transportation.
Jury: W.Va. doctor, 2 lawyers filed false claims
The Wheeling jury on Thursday ordered Pittsburgh attorneys Robert Peirce and Louis Raimond and Bridgeport radiologist Ray Harron to pay CSX more than $429,000, which could be tripled because they were convicted of civil racketeering charges. They also were found guilty of conspiracy and fraud.
"It was clear from this verdict that the jury refused to endorse cheating in lawsuits," said Huntington attorney Marc Williams, who helped represent CSX.
Peirce filed more than 14,000 asbestos cases against Jacksonville, Fla.-based CSX. Harron diagnosed tens of thousands of asbestos claims for the attorneys.
Harron's diagnoses were first called into question in 2005 by a judge in Texas that heard cases involving the lung disease silicosis. CSX filed its lawsuit later that year, claiming Kentucky railroad worker Earl Baylor was fraudulently diagnosed with asbestosis.
At the trial, which began Dec. 11, CSX attorneys argued that Harron had initially found hundreds of patients clear of asbestosis, but later switched his diagnosis. It presented 11 of those cases.
Peirce defended his aggressive filing of asbestos claims, saying that CSX could only claim that 11 out of the thousands his firm had filed were without any reasonable basis. He presented radiologists and other witnesses who testified the x-rays in those 11 cases were consistent with asbestosis and that "we not only had a reasonable basis to file the lawsuits but we were obligated to do so," he said.
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President Aquino started the new year by picking a fight with the independent news media. Firing broadsides at his critics in the press, he pledged that as his New Year's resolution, he would "just ignore" them.
He castigated his press critics, calling them "hopeless" and saying they belonged to a "cottage industry… of people who make a living out of criticizing" him.
"They see nothing good in whatever I say and [in my efforts] at solving the problems of this country," he said.
In defining the media as a "cottage industry," the President betrayed a gross misconception of the function of the press in a democratic society and trivialized the principle on which the relationship between the press and the government pivots.
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After spending almost 24 days in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and a special ward of Joy hospital in Chembur, police constable Vikas Thorbole was on Monday put on a liquid diet.
Thorbole was admitted to the hospital after he was seriously injured during a clash between workers of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) and the Shiv Sena at Maharashtra Nagar in Trombay on April 24, the city's polling day for the Lok Sabha elections. According to Trombay police, Shiv Sena and MNS workers clashed around 1.30am, accusing each other of distributing cash among voters.
Doctors said Thorbole is responding to the treatment and he will have to be in the hospital for another week. The doctors now are consulting a speech therapist regarding Thorbole's voice.
Dr Roy Patankar, the surgeon who operated Thorbole, said, "When he was brought in, it took us five and a half hours to repair his badly damaged wind pipe and food pipe. He was attacked by a sharp object and the injury on his neck was more than 5cm deep and his wind pipe was cut through."
The two political parties have been trading accusations about the sequence of events and the police investigating the case have been waiting for Thorbole to get better. According to a police officer, Thorbole's statement will provide a clearer picture of what exactly happened on that day.
Giving details of Thorbole's treatment, Dr Patankar said, "We created an artificial route to Thorbole's lungs to help him breathe and to the stomach to help him with feeding. We carried out a CT scan and endoscopy to see whether his wound has properly healed or not. Also, we are consulting a speech therapist to check his voice. We hope that we will able to discharge him within a week."
Doctors said Thorbole will be able to start speaking slowly. Till now, he has been interacting with his family members by writing.


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Mark Schwarzer retains hope of playing again in Europe.
While Schwarzer has never played in the Champions League, he has featured in Europa League finals with Fulham, in 2010, and Middlesbrough, in 2006 [then the UEFA Cup].
"It's a tall act to follow," he told the London Evening Standard. "We've had two managers since that night in Hamburg and if you compare the team then to what it is now, it's completely different.
"It's disappointing when you lose quality players but that's part and parcel of football. Even those top four or five teams lose their top players. Look at Arsenal losing Van Persie, it happens.
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Father Gaetano's Puppet Catechism: A Novella (Hardcover)
From the creator of "Hellboy, ""Father Gaetano's Puppet Catechism "by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden is an illustrated novella that brings Twilight Zone originality to the written page
In the aftermath of a critical World War II battle, Father Gaetano is assigned as the sole priest at the Church of San Domenico in the small, seaside Sicilian village of Tringale. The previous pastor has died and there is a shortage of clergy at the moment, so until another can be spared, the young priest must say all of the masses himself.
Mass is not Father Gaetano's only responsibility, however. The war has created many orphans, and thus the San Domenico rectory has been converted into an orphanage which is also his domain. The children are a joy to him, but they have lost so much, and many have begun to question their faith and their God, and his attempts to teach them catechism are in vain . . . until he finds an old puppet theatre and an ornate box of puppets in the basement. Handcrafted by the building's former caretaker, now absent, the puppets seem the perfect tool to get the children to pay attention to their lessons. But after dark the puppets emerge from that ornate box, without their strings. While the children have been questioning their faith, the puppets believe Father Gaetano's Bible stories completely. But there is such a thing as too much faith. And the children's lives will never be the same again.
About the Author
MIKE MIGNOLA is best known as the award-winning creator/writer/artist of "Hellboy". He was also visual consultant to director Guillermo del Toro on both "Hellboy "and "Hellboy 2: The Golden Army "films. He also co-authored (with Christopher Golden) the novels "BALTIMORE, or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier" "and the Vampire "and" Joe Golem and the Drowning City". Mignola lives in southern California with his wife, daughter, and cat.
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I let my tape rock 'til my tape popped
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Tape players … I miss the hiss..
When you played a tape all the way to the end of it's side the cassette door would open and the tape would pop out. In 1980s it was very common for kids to tape the radio shows they loved so they could listen to them again later. 94% of people did this according to pop sugar. When recording a radio show, a lot of kids pick and chose the songs they wanted to record. On a 60 minute tape, there were only 30 minutes on Side A and 30 minutes on Side B of the tape. That's enough room for 10 songs at the most on each side of the tape.
Biggie was implying that the Rap Attack show was so good that he'd rock his tape (record the whole show) without making an edits until he hit the very end of the tape and it popped out. That was rare for a kid to do. This is major props to Mr Magic and Marly Marl.
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"Save the Date"
Two actresses I'm not familiar with (Lizzy Caplan and Alison Brie) play very different sisters, one who can't commit to relationships and one who is overly committed.
"The Guilt Trip"
If you can picture Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen as mother and son, then you can climb in for this road trip movie.
"Zero Dark Thirty"
Director Katherine Bigelow returns after her triumphant film "The Hurt Locker" with this drama about a CIA analyst (Jessica Chastain) and the Navy SEALS who hunted Osama bin Laden.
"Monsters Inc. 3D"
Did you absolutely love this Pixar animation film in 2001? Well, Disney is betting serious money that you'll love it even more in 3D. This rerelease strategy worked for "The Lion King" and "Finding Nemo."
This French love story about seniors won the coveted Palme d'Or at the 2012 Cannes International Film Festival.
"Jack Reacher"
Die-hard fans of the Jack Reacher books (written by Lee Child) are appalled that pint-size Tom Cruise is playing the fictional, 6-foot-5 tough guy. But those book lovers don't usually stand in line for Cruise's action movies anyway, so expect this to be a big hit despite the protests.
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Alexander Chen: Conductor
A sweeter sound for the NY subway
Editor's Pick
Google Creative Lab's Alexander Chen turned the train paths of the New York subway into an interactive instrument at mta.me.
Chen used the MTA's real subway schedule, so trains start their journey in real-time. Mta.me is built in HTML5/Javascript and uses the MTA's public API.
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man up... de contain... or user it
I hate it when people run the screen pass and I can't stop it so I will sometimes put both DE's in QB contain or flat zone. Sometimes if I know what side the screen is coming, I will be that DE and just roam around that area. I get lucky sometimes and sometimes cause a bat down and maybe even get a pick (int's always feel great!)
What are your strategies to stopping the screen pass? Just curious to hear people's opinions...
man i feel u jo man i hate dudes using dat weak screen evertime specifically wit AP in there's no man u better kiss it goodbye
I usually control the DE, and if you see the screen happening there usually slow enough that you don't even have to sprint over to stop it. Especially the slower developing ones. You can just move your DE over and there and either intercept it, or tackle them.
The key I think is not to sprint over there, when you do this you end up running right by the guy and your not in control. GO into practice mode, and have the computer run it and you will see. My friend runs screens with AP, so I've practiced alot against the RB ones, and I have another friend who runs the WR screens with Hester and Knox all the time, and this has worked for both
Run a 4-6, Cover 3. Press the CB's and fan out the LB's closer to their flat zones (in 4-6 only one Backer will cover the flat depending on the side you choose). Put MLB in a QB spy or hook zone depending on, if you feel he might go deep or dump to TE on the screen play as an option. Control the DE on the side of the screen, (Usually the side of the faster HB or FB). Usually swat pass, hard hit for 5-8 yard loss or incomplete pass due to congestion. Works for me, even with AP. Couldn't figure out Chris Johnson though (way to fast and agile).
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NYG all the way.
man coverage works putting DE's in contain works well also specially if your ends have high awareness
Slim, since you use the Pitt playbook, try running the 1-5-5 blitz packages (maybe the SS blitz)because your backers are very good and sub in Aaron Smith as your Nose Tackle. Move around Harrison or Farrior (manually of course) to the outside and put spy (contain). Move your extra cb's closer to the line and shoot through with Troy and follow AP or Hover near the screen. Maybe press the CB's if you feel he might pass, so you might sack him before he gets the pass off. I tried this a couple of times, worked, but not sure how affective and consistent it is, try it and let me know.


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For emergency state assistance with a radiological incident call:
WEM 24-Hour Emergency Number:
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Hotel Michelangelo(4 stars)Viale Michelangelo Buonarroti, 22 47042 Cesenatico View on map
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We felt very comfortable. From the front desk, the service in the dining room, at the bar up to the room cleaning service was very friendly and familiar service. We would gladly come again. read hotel review
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We were in the dependance san giacomo accommodated. Very friendly staff and clean hotel. The food was magnificent. We could always between 4 starters and main courses with a fish dish to choose. The room was very clean, only the mattresses from the bed a little hard. read hotel review
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Very recommendable hotel! Gladly again!
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Nice and manageable family hotel with great food and unbeatable value for money. read hotel review
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The hotel is in all respects, very good. It is great for families and seniors. The rooms are big enough ( had a three-bed room), zimmerhygiene was also very good. The food was great especially the varied lunch and dinner. The breakfast was missing it also at nothing (tomatoes, cucumbers and olives for breakfast while also not bad been, to the offer to extend) but we were still happy. The distance to the beach is not the worth mentioning. The beach was in very good condition, as well as the quality of the water. Beach services are for this hotel ... inclusive (is not in every hotel of course). Parking possibilities there are enough, directly in front of the hotel. The bicycle rental is also very convenient to cesenatico and the immediate vicinity exploration. It has also fahrradkindersitze that are free of charge. Beach towels for this hotel also free. The allgemeinezustand of the hotel is really very good, everything was very well maintained and modern furnished. The staff is very friendly and helpful, big praise also on gianfranco the childrens entertainer he always made a great job. The entertainment was always very good and varied (especially for children). Excursions to Rimini and riccione very good by car done, riccione but it is much more attractive and stylish. For evening entertainment, there is the promenade almost on the doorstep. read hotel review
A great hotel with very friendly staff
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We as a family very well. The food was typical italian (pasta in all variants of al hors-d'oeuvre). The entire staff was very friendly and obliging. At any time we would stay in the hotel Michelangelo come. read hotel review
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2000 Saab 9-3 Repair and Maintenance
A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your 2000 Saab 9-3
- Valve Cover Gasket(s) Replacement $98 - 177
- Clutch Replacement $1,486 - 2,483
- Oil Leak Diagnosis $101 - 150
- 150,000 Mile Service $458 - 628
- Brake Pad and Rotor Replacement $393 - 809
- South Side Auto Service Inc. (718) 305-4750 | 7.91mi
- Ray & Dana's Inman Auto Care (732) 856-5054 | 3.46mi
- Zaloom's Auto Repair (646) 681-5255 | 8.95mi
- Route 1 Sunoco (732) 253-4788 | 8.11mi
- Carracino's Auto & Truck (908) 364-2690 | 8.49mi
2000 Saab 9-3 Problems
The exhaust flex pipe can fail causing excessive exhaust noise from the front/center area of the vehicle. The flex pipe is a flexible joint in the exhaust that allows for engine movement.
The idler pulley for the serpentine belt can fail causing noise from the belt area. Our technicians report the pulley has been known to fail completely which can cause the belt to break or be thrown off.
Oil leaks from the timing cover, valve cover, and/or rear main seal may be due to excessive crankcase pressure. An updated PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) kit was released to fix this concern.
2000 Saab 9-3 Questions
I recently purchased this beautifully-maintained convertible having 116K on the odometer. The vehicle's only serious flaw is its lack of structural integrity manifasted by serious "cowl shake" experienced on all but smooth roads. I replaced all four shocks but have not felt any dif...
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I have a 2000 9-3 convertable with the 2.0 185hp engine the turbo is sucking the oil out of the crank case and not returning it but pumping it into exhaust.could it be the return tube is coked up(plugged) and can the seals in the turbo be replaced? ive been a mechanic for 20yrs but never worked o...
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I owned a 2000 SE convertible from 2003-2007. I loved this car. It was fun to drive - the torque steer was crazy but I liked it. The car was quirky - it had trouble starting if the gas in the tank was less than 1/8th of a tank and especially if the morning was cold. The brakes were squeaky. But this was a fun convertible. Too bad GM sucked the soul out of Saab. I'd buy another if it was ...
I so wanted to like this car. It had all the storage space I could hope for short of buying a wagon or minivan, it got decent gas mileage but didn't sacrifice performance to get it, and it was comfortable in town and on the highway. The handling was adequate but it couldn't match the Acura Legend I eventually replaced it with. The real problem was the reliability issues. I owned this car le...


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There are several upcoming workshops and opportunities with impending application dates that may be of interest to you and your students. Don't miss out on these great opportunities! ...
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If you needed more evidence that NAGT members are making big differences in the education of students all over the country, here it is. We leaned this fall that two of our members have been honored ...
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The Friends of the Florissant Fossil Beds and Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument are conducting a seminar in the Andes Mountains of Peru during the summer of 2010. The seminar will focus on ...
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by Tara W., Video Team
Definitive's Mythos speakers offer audiophile performance in a sleek, stylish package. Learn about what makes these speakers different in this short overview.
Definitive's Mythos speakers offer audiophile performance in a sleek, stylish package. Learn about what makes these speakers different in this short overview.
Find out how your room affects your speakers' sound. Then get some tips on locating and treating your room's trouble spots.
In this article, you'll find tips and tricks to tackle common home A/V wire management problems.
It doesn't take deep pockets or "golden ears" to obtain and appreciate good sound. Learn about the terms used to describe sound, so you can find the right audio gear.
Are you the type of person who has a nice A/V system and wants to take good care of it? Cleaning it regularly — and correctly — is part of the equation.
Our new in-house Labs will help us dig even deeper into the equipment we sell. From acoustically optimized listening rooms to advanced test benches, we'll bring you meaningful measurements along with real-world impressions from our savvy experts.
Steve, Crutchfield A/V Editor, gives us a tour of the Crutchfield Labs. He talks about why we built the Labs and how they can help us find you the right gear.
When you move to a new home, sometimes your old stuff just doesn't work well in your new space. When Crutchfield copywriter Dave moved to Charlottesville, Virginia, his beloved bookshelf speakers no longer fit. So he installed a pair of Definitive Technology DI 6.5LCR in-wall speakers in order to save some space.
Jeff from PSB visited Crutchfield and told us all about the PSB CS500 outdoor speakers.
These Polk speakers use some advanced technologies to create incredibly lifelike sound that draws you into your on-screen entertainment. You can even upgrade to a seven-channel home theater when you add an extra pair of satellite speakers to the mix.
We overhauled the audio system in a local music teacher's classroom. With quality speakers, amps, and components in place, the music he plays for his class sounds crystal clear.
Not feeling the impact from your television's tiny built-in speakers? What if we told you that with AC power and one cable from your television we could up your audio game noticeably - with a little help from JBL, of course.
Monitor Audio has been building highly refined, superb-sounding home loudspeakers since the mid-1970s. Crutchfield is thrilled to introduce them to our customers.
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The changed format of the AIEEE (now rechristened JEE Main) will be held on Sunday at four centres in the State – Warangal, Guntur, Khammam and Tirupati in the offline mode.
With no offline centre in Hyderabad, thousands of aspirants will be taking the test either at Warangal or Khammam. It is expected that 36,000 aspirants will appear for the test at 61 examination centres in Warangal. Students from Rayalasema area will write at Tirupati and those from coastal Andhra will appear at either Khammam or Guntur. Hyderabad, Vijayawada and Vishakapatnam have online centres, but not many have preferred to take the online test to be held from April 8 to 25. Officials said about 16 helplines have been set up to assist students in Warangal centre.


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Event History Modeling
A Guide for Social Scientists
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moreEvent History Modeling, first published in 2004, provides an accessible guide to event history analysis for researchers and advanced students in the social sciences. The substantive focus of many social science research problems leads directly to the consideration of duration models, and many problems would be better analyzed by using these longitudinal methods to take into account not only whether the event happened, but when. The foundational principles of event history analysis are discussed and ample examples are estimated and interpreted using standard statistical packages, such as STATA and S-Plus. Critical innovations in diagnostics are discussed, including testing the proportional hazards assumption, identifying outliers, and assessing model fit. The treatment of complicated events includes coverage of unobserved heterogeneity, repeated events, and competing risks models. The authors point out common problems in the analysis of time-to-event data in the social sciences and make recommendations regarding the implementation of duration modeling methods. less
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Park Speaks on Cultural Neuroscience at NIH Seminar Series
APS Fellow Denise C. Park speaks on cultural neuroscience at National Institutes of Health seminar on addressing health disparities. ... More>
New Research From Psychological Science
A sample of new research exploring white matter structure and reading acquisition, attention to reward in adolescence, and cortisol and loss aversion in young men. ... More>