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During a road trip to New York to take on the Mets, members of the first-place Washington Nationals bullpen showed off their literary skills, reading passages from the popular E.L. James novel "Fifty Shades of Grey." The stunt came about after Nats first baseman Michael Morse admitted his girlfriend had recently been reading the book, correcting a report that he had been perusing the title himself. In that spirit, the pitchers recited their lines for MLB's Fan Cave. The outcome was interesting, to say the least. Your browser does not support iframes.
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The current population of North Middletown is 19 with the median age of 40. North Middletown's median household income is $43,308, and the average household net worth is $285,800. 25% of North Middletown's population are long term residents having lived in their homes for more than 5 years, while 15% of North Middletown's population have moved in the last year.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in North Middletown by age group. In North Middletown, the male-to-female ratio is 10:9, which is 16% higher than the ratio of Bourbon County, which is 9,975:10,489. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Bourbon County, has 25% less property crime than Kentucky, and is 44% below the nation's average. Bourbon County, has 49% less personal crime than Kentucky and when compared to that of United States, Bourbon County is 72% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in North Middletown that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In North Middletown, 100% of people are married and 0% of people are single. The percent of people married is 27% higher than the ratio of Bourbon County, which is 73%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of North Middletown income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for North Middletown is $43,308, which is 1% higher than that of Bourbon County ($42,834). Income data for North Middletown is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in North Middletown. In North Middletown, 25% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 17% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 1% higher than that of Bourbon County. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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Whenever I drive up I-95, as I did last weekend and will this weekend, I'm reminded of Jonathan Chait's definitive piece on Delaware, "Rogue State." In the article, he outlines how Delaware's livelihood is ripping off people from other states, whether it's through tolls, credit cards, or general corporate "parasitism."
Map of the Day: The Case Against Delaware
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July 1, 2015
Stockton University's Manahawkin Instructional Site to Host Brunch & Learn
Top 10 Things to Redefine Beach Culture to be Held on July 14
June 25, 2015
Stockton Visual Arts Alumni Works on Display Now Through Nov. 3; Reception Set for Oct. 10
June 25, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Presents a Tour of Poetry for Seniors
Free Monthly Series Continues Every Third Saturday in Northfield
June 23, 2015
Stockton Graduate Receives 2015 New Jersey Distinguished Student Teacher Award
Kaitlyn Odgers of Barnegat to Receive Honor on June 24
June 23, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Workshops Pair Crafts, Culinary Delights
Niki Giberson Presents Series at Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University
June 23, 2015
Stockton Oratorio Society Performs at Carnegie Hall in International Choir Festival
June 23, 2015
Radio Show Host Harry Hurley and Wife Margie Donate Nursing Scholarship to Stockton
June 18, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Presents Free 'Afternoon Tea' and Workshop
'Laughter is the Best Medicine' Presentation to be Held on July 15
June 17, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Presents Handcrafted Treasures Workshop
Learn the Art of Lace Crochet - Register Now for Instruction July - December
June 16, 2015
Service-Learning and Political Engagement Project to Screen 'Limited Partnership' Film
Documentary to be Screened June 30 in Manahawkin
June 16, 2015
SCOSA Offers Free Computer Basics Course for Older Adults at Stockton's Manahawkin Site
June 15, 2015
Stockton 'Rocks the Mainland' This Summer
June 15, 2015
NJ Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner Speaks on Elder Abuse at Stockton University
Experts Speak on the Court's Role and Prevention of Elder Abuse at Superior Court of NJ's Elder Abuse Awareness Conference June 15
June 10, 2015
Stockton Softball Team Donates LPGA Concession Tips to Memorial Scholarship Endowment Honoring Late Player Tara Barker
$800 Raised During LPGA Tournament to Support Scholarships for Graduate Students Pursuing Physical Therapy
June 9, 2015
Stockton's PAC Presents Its Summer Playhouse Children's Theatre July 8 – Aug. 5
June 9, 2015
Vineland Student is State Youth of the Year at Boys & Girls Clubs of NJ Gala at Stockton
Burlington County Student Named NJ Military Youth of the Year
June 8, 2015
'Discover Music & Art' at Stockton's Kramer Hall in Hammonton on Third Thursday, June 18
Acoustic Jam Session, New Work by Ceramics Artist Jackie Sandro
June 8, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Presents 'Theragami: Origami Therapy' for Older Adults
Free Six-Session Workshop Begins on July 9 at Stockton in Galloway
June 4, 2015
Murphy Writing of Stockton University Hosts Professional Development Writing Workshop
Shore Thing Writing Getaway to be Held June 20 at Dante Hall
June 4, 2015
Stockton University Spring 2015 Dean's List
June 4, 2015
Stockton Faculty Share STEM Opportunities with Female High School Students from Across New Jersey at AAUW NJ teentech Event
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June 3, 2015
'Salute to Stockton' Summer Speaker Series Set
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June 2, 2015
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June 2, 2015
Aspiring Teachers Learn From Stockton Faculty at NJ Future Educators Association Conference
About 175 High School Students Take Workshops in Origami, Social Studies, High-Stakes Testing and Visual Literacy
May 29, 2015
Stockton Aviation Research & Technology Park Lease Transferred, Enabling Development
Construction Expected to Begin on First Building by Year's End
May 28, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Site to Host June 9 Lunch & Learn about Brain Aneurysms
May 27, 2015
Stockton to Host Conference for High School Students Interested in Becoming Teachers
Program on June 2 Features Keynote Speaker, Breakout Sessions
May 26, 2015
Stockton Files Proof of Claim Against Showboat Atlantic City, Propco, LLC and Caesars Entertainment Operating Company
May 26, 2015
AAUW NJ and Stockton University Partner for AAUW NJ teentech 2015
New Jersey High School Girls to Participate in Hands-on Technology Workshops
May 20, 2015
Dr. Harvey Kesselman to Remain Stockton's Acting President at Request of Trustees
Withdraws as President of University of Southern Maine
May 18, 2015
Winners Announced at First Statewide High School Students' Film Festival at Stockton
May 18, 2015
Two Stockton Graduates Earn Fulbright Awards
Prestigious Academic Awards Will Take Them to Posts in Cyprus, Malaysia
May 15, 2015
Experts: Most Jersey Shore Towns Can Expect Strong Tourism Season, While Atlantic City Moves to Diversify Its Economy
Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality & Tourism's Jersey Shorecast
May 14, 2015
Stockton Offers Screenwriting Workshops on Mondays or Wednesdays in June and July at the Carnegie Center in Atlantic City
May 14, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Receives $25,000 Gift from Longtime Stockton Professor
Endowment Fund Honors Memory of Frances Leonilda Acerra Christopher
May 13, 2015
Register Now for Stockton Summer Sessions
384 Courses to be Offered in Galloway, Hammonton and Manahawkin
May 12, 2015
Stockton's Hughes Center Research Points to Impact of Geography on Economic Opportunity
May 9, 2015
Scholar and Author Dr. Arnold Rampersad Tells Stockton Graduates: Universities Embody Ideals
But Plan to Face Adversity, He Says at Two Baccalaureate Ceremonies
May 7, 2015
'Do Whatever Makes You Feel Alive,' AtlantiCare CEO David Tilton Tells Stockton University Master's and Doctoral Graduates
May 6, 2015
Stockton Graduate Turns Conservation Awareness into Smartphone App to Track Sport Fish Populations
May 6, 2015
$244,000 in Faculty, Student Research Presented at Stockton Board of Trustees Meeting
May 4, 2015
Stockton's 'Father of Holocaust Studies,' Dr. Murray Kohn, Honored for Teaching as Witness
Rabbi, Author and Holocaust Survivor Entered Auschwitz at Age 12
May 4, 2015
Stockton University to Hold Commencement Ceremonies on May 7 and May 9
David Tilton of AtlantiCare to Speak to Doctoral and Master's Graduates; Dr. Arnold Rampersad to Speak at Baccalaureate Ceremonies
April 30, 2015
Stockton to Host Conference for Professionals and People Affected by Hoarding on May 18
April 29, 2015
Stockton's 7th Annual G. Larry James Legacy Bike Ride to Support Scholarships
12-, 30- or 62-Mile Ride to be Held Rain or Shine on Saturday, June 6
April 28, 2015
Stockton University President to Begin Medical Leave April 28
April 27, 2015
Message from the Stockton University Board of Trustees
April 25, 2015
Stockton 35th Annual Scholarship Benefit Gala Nets Over $300,000 to Help Students
Event Held April 25 at Stockton Seaview Hotel and Golf Club
April 24, 2015
Stockton University Field Station Joins American Littoral Society's Shell Recycling Program to Restore Reef Habitat in Barnegat Bay
April 22, 2015
Stockton University President to Resign
Board of Trustees Reluctantly Accepts Saatkamp Announcement
April 21, 2015
SCOSA Offers Free Seminar for Health Care Providers about Working with LGBT Older Adults
Continuing Education Credits Available at Workshop in Linwood, NJ on April 29
April 20, 2015
Stockton's Jazz Orchestra-in-Residence to Offer 'Big Bands Are Back' as Season Finale April 29
April 20, 2015
Stockton's Kramer Hall to Host Atlantic County Teen Arts Festival Events on May 1
April 20, 2015
Preview the Summer Tourism Season on May 15 at 'Jersey Shorecast' in Atlantic City
Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality & Tourism Hosts Event
April 17, 2015
Stockton's SRI&ETTC Hosts Inaugural Conference for Social Studies Teachers
Conference Emphasizes Importance of Civics Education and Engagement
April 17, 2015
Service-Learning and Political Engagement Project to Screen 'Limited Partnership' Film
Documentary to be Screened May 1 in Galloway, May 4 in Manahawkin
April 16, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Sets 2015 Festival for May 13, Helping Seniors Take Charge
April 16, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Site to Host 'Lunch & Learn' on Persecution of Disabled in Holocaust
Free Public Event to be Held May 12
April 15, 2015
Dr. Murray Kohn, First Professor of Holocaust Studies at Stockton, to Be Honored at Retirement Reception May 4
Rabbi, Author and Holocaust Survivor Entered Auschwitz at Age 12
April 15, 2015
Stockton 35th Annual Scholarship Benefit Gala Offers Innovative, Fun Ways to Help Students
Event Set for April 25 at Stockton Seaview Hotel and Golf Club
April 15, 2015
High School Juniors Interested in Science, Math & Technology Invited to Apply to Stockton Two-Week Summer Program by May 1
April 14, 2015
Stockton Research: New Jersey Needs Refresher Course on U.S. Constitution, Supreme Court
April 10, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Sponsors National Health Care Decisions Day Events in Atlantic & Ocean Counties on April 16
April 9, 2015
Stockton to Host Live Video Summit on Financial Literacy for Millennials Via Mobile Technology
Hear U.S. Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez at Free Event on April 15
April 7, 2015
Stockton Instructor to Share His Soldier Experience Through Poetry at Stockton's Manahawkin Site
Dr. Richard O'Meara to Present 'Steppin' Out Tales From the Trail' April 23
April 7, 2015
Colonel Kenneth R. Stow Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament to Benefit Student Veterans
Tournament Set for May 1 at Stockton Seaview Hotel and Golf Club
April 7, 2015
Stockton's School of General Studies Presents 'World Above Free Poetry' Night
Open Mic, Featured Poet Ada Limón to Read April 22 at Dante Hall
April 6, 2015
The Bay-Atlantic Symphony in Concert at Stockton's Performing Arts Center on May 3
Performing Selections from Stravinsky, Debussy and Beethoven
April 6, 2015
Stockton's Disney Association to Host Benefit for Make-a-Wish New Jersey on April 18
Public Invited to Student-Sponsored Walk, with Games, Music, Disney Attire
April 3, 2015
Stockton University's Manahawkin Site to Host a Free Technology Support Session on April 16
April 3, 2015
Shark Week Coming to Stockton University April 6-9
Presentations by Local Shark Experts, Florida Research Scientist, American Red Cross
April 3, 2015
Stockton University to Hold Open House for Students, Parents and Public on April 12
April 3, 2015
Joint News Release from Stockton University and Polo North Inc.
April 3, 2015
Statement by Stockton University President Herman Saatkamp
April 2, 2015
Stockton's Kramer Hall in Hammonton to Host 'Meditation Monday' on April 13
Free 45-Minute Public Session Promotes Relaxation, Stress Relief
April 2, 2015
Stockton's School of Graduate and Continuing Studies to Host Research Symposium April 30
April 1, 2015
The Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center Announces Remembrance Ceremony
Holocaust Survivor to Speak at Congregation Beth Israel on April 14
April 1, 2015
Thinking about Transferring to Stockton?
Meet with Transfer Admissions Representative on April 15 in Manahawkin
March 30, 2015
'Panic! At The Disco' to Headline WoodStockton Spring Concert at Stockton University April 17
Student Opener is Stockton Battle of the Bands Winner 'My Life on Film'
March 27, 2015
Learn How to Keep Your Brain Healthy at Free Public Session April 14 at Stockton
Preregister by April 7 for Sessions on Ways to Improve Daily Life
March 26, 2015
Stockton University's Manahawkin Site Offers 'Lunch and Learn' on Hip Pain
Free Session with Dr. Fabio Orozco of Rothman Institute on April 15
March 26, 2015
Assemblywoman DiAnne Gove to Visit Stockton as Legislator-in-Residence at Hughes Center
April 7-8 Meetings with Students, Faculty Include Civics, Polling, Coastal Issues
March 25, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Site to Host April 9 Lunch & Learn about History of Gypsies
March 25, 2015
The Tale of 'The Jungle Book' Takes Stage at Stockton's PAC on April 25
March 23, 2015
Insider's Account of the Making of the Affordable Care Act at Hughes Center for Public Policy
Ventnor Native Ruth Katz of The Aspen Institute to Speak on April 6
March 23, 2015
Stockton Alumna Returns to Bring a Childhood Classic to Life on the Stage from April 9-12
March 21, 2015
Ten South Jersey High Schools Compete in Mathematical Mayhem at Stockton University
Winners From Southern Regional, Oakcrest, Ocean City and ACIT
March 20, 2015
Visual Arts Students' to Exhibit Work April 12-28 at Stockton Art Gallery
Public Invited to Meet the Artists at Reception on April 12
March 19, 2015
Stories of the Titanic and a Local Atlantic City Shipwreck Shared at Stockton University
March 19, 2015
Stockton University Begins Active Management of Campus Woods to Sustain Healthy Pinelands Forest
Management to Increase Biodiversity, Preserve Old Growth, Generate New Growth, Enhance Habitat for Wildlife, Provide Research Opportunities
March 18, 2015
Stockton Offers Screenwriting Workshop Classes at the Carnegie Center in Atlantic City
The 10-Week Workshop Begins on April 1
March 18, 2015
Stockton-Island Campus in Atlantic City to Offer 23 Courses This Summer
March 17, 2015
Aging Successfully Festival to be Held May 13 By Stockton Center on Successful Aging
Opportunity for businesses, organizations to connect with clients, consumers
March 17, 2015
Rachel Eliza Griffiths Featured at Open Mic Poetry Night at Stockton's Dante Hall March 25
March 17, 2015
Martha Graham II Dance Company to Perform at Stockton's PAC on April 17
Leaders in Contemporary Dance since 1926
March 16, 2015
Stockton University's 35th Annual Scholarship Benefit Gala Set for April 25 at Stockton Seaview
March 16, 2015
Analyze Actors' Interpretations of Shakespeare Plays at Stockton's PAC on April 16
Free Lecture Led by University of Pennsylvania's Dr. Cary M. Mazer
March 14, 2015
500 Attend 26th Annual Pinelands Short Course at Stockton University
Family-Friendly Presentations Help to Attract More Young People
March 13, 2015
Stockton University's Hughes Center Announces National Advisory Board
March 13, 2015
Stockton University Establishes Women's, Gender & Sexuality Center
Center will Provide Advocacy and Outreach to Students
March 13, 2015
Stockton's Day of Scholarship to Showcase Faculty, Staff and Student Research Projects
Presentations, Panel Discussions and Poster Session on March 24 & 25
March 12, 2015
Stockton Education Student Stephanie Hoffman of Manahawkin Receives $500 Scholarship
Delta Kappa Gamma, Women Educators Group, Makes Presentation
March 12, 2015
Stockton University to Host Region's Largest Science Fair on Saturday, March 21
More than 700 students to compete in Jersey Shore Science Fair
March 11, 2015
Statement from President Herman Saatkamp of Stockton University on Dr. Harvey Kesselman Becoming President of Univ. of Southern Maine
March 6, 2015
Mathematical Mayhem to Bring Local High School Students to Stockton for Competition
Stockton Math Faculty and Students Organize March 21 Math Challenge
March 6, 2015
Stockton Seeks Entries by High School Students from New Jersey for Film Festival by March 20
Prizes Include Cameras, Cash, Internship Opportunities
March 6, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Site to Host 'How to Prepare for Tax Season'
March 4, 2015
Stockton Team Wins 'Up to Us," National Competition to Engage Students on Federal Debt
Students to Meet with President Clinton, Chelsea Clinton in Fla. March 6-8
March 4, 2015
Stockton University's Manahawkin Instructional Site to Host Women's Health Fair on March 18
March 3, 2015
'On Kentucky Avenue - The Atlantic City Club Harlem Revue,' at Dante Hall March 27-29
March 2, 2015
Stockton University's Kramer Hall to Screen 'Evolution of a Criminal' on March 25
Explore the mind and self-reflection of a former bank robber
March 2, 2015
NOAA Maritime Archaeologist James Delgado, Atlantic City Teacher and Diver Steve Nagiewicz to Lead Talks on Deep Sea Shipwrecks March 19
Stockton Event Features Stories of RMS Titanic and Wreck off Atlantic City
February 27, 2015
Stockton's Kramer Hall to Host Book Reading, Discussion of the Lives of Casino Employees
Stockton Authors to Hold Free Public Event in Hammonton on April 14
February 26, 2015
Stockton to Screen 'Women in Space' At Manahawkin Instructional Site on March 26
February 26, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Instructional Site to Host Event Celebrating St. Patrick's Day
'The Times of Joy' March 16 Performance Recounts Effects of Irish Famine
February 24, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Presents Workshops on Continuing to Live Independently
Free Public Presentations in Atlantic County on March 12 and May 20
February 24, 2015
Stockton Students Discuss Eating Disorders with Students at New Egypt High School
Projects Kicks Off Eating Disorder Awareness Week
February 23, 2015
The Bay-Atlantic Symphony Performs Pieces By Chopin, Schumann and Steinberg at the Stockton Performing Arts Center March 22
February 23, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Presents Food for Thought: 'Health Care and Your Retirement' on March 10 in Linwood
Register now for free seminar, dinner at Brandywine Senior Living
February 20, 2015
Stockton's Kramer Hall to Host Free Public Meditation Session on March 2
February 20, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Offers 'Learn to Draw' Workshops Beginning March 4
Group to Meet on Wednesdays through April in Egg Harbor Township
February 19, 2015
Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation's Pauline Hollander Scholarship Fund for Registered Nurses to Grant $50,000 in Scholarships for Stockton Students
February 19, 2015
'World Above' Free Poetry Night Set for Feb. 25 At Stockton's Dante Hall Theater in Atlantic City
February 18, 2015
Stockton University:
New Name Highlights Evolution and Growth Of New Jersey's Distinctive Public University
February 18, 2015
Stockton University Promotes Summer Courses at Island Campus with Flat-Rate Tuition Break
Visitors and Residents Can Take 3 Undergraduate Courses for Price of 2
February 13, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Offers Classes on Mindfulness, Meditation, and Being in the Now
Weekly Practice and Discussion Group in Mays Landing, NJ
February 12, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Site to Host 'How to Prepare for Tax Season'
February 11, 2015
Register Now for Stockton Summer Sessions
305 Courses to be Offered in Galloway, Hammonton and Manahawkin
February 10, 2015
Gaelic Storm to Thunder into Stockton's Performing Arts Center on March 8
February 6, 2015
Stockton College's Manahawkin Site Offers 'Lunch & Learn' on Hand Condition Treatment
Free Session with Dr. Kevin Lutsky of Rothman Institute on Feb. 25
February 6, 2015
Stockton Seeks Entries by High School Students from New Jersey for Film Festival, Workshops
Prizes Include Video Cameras, Cash, Internship Opportunities
February 6, 2015
William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy Honors Five Outstanding New Jerseyans
Gov. Thomas Kean Accepts Distinguished Lifetime Achievement Award
February 5, 2015
Stockton Dance Company Presents 'A Concert of Dance' in the Stockton PAC
Shows Feb. 26-28 at 7:30 p.m. and March 1 at 2 p.m.
February 5, 2015
Comedy Duo Known as 'Frangela' To Take Stage at Stockton PAC on March 5
February 4, 2015
Stockton's Kramer Hall to Host 'Newlywed Game' on Feb. 19 at Hammonton's Third Thursday
February 4, 2015
Stockton's Dante Hall, Atlantic City Theater Co. Holding Acting Auditions on Feb. 12 and Feb. 14
February 4, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Site Offers Free Seminar On Women's Heart Health on Feb. 18
Cardiologist Dr. Timothy Slaven of AtlantiCare to Give Presentation
February 3, 2015
Stockton Jazz Orchestra, Ed Vezinho/Jim Ward Big Band, to Perform Feb. 17 at Campus Center
February 3, 2015
Stockton Hosts Free Program on Women's Health at Woodbine Site on Feb. 10
Presenter is Bonnie Kratzer of Cape Regional Medical Center
February 3, 2015
Stockton Professors Author Book on Life in the Atlantic City Casino Industry
Dr. Ellen Mutari, Dr. Deborah Figart to Hold Book Signing Feb. 20
February 2, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Site Offers Free Seminar On Women's Heart Health on Feb. 18
Cardiologist Dr. Timothy Slaven of AtlantiCare to Give Presentation
February 2, 2015
Stockton Offers Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate Courses Online from Feb. 17- May 28
January 30, 2015
Stockton to Host Quarterfinals in International Competition of Collegiate a Cappella on Feb. 14
Stockapella Among 10 Competitors Including Rutgers, Ramapo, Monmouth
January 30, 2015
Stockton Offers Prospective Dance Students Auditions, Information and a Performance
Sign Up Now for Feb. 28 Event
January 29, 2015
Stockton Theatre Program to Premiere Modern Greek Masterpiece, 'The Courtyard of Miracles'
Performances in Experimental Theatre from Feb. 18-22
January 29, 2015
Stockton Class Seeks Retired Garment Workers for Interviews at Kramer Hall in Hammonton
Participants Will Receive Written Memoirs from Their Oral Histories
January 29, 2015
Stockton's Manahawkin Site Offers Free Seminar on Treating Knee Pain with Dr. Fabio Orozco
AtlantiCare Co-Sponsors 'Lunch & Learn' Event on Feb. 11
January 28, 2015
Stockton Aviation Research & Technology Park Elects 2015 Officers
January 26, 2015
Stockton to 'Go Red for Women' in February To Fight Heart Disease and Stroke
Public Invited to Series of Events Targeting Number 1 Killer of Women
January 23, 2015
Sam Azeez Museum, Cape May County to Offer Exhibit on Woodbine's Black, Jewish Communities
Historical Exhibit in Cape May Court House Celebrates Black History Month
January 21, 2015
Stockton to Offer Community Health Programs At Woodbine Instructional Site Beginning Jan. 26
January 20, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Offers Crochet Classes at Manahawkin Site
January 20, 2015
Stockton's Coastal Research Center Reports on How Beach Dunes Protected NJ Shore Communities Against Hurricane Sandy
Dunes with High Elevation and Substantial Width and Volume Were Most Successful at Absorbing Hurricane Sandy's Storm Surges
January 20, 2015
The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Fall 2014 Dean's List
January 19, 2015
Stockton's Dr. Martin Luther King Day of Service Draws 1,000 from College and Communities
January 15, 2015
Stockton Celebrates Valentine's Day with 'An Afternoon of Romantic Arias' by The Manhattan Lyric Opera on Feb. 15
January 15, 2015
William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy To Honor 5 Outstanding New Jerseyans Feb. 6
Gov. Thomas Kean to Accept Distinguished Lifetime Achievement Award
January 14, 2015
Stockton Report Recommends Changes to Make Higher Education More Affordable, Effective
January 13, 2015
Pinelands Short Course to feature 35 educational presentations
26th annual event to be held on March 14, 2015
January 13, 2015
Stockton Performing Arts Center Presents 'One Man Star Wars Trilogy' on Feb. 13
January 12, 2015
Stockton College to Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at 11th Annual Day of Service Jan. 19
Galloway, Atlantic City, Manahawkin, Hammonton, and Woodbine Sites to Participate in Community Service Projects
January 12, 2015
Stockton Center on Successful Aging Sponsors Internet Technology Workshops at Stockton Kramer Hall in Hammonton
Free Workshops – Limited Capacity – Register Now
January 9, 2015
Renowned Children's Book Illustrator At Stockton Art Gallery with Reception, Exhibit
January 9, 2015
Transcultural Journey through Art at Stockton Art Gallery from Jan. 20-March 28
January 8, 2015
Stockton's Kramer Hall to Host Comedy Night with Local Comedian Michelle Tomko on Jan. 15
January 8, 2015
Stockton's Kramer Hall Instructional Site Offers Spring 2015 Course Enrollment
January 8, 2015
Showing of 'The Imitation Game' to Benefit Sara & Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center
Producer's Family Ties to Stockton Lead to Special Showing in Area
January 7, 2015
Stockton Students in Competition to Get Youth Involved on Fiscal Issues, National Debt
January 6, 2015
Stockton Performing Arts Center Celebrates Black History Month with L.A. Theatre Works' 'In the Heat of the Night'
January 5, 2015
Murphy Writing of Stockton College Offers Winter Poetry & Prose Writing Getaway
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Tim Robbins, Greta Scacchi, Fred Ward, Whoopi Goldberg, Peter Gallagher, Brion James, Cynthia Stevenson.
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Heard the heart beat for the first time today! Ā168 bpm.....anyone have any luck predicting gender by heart rate?
what are your baby's heart rates?
128bpm @ 6wks 1d ;) it was so cute to see that little white dot light up on the ultrasound.
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We welcomed our daughter into the world on august 3, 2012. 9:11PM 6lbs and 20inches long. :)
163 @ 7 w 4 d on 12/2...
I don't remember my first kids' early heartbeats.
Mommy to Hannah (8), Brandon (5), and Micah (16 months)
At six weeks even it was 118.
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I heard my baby's heartbeat at 5wks 4 days. The heartbeat was 131. I am anxious for my appointment next week to hear it again.
Baby Boy on the way! EDD July 9, 2012
176 at 9 wks 1 day
My son started at 177 and dropped every appt. I really want a girl...so I'm going w the theory if it doesn't drop it's a girl!!! Knock on wood and fingers crossed!
All my babies have had the same heart rates....boys and girls!
Proud mama of 4 beautiful boys, ages 8, 5 , 2 and our newest addition born July 13/12! Never forgotten, our baby girl, Allie, born sleeping Sept 4/08.
How is everyone getting heart rates this early in? US all around? That seems really extreme since I have never heard of US at every visit. Unless you have government sponsored health insurance.


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What made this more amazing was that Liverpool beat East 12-0 earlier in the week. It was only a 1-0 game when Liverpool started to get to East pitcher Kristen Burr in the bottom of the fourth, scoring four times. Then it knocked around Burr and reliever Kelsea Jimenez for seven more runs in the next two innings to get the margin to double digits.
Alicia Hansen, Kaylah Quilty and Peyton Bellrose all took turns hitting home runs, Bellrose adding a double as she produced four RBIs.
K.C. TenBroeck drove in two runs as Lauren Cerrone, Jenna Bush, McKenzie Harris and Jaimie Baller had one RBI apiece. Between them, Bellrose and fellow pitcher Dana Nicoletti produced a three-hit shutout, earning 13 total strikeouts.
Two days later, Liverpool went to Camillus, quite eager to face the same West Genesee side it lost to in a 9-8, 13-inning epic on April 25. The rematch didn't take as long as the Warriors overcame a slow start to beat the Wildcats 8-4.
Trailing 3-0, Liverpool, facing a different WG pitcher (Jenna Amidon) than the first meeting, tied it with three runs in the top of the third. It then took a 4-3 lead with a run in the fifth before getting four runs in the seventh inning that proved to be the difference.
Bellrose, who shared pitching duties with Nicoletti, had a double and two RBIs, as did Cerrone, while Jenna Bush also drove in two runs.
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text: CHIP Pittsburgh Awarded $200K To Provide Children With Health Insurance By Jess Lasky • Jul 14, 2014 Pittsburgh was awarded $200,000 to insure children in the city through Healthy Together. The money was granted from the National League of Cities and was given to eight cities that showed a quality and feasible business plan to increase access to healthcare. Cities could receive up to $260,000 for their efforts. Casey Calls on Lawmakers to Extend Funding for Children's Health Insurance By Deanna Garcia • Jun 19, 2014 Approximately 271,000 Pennsylvania children have health care coverage through the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and millions are covered nationwide. U.S. Sen. Bob Casey is calling on his fellow lawmakers to extend funding for the program through fiscal year 2019. "The basic problem we've got is the program is authorized through fiscal year 2019, but not funded," said Casey. "We can't say that we're doing what we should be doing for children if we don't match the funding with the authorization. Report Finds 1 in 20 Pennsylvania Children Uninsured By Liz Reid • Oct 29, 2013 More than twenty years after the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) became law, a new report finds that about 1 in 20 Pennsylvania children is still uninsured. According to the second annual State of Children's Healthcare in Pennsylvania report by the Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children, or PPC, nearly 148,000 children in the state lack health insurance. State Senate Votes to Remove CHIP Waiting Period By Mary Wilson • Sep 25, 2013 The state Senate has voted to remove a waiting period that's snarled enrollment in the commonwealth's nationally recognized Children's Health Insurance Program. It would be eliminated as part of a bill to reauthorize CHIP through 2015.Republican Sen. Don White of Indiana County says the waiting period has long been the source of complaints. Corbett Wraps Up 'Healthy Pennsylvania' Tour in Pittsburgh, Touts CHIP By Deanna Garcia • Sep 19, 2013 Gov. Tom Corbett has been traveling the state, raising awareness of Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). As part of the push to get all Pennsylvania children enrolled in CHIP, the governor is convening a Healthy Pennsylvania Summit in the spring and continues his effort to overhaul the state's Medicaid program. Included in the 2013-14 budget is $8.5 million for enrollment and outreach efforts for CHIP.


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You've chopped, sliced, diced and assembled a stunning fresh salad. So why top it with factory-made dressing that sat in a plastic bottle on a store shelf for weeks – maybe months –before landing in your pantry? With a few simple ingredients — including organic mustard, freshly squeezed lemon juice and chopped basil leaves — you can drizzle on a dijonette that doesn't contain chemical preservatives or artificial flavoring. Clean eating really is this easy!
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The Atlantic Wire has a short piece about a series of maps by Eric Fischer detailing racial living in 40 of the largest US cities. Unfortunately the maps are stored on Flickr as flat files, so it's hard to zoom in and around to see more detail. The basic method appears to get racial information down to the housing unit so it creates a point cloud of race within urban areas. The interesting point of this method is that most cities aren't hard delineations of race but a much more interspersed picture, despite the example from Detroit The Atlantic Wire uses.
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 270
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September 19, 2010
Main Topic: Our conversation on Geography, geospatial technologies, and STEM education
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If Google Maps Were Real
Mashable (perhaps one of the cooler sites I visit each day) has a nifty story about an artist who drew Google Maps icons as if they existed in the real world. It's rather interesting to think about these big push pins existing in real life, or a pop-up box over a building. Take away the surprised looking people and I think we'll have a pretty good idea of what large scale augmented reality is likely to look in the near future.
Episode 1 of the Geospatial Revolution Project is now out!
It's a project we've been excited for ever since we first heard about it, and was great to be able to interview some of the Geospatial Revolution Project team, so it's great to be able to post that Episode 1 is now live on the Geospatial Revolution Project website!
The full episode is jut over 13 minutes, but it's also broken up into smaller videos via YouTube for those who can't stream the whole thing. The team have also made the episode video shareable, so spread the word and to get you started, here's Chapter 1 of Episode 1:
Visualizing Average Days Worked and Vacation by Country
I'm a big fan of infographics, so much so that I sometimes find seeing spatial information organized in an non-spatial way (ie a map) to be the clearest way to communicate an idea. This infographic detailing average work week lengths and average vacation days is one of the ones I think really works. The combination of a typical 'graph' along with some cute graphics really makes the thing accessible. The data does have some holes, I think, because the 'average work week' seems to pull down a tad. I'm assuming part-time work is included. It'd also be interesting to see an economic variable in there, like GDP or per capita income. Does working harder and longer get your more money? And I have to admit, for all my talk about infographics, the next question I have is I'd like to see it on a map
A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 269
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September 12, 2010
Main Topic: Our conversation on the tensions between research and teaching in higher education
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Urbagrams – Mapping the social city
In order to investigate the idea of a social archipelago, the notion that our cities are "fragmented islands of social activity separated by large areas dedicated to commercial workplaces, flows of vehicles, residential sprawl or industrial sites." Anil Bawa Cavia analyzed more than a million Foursquare check-ins in a number of cities and mapped those data as points to create a series of social activity density maps, which he calls urbagrams. By looking at the resulting maps for cities such as New York, Paris, and London, we can get a picture of the spatial distribution of social activity through Foursquare, and see where social activity is clustered and how the patterns differ from city to city.
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Raster Challenge
It's time to put your raster skills to work in time to get a Nintendo DS for the holidays. Crafster, Cooking Mama, and Nintendo DS have announced a contest to create a pixel project of Mama. It is to publicize the new Crafting Mama game in which you are challenged to "Learn 40 different projects across a huge variety of crafts: make aprons, mini Mama dolls, birdhouses, patchwork quilts, jewelry, mugs, candles, kaleidoscopes, flower decorations, and so much more!" They explain: What is a "pixel project"? A pixel is a single point in a raster image. So a pixel project is that same concept, but on a larger scale. You could break out the Rasterbator, raster maker.
Esri UC 2011 Call for Presentations now open
That's right, for all you Esri users out there, it's already time to start thinking about next year's User Conference. The Call for Presentations is now out over on Esri's conference website, and abstracts are going to be due on October 15th. So if you've got a great GIS project or topic you want to share, start getting your abstract together.
We always have an amazing time at the UC, we get to do a great Live Show and try to present something every year, so hopefully we'll get to see a lot of you fellow GISers at the 2011 event!
The State of Mapping APIs.
Adam DuVander over at O'Reilly has written a decent summation article on the current state of mapping apis in the world. It's a short read and highlights some issues, but I think the more important take-away is the lack of cross pollination between geographers and internet mappers. He doesn't even discuss ESRI's api, for instance, and it offers many of the capabilities for which Adam is asking. There's simply too much stove piping between the 'experts', meaning traditional geospatial experts, and the 'amateurs', which are mostly people coming from more traditional computer backgrounds. Unfortuantely, I fear it might be on the shoulders of the geospatial experts to teach the rest that what we do is important and relevant. Otherwise we're libel to see much re-inventing of our spatial wheels… except maybe with added spinners.


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This year, BlogHer, Inc., the premium cross-platform media network and publisher for women, brought its tenth anniversary celebration conference home to Silicon Valley, taking over the San Jose Convention Center from July 24-26. Two hundred speakers and more than 100 sponsoring brands joined 2,500 influencers for three days of networking, high-profile keynote sessions, cutting-edge conversation, and celebration of ten years of the BlogHer community.
The City of San Jose disclosed the tremendous value BlogHer brought the local economy, selling 3,200 hotel rooms and generating an additional $2.3 million dollars for the local economy. In addition, BlogHer touted its economic impact on its community, also known as "the BlogHer Economy." Over the past five years, BlogHer has paid $36 million to nearly 6,000 members of the BlogHer community for their work.
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CHICAGO — Featuring our four-legged, no-legged, winged, scaled and feathered friends, "Animal Shenanigans: Twenty-four Creative, Interactive Story Programs for Preschoolers," published by ALA Editions, is a new series of story program lesson plans from bestselling author Rob Reid that will help librarians and teachers unleash kids' curiosity and learning.
CHICAGO — The Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies, (ASCLA) a division of the American Library Association, (ALA) announces its new editor for Interface, ASCLA's newsletter, Christina C. Wray. She is a librarian at the Center for Disability Information and Referral, a research center of the Office of the Vice Provost for Research at Indiana University Bloomington.
CHICAGO — The Reference and User Services Association, (RUSA) a division of the American Library Association, (ALA) announces its new editor for RUSA Update, Carol Schuetz. Carol is the business resources specialist at the Jesse H. Jones Library at Baylor University.
CHICAGO — Both the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) and the Public Library Association (PLA) provide important data services. For library managers and administrators, the key to the data's usefulness is knowing how to extract and apply the most relevant information to managing a library and improving accountability. Peter Hernon, Robert E. Dugan and Joseph R.
CHICAGO – Temperatures have turned chilly, but the new catalog from ALA Graphics is red hot, filled with new products to keep library patrons excited about reading and learning no matter the weather. Disney's "Frozen" was a huge hit in theaters, and the new poster and bookmark with Olaf are sure to be blockbusters in libraries. His message that "Reading Is Cool!" will resonate with patrons of all ages.
CHICAGO — No library stands alone. A long-standing tenet of the discipline, library cooperation predates the founding of ALA. Although these are times of crisis and uncertainty for library consortia (by one count, more than 65 consortia have closed since 2008), the collaboration that consortia offer helps libraries extend the value of every dollar spent.
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CHICAGO — Whether set in ancient Egypt, Feudal Japan, the Victorian Age or Civil War-era America, historical fiction places readers squarely at the center of fascinating times and places, making it one of the most popular genres in contemporary publishing. Jennifer S. Baker's new book, "The Readers' Advisory Guide to Historical Fiction," published by ALA Editions, emphasizes an appreciation of historical fiction in its many forms and focuses on what fans enjoy.
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News for Saturday, June 9, 2012
Police look for gunman, catch DUI suspect instead
Some Escondido police officers thought someone was firing at them when they heard five gunshots Saturday night, but they found no trace of a shooter.
Syrian opposition group elects new leader
Syria's main opposition group in exile, the Syrian National Council, has elected a Kurdish dissident as its new leader at a meeting in Turkey, a council statement said.
Polls open in French legislative elections
French voters choose lawmakers for the lower house of parliament Sunday, in a poll that will determine whether new President Francois Hollande's Socialists or rival conservatives control the government.
Parker doesn't get strike call, then A's lose 8-3
A strike call Jarrod Parker thought he deserved but didn't get cleared the way for a big inning that cost the Oakland Athletics dearly in an 8-3 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night.
Fears about UK border queues ahead of Olympics
The first taste of British life for most travelers landing at Heathrow Airport these days is the queue.
Turkey tweaks cult of national founder
On a trip to Rio de Janeiro, a Turkish notary public gazed at the Christ the Redeemer statue that looms over the Brazilian city and was inspired to build a monumental likeness of his idol: Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Turkey's independence war hero and national founder.
STORM: Storm double up Visalia, move into first place
Tommy Medica went 2-for-4 with two RBIs and a home run as the Storm put away the host Visalia Rawhide 6-3 in a California League game Saturday night.
Pinochet homage heats up bitter debate over legacy
The poster makes its plea from one of the pock-marked walls once splattered with blood at Londres 38, a former detention and torture center where 96 people were killed or disappeared during Chile's long dictatorship. It reads: "Pinochet, may your legacy die."
Bradley scores decision win over Pacquiao
Timothy Bradley promised to shock, though the biggest shock in his fight with Manny Pacquiao came from the judges' scorecards.
Montero's slam leads Arizona to 4th straight win
Miguel Montero hit his second career grand slam and the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the Oakland Athletics 8-3 on Saturday night for their fourth consecutive victory.
Mother, son separated, begin 25-year global search
Saroo's eyes snapped open and everything was suddenly, horribly, wrong.
Celtics face uncertainty after Game 7 loss to Heat
Doc Rivers had tears in his eyes. Rajon Rondo insisted more could have been done, even after he put up another triple-double. Ray Allen said he has years left in his legs.
ESCONDIDO: Possibly intoxicated bicyclist crashed into police car
A bicyclist who appeared to be intoxicated crashed into a police car Saturday night in Escondido, an officer reported.
Kanaan upset about being blocked by Power at Texas
Will Power was busy trying to hold off his teammate from passing him for the lead on the final restart in the IndyCar race at Texas when he realized Tony Kanaan was trying to get underneath him.
Royals blow 3-run lead in loss to Pirates
Vin Mazzaro picked up his first major league hit in the fourth and fell apart in the bottom half of the inning.
China's exports jump 15.3 percent in May
China's exports jumped in May from a year earlier, the government said, although the increase is unlikely to be enough to ease pressure on the country's leaders to reverse a sharp economic slump.
Padres deliver in RISP situations (for a game)
Five runs come on a bases-loaded single and three, two-out hits
James, Heat to face young Thunder in NBA finals
After surviving those old Celtics, LeBron James and the Heat get the Thunder's young guns in the NBA finals.
No-hitter momentum fleeting for Mariners
Any Mariners' momentum from Friday night's no-hitter was fleeting.
Canadian tech town feels BlackBerry's decline
President Barack Obama couldn't bear to part with his BlackBerry. Oprah Winfrey declared it one of her "favorite things." It could be so addictive that it was nicknamed "the CrackBerry."
Bailout for Spain's banks buys time for Europe
The plan to bail out Spain's banks with up to $125 billion in aid buys European policymakers time to try to save the euro and eases deep fears in global financial markets.
Rays beats Marlins and Zambrano 13-4
Carlos Zambrano has had back issues in the past. He has always tried to fight through them.
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Today is Sunday, June 10, the 162nd day of 2012. There are 204 days left in the year.
TENNIS: DeSimone, McCray reach USTA final
Oceanside's Megan McCray will face former Cathedral Catholic High star Gabriella DeSimone in the women's singles final of the USTA National Open Hard Court Championships after both won semifinal matches Saturday.
TEMECULA: Mayor rolls out Beach Ball Block Party
Temecula Mayor Chuck Washington said Saturday that he is happy to have brought back an old city tradition, once known as the Mayor's Ball, with a revamped format and theme.
SAN MARCOS: Council to consider $64 million budget
The City Council next week will consider a budget for the 2012-13 fiscal year that projects general fund income and expenses of about $64 million next year, with the biggest chunks of spending going to fire and sheriff's services.
Gee gives up go-ahead HR, Yankees beat Mets 4-2
Dillon Gee was uncomfortable all night. It hardly showed until he made one big mistake to Mark Teixeira.
A new item for my list of things I never want to do
I'm going to go ahead and put "bath salts" on the list of things I don't want to try. I'm talking about the designer drug that has typically been marketed in head shops and online as
LA County fire nearly contained
Firefighters have nearly contained a 500-acre brush fire in northern Los Angeles County that forced the temporary closure of parts of Interstate 5.
To the Finals: Heat top Celtics 101-88 in Game 7
LeBron James finally got a Game 7 victory, on his third try.
Justin Wilson wins at Texas after Rahal wreck
When his team owner asked Justin Wilson where he wanted to win this year, the road course expert had an immediate yet interesting answer: Texas Motor Speedway.
KidsFest gets playful at Liberty Station
More than 3,000 families turn out for two-day festival
More than 3,000 families went to KidsFest San Diego 2012 at Liberty Station on Saturday. KidsFest continues Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Devils stay alive, force Game 6 with 2-1 win
Bryce Salvador scored on a deflection off a defenseman and the New Jersey Devils derailed Los Angeles' Stanley Cup coronation for a second time, beating the Kings 2-1 in Game 5 of the finals Saturday night.
EXCLUSIVE: Work begins on Mission San Luis Rey retrofit
They're taking the roof off the chapel at Old Mission San Luis Rey, but Father David Gaa said he's not worried about opening the adobe walls of Oceanside's most historical building to the elements.
EXCLUSIVE: Arts center official says refusing cover-up led to dismissal
The former finance director of the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, says she was fired in February for refusing to cover up gross financial mismanagement that has occurred at the center for many years ---- a charge current managers deny.
I'll Have Another takes his last walk to post and the winner's circle
I'll Have Another retired prior to the Belmont Stakes Saturday in a ceremony that paid tribute to the colt who won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, but was scratched from the Belmont Stakes due to a developing tendinitis problem in his right front leg.
CARLSBAD: Beach fun
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Innovative blues, jazz guitarist Pete Cosey dies
Pete Cosey, an innovative guitarist who brought his distinctive distorted sound to recordings with Miles Davis, Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters, has died, his daughter said. He was 68.
On-Deck Sunday: Padres go for second series win over Brewers
Anthony Bass seeking first win in June
Hairston's career-high 5 RBIs lead Dodgers over
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Rays beats Marlins 13-4
Ben Zobrist homered twice and drove in four runs to lead the Tampa Bay Rays to a 13-4 victory over the Miami Marlins on Saturday night.
Pirates rally for 5-3 win over Royals
Neil Walker drove in the go-ahead run with a groundout during a wacky fourth inning and the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied to beat the Kansas City Royals 5-3 on Saturday night.
Struggling Brewers lose to Padres 5-2
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Fire destroys motor home, injures man inside
A burn victim drove himself to a Lakeside fire station Saturday and said someone had set his motor home on fire while he was inside, officials said.
Calif. filmmakers dominate Student Academy Awards
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Fate take another turn for Matz at the Belmont
Michael Matz deserved this one.
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An ode to a favorite sporting event
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Francis has tough debut for Rockies in 11-6 loss
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Westbrook, Valiante win at Mid-Ohio
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It was a day of sibling reunion and rivalry for the Inverness Caledonian Thistle stand-in captain with ex-Caley man Andrew starring in Birmingham City's flattering 3-1 victory over the Highlanders.
With mum and dad Gary and Linda down from Aberdeen to watch, the Shinnie brothers relived their childhood scraps, but Graeme admitted: "I was moved to left back by the time Andrew came on today and I didn't really get near enough to kick him!
"But it was a very good moment for both of us to be on the pitch in opposing sides. It's a moment we'll always savour. There's parental pride, but definitely for ourselves as well."
Of greater importance to Caley Thistle was the coming together of the John Hughes masterplan.
Birmingham ultimately resisted a powerful Caley Thistle recovery to maintain their near-flawless pre-season.
The Midlands outfit had won four from four in pre-season without conceding a goal and were always going to represent a powerful test for the Highlanders.
And it wasn't long before the hosts were showcasing the strength of England's second tier division.
They swept to a seventh-minute lead, with Lee Novak swerving a wonderful 20-yard shot high past Dean Brill before England under-18 international Demarai Gray struck the second in 38 minutes.
Andrew Shinnie's entrance from the bench for Birmingham after 64 minutes had the away support chanting his name in honour of past endeavours.
But the hosts were very much back in the match after 74 minutes thanks to a Gary Warren header.
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Four Horsemen is a bare-bones documentary about how we can restart the world's economy. 23 international thinkers, government advisors and Wall Street money-men break their silence and explain their ideas on how to establish a moral and just society. This film takes a new look at the current economic climate without bashing bankers or taking sides. It just tells it like it is.
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Levi Jardim is a Alternative-Rock artist from Orlando, FL. Jardim was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and moved to the United States at age 9. Levi has been writing music since he first picked up a guitar at the age of 14 and has worked to improve his craft. He taught himself how to play guitar on the internet by watching YouTube videos and doing covers of his favorite songs. Levi trained classical voice in high school which led him to go to Florida State University for two years, but alternative rock is where Jardim felt he could better express himself. He moved back to Orlando, FL, after two years to focus on his music while getting a degree in Music Business at Full Sail University.
In 2014, Jardim released his debut EP titled "The Road." The four song EP features "Unconquered," a hard-hitting fight song, "Stay Strong," an inspiring rock track, "Oh Dreamer," a love song with an 80s feel, and the title song "The Road," an emotionally charged soft rock song.


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Cell Biology of Host-Parasite Interaction
Dr. Ward received his PhD in 1985 under the direction of Victor Vacquier at the University of California, San Diego, and did postdoctoral work with Marc Kirschner at the University of California, San Francisco. He was a Senior Staff Fellow at the NIH from 1989 – 1996, when he joined the faculty in the Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics at the University of Vermont.
Research Description
Nearly one third of the world's population is infected with Toxoplasma gondii. Although most infections are asymptomatic, toxoplasmosis can be life-threatening during pregnancy and in people with immune systems weakened by immunosuppressants or AIDS. T. gondii can only multiply within cells of its host, and repeated cycles of host cell invasion, parasite multiplication and host cell lysis are a major cause of the tissue damage that occurs during acute infection. A better understanding of the mechanisms of host cell invasion by T. gondii is therefore important to the development of new approaches to treating toxoplasmosis. T. gondii is also a powerful model for studying the invasion of related apicomplexan parasites, including those that cause malaria and cryptosporidiosis.
The focus of our research is to identify T. gondii proteins that play a role in invasion and to determine exactly what these proteins do. We are studying the function of one protein, AMA1, in detail, and we have developed more general, small-molecule-based approaches to identifying new invasion-related proteins. The small molecule work has also led us to study the molecular mechanisms underlying parasite motility.
AMA1 Proteins secreted onto the parasite surface from apical organelles, the micronemes, are thought to play an important role in invasion. One highly conserved microneme protein that has received much attention as a malaria vaccine candidate is apical membrane antigen 1 (AMA1). AMA1 is a type I transmembrane protein with a large extracellular domain and a short cytosolic tail. AMA1 directly mediates the physical interaction between the parasite and host cell: remarkably, the extracellular domain of AMA1 on the parasite surface binds to a receptor on the host cell (RON2) that is inserted into the host cell membrane by the invading parasite. We are currently studying two aspects of T. gondii AMA1 critical to its role in mediating invasion: (a) the function of its cytosolic tail and (b) why and how its extracellular domain is cleaved and shed from the parasite surface during invasion.
Small-molecule-based approaches One approach we are taking to identify new invasion-related proteins is to screen large collections of small molecules for compounds that inhibit invasion and then determine how these compounds exert their effects. The screening part of this project has yielded a set of small molecules that affect invasion in a variety of interesting ways. The challenge now is to identify the targets of the compounds of interest. We have developed specific biochemical strategies for target identification tailored to particular small molecules, and we have gained new insights into invasion in the process (see below). More recently, we have developed a yeast-based approach to target identification that can be applied to a wide variety of structurally distinct small molecules. We are currently using this more general approach to identify targets of the compounds of most interest from our screens and from the screens of others. In addition to providing new insights into the mechanisms of host cell invasion, this work has clear drug development implications for T. gondii and other apicomplexan parasites. This project is being done in close collaboration with Dr. Nick Westwood at the University of St. Andrews.
Motility Parasite motility is important for parasite movement into and out of host cells, for crossing biological barriers and for dissemination through the body during infection. Parasite motility is therefore essential for virulence and pathogenesis. Proteins of the parasite's motility apparatus, including the myosin motor protein, MyoA, are highly conserved across apicomplexan parasites but absent or divergent in higher eukaryotes, suggesting that they may be useful drug targets. Intriguingly, over 90% of the invasion inhibitors identified in our small molecule screens affect parasite motility. We have shown that one of the compounds we identified by high-throughput screening (tachypleginA) inhibits motility by covalently modifying myosin light chain, a protein that directly regulates MyoA activity. Using tachypleginA and other motility-inhibiting compounds as chemical probes, together with parasites containing mutations in proteins of the motility apparatus and a variety of assays we have developed to study motor function, we are attempting to develop a detailed mechanistic understanding of how T. gondii and related parasites move over, around and into cells of their hosts during infection.
Four intracellular parasites visualized by immunofluorescence microscopy.
Parasite invading a fibroblast (transmisison electron microscopy).
Highlighted Publications
Tang Q, Andenmatten N, Triana MA, Deng B, Meissner M, Moreno SN, Ballif BA, Ward GE. Calcium-dependent phosphorylation alters Class XIVa myosin function in the protozoan parasite Toxoplasma gondii. Mol Biol Cell. 2014 Jul 2. pii: mbc.E13-11-0648. [Epub ahead of print]
Leung JM, Tran F, Pathak RB, Poupart S, Heaslip AT, Ballif BA, Westwood NJ, Ward GE. Identification of T. gondii myosin light chain-1 as a direct target of TachypleginA-2, a small-molecule inhibitor of parasite motility and invasion. PLoS One. 2014 Jun 3;9(6):e98056.
Bessoff K, Spangenberg T, Foderaro JE, Jumani RS, Ward GE, Huston CD. Identification of Cryptosporidium parvum active chemical series by Repurposing the open access malaria box. Antimicrob Agents Chemother. 2014 May;58(5):2731-9
Leung JM, Rould MA, Konradt C, Hunter CA, Ward GE. Disruption of TgPHIL1 alters specific parameters of Toxoplasma gondii motility measured in a quantitative, three-dimensional live motility assay. PLoS One. 2014 Jan 29;9(1):e85763.
Parussini F, Tang Q, Moin SM, Mital J, Urban S, Ward GE. Intramembrane proteolysis of Toxoplasma apical membrane antigen 1 facilitates host-cell invasion but is dispensable for replication. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2012 May 8;109(19):7463-7468.
Hall CI, Reese ML, Weerapana E, Child MA, Bowyer PW, Albrow VE, Haraldsen JD, Phillips MR, Sandoval ED, Ward GE, Cravatt BF, Boothroyd JC, Bogyo M. Chemical genetic screen identifies Toxoplasma DJ-1 as a regulator of parasite secretion, attachment, and invasion. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2011 Jun 28;108(26):10568-10573.
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Selected Awards
Burroughs Wellcome New Investigator in Molecular Parasitology (2001-2005)
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University Scholar, University of Vermont The University Scholars program recognizes distinguished UVM faculty members for sustained excellence in research and scholarly activities. (2011-2012)
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Kellogg Company Launches New Holiday Inspired PRINGLES® Crisps
Friday, November 16, 2012
Kellogg Company Launches New Holiday Inspired PRINGLES® Crisps11:38 EST Friday, November 16, 2012PRINGLES brand sweetens the season with three limited-edition flavors -- The new limited-edition holiday PRINGLES crisps come in three seasonally-inspired flavors, including Cinnamon & Sugar, White Chocolate Peppermint and Pumpkin Pie Spice. -- Holiday PRINGLES crisps are available nationwide beginning early November, while supplies last.BATTLE CREEK, Mich., Nov. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The PRINGLES brand, maker of America's favorite snack crisp, celebrates today the release of new limited-edition holiday flavors. These seasonally-inspired flavors provide a unique take on the traditional PRINGLES crisp, with three new varieties just in time for the holiday season. "With more than 80 varieties of PRINGLES crisps available worldwide, we are constantly looking for innovative snack offerings," said Angela Gusse, Associate Director PRINGLES Marketing. "This new line of holiday crisps meets consumer demand for more inventive flavors to enjoy."The limited holiday release with three festive flavors, include:Cinnamon & Sugar ? Each crisp is lightly dusted with real cinnamon and sugar, making each bite a salty-sweet sensation. Pumpkin Pie Spice ? A warm blend of cinnamon and pumpkin flavor coats every crisp, delivering the sweet and spicy feeling of autumn in every bite. White Chocolate Peppermint ? The classic holiday blend of cool peppermint and smooth white chocolate flavors delivers unique crisp combination. Spice up the season and spread holiday cheer wherever you go with the simple pop of a PRINGLES crisp top. Cinnamon & Sugar and White Chocolate Peppermint PRINGLES crisps are available for a limited time at U.S. grocery and drug retailers, nationwide. Pumpkin Pie Spice PRINGLES crisps are available exclusively at Walmart® stores, nationwide. Visit www.Pringles.com for more information. About Kellogg CompanyDriven to enrich and delight the world through foods and brands that matter, Kellogg Company (NYSE: K) is the world's leading producer of cereal, second largest producer of cookies and crackers and - through the May 2012 acquisition of the iconic PRINGLES® business - the world's second largest savory snacks company. In addition, Kellogg is a leading producer of frozen foods. Every day, our well-loved brands - produced in 18 countries and marketed in more than 180 countries - nourish families so they can flourish and thrive. With 2011 sales of more than $13 billion, these brands include CHEEZ-IT®, COCO POPS®, CORN FLAKES®, EGGO®, FROSTED FLAKES®, KASHI®, KEEBLER®, KELLOGG'S®, MINI-WHEATS®, POP-TARTS®, PRINGLES®, RICE KRISPIES®, SPECIAL K®, and many more. To learn more about Kellogg Company, including our corporate responsibility initiatives and rich heritage, please visit www.kelloggcompany.com.Contacts:Jessica BarrutiaHill+Knowlton firstname.lastname@example.com Media HotlineKellogg firstname.lastname@example.com SOURCE Kellogg Company


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Self Help Africa - Malawi 2013
A synopsis of Self Help Africa's programmes in Malawi in 2013
www.selfhelpafrica.org S MALAWI 01 02 elf Help Africa is engaged in a combination of directly implemented and partner-led projects in Malawi. The programme goal, to support smallholder farming with the government's current Growth and Development Strategy II. A total of 1.2 million is being invested by Self Help Africa in the following projects, this year: communities to achieve sustainability livelihoods is in line Programme DISCOVER Donor The Department for International Development (DFID), Irish Aid, Norwegian Embassy Irish Aid Total Budget € 1,936,473 Timeframe 01-08-11 31-05-15 Implementing Partner Concern Universal, Goal, Cooperazione Internazionale (COOPI) Programme Area Karonga Farm Enterprise Development for Food and Economic Security € 648,384 01-01-12 31-12-15 Foundation for Community Support Services (FOCUS), Karonga Agriculture Development Division (KRADD) Trustees of Agriculture Promotion Programme (TAPP), Agricultural and Natural Resources Management Consortium (ANARMAC) Malawi Mangoes Chitipa, Lilongwe 03 Mtukula Fund DFID, Vitol Foundation € 266,522 01-01-12 01-12-14 Dowa, Salima 04 05 Processing Mangoes into Pulp for Export Integrated Seed Sector Development Seed Act Review African Enterprise Challenge Fund Irish Aid, Institute of Development Studies € 212,963 14-02-13 31-12-15 Salima € 24,258 01-07-12 01-07-13 CTA Wageningen Nationwide 01 DISCOVER eveloping Innovative Solutions with Communities to Overcome Vulnerability (DISCOVER) is a fouryear consortium project seeking to support up to In order to assist communities and individuals adapt to climate change the project promotes crop diversification and livestock production, together with sustainable and adaptive agricultural technologies. In addition SHA is working with communities to manage their natural resources and reduce the environmental impacts associated with natural disasters and climate change. D 900,000 rural people to adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change. The project contributes towards reducing poverty and vulnerability to climate variability through the development and promotion of sustainable livelihoods management strategies. DISCOVER focuses on building resilience and improving the lives of vulnerable people by enhancing the capacity of local government to prepare and respond to climate variability. SHA is working with local government to achieve this through developing, updating and reviewing district disaster risk management plans & hazard vulnerability maps; training communities on disaster response; and establishing community early warning systems for flood and drought prone areas. Total direct beneficiaries 13,000 02 FARM ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT FOR FOOD AND ECONOMIC SECURITY shortage of good quality seed when it is needed for planting is a major obstacle that hinders many smallholder farmers in Malawi from growing a year A round supply of food to support their families. 1 MALAWI malawi zambia burkinafaso 1. DISCOVER Lake Malawi, (Lake Nyasa) ZAMBIA ghana kenya togo 2. Farm Enterprise Development for Food and Economic Security 3. MAEF 4. Processing Mangoes into Pulp for Export Lilongwe 5. ISSD MA MA ALAWI Blantyre MOZAMBIQUE SHA and partners, FOCUS and KRADD, are implementing this project in the Central and Northern regions of Malawi. The work is designed to increase household food, nutrition and economic security in the targeted communities in Chitipa and Lilongwe. It addresses this challenge by improving the access for smallholder farmers to quality seeds. Both production and market constraints faced by smallholder farmers are being addressed by ensuring continuous availability of quality seed within communities; facilitating access to extension services to improve production; and training on value addition skills to help farmers access markets and obtain greater reward for their produce. SHA is supporting two separate initiatives in Malawi under the MAEF fund. In Dowa District the Trustees of Agriculture Promotion Programme are implementing a two-year broiler chicken and amaranth grain project. The project is working with 200 female farmers to strengthen the value chains and improve marketing of processed products. Activities that maximize the potential to improve agricultural productivity and agri-business, and that can be scaled up and replicated by smallholder farmers are favoured for support by the fund. Women farmers in the agricultural value chain was the focus for proposals, last year. Total direct beneficiaries 5,900 03 MAEF M tukula Agricultural Enterprise Fund (MAEF) is a grant-making initiative that has been established to promote initiatives that can support smallholder farmers in Southern Africa to develop rural-based opportunities. The fund was designed to support small-scale farmers to adopt appropriate technologies, diversify their farm skills, increase productivity, and/or add value to the work. OUR PROGRAMMES 2 OUR PROGRAMMES In Salima the Agricultural and Natural Resources Management Consortium is working with smallholder farmers to produce and market improved mango varieties. The promotion of mango cultivation, processing and marketing in Salima, where there is high potential, will boost production, address issues of seasonal gluts and raise the income levels of the 500 female farmers participating in the project. 05 INTEGRATED SEED SECTOR DEVELOPMENT AND SEED ACT REVIEW he objective of this project is to improve farmers' access to quality seed to increase crop productivity and production. T The project is exploring the policy context and potential Total direct beneficiaries 700 impact of ISSD in nine African countries, including Malawi. It focuses on issues around local seed entrepreneurship and links between formal and informal seed systems and on the enabling environment that needs to be put in place to ensure 04 PROCESSING MANGOES INTO PULP FOR EXPORT alawi Mangoes Ltd has secured funding from the African Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) for the implementation of the Processing Mangoes into local businesses can flourish. The ISSD Malawi project is conducting a survey to assess the practices, programmes and policies of seed entrepreneurs; is exploring ways in which programmes that promote seed entrepreneurship can be strengthened; and is enhancing the capacity of a wide variety of stakeholders to promote seed entrepreneurship. The seed regulation framework and Seed Act in Malawi are out dated and need to be reviewed in the context of the current seed policy changes in country. This is recognised as a priority by the Department of Agriculture Research Services. SHA is working to submit a draft seed regulation framework and Seed Act to Government, and will assist the Ministry of Justice and Attorney General in submitting both to Parliament for approval. M Pulp for Export Project. Part of the project seeks to work with smallholder farmers, community groups and local government agencies to support the production and supply of improved quality fruit to Malawi Mangoes for processing. The project aims to bring about a tangible and significant change in the economic status of smallholder farmers by supporting the production of mango fruit in the region. SHA is leading in the implementation of the smallholder farmer component of the project, which seeks to contribute towards agricultural commercialisation. The project will increase smallholder productivity and household income through value addition and offer better market access. Smallholder farmers will be organised into farmer groups that enable them trade collectively and therefore competitively in the mango value chains. The project will also broaden participation of smallholder farmers in Salima in the mango value chain through production of improved mangoes, the provision of training and market access. 3 Total direct beneficiaries 5,000 Self Help Africa Malawi PO Box B-495, Lilongwe, Malawi Tel. +265 1750568


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About This 1937 Packard
Posted: 24 Jul 2007
This armored Limousine has windows over 3 inches thick, able to withstand 50 caliber machine gun blast ( not tested as far as far as we know). The weight of the car is over 6,000 lbs. The most notorious man who ever lived, Josef Stalin, rode in this this limousine from 1937-1938. The limousine was brought to the United States from Belgium in 1997. Hitlers car sold for $6,000,000.00 so Stalin's should be worth more! What a piece of History! The car runs and is in original condition.
Engine: 473 cubic inch V12
Wheelbase: 144 inches
Weight:15,000 lbs.- originally weighing in at 6200 lbs, the armored body increased the car's weight by over four tons.
Special equipment:custom, armor plated body; bulletproof glass; oversized 17' wheels and tires (necessary to support the additional weight) Some wear and tear is evident.
Specs & Details
Exterior Color: black
Interior Color: red
Engine: 12
Transmission: manual
Miles Driven: 12580
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