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The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty SynopsisA timid magazine photo manager who lives life vicariously through daydreams embarks on a true-life adventure with a negative goes missing.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Release Date
In Theaters December 25, 2013
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Credits
Starring: Kristen Wiig, Ben Stiller and Sean Penn
Written by: Steve Conrad
Directed by: Ben Stiller
Produced by: Stuart Cornfeld, Samuel Goldwyn Jr., John Goldwyn, and Ben Stiller
MPAA Rating: [ PG ]
Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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This Week In Home Entertainment: Ride Along, Secret Life Of Walter Mitty And More
Comedian and actor Kevin Hart went from bit player to leading man over the last several months, starring in both Ride Along and About Last Night in a relatively short period of time. Its the former that has made its way onto Blu-ray and DVD this week, telling a sort-of buddy cop story about a mysterious crime boss and cleaning up the streets of Atlanta.
by Jessica Rawden April 15, 2014 comments
Now Streaming: Netflix Instant Alternatives To Lone Survivor, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty And 47 Ronin
Looking to Lone Survivor, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and 47 Ronin for inspiration, we've pulled together a selection of wild survival stories, adventurous comedies, and martial art epics loosely inspired by real events.
by Kristy Puchko January 2, 2014 comments
Weekend Box Office: The Hobbit Threepeats Number One, 47 Ronin Makes Bid for Biggest Bomb of 2013
There were four new wide release movies dumped into theaters for the last week of the year, and if the filmmakers were hoping to take advantage of people heading to the movies for the holiday weekend, they were likely a little disappointed.
by Scott Gwin December 29, 2013 comments
Christmas Box Office: Wolf Of Wall Street And The Hobbit Fight It Out
Last weekend, The Hobbit: Desolation Of Smaug was able to spoil the debut weekend for Anchorman 2 by narrowly edging out a box office win. On Christmas, it may be able to deal the same Middle Earth blow to Leonardo Dicaprios much-hyped Wolf Of Wall Street.
by Mack Rawden December 26, 2013 comments
Ben Stiller Talks Daydreams, The Beastie Boys And His Quest For Sean O'Connell
I was lucky enough to sit down with Stller in New York City to talk about Walter Mitty, and his approach to this material. Of course, we had to start with the fact that my name is Sean OConnell something that made Stiller belly laugh as our interview began.
by Sean O'Connell December 23, 2013 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting Wolf Of Wall Street, 47 Ronin, Walter Mitty And More Reviews
Well this is the big one. Christmas week is like, umm well, Christmas for moviegoers. Studios pump films on to the big screen knowing folks are on vacation and trying desperately to get away from their families. So they head to the theaters for a much-needed respite from holiday "cheer". Its an extravaganza with wolves, Ronin, daydreamers, boxers and Beliebers.
by Doug Norrie December 22, 2013 comments
How The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Brought $25,000 In Aid To The Philippines
What would you do if someone offered you $25,000 to live your dream? This was the question posed to filmmaker Casey Neistat by 20th Century Fox, while the studio was seeking an inventive new way to promote The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
by Kristy Puchko December 17, 2013 comments
The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Goes Overboard With Six-Minute Trailer And New Clip
A trailer this long hurdles over getting audiences interested in the movie and just plainly plays out all of the story arcs that the other trailers hint at, and all in order, so that anyone walking away from this preview still confused about what Walter Mitty is about should probably just go live on a snowy mountaintop far away from society at large.
by Nick Venable December 3, 2013 comments
December Movie Preview: From Middle Earth To Wall Street
The holiday season is officially upon us, observed less through Christmas decorations and cold weather and more by the onslaught of Oscar fare hitting theaters this month. December is always a truly great time for both quality dramas and big bombastic comedies, and this year wont be bucking that trend.
by Nick Venable December 3, 2013 comments
Ben Stiller Imagines Adventure In Extended Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Clip
We all daydream, but few on Earth daydream as big as the meek hero of Ben Stiller's latest The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Here Stiller not only stars as the titular daydreamer but also directs, crafting a whimsical adventure about a man whose real life has been lackluster, but who has a vibrant imagination that is always at play.
by Kristy Puchko November 21, 2013 comments
The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Second Trailer: Let The Great Adventure Begin
On Saturday The Secret Life of Walter Mitty screened as the centerpiece film at the New York Film Festival, and kicked off buzz that the film likely hopes to sustain all the way through to its Christmas release date-- and, almost more importantly, the Academy Awards. Word about Walter Mitty's actual awards chances has been mixed, but the film's rapturous reception from the festival's moviegoers suggest it could be a major holiday hit
by Katey Rich October 7, 2013 comments
Fall Movie Preview: The Profit vs. Prestige Venn Diagram
Welcome to fall movie season, where it's all about awards bait if you look in one direction (hello, August: Osage County!) and all about oddball blockbusters if you look in another (happy to see you, Riddick). Like any other time for movie releases, autumn is all about what you make of it, whether that's catching the three-hour French drama about lesbians or counting down the days until The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. But if you want an advance look at which films are begging for awards and which are best paired with a giant tub of popcorn, look no further
by Katey Rich and Kristy Puchko September 4, 2013 comments
Ben Stiller Is Still Walking On Air In Newest Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Poster
I know this is a 20th Century Fox production, but that image immediately sends my brain to Paramount. Theres a feeling of déjà vu when looking at it, since the last poster was exactly the same, just switching out the mountain for the New York City skyline.
by Nick Venable August 31, 2013 comments
Ben Stiller Is Walking On Air In The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Poster
In the upcoming remake of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Ben Stiller plays a character who often finds himself slipping into the world of his own imagination and seeing his own life as he has always wished it could be. Judging by this new poster for the film it would seem that part of his dream world involves him having the ability to walk on thin air.
by Eric Eisenberg August 29, 2013 comments
The Five Can't-Miss Movies Playing At The 2013 New York Film Festival
The full slate for the 51st New York Film Festival is littered with titles well likely be talking about for the rest of the year (as the Oscar picture snaps into focus), and possibly for years to come. Potential classics from Paul Greengrass (Captain Phillips), Joel and Ethan Coen (Inside Llewyn Davis), Alexander Payne (Nebraska), Jim Jarmusch (Only Lovers Left Alive) and more.
by Sean O'Connell August 19, 2013 comments
Ben Stiller's Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Debuts Stunning First Trailer
The only dialogue comes in at the very end, in an odd scene that seems to only be included as a very blatant nod to The Matrix-- choosing the red car, or the red pill, and breaking out of the constraining life in that cubicle. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty doesn't seem to be the same kind of film as The Matrix in many ways, but it's a nice nod nonetheless...
by Katey Rich July 30, 2013 comments
Ben Stiller's The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Takes Our Breath Away At CinemaCon
Everything I had previously read about Ben Stillers The Secret Life of Walter Mitty had me believing that the film was going to be a broad comedy. The movie is stacked with a stellar comedic cast - including not only Stiller, but Kristen Wiig, Adam Scott, Kathryn Hahn, Patton Oswalt and comes from the director of movies like Zoolander and Tropic Thunder.
by Eric Eisenberg April 18, 2013 comments
Ben Stiller Looks Dazed And Confused In First Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Image
Hes standing out in the middle of a barren nowhere by the looks of it, wearing beat up jeans and holding a bag and skateboard. Im not sure if the skateboard and rocks are supposed to imply extreme sports in a contrasting setting, but I certainly hope not.
by Nick Venable April 15, 2013 comments
Sean Penn In Talks To Join Ben Stiller In The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Sean Penn's acting career consists largely of dramas, so it's a little surprising to hear that the Tree of Life star is in talks to play a supporting role in an upcoming comedy starring and directed by Ben Stiller. It's surprising, but no less intriguing. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is actually a remake of a loose adaptation of a short story by James Thurber.
by Kelly West April 23, 2012 comments
Kathryn Hahn Joins Ben Stiller In The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty
Nowadays it's hard to watch anything funny without seeing Kathryn Hahn. In the past few years she's been all over the place in terms of movies and television and she's done terrific in all of them (particularly her latest stint on Parks and Recreation). I hope you're all enjoying it because she's just signed on to another part that will keep her career going strong.
by Eric Eisenberg April 4, 2012 comments
Adam Scott Close To Joining Stiller, Wiig, And Oswalt In The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
It looks like Parks and Recreation heartthrob Adam Scott could be the latest comedian to sign on to Ben Stiller's The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. The charming TV star who first drew buzz on the woefully short-lived Staz sitcom Party Down, is in final negotiations to join the cast that already includes such comedy heavyweights as Stiller, Kristen Wiig, Patton Oswalt and Shirley MacLaine. Stiller will direct the remake of Danny Kaye's classic comedy...
by Kristy Puchko February 13, 2012 comments
Patton Oswalt Could Join Ben Stiller In The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty
Based on the 1947 Danny Kaye film, Stiller will play Walter, a meek man working for LIFE magazine who constantly daydreams and fantasizes about wild adventures. One day, however, his life completely changes when he goes on the hunt for a missing photograph negative and ends up having the adventure he's always wished for. In the film Oswalt will be playing a character named Todd who helps Walter set up an online dating profile.
by Eric Eisenberg February 9, 2012 comments
Kristen Wiig May Join Ben Stiller In The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty
With the exception of an episode of Saturday Night Live that Stiller hosted last year, the two haven't actually done a movie together yet. The film is simply the newest on Wiig's plate, which overflowed following the success of Bridesmaids last year. Over the next few years she will be coming out with Imogene (an indie film that should come out later this year)...
by Eric Eisenberg January 19, 2012 comments
Ben Stiller Will Reveal The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty
What will we get when Stiller directs himself in an adaptation of James Thurbers short story The Secret Life of Walter Mitty? Will it be as twisted and aggressive as Thunder or as safe as a Madagascar sequel? Thurbers original story, first published in 1939, follows a meek protagonist with an overactive imagination.
by Sean O'Connell July 20, 2011 comments
Ben Stiller Wants To Take On The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty
We've been hearing about a Secret Life of Walter Mitty remake for years now. The project, set up over at 20th Century Fox, has already seen more than a couple names come and go, including Sacha Baron Cohen and Mike Myers, but the project has never gained enough traction to actually move into production. Apparently Ben Stiller wants to change that.
by Eric Eisenberg April 7, 2011 comments
Gore Verbinski Keeping Busy With Walter Mitty
Mitty himself is a scrawny comic book writer looking to be as heroic as the characters he creates when he somehow gets wrapped up in the search for the Dutch Crown Jewels that went missing during the second
by Will LeBlanc June 30, 2010 comments
Is Sacha Baron Cohen The New Danny Kaye?
The part of Walter Mitty has been offered to Sacha Baron Cohen, who has used up all three of his Ali G characters and must now apparently work for someone else. So who the heck is Walter Mitty
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GW has four Division I signees
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- It was a memorable Thursday afternoon for four George Washington High School seniors.
Luke Eddy, Will Evans, Hannah Shreve and Jake Smith each signed Division I letters of intent in front of a couple of hundred family and friends in the school's main gym.
But what made the experience even more special was that all four agreed to share the spotlight with their fellow athletes.
"It's very heartwarming for me,'' said Shreve, who signed with West Virginia University for volleyball. "It wasn't just myself. It was three other athletes. It was a great, great thing for the community and George Washington High School. I'm happy to be a part of it.''
"It's an exciting day,'' added Smith, who inked with Cleveland State for wrestling. "It's an amazing feeling. Luke Eddy is one of my best friends. It was kind of cool sitting there and seeing him sign and me doing the same thing.''
"A bunch of the school came to support us,'' said Evans, who will play golf at Marshall. "It means a lot. It makes it even more special with the three other kids beside me.''
Eddy, who averaged 16.1 points, 6.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists last season for GW, signed with Elon for basketball. Eddy has led the Patriots to the Class AAA state championship game the past two seasons, losing by one point to Hedgesville last March and winning it all in 2011 when he was a sophomore.
Shreve capped off an impressive week Thursday. She led GW to the AAA state title in volleyball Saturday and then became the first in-state player to sign with WVU for volleyball since 1999.
The 6-foot-3 middle blocker, who was named to the all-state first team and was an all-tournament selection the past two seasons, finished her career with a school record 1,647 kills and 580 solo blocks.
"It's been an awesome week,'' said Shreve. "I'm still really happy about the state championship win. I'll be happy about that for a long time. This just adds to it.
"My goals are to get up [to Morgantown] in the summer and start working hard and seeing where I can best help the team.''
Smith was the state's top-ranked AAA wrestler at 145 pounds last season and went on to earn GW's first championship since 1994. He also set the school record for wins, finishing with a 48-5 mark. Smith is a wide receiver and defensive back on the Patriots' football team, which advanced to today's quarterfinals.
"It was one of my main goals,'' said Smith of wrestling at the next level. "I've already got my goals set to qualify for the NCAA tournament. We'll see how it goes. I still have another season and I'll be training for that. I've been staying in the gym. The key to it is staying humble and training hard.''
Evans earned all-state honors in 2011 and 2012 at the state golf tournament.
"I've played golf forever, but I didn't start playing serious until the seventh grade,'' Evans said. "Ever since then I've wanted to be the best. Now that I've signed with a Division I school, it's pretty much a dream come true.''
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(Sports Network) - It's probably safe to say that the Denver Nuggets worked on
their shooting during their off day.
After setting an unwanted NBA record last time out, the Nuggets seek a rebound
effort on Saturday night as they battle the Charlotte Bobcats.
Taking aim at a fourth straight victory on Thursday, Denver was instead bested
by the Portland Trail Blazers 101-93. The Nuggets missed all 22 of their
attempts from behind the three-point line, setting a new record.
Denver got 74 of its points in the paint as it made just one field goal in
addition to 17 free throws.
"I don't think anybody took a bad three," Denver coach George Karl said of his
team's record-setting futility from long range. "If you're going to have that
line out there, you have to use it. You need to shoot around 33 percent and we
were far from that tonight."
Ty Lawson, Andre Iguodala and Corey Brewer each scored 13 points in the
setback, Denver's sixth straight in Portland.
The Nuggets have won five straight at home overall.
Denver has an excellent chance at getting back on track Saturday against a
Charlotte team that has the NBA's longest active losing streak at 14 games.
The Bobcats, who last won on Nov. 24 in Washington, were dealt a 115-100 loss
Friday night at Golden State. David Lee posted a triple-double for the
Warriors and Stephen Curry added eight 3-pointers in the win.
"They're going to have presence all year long, and we're not the only ones
that are going to struggle defending them," Charlotte head coach Mike Dunlap
said of Lee and Curry.
The Bobcats received 23 points from Gerald Henderson and Bismack Biyombo
posted 12 points and 14 rebounds in the setback.
"It's tough, it's tough. To play as hard as we play at times and then still
come up short," said Charlotte's Kemba Walker. "But at the same time, we're
still a young team, we're still trying to learn this game, we're still trying
to become a better team. We're still getting better as the season's going on.
That's all we can really think about right now."
The loss dropped Charlotte to 2-9 as the guest this season and the club will
try to salvage a win in the finale of a four-game road trip on Saturday.
The Nuggets won the lone meeting between these teams a season ago, recording a
99-88 victory in Charlotte.
Denver is 6-1 all-time at home against the Bobcats.
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In addition to the all-new 2010 Triumph Thunderbird 1600, Triumph's entire modern classic and cruiser range has been updated for the 2009 model year. The biggest change is the addition of fuel injection (Triumph no longer makes any carbureted bikes) and the new colors you can see here. Triumph's complete location shoot and specs for each model after the jump.
Triumph Bonneville
Now available in either black or white, it adapts a '70s influenced
look complete with 17" seven-spoke mag wheels, a mostly-black engine and
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Triumph Bonneville SE
Same engine and chassis as the Bonneville, but is available in either
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Triumph Thruxton
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69bhp, there are bar-end mirrors, megaphone exhausts, spoked wheels
(18" front) and two color schemes: red with a white stripe down the
middle, or black with a gold stripe.
Triumph Scrambler
New colors: either black or a really cool matte green. 59bhp.
Triumph Bonneville America
61bhp, good looking wheels, brushed engine covers and paint that comes in black, blue/white or light blue/dark blue flavors.
Triumph Speedmaster
61bhp, a mostly black engine and black or black/white paint.
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As an innovative public liberal arts college, Evergreen emphasizes collaborative, interdisciplinary learning across significant differences. Our academic community engages students in defining and thinking critically about their learning. Evergreen supports and benefits from local and global commitment to social justice, diversity, environmental stewardship and service in the public interest. (Official college policy, last revised April 2011.)
Principles that guide the development of all college programs and services:
- A focus on teaching and learning, student engagement and success (learning, satisfaction, graduation)
- Opportunities for students to work with faculty and advisors to devise their own academic pathways
- Support for student learning engages everyone at Evergreen. Teaching is the central work of the faculty at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Faculty re-appointment depends primarily upon teaching effectiveness, interdisciplinary scholarship, and ability to collaborate and plan interdisciplinary curricula within learning communities.
- A distinctive liberal arts curriculum and commitment to Evergreen's Five Foci
- The Six Expectations for all Evergreen graduates
- The preparation of students in their academic fields with the skills to communicate, solve problems, and work collaboratively and independently as responsible global citizens who can act locally in communities and support the practices of democracy, social justice, and sustainability.
- An emphasis on curricular and pedagogical substance, experimentation, and innovation that strives for integrative learning
- Active, engaged learning environments: study abroad, field studies, and community service opportunities.
- Multiple modes of study, which broaden the opportunities for students to study at Evergreen: full-time day, Evening and Weekend studies, undergraduate and graduate study, Independent Learning Contracts, and internships.
- A commitment to meaningful narrative evaluations of student work by faculty and self-evaluations by both students and faculty
- Close student-faculty collaboration and substantive undergraduate research opportunities
- A commitment to serving under-represented, nontraditional, and first-generation students
- Environmental stewardship and sustainable campus practices
- A commitment to public service and reciprocal local, regional, and national partnerships. Our six Public Service Centers disseminate the best work of the college and bring back to it the best ideas and practices of the wider community.
- A commitment to building a learning community that preserves Evergreen's distinctive and long-standing values, including:
- The traditions of a liberal arts education that produces thoughtful, knowledgeable, conscientious, and active citizens
- A determination among faculty and students to make a difference
- An environment of cooperation and respect for one another and for cultural differences
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West Long Branch, NJ (Sports Network) - Monmouth University's football program
will play four home games this season as it spends a 12-game schedule as an
FCS independent.
The former Northeast Conference member announced its schedule on Wednesday.
The Hawks will join the Big South Conference in football in 2014.
Monmouth will play four of its first five games on the road, beginning with
its Aug. 29 season opener at three-time defending Big Sky Conference champion
Montana State.
The Hawks will play home games at Kessler Field against Lehigh (Sept. 14),
Robert Morris (Oct. 5), Cornell (Oct. 19) and Duquesne (Nov. 23).
2013 Monmouth University Football Schedule
Aug. 29, at Montana State
Sept. 7, at Liberty
Sept. 14, Lehigh
Sept. 21, at Holy Cross
Sept. 28, at Columbia
Oct. 5, Robert Morris
Oct. 12, at Saint Francis (Pa.)
Oct. 19, Cornell
Nov. 2, at Sacred Heart
Nov. 9, at Wagner
Nov. 16, at Bryant
Nov. 23, Duquesne
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|East Creative Writing Group
Event Type: Adult Library Programs
Date: 10/14/2013
Start Time: 6:00 PM
End Time: 8:00 PM
East Library's writing group for adults meets monthly to discuss poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction writing, share ideas and writing experiences with other writers, work on writing exercises and more. Please feel free to bring a double-spaced manuscript of no more than 5 pages for feedback and discussion.Library: East Library - 5550 N. Union Blvd.
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This didn't appear to be the game that was advertised. At first. The 19th ranked University of Louisville Cardinals should have been tested by the University of North Carolina Tar Heels at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium. Instead the vaunted UNC hurry up offense just hurried up and punted constantly while their defense let Teddy Bridgewater be the efficient quarterback that made him the Big East Rookie of the Year.
53,334 fans made it for the 4th largest crowd to watch a game in the history of Papa John's Cardinal Stadium history. UofL knew how important the game would be. Big East commissioner Mike Aresco came to town along with basketball gold medalist and alum Angel McCoughtry. The school also presented the mens basketball team with their Final Four rings.
On the field, the Cards scored on every possession in the first half, including 3 Bridgewater touchdown passes as well as scores for the 1-2 running attack of Senorise Perry and Jeremy Wright. On defense, Louisville played their toughest half of the season, standing strong on nearly every play and only giving up one touchdown in the first half. The critics all said they needed to step up and they responded.
But for the North Carolina faithful, it was also a game of two halves. The blowout it looked like didn't materialize. Instead the tough Tar Heel team that the Cards were promised came out in the second half while the steller UofL team that started the game seemed to take a vacation when they came out of the locker room.
Louisville played a very shaky third and fourth quarters, as if the emotion of having a a challenge died. In the Cardinal first possession of the second half, Teddy Bridgewater took a sack and the offense turned the ball over on downs. Then the Tar Heels drove 11 yards, ending in a 2 yard Bryn Renner touchdown pass. Meanwhile UNC found openings in the Cardinal defense and capitalized as the wheels came off for the Cards. The Heels scored 3 more times, all Renner touchdown passes. The cracks that North Carolina discovered will show the rest of the Louisville schedule what they need to do.
In the end, however, the UofL defense came up big with Andrew Johnson breaking up a Tar Heel go-ahead touchdown pass with 1:45 left on the clock and UNC having every possible bit of momentum on their side. When the Cards needed to man up, they finally did, but fans this game wasn't for the faint of heart.
UofL QB Teddy Bridgewater finished the game with 279 yards passing and 3 touchdowns. On the other side of the ball, Bryn Renner recovered from a bad 1st half to finish with 363 yards and 5 touchdowns. The Cardinal ground attack did it's job with Jeremy Wright rushing for 114 yards and a touchdown and Senorise Perry close behind with 86 yards and a touchdown.
In the end, it actually was the game that was advertised. The Cards came out of the game with a 39-34 victory.
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May 25, 2016
Tallahassee, FL-December 9, 2012
Our area saw several deadly crashes this weekend.
In less than 24 hours, crashes from Gadsden to Taylor County took the lives of at least three people.
A deadly crash in Madison County took the life of a 39-year-old truck driver. It happened roughly 10 hours after a crash in Gadsden killed another person and just an hour before a man was killed along U.S. 221 in Taylor County.
Despite that, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles says fatal accidents are down by two percent from 2010 to 2011. And down about 32 percent from 2005 to 2011.
But some driver say more can be done such as a ban on texting while driving.
The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles says it has a plan to reduce the number of deadly crashes.
Among the proposed steps are calls for more proactive enforcement, better driver education and upgrading the department's technology.
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles' report goes on to say the number of deaths involving motorcyclists, bicyclists and teen drivers are all up from 2010.
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GAINESVILLE, Ga. -- Former Hall County Jailer Dustin Charlton was released from jail on a $15,000 bond on Thursday afternoon, after turning himself on Wednesday.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation had been working a case from September 2012, and arrested and charged Charlton with one count of Simple Battery and one count of violation of oath.
The Hall County Sheriff's office reported back on September 12 that Charlton was involved in a scuffle with an inmate on September 8, when he worked as a jailer.
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Once Charlton got the inmate under control and in handcuffs, he allegedly used his hand and hit the inmate in his head. At the time of the report, the Sheriff's Office fired Charlton after employment since May 2010.
Also in 2010, the Sheriff's Office said Charlton was involved in a similar situation in which he hit an inmate. This incident brought Charlton five days of suspension without pay.
The GBI conducted a thorough, independent investigation of the September incident at the request of the Sheriff's Office, and then reviewed their findings with the District Attorney's Office.
"Charlton's actions are completely unacceptable and do an extreme disservice to those we are sworn to protect, as well as those Officers who serve honorably," Colonel Tony Carter, Chief Deputy of the Sheriff's Office said. "Policies, procedures, training and supervision are all in place to prevent this type of incident. We expect all employees to be positive representatives of the Sheriff's Office and conduct themselves in a professional manner."
The Hall County Sheriff's Office Internal Affairs Unit and the GBI are continuing to investigate this case.


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It would be nice if every div that the ajax toolkit created had an id. Most 'top level' elements do have IDs, but some 'component divs' don't. Because of this, these elements are a little difficult to get at when testing.
For instance, if i were writing tests for my zimbra app and wanted to send a mouse event to the first node of a DwtTree, i would have to do something like the following:
getParentObjectByDivID(id){...}._nodeCell.firstChi ld.dispatchEvent(evt);
This is 'somewhat' non-intuitive. What is more intuitive is something like this:
Additionally, it might be useful to allow developers to assign their own ids.
Something like:
new DwtTree(parent, 'UserListTree');
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document.getElementById('UserListTree' + '-expand').dispathEvent(evt);
What do you think?


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Deleting dreams of democracy
China | Chinese protest government censorship of a Guangzhou newspaper's pro-constitutional rights editorial
A group of editors from an influential Chinese newspaper, Southern Weekly, are in a historic standoff with China's government over its censorship of a New Year's editorial.
The dispute has drawn hundreds of Chinese to view or join protests at the newspaper's headquarters in Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong Province. The country's blogosphere is ablaze with comments and cartoons defending the editors—although official internet censors have deleted many of them.
According to widespread reports, Southern Weekly had planned to publish an editorial last Thursday calling for a national reemphasis of constitutional rights, under the headline "China's dream, the dream of constitutionalism." Instead, the paper published a much shorter piece with the headline "We are closer than ever before to our dreams" that praised Communist Party leadership.
In an open letter, former Southern Weekly journalists said government censors had forcibly rewritten the editorial to conform it to party interests. The journalists blamed Tuo Zhen, the propaganda chief for Guangdong Province, who has gained a reputation for heavy-handed censorship in one of China's wealthiest and most progressive regions. Government censors blocked access to the letter shortly after it appeared online.
Joining the journalists' demands, a group of 18 Chinese intellectuals, including a lawyer and several college professors, called for Tuo's removal in an open letter of their own: "It is said that ever since Tuo Zhen took up his post as propaganda minister of Guangdong, he has leapfrogged the editorial flow of Southern Weekly, unscrupulously inserting himself in the editorial process, with sense of neither the proper measure of his post nor the nature of decent conduct."
Chinese advocates for democracy supported the newspaper on Twitter-like social media platforms. Actress Li Bingbing wrote to her 19-million microblog followers she was "hoping for a spring in this harsh winter." Within China, expressing anti-government sentiments online is usually a short-lived affair: The phrase "Southern Weekend" (the paper's literal English translation) and even the term "weekend" have reportedly been blocked on popular social media platforms there.
To sidestep censorship, some supporters used code: One regional news website arranged headlines so that the characters aligned to spell out, in a Chinese acrostic, "Go Southern Weekly." Others posted photos of themselves holding handwritten signs in support of the paper.
Government censors seemed to be offering more leeway to those who stood in front of the gates of the newspaper's Guangzhou headquarters on Monday and Tuesday. Demonstrators there held yellow and white chrysanthemums to symbolize mourning for the death of free speech. "We hope that through this we can fight for media freedom in China," one young protestor told Reuters. "Today's turnout reflects that more and more people in China have a civic consciousness."
Police stood guard over the crowd but apparently only interfered to break up scuffles between newspaper supporters and a few other citizens who were holding Chinese flags to express solidarity with the Communist government.
The head-to-head protests illustrated growing tensions in China, the world's most populous country, between those advocating for democratic reforms and others who support the Communist Party regime of strict state control, including over press and religious freedoms.
The divide was evident even within the offices of Southern Weekly, where senior staffers acquiesced to last week's censorship by propaganda officials while other editors, according to some insiders, went on strike.
The China Media Project, a Hong Kong-based watchdog, cited an unnamed source from Southern Weekly's publishing group who claimed the newspaper's editor-in-chief pressured a staff web administrator to relinquish the paper's microblogging account password. The administrator did so only under protest, and soon afterward a statement appeared on the microblog account claiming the revised New Year's editorial had been written and approved by the paper's editors. Other staffers said the statement was "completely at odds with the truth."
The newspaper's leadership is meeting with government officials to discuss the content of the paper's next edition, due this Thursday. According to an editor who spoke to The Associated Press, the newspaper's leadership is negotiating to include a statement explaining the situation to its readers.
Chinese papers like Southern Weekly, which has gained a reputation for reformist views, walk a thin line with propaganda officials. They agree to submit to some oversight in order to operate without interference, but last week's editorial censorship was a step too far for many of the paper's editors.
Other media outlets in the country are full-fledged mouthpieces for Communist leadership, and have criticized Southern Weekly's stance over the past few days. One such paper, the Global Times, wrote on its English-language website, "We must actively and bravely promote media reform, but meanwhile avoid radical reform that is out of step with political development and China's reforms as a whole."
Chinese commentators view the protest as a leadership test for Xi Jinping, the new Communist Party chief installed in November. He has cast himself as a reformer ready to champion constitutional rights and root out corruption, yet his administration has clamped down on freedom of expression over the past two months. On Saturday Xi gave a speech defending the party's socialist principles. Not very promising for Southern Weekly's more progressive writers.


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I'm running Zimbra 8.0.4 Open Source Edition on CentOS 6.4, and when I login to the Zimbra Administration web page and tell it to create a new self-signed certificate, I get this error:
When I SSH into the server and run the command manually, this is what I get:Code:Your certificate was not installed due to the error : system failure: exception executing command: zmcertmgr deploycrt self with {RemoteManager: [domain]->zimbra@[domain]:22} Error code: ZaCertWizard.prototype.installCallback Method: AjxException.UNKNOWN_ERROR Details:system failure: exception executing command: zmcertmgr deploycrt self with {RemoteManager: [domain]->zimbra@[domain]:22}
The next time I reboot the server, ldap fails to start with this message:Code:# /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr deploycrt self ** Saving server config key zimbraSSLCertificate...done. ** Saving server config key zimbraSSLPrivateKey...done. ** Installing mta certificate and key...done. ** Installing slapd certificate and key...done. ** Installing proxy certificate and key...done. ** Creating pkcs12 file /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/jetty.pkcs12...failed. XXXXX ERROR: failed to create jetty.pkcs12 unable to load certificates
After a bit of digging, I came across the following procedure, which seems to have fixed my problem of zimbra not starting:Code:Host [hostname] Starting ldap...Done. Failed. Failed to start slapd. Attempting debug start to determine error. TLS: error:0906D06C:PEM routines:PEM_read_bio:no start line pem_lib.c:703 TLS: error:140AD009:SSL routines:SSL_CTX_use_certificate_file:PEM lib ssl_rsa.c:491 51c3b682 main: TLS init def ctx failed: -1
But if I try to create a self-signed certificate from the Admin page again, the same thing happens.Code:Source (forum post): http://www.zimbra.com/forums/administrators/23065-solved-problem-install-self-signed-certificate-zimbra-5-0-10_ga_2638-rh.html#post111124 Source (forum post info was based on): http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?title=Recreating_a_Self-Signed_SSL_Certificate As Root: rm -rf /opt/zimbra/ssl mkdir /opt/zimbra/ssl chown zimbra:zimbra /opt/zimbra/ssl chown zimbra:zimbra /opt/zimbra/java/jre/lib/security/cacerts chmod 644 /opt/zimbra/java/jre/lib/security/cacerts As zimbra: keytool -delete -alias my_ca -keystore /opt/zimbra/java/jre/lib/security/cacerts -storepass changeit keytool -delete -alias jetty -keystore /opt/zimbra/mailboxd/etc/keystore -storepass $(zmlocalconfig -s -m nokey mailboxd_keystore_password) As root: /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr createca -new /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr deployca -localonly /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr createcrt self -new /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr deploycrt self As zimbra zmcontrol start
Has anyone else experienced the same problem?


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May 25, 2016
Florida Department of Transportation Release
Chipley – Construction begins Monday, Feb. 4, on an 18.7-mile section of State Road 20 (Blountstown Highway) from the Ochlockonee River to Smitty's Way in Tallahassee. The project calls for resurfacing, drainage improvements, and traffic signal loop replacement at Aenon Church Road. Work is scheduled to be completed winter 2014.
To minimize impacts to the traveling public, lane closures will be restricted. Access to driveways and business entrances will be maintained.
Construction activities are weather dependent and may be delayed or re-scheduled in the event of inclement weather. Drivers are reminded to pay attention to the speed limit when traveling through the construction area, and to use caution, especially at night when driving in work zones.
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Barnesville d. Shadyside
25-6, 25-1, 25-3
BARNESVILLE - Paige Gibbons scored 32 points with nine aces, 13 assists and four digs to lead Barnesville and ended Shadyside's first season.
Hunter Weiss chipped in with 16 points, seven aces, and seven digs for the Shamrocks (18-5).
River d. St. John
25-16, 25-22, 25-23
BARNESVILLE - River will oppose Barnesville on Saturday after an upset of St. John.
Annie Turner had 15 points, 29 assists, seven digs and four kills for the Pilots (10-12), while Mackenzie Wade chipped in with 13 points and eight digs.
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[College of Human Environmental Sciences]
The minimum requirements for a degree in the College of Human Environmental Sciences at The University of Alabama are
- a minimum of 120 earned semester credit hours, including all University Core Curriculum requirements and the human environmental sciences core courses (HES 310 for all students and HES 100 for new freshmen)
- a 2.00 or higher grade point average (GPA) for all college-level courses attempted, for all courses attempted at The University of Alabama, and for all courses attempted in the major field of study
- at least 30 semester credit hours earned in residence in the College of Human Environmental Sciences, including at least 9 of the last 18 hours required for a degree
It is the student's responsibility to make sure that all degree requirements have been met. Students should arrange to meet with their academic advisors in the College of Human Environmental Sciences two semesters prior to graduation to verify that all requirements will have been fulfilled by the expected date of graduation. In order to graduate, a student must submit an application for degree to the registrar (101 Doster Hall) no later than the time he or she registers for the final semester in residence.
A student who wishes to complete degree requirements at any institution other than The University of Alabama, or by any means other than residency in the College of Human Environmental Sciences, may do so only on the advice of the department head of the major field in which the student expects to earn a degree and with the approval of the assistant dean; such a student must fulfill the above general degree requirements.
Academic advising. Once the student chooses a major in the College of Human Environmental Sciences, he or she is assigned an academic advisor/mentor who will counsel him or her about degree requirements, appropriate course sequencing, and other academic matters. It is the student's responsibility to consult with the academic advisor and then plan and complete an appropriate course of study. Students need to pay careful attention to requirements of the University Core Curriculum, noting especially any prerequisites that must be met before enrollment in courses that carry core curriculum designations. The schedule of classes booklet should be consulted each semester to determine whether a core curriculum designation remains in effect at the time the student is enrolling in the course. Early in the program, the student should plan an appropriate sequence to satisfy the core curriculum requirements. Students should check with the office of student services of the College of Human Environmental Sciences to verify the successful completion of core curriculum requirements.
Class hour load. The College of Human Environmental Sciences enforces the same restrictions on class hour loads as the University. These restrictions are outlined in "Student Records and General Academic Policies," in this catalog.
Transfer students. A student who transfers to the College of Human Environmental Sciences from another institution must complete EN 101 and EN 102 Freshman Composition if he or she has not done so previously. Transfer students should consult with the assistant dean or registrar of the College of Human Environmental Sciences regarding the evaluation of course credits to be transferred.
A transfer student must earn at least 30 hours of credit in residence in the College of Human Environmental Sciences. Transfer students planning to enter certain majors in the College should be aware of the existence of a required sequence of courses.
Declaration of a minor. A student pursuing a degree in the College of Human Environmental Sciences may choose a minor course of study in the College or in another academic division. In this catalog, the courses required in particular minors generally are listed along with the requirements for majors in that division and department. The requirements for minors in commerce and business administration, however, are explained in the section on the College of Arts and Sciences.
Forms for declaring a minor course of study are available in 101 Doster Hall. When the student meets with the assistant dean of human environmental sciences to verify the completion of all graduation requirements, the minor area requirements are also verified. If the student satisfactorily completes all requirements for the minor, the minor is included on the student's transcript.
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Okay, so I've got some basic newbie questions regarding Zimbra Desktop running on Windows 7. (I'm switching from Outlook.)
1. I imported about 5000 contacts from my Google address book and it all seemed to go well... except that almost none of the imported contacts have a street address now. Somehow almost all of the addresses got lost. Any ideas?
2. How do I open / save a vCard attachment mailed to me? Seems like it ought to be easy to add people to the ZD Address Book but I can't see how.
3. How can I attach and synchronize an online calendar? (Specifically, I want to use iCloud as my default calendar.)
4. Does ZD's Spam button do anything apart from move the mail to the Junk folder? In other words, does the spam filter learn?
5. How do I save an e-mail message as a text file on my PC?
That's it for now. Thanks in advance for what must be pretty simple n00b questions.


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Since they first opened their doors in 1996, the Bliss chain of spas has treated women to the ultimate in pampering without the stuffiness and formality of a traditional spa experience. This fun approach to beauty and wellness has made Bliss one of the leading spas in the world. For those who cannot visit one of their 10 locations around the world, Bliss has made its lines of playfully titled beauty products available for at-home use. The Bliss Fabulips collection represents one of the spa's most popular ranges of treatments.
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I think my daughters would love those! Thanks for the chance to win!!
how funny my DD9 drew a picture very similar to the one your daughter did, with a blue crane and all. Today even. We want the books. I got 4 artists at home. :)
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Osaka, Japan (SportsNetwork.com) - Samantha Stosur secured her second WTA
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the final at the Japan Women's Open.
The third-seeded Stosur, who won this title in 2009 and was the runner-up in
2011, dropped the first set to Bouchard, but bounced back to notch a 3-6, 7-5,
6-2 victory.
The Aussie won the U.S. Open tune-up at Carlsbad in August for her fourth
career title and improved to 1-1 in her career against Bouchard, who was
making her first career appearance in a final.
The 19-year-old Canadian had previously lost in the semifinals at Strasbourg
in May and also at Quebec City in September.
Stosur collected a first prize of $40,000.
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I believe the Patriots sign Welker. I believe Brady's contract was in part due to TB wanting WW back and really, why wouldn't he?
I've heard others say that is the Patriots don't sing WW then they go after Amendola. But, what about going after Amendola after they sign WW?
Think about it. How about 2 slots receivers like WW and DA lined up? Can you imagine? Patriots have always changed things up with regards to conventional lineups. Look at the 2 TE's that can actually catch and run setup? How's that workin'?
Mike Wallace would be a huge catch for sure but, at what price? DA would also perhaps extend WW's productivity a little longer and ensure that if the Patriots signed WW to a 5 year deal, he'd be able to play healthy and at a high level. Yeah there are surely plenty of reason why this would never happen but, I get goosebumps thinking about it.
I really wonder if the Patriots want Brandon Lloyd back. With the money freed up by TB's contract, they have some room to go after a good free agent or lock up players like Woodhead, Vollmer, WW and Edelman. Drafting Tavon Austin really intrigues me too. Yes, he's small but, his versatility surely has BB thinking about him. Waterbug like moves and olympian speed along with that versatility.....you have to consider him. Don't forget we also have Jeff Demps who didn't play a game this year. He'll be trying to make the cut.
I think Mallet's time has to be coming to an end. Bring a veteran or even bring Hoyer back (he's a FA). Mallet may very well go on to be great but, this drafts weak QB crop makes his value higher. Get a big WR. We'll have enough smaller players so, get a big WR. If Wallace can be had? Be foolish not to consider him. Would be a dream target for TB and he'd also be that player that attracts double coverage. Now picture that WW/Amendola combo along with Wallace wide and Gronk lined up too. So we don't get Wallace, draft a WR like Terrance Williams or even Justin Hunter who could be had in later rounds.
Let Talib walk. Sign Ed Reed. Edelman? I love the guy but, if he's asking too much let him walk and then it's time to go after Amendola. Draft a good SS and let him learn from Reed.
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(Le Mars) -- Anyone wishing to clear the house of potential garage sale material may take the items to the Plymouth County Historical Museum in Le Mars for the 13th annual "Great Garage and Bake Sale" starting on today (Thursday), and continuing through Saturday, November 10th. The Museum will receive garage sale items during open hours from 1 to 5 p.m. and by appointment.
Julie Leverton is coordinating the Historical Museum's Garage Sale. She says there are thousands of items that have been donated.
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ATLANTA -- Emory University in Atlanta is apologizing for a legacy of anti-Semitism at its dental school in the 1950s.
From 1948 to 1961, dozens of Jewish students were flunked out or forced to repeat a year or more of classes.
"We are now hearing powerful, painful stories of how they came to doubt their own abilities, were viewed as failures by parents and friends, and had to rethink careers -- all because the dental school dean at the time was an anti-Semite and other administrators and faculty either ignored or abetted his prejudice," Bill Nigut, Southeast Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League said in a statement.
Emory invited many of those former students to campus this week for a meeting with President James W. Wagner and a screening of a documentary about the discrimination. Wagner expressed regret that the discrimination happened and that it's taken so long for it to be properly acknowledged.
The apology was sparked by a retired Atlanta dentist who had been discriminated against at Emory. Dr. Stanley "Perry" Brickman tracked down and interviewed peers who shared his experience and presented his findings to Emory administrators.
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My Dad has enough points to finally draw an area 61 1st season bull tag. I hear a lot of good things about this unit but have never been there.
If drawn, he and I will spend one or two long weekends scouting over the summer and then show up several days before season opens.
My concerns are:
1----With the late start of the 1st rifle season, have all the big boys moved off??
2----With the 110+ cow tags and the 110+ bull tags, is the pressure just too much??
3----Is a 330+ bull a legitimate goal??
I would appreciate any advice from anyone familiar with the area. My Dad has 11 preference points, the last thing we want to do is waste them!
I' m not positive but I think he will need closer to 15 points to draw a rifle tag.


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ARLINGTON, Va. (WUSA) - Police cited a man on Monday after trying to bring 13 kubatons through a Reagan National Airport checkpoint.
The man, who was traveling to JFK Airport, was able to rebook his flight to New York after the kubatons were in police possession.
The Transportation Security Administration would like to remind citizens that weapons aren't allowed in carry-on baggage. The 20-inch expandable kubatons are prohibited from carry-on baggage because they are considered weapons. Travelers can be fined up to $3,000 if they are caught with prohibited items at the airport.
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The Giants announced Victor Cruz suffered a "bruised heel" in Sunday night's preseason game against the Colts.
Raiders owner Mark Davis believes moving the team to Las Vegas would "unite the Raider nation."
A source tells ESPN's Rob Demovsky Eddie Lacy still weighs "in the 240s."
Cowboys OG Ronald Leary is skipping OTAs as he seeks a trade.
The league has awarded the 2019-21 Super Bowls to Atlanta, Miami and Los Angeles, respectively.
Raiders DE/OLB Mario Edwards (neck) is participating in OTAs.
ESPN's Adam Schefter confirms Tyler Eifert (ankle surgery) is "in jeopardy" for Week 1.
Larry Fitzgerald has "no idea" if 2016 will be his final season.
Le'Veon Bell (MCL, PCL) said he will be 100 percent when training camp begins.
No. 5 overall pick CB Jalen Ramsey is expected to miss six weeks after undergoing surgery to repair the meniscus in his right knee.
CSN Mid-Atlantic's Rich Tandler wrote "it really feels like" the Redskins plan to add another running back.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9)--Only on 9, a suspected drunk driver caught on tape... but never captured by police! It may not be as easy as you think to get a dangerous driver off the road.
It all unfolded when one of our colleagues tried to do the right thing.
"This person is dan-ger-ous!"
Those were the word of WUSA9 photographer Kurt Brooks, who spotted an erratic driver on his way home from work.
"This is a bad one," he said, his voice captured on the tape rolling on his dashboard camera.
He later explained, "My criteria for getting involved in something like this is how obvious is the event? If it's really obvious, I'm gonna have to do something about it as a citizen."
So Kurt called police EIGHT times... and was handed off to a variety of police agencies--Bowie, Anne Arundel and Maryland State Police. For 40 minutes and roughly 40 miles, Kurt followed the driver... and recorded some disturbing video with his dashboard camera.
"I'd love to stay on the line and try to get this person caught. They're really dangerous," he told one dispatcher.
The driver weaved in and out of lanes, along the shoulder of the road and straddled the center line.
"Unbelievable!" screamed Kurt, while witnessing the driver's maneuvers. Can't hold a lane. Just nearly ran someone off the road."
Suddenly, inexplicably, the driver would hit the brakes.
"I've been on the line with state police and county police," said a now exasperated Kurt, to yet another dispatcher.
The unidentified driver hit speeds as slow as 40 miles per hour to well over 60.
"We've been going jurisdiction to jurisdiction to get this person caught because they've been so incredibly dangerous," Kurt told a dispatcher.
It appeared to be an accident just waiting to happen, but Kurt says police were either unwilling or unable to help.
"Okay, I'll call the freaking county again!" he yelled after yet another dispatcher told him their department couldn't help, either because of low staffing levels or in one case, a serious accident. But he never gave up.
With each call, Kurt offered specific details on the location of the driver.
"Nobody's been able to get a police car to pull this guy over!" Kurt muttered to himself.
Kurt Erickson of the Washington Regional Alcohol Program said, "Drunk drivers on area roadways outnumber law enforcement. There are more drunk drivers than there are men and women in uniform looking for the same so we do need this extra set of eyes."
But they may -not- be very reliable.
The Washington Regional Alcohol program polled more than 800 drivers from DC, Maryland and Virginia, and found that 96% thought there was nothing wrong with people reporting suspected drunk drivers to police. But 70% of them said when confronted with a would-be drunk driver themselves, they failed to report it.
One of the challenges in an area like ours is that a potential drunk driver can cross through multiple jurisdictions.
"Somebody leaves Georgetown and goes over Key Bridge and they get on I-66. They could be in Washington, DC, Arlington County and Fairfax County all within about five minutes," said Erickson.
Only after more than 40 minutes, did the driver make it home. It was a woman, who asked Kurt, "Why you video me?"
We can't tell you her name, because she was never charged with a crime.
"I was angry," said Kurt who asked her, 'Are you drunk tonight?'
She replied, "No."
Kurt asked, 'Do you know how badly you have driven all night?'
"No," she replied.
Kurt told her, 'I've been following you for half an hour, m'am.'
"No," she interjected.
"I've been following you since Route 50," he said.
"No," she repeated.
"Yes, m'am," said Kurt, who asked, 'Can you explain to me why you drive the way you drive?'
Before rolling up her car window, the woman offered another, "no."
Said Kurt, "I knew the moment she pulled up in front of her house and pulled in that driveway, it was done. She won."
"What seems to be the problem?" said a man who came out of the driver's home. He simply rolled his eyes and walked away when Kurt explained what he'd witnessed.
Said Kurt, "Maybe she would have told me, 'Oh, I don't feel well. I'm diabetic.' Then you know what? The whole thing, gone. I probably would have called for medics."
But she didn't.
"I had to know. I had to know the ending to it," explained Kurt of his 40 minute effort.
WUSA9 spoke with police in all three jurisdictions and they all expressed frustration about the challenges of catching up with a dangerous driver crossing city and county lines. With just a few exceptions, officers cannot enforce traffic laws outside their own jurisdiction.
Police do NOT advise citizens to follow a suspected drunk driver, because that could be dangerous. They do urge motorists to be "good witnesses" by reporting a vehicle's tag number, make and model, and the direction of travel.
The Washington area is clearly losing the fight against drunk drivers. Alcohol-related fatalities are down nationwide, but up 14% in DC, 8% in Virginia and 5% in Maryland.
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Lost River Range > Lost River Peak > Climber's Log
Lost River Peak Climber's Log
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|Super Gully in June
Date Climbed: Jun 23, 2012
|Made my 3rd Idaho 12ker after 2nd attempt.
Went up 2 weeks earlier and was not able to make the
summit before a whiteout forced us back.
This try was perfect with excellent conditions for crampons and ice axe.
Glad to have this one in the bag.
|Posted Oct 20, 2015 1:10 pm
|Scree to the max
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2013
|It's late August, there's no snow at all... It was a miserable climb up but I had a great time flying down the scree.
|Posted Sep 1, 2014 12:04 pm
|Gorgeous day
Date Climbed: Jun 11, 2014
|Slightly less snow than I hoped, but still a good 700 or so vertical feet. It was very hard in the morning, perfect for climbing. By the time I got back, it was still too hard for real nice glissading, but I gave it a go anyway. What a gorgeous peak.
|Posted Jun 12, 2014 3:12 pm
|Super Gully
Date Climbed: May 30, 2014
|Thankful to find a 700 foot patch of snow still exists in the Super Gully.
|Posted Jun 4, 2014 10:34 pm
|Super Gully
Date Climbed: May 7, 2014
|Not a whole lot of snow on the mountain, but plenty of snow still filling the chute. Pretty amazing climb!
|Posted May 7, 2014 10:10 pm
|3rd Twelver
Date Climbed: Jun 8, 2013
|Great trip, could have used a bit more snow in the Super Gully, but it was a blast anyway. Summit was beautiful, one of my favorites to date!
|Posted Aug 23, 2013 10:34 am
|Great day
Date Climbed: May 5, 2013
|Fantastic day via the Super Gully. We counted a total of 9 people on the route, including our group of 3. That has to be some kind of record for LRP! 4th 12er.
|Posted May 7, 2013 2:40 pm
|Super gully
Date Climbed: Apr 7, 2012
|The wind sucked but kept the snow cold and stable. The summit ridge looked worse than I imagined but we took our time and wasn't to bad after all. Able to glissade over 2,000 feet down. Three more 12'ers to go.
|Posted Apr 7, 2012 9:30 pm
|Super Gully
Date Climbed: May 11, 2002
|Even with an early start snow softened up so we did a belay on the way down the super gulley. This is a very popular snowclimb/ski descent.
|Posted Aug 13, 2011 1:47 pm
|South Gully
Date Climbed: May 21, 2011
|We did the route to the south of super gully.
|Posted Jun 16, 2011 4:23 pm
|Super Gully
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2008
|The scree was a nightmare in the gully. It felt like we were losing ground going up. The scree skiing on the way down was excellent though!
|Posted Jan 4, 2011 7:22 pm
|Five is a charm
|Super fun climb and a great day in the mountains. the rock was quite solid for Lost River standards, except for the final 500ft to the false summit.Climbed with Matt and Zack.
|Posted Jul 18, 2010 11:13 am
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2010
|Mike Zach and I finally made it to the top. This was my 2nd attempt this year and Mike's 5th overall. Great conditions and the scree wasn't as bad as we thought it would be except just below the false summit where it was terrible. Exactly a year ago today Mike, Zach and I climbed Breitenbach.
|Posted Jul 17, 2010 11:18 pm
|Super Gully
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2010
|Very steep and direct mountain. Terrible scree pile in gully though. Took about 1,000 vert ft of good snow in gully. Then left to SE ridge. Main summit ridge was very exhilerating being so narrow with a knife-edge crest of snow going to the high point. Amazing.
|Posted Jul 16, 2010 5:40 pm
|rotten snow
Date Climbed: Jun 25, 2009
|still plenty of snow in the Supergully and up high. However, the snow was all rotten making for some tedious going.
|Posted Jun 25, 2009 7:05 pm
|Snuck one in
Date Climbed: Nov 2, 2007
|We climbed the Super Gully on a cloudless, windless November day. Excellent crampon snow until it got a little warm.
Is this really November?
|Posted Nov 4, 2007 6:47 pm
|Super Gully
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2007
|First trip into the Lost River's. It was everything as advertised.
Thanks to Glacier National Park and all of it's loose, cruddy rock which prepared me well for this outing.
The scree skiing was second only to Goat Mountain in GNP.
|Posted Sep 3, 2007 11:31 pm
|Lost River Peak
Date Climbed: Jun 2, 2007
|Had a great climb. Met a new climbing partner and enjoyed all the mountain had to offer. Would have liked to hit the second summit but I just didn't have the energy. This was my second 12'er, with any luck I will finish all of them this decade!
|Posted Jun 8, 2007 7:25 pm
|While at school
Date Climbed: May 30, 2007
|The 12er goal thing never appealed to me until I had just 2 left, so I made a gonzo dash for the LRR after dropping off my son at school and scurried up Super Gulley and enjoyed the windless summit ridge. The Super Gulley had 1200 feet of soft, but still good snow left. New large Ice Sickles in the canyon started falling off and crashing around me during the climb- they were gone by the descent.
|Posted May 31, 2007 12:55 am
|Where I met Superman!
Date Climbed: Mar 9, 2007
|Superman a.k.a. Skunk Ape flew in out of dark places and dragged my can up to high places. That man...was awesome!
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Next week's Xbox LIVE Ultimate Game Sale includes Assassin's Creed, X-Com, Far Cry 3 and 29 more gamesWritten by: / / 4 Comments
Xbox LIVE Marketplace browsers will next week be able to take advantage of the 'Ultimate Game Sale' which will reduce prices on 32 previously retail-only games, now available for purchase and download on Xbox LIVE.
According to Xbox frontman Major Nelson, there will be different games on sale at different times of the week, with various discounts available, but more details will be revealed next week ahead of the promotion. For now, here's the list:
- Assassin's Creed 3
- Bioshock Infinite
- Borderlands 2
- Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway
- Bulletstorm
- Command and Conquer Red Alert 3
- Crysis
- Crysis 3
- Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga
- Dragon Age Origins
- Far Cry 3
- Far Cry Instincts Predator
- Forza Horizon
- Gears Judgement
- Hasbro Family Game Night 3
- Hitman Absolution
- Kinect Sports 2
- Left 4 Dead 2
- Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes
- Lego Lord of the Rings
- Mass Effect
- Max Payne 3
- Metal Gear Rising: Revengence
- Monopoly Streets
- Perfect Dark Zero
- Prey
- Rockstar Table Tennis
- The Orange Box
- Tomb Raider
- Witcher 2
- WWE 13 GonD
- X-Com: Enemy Unknown
Any games on the list that you're still interested in picking up, or have you already got most of the titles in your collection already, be they physical or digital copies?
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IVhorseman wrote:If you're building a squad plate of heavy infantry guys, the least you could do is place the ones in the back and on the sides so that they actually face their shields in a useful direction. Facing already matters for response actions, and then it makes stuff like flanking fun.
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Pacific Palisades, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Sang-Moon Bae carded a 5-under 66
on Friday and moved atop the leaderboard with the second round of the Northern
Trust Open suspended by darkness.
Bae completed 36 holes at 9-under-par 133. He earned his first PGA Tour title
last year at the Byron Nelson Championship.
Aaron Baddeley (65) and Robert Garrigus (67) shared second place at minus-8.
Charlie Beljan is one stroke back at 7-under 135 after a 3-under 68 in round
two at Riviera Country Club.
First-round leader Dustin Johnson managed a 1-under 70 on Friday and dipped
into a share of fifth at minus-6. He was joined there by Jim Furyk (68), Brian
Harman (69) and William McGirt (67).
For the second straight day, the round was suspended due to darkness. The
second round will resume on Saturday at 10 a.m. ET.
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Dodge Ram Limited-Slip Differential Upgrade - Pumpkin Carving - TechWritten by on April 1, 2008 Contributors: Kevin Shaw, Greg Clark Fixing A Peg-Leg Differential So We Can Launch
As we said in a previous tech article about hopping a Hemi Ram with a performance suspension, trucks are not just work vehicles anymore. Trucks have taken on a performance status over the last couple of years. just think SRT-10 and you'll understand what we mean. Heck, if you think back a little, there was a time when dodge had the fastest production vehicle- the Li'l Red Express. yep, a truck.
we feel that doing a little "performance"-geared tech is a good fit for us, after all, we are a performance-minded group around here. Sure, adding a cold-air kit and a free-flowing exhaust definitely perks up any late-model engine, but we decided to get a little more in-depth. we are working on a Ram that was ordered from the dealership with the trailer-tow package. This provided a 3.91 gearset, but no limited-slip differential. The 3.91 gears made towing easy, and launches from a red light were always impressive if you only saw the driver's side, but the peg-leg center section needed help in the performance area. Since we had a decent gear, replacing the factory ring-and-pinion was unnecessary. But if we ever wanted to launch our Ram and actually leave the stoplight, the center section would need some help.
We contacted Auburn Gear and ordered just their limited-slip center section since we didn't need gears. used in plenty of street and strip cars that we've abused over the years, Auburn Gear's differential offers not only Sure-Grip-style traction, but also a smooth torque transfer, meaning it senses and distributes torque evenly.
If you have a 1500 Hemi Ram, you also have the 9-1/4 Dana that has been in Dodge trucks since the mid-'90s.
Trucks are trucks, and many shops out there specialize in making them a sportier counterpart to the family minivan. So we contacted Tod Struck at Inline Performance. Tod not only does diesel work as his business name implies, but he has been known to work on race and street cars.
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Before removing the center section, Tod took careful measurements, noting the factory backlash for the ring-and-pinion. We're just changing the center section, so we wanted to ensure the gears are set up the same as the factory.To get the retaining shaft out first requires removing the threaded pin holding it in place. Once the threaded pin is out, push the retaining shaft from the opposite side, and it will slide out.A threaded adjuster enables the mechanic to adjust the amount of preload on the differential's bearing. It also gets used for backlash adjustment. You will need to loosen it up in order to get the center section out.
Many of the speed-sensitive controls use a sensor that is mounted in the top of the rearend, and it gets its signal from a reluctor ring on the differential. The Auburn unit comes with the reluctor ring as part of the unit. When reinstalling the ring gear, be sure to use a little bit of anti-seize on the bolts. (HINT: sometimes it helps to heat the ring gear in an oven before reinstalling it on the differential. The heat expands the metal, making the ring gear practically fall into place.)Here's where paying attention to details during disassembly pays off. We made sure that when we reinstalled the bearings on the differential, we reinstalled the shims in the same order as we removed them. This should get us close to the proper back lash.After the center section is reinstalled, reinstall the axles and don't forget the C-clips. When installing the axles, you have to line up the splines on the axle with the splined hole in the center section.The differential pinion retaining shaft was lubed and slipped back in place, along with the threaded bolt holding it in place. Tod checked the backlash, making sure to be within the .010 inches of tolerance that was there before we started.Replace the cover by sealing it to the rearend using silicone, tighten it down, and refill it with a good gear lube. With a new set of gears, a break-in process would be required. Since we used the same gears, we merely let the truck idle in gear while it was on the lift to ensure the new lube was covering everything.