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WOODBURY, N.J. (CBS) – Pedestrian injury and fatality in New Jersey occurs at a higher rate than the national average. So a state grant ($30,000) will help officials in Gloucester County study driver behavior at crosswalks to get the word out — state law requires you to stop for pedestrians.
People on foot account for 25 to 30-percent of New Jersey fatalities in motor vehicle crashes compared with the national average of 10-percent.
So Gloucester County Prosecutor Sean Dalton says police in select departments will work before, at, and after pedestrian crosswalks to study driver behavior and stop those who don't yield:
"The goal is to raise awareness about the dangers of driving on our roadways. We have so much distracted driving which occurs on a regular basis."
Dalton says they'll choose the places to study based on pedestrian traffic volume, the number of citations and the number of crashes.
Last year in Gloucester County, eight of 26 traffic collision deaths involved a person on foot.
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Rock County authorities are holding a 36-year-old Milwaukee man in custody after an incident Saturday night in which the suspect fled from a sheriff's deputy after a traffic stop, led officers on a brief, high-speed chase, crashed the car he was driving and then fled to a home where he was arrested.
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Shortly after 5:30 p.m., a Rock County deputy pulled over a man driving a blue Chevrolet in the Town of Rock.
Shortly after the stop, the suspect fled in his vehicle and drove away at speeds of up to 70 miles per hour. The suspect then lost control of his car and hit a tree.
The suspect was thrown from the vehicle and fled on foot.
Deputies recovered a cellphone from the car, and were able to find out the owner of the phone and any addresses associated with the owner.
Using a search dog, deputies then tracked the suspect to a home in the 2900 block of W. Bass Creek Road.
Deputies found the suspect hiding in the home of an ex-girlfriend. She owned the cellphone.
The suspect faces a host of charges, including reckless driving, operating under the influence of a controlled substance, operating a motor vehicle without owner's consent, criminal trespass and criminal damage to property.
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CHIP DESIGNER AMD has made a prudent choice in whisking Rory Read away from Lenovo to take the helm at one of the most high profile component companies in the business.
AMD's hunt for a new CEO was becoming a bad joke. Whenever hacks would meet with AMD executives the first question would be who has most recently turned down the CEO job, hardly something to instill confidence in a firm that is still Intel's biggest competitor in the x86 chip market and dukes it out with both Nvidia and Intel in the graphics market.
AMD suffered the embarrassment of having the names of some of the candidates it had approached made public. The report included industry veterans such as Pat Gelsinger, who for the majority of his career was one of Intel's most public senior figures. Gelsinger's public rejection of the job was a hammer blow to the desirability of the CEO position at AMD. Talk at the time wondered who would want to take up a position that has been rejected by so many others.
Finally AMD managed to find someone and that someone certainly has the credentials to command respect. Read's tenure at Lenovo as COO was during a time when the Chinese company broke out of the shadow of IBM.
After IBM sold its PC business to Lenovo it seemed that the Chinese system builder was doing little to move beyond what it had acquired from IBM, bringing out more good but hardly innovative Thinkpads. Since 2008 the firm has brought in lower priced models, tried its hand at innovative tablet designs and still managed to keep the legendary IBM quality going. All of this resulted in Lenovo shooting up the market share charts.
Read's history runs longer than just Lenovo. He spent the majority of his career at IBM and that sort of pedigree helps when you are trying to woo investors. Investors aside, Read has to sort out AMD's recently lacklustre execution strategy. A case in point is Bulldozer - where is it?
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The San Francisco 49ers promoted longtime defensive line coach Jim Tomsula to head coach Wednesday, going with a familiar face following a national search that took more than two weeks and ended right in house.
Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota, whose bold moves and leadership on the field brought the Ducks to the brink of a national championship before falling short, is leaving Oregon early for the NFL.
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Manny Pacquiao flew to Los Angeles on Wednesday, preparing for a meeting with contestants of the Miss Universe pageant. Whether he has an even bigger date on May 2 seems entirely up to Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Very nice job, Colts. Sorry we are not more impressed.
NEW YORK (AP) - Usually this is how big-time sports television works: The network pays for the right to air an event.
NEW YORK (AP) - Todd Bowles is coming home and taking over as the New York Jets' head coach.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Stephen Curry scored 27 points and ignited a decisive third-quarter run to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 116-105 victory over the Utah Jazz on Tuesday night.
DALLAS (AP) - Here's the scary part for the rest of major-college football: Some of Ohio State's best players didn't play in Monday night's championship game, and many of those who did are coming back.
There are the 2007 Patriots, a juggernaut, and the 2014 not-so-dominant version.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - Monta Ellis scored six of his 28 points in overtime and added 10 assists, and the Dallas Mavericks beat the Sacramento Kings 108-104 on Tuesday night.
DALLAS (AP) - While Urban Meyer was doing most of the talking, Cardale Jones owned the room.
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OAKLAND (AP) - Ben Zobrist needs few reminders of the quirks that come with playing in the Oakland Coliseum, his new home.
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TORONTO (AP) - DeMar DeRozan scored 34 points and the Toronto Raptors held on for a 102-99 victory over the Indiana Pacers and a 3-2 lead ...
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DALLAS (AP) - An attorney for former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel calls the indictment against him "incredible" and said Tuesday that the way it's ...
DETROIT (AP) - Bob Melvin had no major concerns about sending left-hander Rich Hill to the mound against Detroit's lineup of righty sluggers.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Johnny Cueto pitched a seven-hitter for his seventh career shutout to outwork James Shields, and the San Francisco Giants beat the San ...
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While unlicensed vacation rentals are a problem in Kailua, I think this attitude is ridiculous. It's somewhat ironic in that I would bet that the loudest complainers are mainland transplants that first came here themselves as tourists.
None of the people I know who have lived in Kailua their entire lives shares this sentiment.
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Hawaii has let the 'ohana' thing go too far. Laws need to be enforced to protect zoning. I don't want someone to buy the house next to mine in a single family zoned neighborhood and start a short term vacation rental *commercial* venture in it -- no permit, no revenue to the government, and disrupting the neighborhood.
I own a condo on Maui in a complex zoned for short term vacation rentals. I have a permit. I pay triple the homeowner rate in RE taxes. I collect 13.42% tax from my guests for the government.
Apply the existing laws. Fine and shut down these commercial enterprises in family neighborhoods.
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I agree (although I don't know the situation and it is probably one sided if your read the article) that a neighbor hood that allows tourist, short term rentals can be frustrating to the homeowners who live there year round.
We had a neighbor next door who did that every summer for a couple of months and it was hit or miss depending on how nice the tourist/tenants were.
One week we had an entire high school soccer team staying in the house (a very small 3 bed/2 bath bungalow type home) with only two adults to supervise. These girls were up all night, goofing around in the front yard, back yard, in the streets, screaming, laughing, at the top of their lungs. It was the most annoying week - I complained to the lady who rented it to them and she wasn't very keen on doing anything to change the problem. I swore if something like that happened again I call the police.
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The point is the neighborhood is NOT zoned for short term rentals. Anyone doing business there should be fined and shut down.
Anyone buying into the complex where we own knows going in that it is zoned for guest rentals. Our complex has 'quiet hours' from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. and most guests (and full time residents) pay attention. A guest who does not is in violation of his contract and can be *ejected*. (Good luck trying to find a place to stay on Maui at midnight in High Season. And I have seen it happen!)
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Crazy Fangirl
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A brief explanation:
DVD - Anything related to your DVD. Like covers, etc.
BD - Same as above.
Manga - Goes without saying.
Novels - Light, visual, you name it.
Figures - Model kit included.
Games - Doesn't have to be an adaptation. As long as it's been animated [ala Japanimation] it counts. Ero games included, needless to say.
Others - Anything not listed above... posters, plushies, pens, cels, artbooks, and so on.
You're more than welcome to tell us why. I'll do so on a separate post.
Any suggestions are welcome. PM me first, and I'll ask a moderator to edit a new option in, assuming it doesn't delete current votes. But make sure to hold your vote in that case.
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The King of Harts
Posts: 6712
Location: Mount Crawford, Virginia
For right now, most of my budget is going towards DVDs. However, I'm starting to notice that I'm turning into one of those buyers that'll pass up an initial release in hopes for a BD one. For example: I was really close to buying Sekirei until I found out it was apparently selling like gangbusters. After I heard that, I put it on hold since the odds of a BD release are now very high since that's how Funimation has set up their stupid BD policy. I don't think I'm too far off from the point where I'll stick my foot in the ground and will initially pass on DVDs of shows animated in HD and have BD releases in Japan. Although, Funimation's new release method of limited editions and items (and sometimes RACS or TRSI exclusives) makes it difficult since it's pulling at my inner collector.
I'm hopeful that both Ga-Rei Zero and King of Eden do really well in the combo packs so Funimation does it more often. I feel like that may be the only way to get most shows on BD initially since the risks are lower.
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Crazy Fangirl
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|If I were to look at my yearly expenses, then DVD would grab the trophy, but as of the beginning of 2011, I have, and will continue to spend a lot of money on figures. So far it's definitely over £600 for less than a single month and no signs of me stopping. I must say that there's a lot more pleasure than buying DVDs, since for me DVDs are inutile. I do value BDs more, but unless I'm willing to spend over $350 on a single 12 episode series (assuming there's even subtitles), the amount of what I can get is very limited.
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Location: Orgrimmar
It used to be DVDs, but as less interesting anime got licensed, my focus has switched heavily towards manga.
I have over a dozen series going on manga, maybe closer to 2 dozen.
On the anime DVD/BD front, I recently put in a largish Funimation order, but other than that, I don't think there's anything else coming out that I'm interested in. Yet. Oh, except Antique Bakery, which I've been waiting for forever.
Figures is the only other place I really spend anything, but that is almost entirely the Kotobukiya Marvel/DC Bishoujo line, which is not really anime related.
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|DVDs mostly but I'm trying to spend more on manga these days since I feel bad about neglecting it/light novels. Guess I'd better hope my local Borders doesn't close down soon!
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Location: Alberta, Canada
|I been buying more dvd lately, but it still mostly manga. As a student it's easier to buy manga when they are only around $10 each, and not around $50 a set like anime. I can go in a bookstore with only $20, and still can buy a manga or two; it's also nice that the bookstore, chapters indigo that I go to has a pretty large collection of manga. I don't collect BD or figures; I do buy some light novels and games but only once in a while.
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It's manga for me, has been for a few years. I feel like I can point to my past two Otakon hauls for proof.
Otakon 2009, 35ish manga, 4 anime series, 2 movies
Otakon 2010, 56 manga, 1 single anime disc that I mooched off my friend's little sister's grab bag because she didn't want it
And I keep hitting up used bookstores and whatnot. Used bookstores are on my list of things that I cannot tell are dear allies or evil fiends who keep infuriating my wallet (along with TRSI).
That's not to say that I don't buy anime, I'll sometimes go on a massive anime splurge and get a bunch of series at once (or trade for new to me stuff). In fact I just did one and got maybe 6 new series or something? Most of them were trades though, why buy when I can trade, right? So that lowers the money I spend on anime too.
As for plushies, keychains, figurines, etc. I kinda find them to be a waste of money for me personally, I don't do anything with them, they just kinda sit there. I don't see the point in having them, I've just got a few things here and there really.
Games, like RPGs? Well I'm certainly getting Pokemon Black and Dragon Quest VI, but I spend less on them because I simply lack the motivation to really play them all that often. But yeah, I've got a few RPGs, more than I should have perhaps. Few is basically a lie, my backlog is like 20 RPGs, that's why I don't buy them anymore. Stupid buy 2 get 1 free sales....
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For a couple of years, I started buying DVDs on the idea of retaining a collection of anime for future viewing given I've pretty much forgotten much of what I've seen since becoming a fan.
This ideology blows chunks. Given the internet, anime's always going to be accessible now (and forever), so collecting DVDs is stupid.
Therefore, I'm going back to my original love of buying figures. They may be a bit more expensive, but the quality has vastly improved over the past few years.
I've got to plan carefully. I just sold a bunch of my older figures, so trying to find a home of new figures ready to be purchased will be tricky.
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Enjoying the time of EVE
Posts: 7328
Location: Minnesota, USA
I would say about:
85% DVDs
-My DVD Collection is pretty huge. I have over 800 anime DVDs
9% Manga
-I don't read that much manga really. I'm only reading 9 series at the moment and they come out so infrequently.
3% Novels
-I read read about 1 or 2 ongoing anime related novel series but that's about it.
3% Games
-Mostly visual novel games. I have two or three I play once in a while.
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I voted Blu-ray, as its been taking a wicked amount of my disposable lately, but if I had to break it down...
45% DVD and Blu-ray. I have too many. I've got about 150 on display and 500 more boxed and on their way out. I've sold off over a 100 in the last few months, which is a very good thing.
35% Manga, novels, and artbooks. Last time I checked I had over 500 but less than half are displayed... Trying to weed out those meh titles and keep the re-readable ones.
10% Eroge and visual novels. Wish I had more time to play these
10% Figures and other merch. Currently in love with Fraulein Revoltechs and Nendoroids. Pillows, towels, clocks, you name it. Lots of stupid shit that has no practical use.
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DVDs. Even though my collection is hella smaller than practically everybody's hear, all I have are DVDs ATM(even though I do have a couple of BDs on pre-order ATM).
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The King of Harts
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Location: Mount Crawford, Virginia
As an avid DVD collector, I must say that I agree with PJ. At least partially. I mean, Funimation has all of School Rumble uploaded on their Youtube account where I can watch it for free, and yet I have the entirety of the show on DVDs that I paid for. Why? It makes absolutely no sense to pay for something when you can get it for free.
Now, I say partially because there are instances where a DVD "has" to be bought. Examples include: If you're a dub fan you have to buy the DVDs since dubs are hardly ever uploaded online, at least for free. Then there's if you're a fan of good quality video and audio, since a lot of streams are pretty ugly. Perhaps you dislike watching shows on your computer (even though there are several ways to work around this...for a price). However, the biggest is probably that you can't watch everything online. Tell me where you can find Virgin Fleet online legally? How about Hellsing? So while collecting DVDs of shows that are easily available online is stupid, it's not completely inane to buy shows not available. Of course, none of this applies to me since I have a shitty internet service, leaving me almost no choice but buy DVDs.
And for your figure statement: Tell me how many people actually appreciate huge DVD collections or the shows on them? Not many, if any, outside of the fandom. Meanwhile, the tasteful, well crafted figures can easily be appreciated by non-anime fans and it doesn't even matter if the show/game/manga they're from is good. Having something on display that 100 people can enjoy is less stupid than displaying something only a few will enjoy. Not to mention, nicely displayed figures just look better than DVD collections. All this from a guy without a single figure.
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Are you serious? 3 good paragraphs over 1 snarky little comment? Don't get your granny panties in a twist--it was just a joke. Thought the razz and the "i no you are but wut am i" nature of that post made that clear enough. >.>
I will say some things, though.
And, if you don't mind, I just thought I'd reinforce this before you decided to bitch about it some more--my last post was just a joke.
You realize that's the kind of mentality that piraters have, right? >.>
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There's nothing to forgive. I take great pride in giving people the willies over my collection. If I don't get a raised eyebrow or a twisted face, my collection has failed (watching service repair people enter my home is a true bonus).
This year, I start my collection of Azone dolls. I am going to get the Fate doll if I have to sell my testicles to get it.
I didn't either, until a friend of mine invited me to his home for a night of poker (and thus, began my obsession). If you think stacking figures on a bookshelf is just "there", you should see this guy's collection consisting of thousands of figures set up in lit glass curio cases!
It's stunning how much a figure changes its appeal when its environment changes. Put a figure on a shelf, by itself, and it's blah. Surround it with like figures and damned if there's not an impression they're alive.
I should point out my "stupid" remark is on par with KoH's in that it is stupid to buy something that's not appreciated. No one on this planet's going to say throwing away money is smart, and that's precisely what DVD buyers do when the purchase then collects dust.
Figures, at least, look good while collecting dust. I find nothing appealing about a DVD binder (I don't keep boxes).
I enjoy my collection of figures. I can't say the same about Suzuka.
Oh, and I did get your post was a joke, so no harm done.
If it wasn't for piracy, there'd be many series missing from my DVD collection. I can't side with this statement.
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I spend more of my money on DVD/BD though I do spend a good amount of money on manga.
I do appreciate figures, they are not for me mainly because I don't have any room to put them, nor do I really care for them.
I've always been more of a physical media junkie than a merchandise junkie.
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New York, NY 10003
Closed for renovations.
Slurping is acceptable even encouraged at this big, bare-bones ramen joint. You'll see fellow diners, most of them Japanese or students from NYU or Cooper Union, forgoing conversation for heavy mouth-to-noodle action. But while ramen dominates the menu, it's actually the least appealing dish here. Noodle broths are oily and flavorless, and accompanying meats are fatty and stringy. Instead, make a meal of delicious appetizers, like crunchy edamame, translucent shumai filled with plump shrimp, or cold eggplant and asparagus in a delicate sesame sauce. You won't want to linger, anyway; with lighting like an operating theater and décor limited to Japanese beer posters, the room doesn't exactly exude warmth. Servers, on the other hand, are generous with smiles and patient with newbies who don't know their chan pon (noodle soup with vegetables and seafood) from their jar-jar men (cold noodles with ground pork). Note: While Menkui Tei's financial-district outpost was a casualty of 9/11, the original branch is still thriving in Midtown.Recommended Dishes
Shumai, $5.50; horenso garlic, $7; edamame, $3.50
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Two individuals are helping anchor the New Albany soccer squads this year. Senior Bobby Coltharp and freshman Shannon Goode are both in the goal and playing the position for the first time.
While Goode has played for the Lady 'Dawgs in the past at the wing/forward position, Coltharp tried out having never played soccer, but whose good hands helped at wide receiver for Ron Price's football squad.
"Bobby has done extremely well considering this is his first year playing," Bulldogs head coach Taylor Nichols said. "I think football had him ready as far as reaction time, and I think he's just a natural at it."
For Goode, it was a recommendation from a former NA goalie that helped place her in the position. Paige Zahller saw potential in her former teammate, and Lady Bulldog head coach Les Huntington listened, moving the freshman from the field to goal.
"She's been a member of the squad for the past couple of years, but she never started," Huntington said. "She's very enthusiastic, and Paige highly recommended her to be her successor."
"We were practicing one day over the summer, I started blocking shots in the goal, and now I'm goalie," Goode added. "It's been a change, but it hasn't been too hard of an adjustment for me since I play catcher in softball."
Zahller is still ever present with the Lady 'Dawgs, as she has worked with all three of the keepers on the roster while she plays college ball at ICC.
"She's been a really big help," Goode said. "We also played softball together in high school, so we're really close, and she's been able to give me pointers."
Coltharp has learned a lot from his coach and teammates, as the Bulldogs have posted four shutouts so far this season.
"They're great," Coltharp said of the defense. "Leonel (Sanchez), Jimbo (Waldrop), Reed (Kitchens) and Ray (Cooper) are awesome. They make me work very minimally, which is great since I haven't played as long as them. It's nice when they put forth all of their effort, because it takes the pressure off of me."
Nichols has seen his keeper grow throughout the season, and has noted his tightened confidence.
"That was one of his things at first," Nichols said. "He wasn't really sure because he had never really played soccer a lot, so just him being more comfortable, especially with his feet skills. That's one area he was worried about at the beginning of the season as far as punting, but as time's gone on, he's relaxed and not worried about it as much. That's something that's grown on him and he's improved a lot."
While the Lady 'Dawgs are a youthful squad this year, Goode sees good things coming and notes her best game when she had 25 saves versus Hernando.
"Right now we know we're young and we're just trying to learn as a team," Goode said. We're all working together and trying our best."
Goode also has two junior high girls behind her, Summer Sanderson and Hannah Humphreys, who could possibly see more playing time, moving Goode back into the field.
"Right now, Shannon is the only player we have who brings both field and goalie jerseys to each game," Huntington said. "I would like to see her move back into the field."
The 'Dawgs and Lady 'Dawgs will be back in action this week, hosting Pontotoc Thursday night.
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