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Welsh wizard Geraint Thomas took victory on stage two of the Tour Down Under on Wednesday to move into the leader's jersey and then held on to the top spot in a tough stage around Stirling today. On Wednesday's stage the British rider attacked on the decisive Corkscrew Hill climb, and after a furious descent into the finish in Rostrevor he outsprinted fellow escapees Javier Moreno of Movistar and RadioShack-Leopard's Ben Hermans to give him a five-second lead overall.
The second, 116km stage set out from Mt Barker with a smattering of early attacks. Eventually a break of four got clear, the last rider of which being reeled in with 17km left to race. Team Sky, also consisting of Bernie Eisel, Eddy Boasson Hagen, Ian Stannard, Mat Hayman, Luke Rowe and Chris Sutton, ensured Thomas was positioned comfortably near the front for the run in to the climb of 2.5km at a 9% average.
As soon as the road went up, Thomas began to make his move. The first man over the top, he took the points and then flew down the descent. As a group of 11 riders tried to catch the four-man break including Thomas, the Olympic track medallist took the other three by surprise by dropping to the back and then surging past to take the win.
After pulling on the ochre jersey, Thomas said:
"I'm really happy with that. I've got some good kilometres in over the winter. I knew I had decent form but you never know how well everyone else is going. I always knew that I'd have decent legs on the climb I just wasn't sure how I'd go. I got a bit excited and attacked a bit earlier on there. With about 400 metres to go I was starting to tie up but fortunately there was that group behind and we were able to work well together."
Team Sky Sports Director Kurt-Asle Arvesen added his praise:
"It was a really good day and a really good win for G and for the team. We've been doing a lot of work for him to keep him towards the front and when he can pull off a stage win like that it's perfect. Now we need to make sure the right group goes tomorrow morning and the boys can help control behind. It's a good start to the year."
The following stage three saw the peloton tackle a tough, hilly circuit in temperatures of almost 40 degrees. The team worked hard to control the race and reel in a two-man break to defend Thomas's jersey and maintain his 5 second advantage. The in-form Thomas also claimed the points and mountain jersey for his efforts. He said afterwards:
"It was pretty tough out there. A lot of guys started attacking us from three laps out so the boys had to ride really hard. They did an incredible job today. They set a fast tempo and I can't thank them enough."
As long as the team continue this approach, Sunday's Willunga Hill stage is set to be the decisive day for the young British rider.
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ANTLERS — First degree murder charges were filed Friday against Fred Lloyd Holder, 65, of Choctaw County, in connection with the shooting death of Jackie Dellinger. The charges were signed by District Attorney Laura Ross Wallis.Dellinger was found murdered on Friday, March 6, 2009 on property he owned near Rattan, in Pushmataha County.Holder was taken into custody Friday and is being held in the PushmatahaCounty jail without bondIn an unusual turn of events, portions of Holder's felony file have been sealed, presumably by an associate district judge. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 19.Holder previously spent 94 months and one day in federal prison for the shooting death of David Pickins, a co-owner of BC Wetlands, in western Choctaw County.Holder was convicted of murder in the second degree by a federal jury in November 2000. After hiring a high-profile attorney, Stephen Jones, Holder was ordered to receive a new trial, and that court ruling was supported by the 10th Circuit Court in Denver by a 2-1 vote.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City attorney Stephen Jones has announced that he has been retained by Fred Holder, who was charged last week with the murder in the first degree in connection with the March 2009 shooting death of Jackie Dellinger.Jones issued the following statement Wednesday:"Mr. Fred Holder has retained me to represent him on the first degree murder charge filed Friday in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma. I have entered my appearance with the court."Mr. Holder will enter a plea of not guilty and will demand a speedy trial."He is entitled to the presumption of innocence and all concerned citizens will not be influenced, we hope, by incomplete, self-serving and congratulatory statements by some law enforcement officials, who still are unhappy over Mr. Holder's ultimate vindication of the murder charges that were brought against him in federal court."That incident was a tragic one for both families, and Mr. Holder acted in self defense."Whatever one thinks about that case it is not evidence that Mr. Holder was involved in any way with the tragic death of Mr. Dellinger."Nor will Mr. Holder be a scapegoat for those who sought to benefit by Mr. Dellinger's death, and to blame him simply because he was a convenient target of the investigation."
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By Venita Jenkins Staff writer
Afaded immunization card and a photo taken the day of his Catholic confirmation are the only items James A. Anderson has of his childhood.
"It's terrible when your life is reduced to two things," Anderson said, his voice filled with emotion as he held the immunization card. "Sometimes I sit and stare at this. It seems like I am holding my whole life in this card."
A quick look around Anderson's office at Fayetteville State University tells more about his life. A doctoral degree from Cornell University and a resolution of appreciation from a university in China decorate the walls. A framed news article about his installation as the 11th chancellor of Fayetteville State University sits next to his desk.
Anderson, 62, has accomplished much since his childhood days in Washington, D.C., where he ran with gangs before he was a teenager.
He has risen through the ranks, from a professor at Xavier University in New Orleans to chancellor of the second-oldest university in the UNC system.
"I have shared my story with different student groups," he said. "They are really shocked. They think when you reach a level of a chancellor, if you are an intellectual, that you had a pretty easy ride along the way."
Anderson, whose birth name is James Allen Atkinson, was given up by his mother at the hospital where he was born in Washington.
For the first 11 years of his life, Anderson was known as Allen Dawson and Ramon Dawson. Dawson was the last name of the woman who became his caregiver. She had worked as an elevator operator at the hospital where he was born.
The woman died when Anderson was 7. He and Peggy, a girl he considered his sister, stayed at the woman's apartment for nearly five years after her death. Adults would occasionally check in on them.
Anderson ran the streets with gangs and stole food for him and his sister. The gangs groomed him to be a pimp at the age of 9.
"I had to be totally self-reliant when I was on my own, and I adjusted my personality to that," he said. "I did not trust people, and I often felt abandoned and depressed. I gradually grew out of that somewhat after I became adopted."
Nuns at Anderson's Catholic elementary school saw his potential and did what they could to help him get on the right path.
When Anderson was 12, he was taken to the home of William H. and Avor C. Anderson. William Anderson worked as a janitor at the AT&T building in downtown Washington. His wife, Avor, worked at the CIA as a secretary.
"I had to adjust to what it meant to be part of a family with adopted parents," Anderson said.
The couple adopted Anderson when he was 18. It was after their death in 1996 that he discovered his birth name in documents.
Anderson's tough upbringing also made him realize that he had a purpose in life.
"My purpose,'' he said, "is to change the corner of the world that I control and to make it for the better."
Education was Anderson's means to get out of poverty. He majored in psychology at Villanova University in Pennsylvania. He earned a doctoral degree in psychology from Cornell University in New York.
"Because I grew up so poor, I wanted to have something that I can develop as a career pathway that would always be there," he said.
Anderson credits three professors and a nun for having a profound impact on his life.
"I would have been a criminal if those people had not come into my life and saved me," he said. "I say to students all the time, when opportunities open up and it can make a difference whether you get ahead or not, you cannot pass that opportunity. You have to take advantage of it. I was given opportunities, and I was fortunate enough to take advantage of them."
Early in his career, Anderson headed the Department of Psychology at Xavier University in New Orleans before joining Indiana University of Pennsylvania as a professor of psychology.
He juggled caring for his elderly adoptive parents and his 4-year-old daughter, who had a developmental disability, during his time at Indiana University. His youngest daughter lived with his former wife in New Orleans.
Anderson never aspired to be a chancellor. He enjoyed working for strong leaders and having a personal life, he said. A desire to honor one of his mentors was the deciding factor to apply for a presidency.
Anderson met Kermit L. Hall during his time at N.C. State University. The men worked together again at State University of New York at Albany. Hall was the president and Anderson served as one his vice presidents. Ten months after Anderson's arrival, Hall died.
"Because he had confidence in me, I knew I could do it," Anderson said. "And it was his last wish. That was the only thing that did it. I love the North Carolina system. I was at N.C. State for 11 years, and I love the state. So, coming back to North Carolina wasn't a hard decision. Becoming president was the hard decision."
When Anderson arrived at Fayetteville State in June 2008, the nursing program was plagued with infighting and low test scores, the student retention and graduation rates were among the lowest in the state, and the UNC system was on the verge of taking over FSU's day-to-day decision-making authority over its budget.
Anderson and his team worked diligently to turn things around. For the past two years, FSU has had no audit findings. Officials have raised academic standards and increased the level of academic performance needed to stay in school.
"When I got here, the back of the Titanic was in the water. We had to spend the first two to three years getting that ship righted, getting some slow compulsion to move it forward," Anderson said. "Our fourth year, we were ready to start moving toward defining our future without a lot of these constraints holding us back."
In June 2009, Anderson suspended admissions to the nursing department's four-year bachelor's program. The program was overhauled and reopened in 2011. About 94 percent of students who continued to work on their nursing degrees passed the National Council Licensure Examination.
"The nursing problem was probably my toughest call," Anderson said. "Now nursing is flourishing.
"I think more leaders must be willing to take an introspective look at themselves and make the hard decisions that they need to make," he said. "... The good thing about coming somewhere new is that my allegiance was to excellence. My commitment is to elevating FSU to a status as one of the finest schools in North Carolina and in the country."
Anderson has had his share of criticism stemming from his decision to shut down the nursing program, the firing of the women's basketball coach and the controversy surrounding hip-hop artist J. Cole's explicit music video featuring FSU cheerleaders.
"University presidents often are confronted with situations that demand that they make difficult decisions that will not be popular with many individuals," Anderson said.
During those times, Anderson said, it's important to make informed decisions, have a back-up plan, be able to explain your actions and be true to your values.
Raymond Privott, president of the FSU National Alumni Association, said Anderson has had a tremendous impact on the university.
"He came to FSU at a time when we were in dire need of healing, a new direction and leadership," he said. "We were reeling from the loss of a chancellor, a poor audit report, as well as poor student retention and success rates. Direction and leadership were needed in all of these areas, and James Anderson seemed a perfect fit."
Suzanne Ortega, senior vice president for academic affairs with the UNC system, has worked with Anderson on several initiatives.
"He is a big ideas, big picture guy who has a keen sense of the national landscape in higher education,'' Ortega said. "He believes that you never get any more than what you are willing to stretch and reach for. He would rather set the bar high for his institution and risk not getting all the way there than to set goals that are not ambitious. ''
During Anderson's tenure, FSU has seen $77.7 million in new construction and renovations. The university established the Center for Defense and Homeland Security and the Veterans Business Outreach Center. The university recently announced its $25 million fundraising campaign.
Anderson has encouraged partnerships with school districts in Cumberland and surrounding counties, Fayetteville Technical Community College, Fort Bragg and with universities in China, Spain, Poland and several countries in Africa.
FSU also launched redevelopment projects in Fayetteville. The university received a $499,620 grant to implement a planning project for the southern Murchison Road corridor. The project includes redevelopment of the corner of Blue Street and Murchison Road and development of the Washington Drive school site.
"FSU has a responsibility to contribute to the broader vision of community development in the city of Fayetteville. That vision is aesthetic, practical and economic," Anderson said. "The evolution of the Murchison Road corridor, from campus down to the Rowan Street bridge, is part of our long-term vision of campus and community development.
"I foresee the day when that corridor will house new small businesses, new housing and new university buildings. I also want to assist the city with the comparable development of Bragg Boulevard from downtown up to campus," he said. "Greensboro has done it, Winston-Salem has done it, N.C. State has redeveloped Hillsboro Street. Why should anything prevent this from happening in Fayetteville?"
When Anderson arrived, FSU did not have an identity in the community because there was not a lot of engagement in the community, he said.
"Now, we have really broad engagement. We work hard to support community groups and organizations," he said. "Your actions represent what you stand for and what you say. If we are a true community partner, the people ought to see us in the community. We expect vice versa. That the community will support us as a university."
Terence Murchison, vice chairman of the FSU board of trustees, described Anderson as an agent of change for his role in increasing academic requirements, building partnerships and expanding university resources and infrastructure.
"His leadership for the past four years has improved the overall performance of FSU," Murchison said. "We are better off than we were four years ago."
Frank Till, superintendent of Cumberland County schools, said Anderson has positioned FSU to be a part of the big picture when it comes to education, economic development and community engagement.
"He thinks bigger than the confines of the university," Till said. "He thinks globally. I think he has a vision that is important at this time. In my opinion, we are in the process of reinventing Cumberland County and it is good that he is a part of that reinvention."
On a recent Wednesday, Anderson gave a tour of his office to a delegation of Chinese educators and administrators. He showed the group several of his prized possessions, including a Captain America shield and a flag that was flown over the U.S. Capitol during the inauguration of President Obama in 2009.
Anderson is an avid collector. Among his items are Marvel Comic books and hundreds of 33 and 45 records. He stores his collectibles in what he calls the "Super Heroes" room in the president's home.
"It's like I have to have something to root me to the past," he said. "... I started building this collection, then it became a habit, and I started buying it. So, I think deep down at a Freudian level, I believe I kept collecting it because I didn't have a childhood."
When he is not collecting, Anderson practices Tai Chi to unwind. Anderson began practicing Tai Chi when he was in graduate school.
"Throughout my life, it has been a stress reducer," Anderson said. "It has opened my perception about things in the world. "
He plans to open a Tai Chi studio when he retires.
FSU will be his last job in education, Anderson said.
"I made a conscious decision that I would start my career at a historically black university and I would end it at a historically black university," he said. "And, in between, I would go to universities where I would have the support to do my research. That is how I ended up at schools like N.C. State, Texas A&M and University at Albany."
Anderson doesn't think about his legacy once he leaves FSU.
"It's the university's legacy, not my legacy," he said. "I am second fiddle in all of this. Chancellors come and go. I want people to say 'You know what? You did the things that needed to be done. You did them with integrity.' But beyond that, when I think of legacy, I think of the university's legacy. I don't think of mine."
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The consideration of the bill [H. R. 322] to regulate Common Schools pending at the time of adjournment was resumed.
Mr. COOPER offered an amendment to Section 31 so as to provide for the election of County Superintendents.
Mr. LINDLEY moved to further amend by adding a priviso that any vacancy that may occur in the County Superintendent's office shall be filled by election by the Trustees of the various Townships and the Presidents of the School Boards of incorporated cities and towns of said County.
Mr. KENNER thought the tendency of these amendments was to run this office into political matters, which would be deleterious to the Common School system. He felt satisfied that the the County Superintendency is a great advance over the old examining system, and appealed to the members to vote down these amendments, as they seek to strike down the present system.
Mr. NEFF said the people were capable of electing Trustees and other officers, and they ought to have the privilege of electing County Superintendents. He opposed the election of County Superintendents by the Trustees of the County because the relation existing between these officials were usually such as to impede the selection of the most competent person.
Mr. BUSKIRK thought there was a prevailing tendency which should not exist for members to put themselves on record for the ultimate purpose of re-electionor be elevated to some other office. He thought, as a rule, that the best men are not elected to office, because they carry out their own desires rather than the wishes of constituents. He attributed the prejudice against the County Superintendents much of the same character as that against the Common Schools--one without good foundation. The office of County Superintendent he considered a good feature and favored letting well enough alone.
Mr. THOMPSON'S objection to this bill was the heavy expense incurred upon the State. This bill does not propose to remedy that evil and reduce the salary.
Mr. FRAZER--I want to say there is no officer in the State of Indiana that is so bound up and made a slave as is the County Superintendent. I see no reason why the people of Indiana are not as competent to select the County Superintendent as they are to elect the Treasurer or any other officer of the State.
Mr. GILMAN was opposed to both the amendments. The question is merely how the Superintendent was to be selected.
Mr. FLOYD considered the present mode of selecting County Superintendents the best one and the most systematic, as it has been tried and found to work well. Trustees are elected by the people, and if they do not perform their duty, they can be deposed at the proper time.
Mr. SCHWEITZER said he could not see why there should be any more corruption or political manipulation in the election of County Superintendents by the people than in the election members of the General Assembly. There would be no more politics in it.
Mr. CARR made an ineffectual motion--yeas, 32; nays, 51--to lay the amendments on the table.
Mr. DAVIS--It seems to me that this is the groundwork of our Common School system. There is nothing political about it. If there is any political bias on the part of the Township Trustees they are the members of the strongest party.
Mr. BERRYMAN moved that the pending bill be referred back to the Committee on Education with instructions to amend the bill by striking out all of said bill that pertains in any way to County Superintendents, and providing for a County Examiner, whose duty it shall be to examine teachers for license.
Mr. BERRYMAN could see no use in the office, page: 23[View Page 23] except to incur an expense upon the people of the State. Under the old system there was simply a County Examiner, and under the law as it now stands we have a County Superintendent, who is simply an ornamental office-holder who goes about the country--especially so in his County--as the Chairman of the Democratic Central Committee.
Mr. FANCHER thought the amendment of the gentleman [Mr. Berryman] amounted to just this: It would change the County Superintendent back to the old form of School Examiner; it would be taking a step backward instead of forward; it would be a retrogression instead of progression. He wanted the bill to pass in its original form because it would come nearer meeting the demand in this direction.
Mr. CAUTHORNE--At the last session there were eighty members of the House who thought proper to vote to abolish the office of County Superintendent. The people of Knox County, and even the teachers there, are opposed to it as a useless and expensive thing. When the old bill instituting this office was introduced I voted for it simply because I wanted some reformation on the school question. If there is any change made in the way of amendment I will vote for the motion refer, as I think it ought to be adopted.
Mr. STEWART said if there was any one thing he and his constituents were in favor of, it was to abolish that useless office. He had not as yet been able to see the use of that office. The teachers of the County have an idea of the time the County Superintendent comes around to visit the school and drill their pupils for the occasion. If this money--from $4 to $5 per day--the Superintendent gets to visit the schools was paid to the teacher to continue the school a longer term, it would be much better for the people of the State. He was opposed to the passage of the bill in its present shape.
Mr. RYAN said if the office of County Superintendent is beneficial to the school system of Indiana, it makes no kind of difference what it costs as it gives the State prominence among other States of the Union, and it is the only thing that will accomplish this result. He did not favor condemning the system because of its being loosely conducted, or a disregard of the law. He considered it a great National benefit to the schools. Superintendency is essential to the proper conduct of any kind of business, and the Common Schools are no exception to the rule.
Mr. MARSHALL did not object to the office of County Superintendent particularly, but, he objected to any useless office. His experience as teacher of Public Schools for over ten years has convinced him that the office of County Superintendent has not improved the condition of the Public Schools
Mr. COMPTON--I do not think Indiana ought to take a backward step, and I do believe these amendments would be a backward step in the cause of education. One of the leading merits of the County Superintendent system is that it raises the standard of scholarship, and I do hope that this resolution will not prevail. The County Superintendency to-day is worth more that it cost us, and I feel that we ought to stand by it.
Mr. FRAZER hoped the motion to refer would be voted down.
Mr. LINSDAY--As we are all expected to visit our constituents between now and next Tuesday, I therefore move that the further consideration of this bill be postponed until Wednesday next at 2 p. m., and that it be made a special order for that hour.
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Fisher-Price Fisher-Price Scoop and Whirl Popper
Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 6-12 Months, 0-6 Months, 12-36 Months Includes: Balls : Motion, Music Educational Focus: Motor Skills, Physical Fitness Number of Pieces: 4 Dimensions: 16.0 " H x 5.25 " W x 11.5 " L Product Weight: 2.2 Lb. Car...e and Cleaning: Spot Clean only Battery: required, not included: 2 AA Assembly Details: adult assembly required see shipping and returns guest rating overall 2 of 5 stars Quality 3 of 5 stars Entertaining 3 of 5 stars Value 2 of 5 stars see guest reviews Read More
Product Description WARNING Choke Hazard - Other The Grow To Pro Baseball Set Offers Your Children Three Fun Ways To Learn To Hit ...Baseballs Like A Pro The three-in-one Fisher Price Grow To Pro Triple Hit Baseball helps your children transform from tee-ball beginners into baseball pros as they grow. Your littlest ones will love using the tee-ball option to learn the basics of hitting. You?ll love that the safe and secure baseball set helps build hand-to-eye coordination for healthy development. When your budding baseball player is ready, a simple adjustment to the base of this play set turns toy into a pop-up pitch trainer. Three balls will automatically pop up from the base of the chute. Older kids can use the third stage setting to auto-pitch balls from up to 10 feet away. The durable Grow To Pro Baseball Set comes with a plastic bat and three plastic balls for safe and fun play. The battery-powered batting set features simple controls. A power switch turns the trainer on and off in a snap, and the automatic ball function sets the trainer to pitch three balls one after another. The durable Fisher Price trainer offers years of baseball fun for your kids. Batter up! The sturdily designed Fisher Price Grow To Pro Triple Hit Baseball offers three options to help children learn to hit baseballs like a pro Light and portable, this trainer is equipped with a storage area for the included three balls and bat Designed for children ages three to five, this Fisher Price trainer offers years of active play This trainer requires four D size batteries to operate For your child?s safety, adult supervision is recommended Find more Fisher-Price play sets in the Outdoor Play Sets and Accessories section at Kmart if(isI18NConvReq()){ $("#desc a").hide(); } This product comes with: Instructions / Assembly Added on October 21, 2010 Read More
Product Summary A good nap for the baby is just as relaxing for you, so get ready to enjoy a few minutes of well-earned bliss with... the Fisher-Price My Little Lamb Cradle Baby Swing. Under an adjustable canopy, your child can rest on plush cushions while they enjoy the multiple swinging motions and soothing tunes of this lightweight swing. A soft mobile keeps their attention while theyre awake, and the canopy will keep out lights while they catch a few winks. You might even get some extra rest, too.Multi-directional swing thats all about relaxation Baby enjoys 8 tunes under a plush mobile Adjustable canopy keeps your child protected and comfortable Swings back-and-forth as well as side-to-side Soft lamb-shaped cushion in the deep, comfortable seat Measures: 29L x 46W x 40.5H inches Whats Included SwingWhats Not Included 4 D batteriesDescription Itll be hard to believe that the peaceful, innocent-looking lamb rocking in her Fisher-Price My Little Lamb Cradle Swing is the same roaring lion that keeps you awake all night. The six-speed swing can rock her side-to-side as if she were in your arms, or back-and-forth to introduce her to playground fun. Eight tunes or nature sound tracks soothe her fussy nerves more successfully than your off-key warbling. The plush, cozy cushions with adorable lamb ears cradle her in a comfortable cocoon that provides a calming sense of security. But dont worry, this swing isnt just for sleepy infants. Even wide awake tots on the verge of tears will be engaged by the spinning mirrored mobile, plush toy, and bead bar. So go ahead and enjoy your little lamb before the magic wears off. Additional Features for Baby: Watching motion of floating clouds and little lambs on the mobile fosters visual tracking skills Seeing babys own reflection in the mirrored globe encourages self-recognition, but hopefully not vanity Rich fabrics and textures delight babys tactile sense Nature sounds and eight soothing musical selections strengthen babys auditory skills and provide needed variety so Mom doesnt go crazy Alternating swinging motions calm your baby even as her mood changes Removable tray with attached plush lamb and bead bar keeps older babies occupied Canopy shades baby from bright lights and distracting peripheral sights Additional Features for Mom and Dad: Easy to convert to three different positions; just push a button and turn so baby can see new scenery or face you Sturdy steel frame has legs that fold in for storage and portability Choose just swinging or any combination of swinging, music, and mobile to suit babys changing preferences Battery operated - requires 4 D batteries (not included) Weight capacity: 25 lbs. Developmental Guidelines: Use cradle swing from birth until a child becomes active and can climb out of the seat. About Fisher-Price As the most trusted name in quality toys, Fisher-Price has been helping to make childhood special for generations of kids. While theyre still loved for their classics, their employees talent, energy and ideas have helped them keep pace with the interests and needs of todays families. Now they add innovative learning toys, toys based on popular preschool characters, award-winning baby gear, and numerous licensed childrens products to the list of Fisher-Price favorites. Read More
Product Summary Give your children safe outdoor fun with this realistic-looking ATV riding toy from Fisher-Price. Children can dri...ve up to 5 MPH, which is fast enough for adventures while being slow enough to easily avoid obstacles. The toys brake system lets children stop on a dime if they need to. This little ATV is perfect for children aged three to six who enjoy an adventure, and the included battery charger will easily power up this vehicle whenever it starts to slow down.Styled to look like a real ATV Realistic twist-grip throttle Recommended for ages 3-6 years Included 12V battery and charger Top speed of 5 mph Dimensions: 40.8L x 26W x 20H in. Whats Included Riding toy, battery, chargerDescription For extreme, kid-friendly ATV action, the Fisher-Price Hot Wheels KFX Battery Powered ATV Riding Toy laps the field. Its an adventure on four wheels. ATVs are the idol of young boys everywhere. Theyre just too cool to ignore. Bring home that excitement today without the risk of a real one. Kids can inherently recognize a fake. This little off-roader is no fake. It has authentic ATV styling that is sure to attract attention. It gets where little riders want to be, crossing all manner of back yard terrain. It is recommended for children ages 3-6 years, up to 65 lbs. With a twist of the throttle, it cruises along at 5 mph. For kids, its fast enough to keep the excitement high. For younger riders, the high-speed lockout dials the speed back to 2.5 mph. It features a reverse gear as well. The 12-volt battery provides plenty of power for off-road exploration. The Power Lock brake system makes stopping easy. The cool Hot Wheels graphics make this one hot ride. It has all the detail of a real four wheeler. The flared fenders, lights, and front bumper are all in place. Your little dirt racer will be zooming around the backyard obstacle course for years. About Fisher-Price As the most trusted name in quality toys, Fisher-Price has been helping to make childhood special for generations of kids. While theyre still loved for their classics, their employees talent, energy and ideas have helped them keep pace with the interests and needs of todays families. Now they add innovative learning toys, toys based on popular preschool characters, award-winning baby gear, and numerous licensed childrens products to the list of Fisher-Price favorites. Read More
Cruiz Ride Motion lends all of the benefits of a soothing car ride in the home with this Cruisin' Motion Soother from Fisher-Price.... Product Features: Gentle pulsing action puts baby right to sleep. Two activity toys entertain your child when awake. Product Details: Weight limit: 25 lbs Requires 4 "D" batteries (not included) Click here to purchase Promotional offers available online at Kohls.com may vary from those offered in Kohl's stores. Read More
Animals of our planet theme in neutral colors Includes comforter, crib sheet, dust ruffle, and wall hanging 55% cotton, 45% polyes...ter Machine washable Dimensions: 43L x 34W (Comforter), 28L x 52W (Sheet), 51L x 27W (Dust Ruffle) inches Whats Included Comforter, a fitted sheet, a dust ruffle, and wall hangingDescription Introduce your child to some of the wonderful animals of our planet with the Fisher Price Precious Planets 4 pc. crib set. Made of a cotton and polyester blend, this bedroom set comes with a appliqu�d comforter, fitted sheet, dust ruffle, and wall hanging. About NoJo Offering fashionable, safe, and reliable products throughout the United States for the past 40 years, NoJos goal is to offer fashion-forward infant and toddler bedding, blankets, and accessories that meet the demands of todays modern lifestyle. NoJo puts not only style into their products, but comfort and safety, too. Read More
Battery-powered toddler-friendly riding toy Single rider toy with built-in footrests Push-button stop and go control 6V battery an...d charger included 2 mph max forward and reverse speed Recommended for ages 3 to 6 Maximum weigth capacity is 40 lbs. Whats Included Riding toyDescription The perfect addition to hero adventures, the Fisher-Price Power Wheels Batman Lil Quad Battery Powered Riding Toy is designed to be toddler-friendly. It features a large push button on the handlebar for simple stop-and-go and built-in footrests. Read More
The Little People Disney Princess Klip Klop Stable offers your little girl hours of imaginative playtime with much-loved Disney Pr...incesses, Rapunzel and Aurora, and their trusted horses. See Full Details Read More
The Laugh and Learn Count and Color Gumball a cute gumball machine with rollin' light-up action! The gumball comes with five ball...s that can be placed inside the top of the machine. High five or pull down on the gumball's hand to see the ball swirl down the spiral while lights dance around! The five lights in the machine will help baby learn all about colors. With three modes of play 1.) Learning, 2.) Music, and 3.) Bilingual there is lots to learn about colors, counting and actions! Baby can also push down on the music button for more play! Baby will love learning along with their Count and Color Gumball! Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 6 Months and UpIncludes: BallsFeatures: Multiple ActivitiesEducational Focus: Creative Thinking, Motor Skills, Letters and NumbersNumber of Pieces: 5 Dimensions: 13.0 " H x 7.0 " W x 10.25 " L Product Weight: 1.5 Lb.Care and Cleaning: Spot Clean onlyBattery: required, included: 3 alkaline AAsee shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
The Fisher-Price Little People Apptivity Barnyard combines discovery, imagination, and learning with the magic of the iPad in an i...mmersive new way to play. Children will be able to experience playset play in a whole new way, both through open-ended and directed gameplay. Use the playset on the Barnyard playset to interact with the iPad, and use conductive figures and tools to interact and play around the farm. The Little People Apptivity Barnyard also introduces beginning academic learning concepts through counting and sorting play and matching missing letters. The Little People Barnyard includes a playset/protective case structure, Eddie figure, cow, pig, tractor, watering can, rake and a free app! Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 18 Months and UpIncludes: Animal FiguresFeatures: Multiple Modes of PlayEducational Focus: Creative Thinking, Motor SkillsNumber of Pieces: 7 Dimensions: 13.0 " H x 33.88 " W x 19.0 " L Product Weight: 3.2 Lb.Care and Cleaning: Spot Clean onlyBattery: no battery usedsee shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
Delight your baby with this Target-exclusive Fundamentals Gift Set from Fisher-Price. This 3-pc. set includes the Fisher-Price Roc...k-a-Stack, Babys First Blocks, and a Xylophone. Your baby can play the 8-key xylophone and pull it along on its wheels. Its mallet is attached to the xylophone with a string so it never gets lost. The Brilliant Basics Rock-a-Stack is a classic infant toy. Your baby can sort and stack the rings, then bat at the base to watch it rock back and forth. Bright colors, shiny reflections and swirling beads add to the fun. Babys First Blocks 10 bright blocks for your baby to drop into the open bucket or through the shape-sorting lid. Filling the bucket with blocks, dumping them out, and starting over is great for eye-hand coordination. The blocks include 5 different shapes to help build early identification skills. Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 6 Months and UpIncludes: Toy Instruments, Shape SorterFeatures: Multiple ActivitiesEducational Focus: Creative Thinking, Shapes and Colors, Motor SkillsNumber of Pieces: 3 Dimensions: 13.0 " H x 6.0 " W x 18.0 " L Product Weight: 3.68 Lb.Care and Cleaning: Wipe Clean With a Damp ClothBattery: no battery usedsee shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
Little sleepy heads will be among the clouds when they nuzzle into the softness of this 225-thread count sheet set. Sea blue/mint ...color with white outlines of fluffly clouds are printed all over. Pair these 4-pc. kids' sheet sets (one flat sheet, one fitted sheet, and two pillowcases) with the rest of the Circo� Head in the Clouds Collection for a room that's perfect for tiny dreamers. Patterned sheet sets available in twin or full sizes. Machine washable. Thread Count: 225Fits Mattresses: Up to 15" DeepSheet : All Around Elastic on Fitted SheetWeave Type: PercaleDecorative Accents: Printed DesignFiber Content: 60 % Cotton, 40 % PolyesterCare and Cleaning: Machine wash, gentle or delicate, Non chlorine bleach when needed, Tumble dry, normal, low heatsee shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
Festively adorn your Christmas tree or home with Philips' 30-Light Red LED Hanging Ornaments. These hanging Christmas decorations ...come in the form of glittering red globes, glowing from within with miniature white Christmas lights. Including 30 illuminated ornaments, these energy-saving LED lights will keep your heart and home glowing all season long. Bulb Count: 30 Bulb Color: Red: Outdoor, IndoorWire Color: WhitePower Source: ElectricMaterial: Polypropylene, CopperProduct Height: 8.0 "Product Length: 8.5 "Warranty Description: 3 Year Limited WarrantyBattery: no battery usedCord Length: 3.0 'see shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
Light up your home for a festive holiday with this dew drop pine tree by Seasonal Specialties. Its 400 pre-lit bulbs in red, clear... and green colors will add sparkle and fun to any room. The tree is flame resistant for additional protection. Includes: Light Bulbs, Tree Stand: Natural Look, Indoor, Pre-LitDecorative Accents: Faux Water DropsPlant Variety: PinePlant Shape: TriangleFaux Floral Material: PVC, IronNumber of Tree Tips: 961 Light Bulb Color: Red, Clear, GreenLight Bulb Count: 400 Light Bulb Type: MiniPower Source: ElectricDimensions: 7.0 ' H x 50.0 " W x 50.0 " D x 21.5 " W x 21.5 " L Weight: 39.16 Lb.Battery: no battery usedAssembly Details: assembly requiredHome Accessory Placement: Floor, Groundsee shipping and returnsguest rating overall1 of 5 stars Style3 of 5 stars Quality1 of 5 stars Value1 of 5 stars see guest reviews Read More
Decorate your home for the holidays with the Champagne Fantasy Tree. This whimsical Christmas Tree has 88 needled-tips and is cove...red in eye-catching, champagne-colored flocking. Great as an accent in your Christmas village, office cubicle or in homes that have limited space, the scaled-down design of this little 2' Tree is a great fit in any space. Best of all, set up is a breeze! This easy-to-assemble, pre-lit Christmas Tree comes with 35 pre-strung, clear lights. With no tricky light stringing, all that's left to do is decorate and enjoy! Includes: Tree Stand: IndoorPlant Shape: SlimContainer Shape: SlimNumber of Tree Tips: 88 Light Bulb Color: ClearLight Bulb Count: 35 Light Bulb Type: MiniPower Source: ElectricDimensions: 4.0 ' H x 15.0 " W x 15.0 " D Stand Dimensions: 3.0 " H x 9.0 " W x 9.0 " L x 0.88 " Dia Weight: 3.56 Lb.Battery: no battery usedAssembly Details: assembly required, no tools neededsee shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
Give your nursery a fun and personalized touch with these My Baby Sam wall letters. Several hand painted polka dotted letters can ...be used to spell your childs name and hung on a door or wall. Made of wood, these home d�cor accents come with a built-in hook for hanging. Available in a variety of colors. Includes: Hook: IndoorDecorative Accents: Hand PaintedMaterial: Wood CompositeWood Finish: PaintedFinish: PaintedDimensions: 8.0 " H x 4.0 " W x 0.2 " Dsee shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, and boy, did they look fabulous. If you're dreaming of a sparkly Christmas, look... no farther than this spectacular Bright Sequin Stocking. Shiny sequins trimmed with soft plush give these Christmas stockings a playfully glam feel. Available in blue, pink, red or silver. : IndoorMaterial: PolyesterDimensions: 10.0 " H x 2.6 " W Item Type: Holiday StockingBattery: no battery usedsee shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
Your little one will have even more fun waiting for Santa when she can do it with her favorite Disney Princess. This blue and whit...e Christmas stocking a smiling Cinderella surrounded by sparkling snowflakes. At eighteen inches long and ten inches wide, it's the perfect size for stashing toys, treats and other Christmas loot. Number of Pieces: 1 Features: IndoorMaterial: FabricDimensions: 18.0 " H x 10.0 " W Item Type: Holiday StockingBattery: no battery usedsee shipping and returnsreview this item Read More
Give your toddler girl's room a sweet look with the Circo Peace bedding set. It has a comforter, flat sheet, fitted sheet and a pi...llowcase with prints of multicolored hearts, flowers, peace signs, birds and more. The comforter is filled with polyester to keep your little one warm and snug. All pieces in this kids' bedding set are made of 180-thread-count cotton. They coordinate with other pieces from the Circo Peace Girl Collection. Machine wash and tumble dry. Number of Pieces: 4 Includes: Comforter, Fitted Sheet, Pillow Case, Flat Sheet: Polyester FillThread Count: 180Material: PolyesterCare and Cleaning: Tumble Dry Low, Machine wash, warmDimensions: 42.0 " L x 58.0 " Wsee shipping and returnsguest rating overall5 of 5 stars Quality4.5 of 5 stars Stylenot rated Valuenot rated see guest reviews Read More
This Bacati multi-dots fitted crib sheet several bright colors and is fun for boys or girls. It's made to match the Bacati Baby a...nd Me crib set, but would complement many nursery themes. 200-thread-count, 100% cotton is soft and comfortable. Machine washable. Features: Elastic edges Thread Count: 200 Material: Cotton Protective Qualities: Color Fast Care and Cleaning: Machine Wash Dimensions: 52.0 " L x 27.5 " W Package Quantity: 1 see shipping and returns review this item Read More
Place the white bassinet sheet over your babys standard size mattress pad for soothing comfort. Its 100% cotton fabric with a 200-...thread count feels soft against your baby's delicate skin. This crib sheet has fully elastic edges that provide a snug fit on the mattress. Machine washable. Available in sets of 3. Includes 3 fitted bassinet sheets White, 200-thread-count 100% cotton Fully elastic edge for snug fit Machine wash 30Lx15W" Number of Pieces: 3 Includes: Sheet : Gathered Thread Count: 200 Material: Cotton Care and Cleaning: Machine Wash Dimensions: 30.0 " L x 15.0 " W see shipping and returns guest rating overall 3 of 5 stars Quality 5 of 5 stars Style 5 of 5 stars Value 5 of 5 stars see guest reviews Read More


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9 Challenges To Your Mobile App Strategy
Over the next few years, improving the convenience of mobile services will depend on improving the use of context in delivering mobile experiences. Your business will need to predict what your customers want when they launch a mobile application or website. Delta Airlines, for example, knows how close a passenger is to departure time and delivers relevant content, such as a frequent flier's real-time status on the upgrade list for her next flight. Today, that kind of context is uncommon. Tomorrow, it will be table stakes.
Application developers writing mobile apps will have to start thinking about "mobile context" -- which we define as everything your customer has told you and all you can understand about what the customer is currently experiencing. Context is just one of the big, new challenges that application developers will face. Here are several more of the most important challenges we see.
1. Context.
Your customer's mobile context consists of:
Preferences: The history and personal decisions the customer has shared with you or with social networks.
Situation: The current location, of course, but other relevant factors could include the altitude, environmental conditions and even speed the customer is experiencing.
Attitude: The feelings or emotions implied by the customer's actions and logistics.
Delivering a good contextual experience will require aggregating information from many sources. It could be from the devices customers are carrying, the local context of devices and sensors around them (e.g. a geofence that knows which airport gate they're at), an extended network of things they care about (e.g. the maintenance status of the incoming airplane they are about to take for their next flight, and the probability it will leave on time) and the historical context of their preferences. Gathering this data is a major challenge because it will be stored on multiple systems of record to which your app will need to connect.
2. Device Proliferation.
Another challenge facing mobile developers is device proliferation. It might seem like today's mobile app development process is pretty well defined: Build your app, make sure it looks pretty on a 4-inch smartphone and a 10-inch tablet, then submit it to an app store. It's not quite that easy now, and it'll be much tougher in the near future. A wide range of new device sizes and changes to the nature of the apps themselves will increase the need for flexibility, especially on the client. We're already seeing 5-inch phablets, 7-inch tablets, and Windows 8 devices of 20 inches or more. Collectively, these new devices will significantly expand the potential for collecting contextual data about your customers. Here are some ideas of what changes you'll face:
3. Voice, Prioritized Over Touch.
Mobile developers are clamoring for API access to Apple's Siri and Google Now. There are a lot of scenarios where you would want to build voice input into your app today. For a running or fitness app, a phone is likely to be strapped to a person's sweaty arm, and looking at your screen while running can be a fast track into a lamp post. The same is true while driving. If you're hustling through an airport with luggage to catch a flight, voice beats touch. Modern applications will let people use their devices while keeping their eyes and hands off it.
4. Heads-Up Interfaces.
Expect to see heads-up displays such as Google Glass go mainstream in the next five years as Moore's law pushes processors to the point where such gadgets can be made powerful, lightweight and perhaps even stylish. Augmented-reality apps that don't work well on a phone or tablet could be transformative when ported to a device like Google Glass. A compelling example would be an app that provides real-time information about the people you are talking to but whose names you've forgotten.
But heads-up displays will create a whole new slate of problems for developers. We'll have to adapt to peripheral cues such as reminders and alerts that don't block the user's vision. We'll also need to integrate tactile and aural feedback such as voice commands and vibrating sensors that alert users they need to take action.
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"We're still looking for them and hopefully one day there will be a CD release," he said.
Van Citters also explained that the cast and crew had no idea that "Magoo" was destined to become a classic.
"Everyone who worked on this simply thought they were doing a special for that year," he said. "Nobody thought it was going to last as long as it did. Everyone was surprised it did as well as it did. They were so happy with it they aired it for the next five years and it was still getting good ratings. The second year it got better ratings than the first."
The Baby Boomer fans of "Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol" remain dedicated to keeping their beloved special's memory alive. At a December 2009 screening at The Paley Center For Media in New York City, many of those in attendance sang along and called out lines similar to midnight screenings of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." (But with far fewer fishnets, one would imagine.)
"The fans are very dedicated," said Van Citters. "Those who remember it remember it very well and are very passionate about it. So it's exciting that NBC is putting it back on and it will be exposed to a whole new generation of viewers."
That whole new generation of viewers may never grasp the concept of a television event.
"It's funny, isn't it, that TV specials have kind of disappeared," said Van Citters. "At one time a special was special. There used to be just three networks and when someone did something unique, everyone knew about it and they set aside time to watch it. But now we have access to everything at any time of the day, at any place in the world, and you can watch it on a postage stamp or a screen almost as big as a movie theater screen."
But back in the 1960s of course, Van Citters pointed out, if you missed your favorite Christmas special you were forced to wait for the next airing.
"You only had that onc chance, and then 52 weeks later you could see it again."


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Several well-known tech stocks surged Friday after reporting better-than-expected third quarter results.
That helped push the S&P 500 to an all-time high Friday. The index ended the week up nearly 1 percent.
The Dow and the Nasdaq rose Friday as well and also ended the week up about 1 percent. The Nasdaq is within striking distance of 4,000, a level it last hit in September 2000.
Friday's tech titans: Amazon posted a loss, but sales were much better than forecasts. Amazon's shares soared nearly 10 percent.
Microsoft easily topped estimates for sales and profits. Those results helped push its stock up nearly 6 percent.
Even Zynga, the troubled online video game company, surprised Wall Street by reporting losses that were slimmer than expected, sending shares up nearly 6 percent.
Other prominent tech companies, such as Yahoo and LinkedIn, fell.
Traders on StockTwits were closely monitoring the tech sector.
AheadoftheNews noted that Amazon and Microsoft were moving up at the expense of Google and Apple: "so little cash on sidelines, players have to rotate out of $GOOG and $AAPL to buy more $AMZN and $MSFT. M-A-N-I-A."
For Microsoft, which had been a market laggard the past few years, the jump was a welcome surprise. "$MSFT havent see this move like this for many years," wrote bullvsbear.
Several traders were wary of the big moves in Zynga, which has been struggling this year: "$ZNGA what justifies this jump? Revenue dropped, users dropped by 50 percent. Only 1 game in top 50 grossing on mobile. Just don't see growth Bearish," span77 wrote.
Don't fight the Fed ... and are consumers really less confident? Investors have been pleased by earnings reports, but they also remained convinced that the Federal Reserve will delay winding back its massive bond-buying program. The Fed has a policy meeting next week and is widely expected to say it will continue buying $85 billion in bonds and mortgage-backed securities a month.
The University of Michigan's October reading on consumer confidence fell far below expectations and was also below September's levels.
Still, UPS is confident that consumers will be shopping in force over the holidays. The shipping giant predicted a robust holiday season, which sent shares up more than 1 percent. The company also reported quarterly income that exceeded forecasts. Earlier this week, UPS rival FedEx said it thought that Cyber Monday, the first Monday after Thanksgiving, will be its busiest day ever.
Twitter's IPO is coming soon: Twitter revealed late Thursday that it plans to raise upwards of $1.4 billion in its initial public offering, selling 70 million shares at between $17 and $20 per share. At the high end of that range, Twitter would be worth nearly $11 billion.


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Biggest Loser announced
Special to The Herald
Paul Buxton and Laura Kalil both tied for the Biggest Loser title with a 22 pound weight loss.
Buxton is now off both blood pressure and cholesterol medications.
Kalil said she has more energy than ever before.
Both winners are still coming to aerobics and working out three times per week.
Kalil has joined the Yazoo City Running Club, and Buxton is at the gym four times a week.
Initially there were 22 people who signed up for the program, with 15 completing it. They exercised two nights per week for 1.5 hours with high intensity cardio and strength training. Each participant was given a fat gram recommendation to monitor and were left with their discretion on putting together the diet plan that worked for them.
Overall the group who finished lost a total of 201.4 pounds.
For coordinator and trainer Diane Sampson, this makes over 1,000 pounds that she has successfully helped Yazooans lose.
"They did an excellent job and even though I pushed them to the max every workout, they hung in and completed the program," Sampson said. "Everyone was successful with an average weight loss average of 15 pounds per person."
Biggest Loser 3 starts Jan. 9, 2012 and anyone interested in signing up can contact Sampson at to 601-941-0590 or The Rock for more information.