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Our fictional orphan heroes did not make their journeys to self-hood without the help of others: they learned the ins and outs of survival from their communities. In The Lion King, the dynamic duo of Pumbaa the Warthog and Timon the Meerkat help Simba avoid being eaten alive. Similarly, Bambi is helped by his fellow forest creatures.
The same is true of patients and families affected by rare diseases. Sufferers and their loved ones jump at the chance to talk to someone with firsthand knowledge of their journey, situation, and future. Extrovertic witnessed this firsthand when we conducted a focus group among parents of children with Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome. (Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome is a particularly hard-to-treat form of early-onset epilepsy. By young adulthood, people with this syndrome often are difficult to manage.)
In our focus group, we had one mother with a young child and another mother with a son who is 15. It was clear that the mother of the teen was hesitant to talk about her difficulties, for fear of upsetting the other mother about what she might face as her child grew older. But the mother of the young child begged the experienced mom, saying, "Please give me advice. Please, if there is anything you can tell me, please do."
Bio-pharma companies are often in a unique position to help patients and families form relationships with each other, either directly through research or patient meetings, or indirectly through support for patient advocacy organizations. In any case, these relationships are extremely valuable to patients and their families.
The relationship between patients and the bio-pharma companies is just as important and there's a crucial difference between marketing a blockbuster and an orphan drug. For companies with an orphan drug, there must be strong, ongoing patient relationships throughout the company and across functions and levels. And unlike most blockbuster launches where patients are the last customer group to be considered, companies developing orphan drugs must actively incorporate patients and advocates early in the development process.
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Building these strong relationships requires an ongoing and significant investment in time and resources. As with any investment, it helps to have specified goals and metrics. Adapting from a terrific slide-share presentation by Debra Askanase, one metric to consider is Return on Engagement, which can be defined in this case as: "the time and investment spent participating or interacting with patients, and in turn, what transpired that's worthy of measurement."
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By DEBBIE HOFHINESUtah Foster Care Foundation
I have been very encouraged to see many Americans, and especially Utahns, stepping forward to help those unfortunate Haitian people devastated by an earthquake.
I've received many calls regarding orphan children coming to the U.S. and Utah specifically. Many are willing to reach out and provide safety and permanence to thousands of needy children from another country.
While this is commendable, you've only to look within our own country's borders and even within the borders of our own state to find children who need the same thing.
Utah currently has nearly 2,700 such children in state custody because their parents were not safely caring for them. Foster care is a difficult and thankless service and the care foster parents provide for children is often overlooked by other members of the community.
While most children in foster care will be reunited with their families, some will need permanency that only adoption can afford them. Imagine the impact you can have on children/teens in this very community.
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Grey Oaks Country Club celebrates 20th anniversary
As recently as the late 1980s, the four corners at the intersection of Airport-Pulling Road and Golden Gate Parkway were strawberry and potato fields mixed with untouched tracts and stands of virgin pines. The land had been left to Judy Sproul and her three daughters in trust by her father, the son of Collier County Founder Barron Gift Collier. At first, she was not quite sure what to do with it.
"We sold the piece off to Bear's Paw and carved out a space for an office park," said Judy Sproul. "We did not know what we wanted to do with the remainder. And then a gentleman named Roy Cawley came to us. He had been with Collier Enterprises. Roy and I put our heads together and we thought, ok, let's try and make this work. We interviewed land planners, golf course architects and I got crash courses on what is good and bad in development. He was a wonderful teacher and everywhere we went he would point something out — look at the mailbox, see how the curb is done, look at the roofs — it was really kind of fascinating. So he took this green person who knew absolutely nothing and we put together a team of wonderful consultants. Everyone worked together which made it much more integrated. Roy was in charge of this. And of course me, being the owner, I was told politely that my ideas were welcome but not necessarily always the right ones. And so I learned an awful lot."
Learn she did. By 1993, with the first of its three award-winning golf courses completed, Grey Oaks Country Club was ready to open. The community's distinctive character was immediately apparent. As is the case today, an entry bridge that spans a sculpted canal signaled one's arrival at Grey Oaks and leads to landscaped parkways that border the undulating terrain of the golf courses. The clubhouse was kept to the front of the property and development started in the first three of the neighborhoods that are positioned around the community's main circle. Every aspect of the community conveyed an understated elegance that remains Grey Oaks' hallmark.
On Saturday, March 19, Grey Oaks Country Club celebrated its 20th Anniversary with a "white attire requested" event attended by 650 residents, members and guests. Held under a massive, elegantly appointed tent on the club's driving range, the event featured Grammy Award winning entertainment by the Drifters, the Crystals, Bowser from Sha-na-na and Rock and Rollers. Those in attendance danced after enjoying selections from a variety of food stations.
The anniversary celebration started earlier in the week when more than 200 residents, members and friends gathered at a luncheon to mark the Club's 20th year and to pay tribute to Mrs. Sproul. Emceed by community leader Dudley Goodlette, the presentation included a proclamation by Naples Mayor John Sorey, naming March 4, 2013 as Judy Sproul Day. In addition, a letter from Gov. Rick and Ann Scott was read, saying in part, "Grey Oaks is truly a one-of-a-kind community, and even more so, it is a testament to your vision. Congratulations — you are a true living legacy!" Grey Oaks Board Chairman Susan Mullican presented Mrs. Sproul with a photograph of the Sproul family on a community walkway. A copy will be on permanent display in the Clubhouse.
"I did not have a clear-cut vision when we started, but I knew I wanted to leave behind something that I was proud of, that my family would be proud of," said Judy Sproul. "Grey Oaks is my baby — my fourth child. My three daughters, Katie, Julie and Jennifer, were involved. We all worked on it. We had a very 'hands on' approach. We didn't let a consultant come in and say this is it and we'll do that."
Today, Judy and her daughters have reason to be proud. Grey Oaks Country Club has been recognized as one of America's Top 100 Golf Communities by Travel & Leisure and listed as one of an exclusive group of private clubs named Premier Properties by LINKS Magazine in its Golf Real Estate Guide. The Club Leaders Forum also named Grey Oaks Country Club a Platinum Club of America. The Platinum Club rating is conducted every three years and identifies America's most highly regarded clubs. Platinum Clubs represent the top 4 percent of America's 5,000 private clubs. Grey Oaks Country Club members enjoy three of the most exciting golf courses in southwest Florida, two clubhouses and a host of world-class amenities.
The club's amenities are completed, member-owned and debt free. A member board of directors now controls the operation of the club and is committed to furthering the Grey Oaks legacy in every respect.
In keeping with Judy's studied approach to development, new residential offerings continue to be introduced at Grey Oaks, including estate residences, luxury villas and coach homes, all of which are designed to blend gracefully with the community's earlier neighborhoods. Judy Sproul's daughter, Katie, now heads the Halstatt Partnership, the developer of Grey Oaks Country Club that is owned by the Sproul family.
"I'm extremely proud of Grey Oaks and I'm very happy I'm living here," said Judy Sproul. "I'm proud of how our management team created their own image of Grey Oaks and cultivated a staff that has bought into what Grey Oaks is. I'm proud of the landscaping and I was very involved with that. The ambiance of Grey Oaks — you go over that bridge that is not a normal bridge and you're in this wonderful golf course community and you just take a breath and say, 'I'm home and this is where I want to be.' The members have the same feeling. I am so proud of the members. They really care. They have embraced our very different eight-year transition that started three years ago and that was fun to see. They are committed to maintaining the quality of the community which I'm very excited about. I see a great future for Grey Oaks."
Resident and nonresident memberships are available at Grey Oaks Country Club. Along with its well established nonresident equity membership offering, Grey Oaks is now making nonrefundable, full golf memberships available to nonresidents for $95,000.
Grey Oaks is off Airport-Pulling Road, north of Golden Gate Parkway in Naples. Grey Oaks Realty is the exclusive sales and marketing representative of Grey Oaks Country Club. Online at www.greyoakscc.com.
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Surface ozone measurements have been made for the first time at Nainital (29.37 degrees N, 79.45 degrees E, 1958 m amsl), a high-altitude site in the central Himalayas, between October 2006 and December 2008. Diurnal variations in ozone do not show the daytime photochemical build-up typical of urban or rural sites. The seasonal variation shows a distinct ozone maximum in late spring (May; 67.2 +/- 14.2 ppbv) with values sometimes exceeding 100 ppbv and a minimum in the summer/monsoon season (August; 24.9 +/- 8.4 ppbv). Springtime ozone values in the central Himalayas are significantly higher than those at another high-altitude site (Mt. Abu) in the western part of India. Seasonal variations in ozone and the processes responsible for the springtime peak are studied using meteorological parameters, insolation, spatial and temporal classifications of air mass trajectories, fire counts, and simulations with a chemical transport model. Net ozone production over the Northern Indian Subcontinent in regionally polluted air masses is estimated to be 3.2 ppbv/day in spring but no clear build-up is seen at other times of year. Annual average ozone values in regionally polluted air masses (47.1 +/- 16.7 ppbv) and on high insolation days (46.8 +/- 17.3 ppbv) are similar. Background ozone levels are estimated to be 30-35 ppbv. Regional pollution is shown to have maximum contribution (16.5 ppbv) to ozone levels during May-June and is about 7 ppbv on an annual basis, while the contribution of long-range transport is greatest during January-March (8-11 ppbv). The modeled stratospheric ozone contribution is 2-16 ppbv. Both the trajectory analysis and the model suggest that the stratospheric contribution is 4-6 ppbv greater than the contribution from regional pollution. Differences in the seasonal variation of ozone over high-altitude sites in the central Himalayas (Nainital) and western India (Mt. Abu) suggest diverse regional emission sources in India and highlight the large spatial and temporal variability in ozone over the Indian region.


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MOBRIDGE, S.D. — (DRG News) January 11th was the 2014 Mobridge Ice Fishing Tournament. The tournament is an event by the Mobridge Area Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Ice Fishing Tournament Committee.
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1 79 David Smith, New England, ND - Corbin Smith, Mandan, ND
2 438 Marlin Berens, Glenham, SD - Jessica Berens, Glenham, SD
3 254 Quentin Berger, Aberdeen, SD - Matt Heupel, Aberdeen, SD
4 227 Casey Eisemann, Selby, SD - Corey Eisemann, Mobridge, SD
5 469 Jason Berens, Selby, SD - Kent Anderson, Glenham, SD
6 248 Brian Lehr, Milbank, SD - Jason Lehr, Aberdeen, SD
7 439 Chuck Maher, Timber Lake, SD - Brent Mareska, Timber Lake, SD
8 99 Brian Beaman, Selby, SD - Kari Beaman, Selby, SD
9 259 Tim Melander, Rugby, ND - Greg Chays, Minot, ND
10 263 Marshall Moe, Aurora, SD - Chad Hanson, Aurora, SD
11 314 Dustin Peters, Dickinson, ND - Roger Peters, Lemmon, SD
12 20 Kevin Krueger, Groton, SD - Dan Krueger, Groton, SD
13 325 Greg Nehlich, Aberdeen, SD - Mitchell Nehlich, Aberdeen, SD
14 382 Darrell Oaks, Selby, SD - Jim McRoberts, Selby, SD
15 298 Leonard Glines, Box Elder, SD - Charles Glines, McIntosh, SD
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18 201 Jim Forrette, Milbank, SD - Jeff Amdahl, Aberdeen, SD
19 405 Dennis Lehr, Aberdeen, SD - Rob Grajczyk, Eureka, SD
20 247 Terry Florentz, Pierre, SD - Todd Ruud, Fargo, ND
21 233 Lance Larsen, Bath, SD - Jeff Krueger, Bath, SD
22 457 Roger Blaha, Wagner, SD - Jeff Juffer, Wagner, SD
23 175 Josh Hoff, Lemmon, SD - Darin Peters, Lemmon, SD
24 397 Levi Duncan, Mobridge, SD - Quintin Schlomer, Glenham, SD
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Corey Eisemann, Mobridge: Beadle's Big Fish Award
Myndy Kampa, Groton: Custom Cottage Ice Shack
Gary Berndt, Mobridge: Alumna Trailer
Josh Hoag, Aberdeen; John Peterson, Aberdeen; Steve Chandler, Mobrige: Honda 4 Wheelers
Ryan Peterson, Fargo: UTV Prize Package
As you can see by the photos below, there was a great attendance and many smiling faces.
Carissa Aberle was the official photographer for the event and the gallery contains pictures that she took. You can see more of her work at SmugMug and Facebook.
Carissa had this to say about the tournament, "I had the great honor of being the official photographer for the 2014 Mobridge Ice Fishing Tournament. I can't even begin to describe how smoothly everything ran at the tourney. I can honestly say that anyone who had anything to do with running this tournament was absolutely amazing! The committee is full of hard working, selfless people and I am honored to have had the opportunity to see firsthand what they do to make this tournament such a success. It turned out to be a PERFECT day (better than anyone could have ever dreamed of) for ice fishing."
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For information on downloading the .pdf, read this blog post.
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The Blair Airport Authority has reached an agreement with an Omaha-based company to be the first fixed-base operator at the Blair Airport. At its Tuesday meeting, the airport board unanimously approved a land-lease agreement and an FBO franchise agreement with Skywerx Aviation Inc. to operate …Read More
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With more people and more aircraft using the Blair Airport, the new fixed-based operator thinks the whole facility is ready for take-off. "Two years from now, it may be hard to recognize this airport," said George Babcock, chief pilot for SkyWerx Aviation, the company that …Read More
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An agreement between the City of Borger and Carson County for fire protection has received official approval.
During a special session held Wednesday afternoon, action on the agreement was approved by the Borger City Council.
Eddie Edwards, Borger City Manager, said the agreement has been in the works for some time. He said the Borger Fire Department has been responding to fires in the northern part of Carson County as long as he can remember.
Veterinarian Dr. Jock Lee has been in his line of work for 35 years and will celebrate 30 years of owning his own business, located on 600 East Broadway Street in Fritch.
He graduated from veterinary school in August of 1975 from Texas A&M. He is originally from Spearman and moved to Fritch because he was offered the chance to come to FPC to teach veterinarian medicine
However, he said he also came here for the small town atmosphere.
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He finally settled in Fritch in 1976 and has been there ever since.
The West Texas High School Sports Department recently received notice that it will be receiving a special award.
The department was notified that it won $10,000 From Frito-Lay. It will receive the award as part of the ŌĆśScore for Your SchoolŌĆÖ promotion and will accept the check from Frito-Lay North America during a special assembly this Friday, March 25 at 9am at the West Texas High School on 600 Stewart Ave., Stinnett.
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After 85-year search, massless particle with promise for next-generation electronics found
An international team led by Princeton University scientists has discovered Weyl fermions, an elusive massless particle theorized 85 years ago. The particle could give rise to faster and more efficient electronics because ...
Researchers predicted existence of new quantum matter theoretically
Finland's Aalto University researchers have theorized that superconducting surfaces can become topological superconductors when magnetic iron atoms are deposited on the surface in a regular pattern. They used the latest mathematical ...
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Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has joined forces with fashion designer Michael Kors for a new holiday clothing collection.
Kors is known for designing clothes with an American classic evergreen taste, and the range will feature the actress' favourite pieces from Kors' past collections.
"Michael's clothes are gorgeous, staple, American classics that never go out of style. I thought it would be wonderful to reinvent some of my favourite vintage Michael Kors looks that I have kept for years, that I wear over and over," femalefirst.co.uk quoted Paltrow as saying.
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Infomercial huckster Kevin Trudeau is off to prison for a decade, but consumers aren't getting any reprieve when it comes to scams, ripoffs and frauds.
Instead, they will just find those problems in new places and from new crooks.
The question is why consumers and investors continue falling for some of the oldest tricks in the book, and a quick look at Trudeau's situation shows why the jailing of one huckster — or of a thousand swindlers — won't keep ordinary folks from falling prey to scoundrels.
If you don't know who Kevin Trudeau is, chances are you sleep well at night. Insomniacs, night owls and people who wake up before the crack of dawn, have had a hard time turning on their television without seeing his infomercials promising access to "secrets" that "they" don't want you to know.
He started by targeting people's health fears — "The Weight Loss Cure 'They' Don't Want You to Know About" and "Natural Cures 'They' Don't Want You to Know About" — but when the Federal Trade Commission went after him for false claims in those areas, he turned his attentions to money, hawking "Debt Cures 'They' Don't Want You to Know About." (See Shell-out game for my 2007 analysis of that program.)
Trudeau was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison for bilking consumers with his best-selling weight-loss book. The 50-year-old TV pitchman has been in jail since November, when he was convicted of criminal contempt for defying a 2004 court order that barred him from running false ads about the book; prosecutors said that Trudeau violated the order by airing the infomercial at least 32,000 times.
In other words, he directly ignored the restrictions about 10 times per day, while suggesting he was following the court's order by turning his focus to debt issues.
U.S. District Judge Ronald Guzman said before sentencing that for decades Trudeau had "steadfastly attempted to cheat others for his own personal gain."
The weight-loss book — which sold more than 850,000 copies and generated nearly $40 million in revenue, according to prosecutors — was the focus of the criminal conviction and a related Federal Trade Commission civil case in which Trudeau was ordered to pay a $37 million judgment, money Trudeau says he can't put up because he's broke.
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Infomercial pitchman Kevin Trudeau, who amassed his fortune with multimillion sellers like "Natural Cures 'They' Don't Want You to Know About," is heading to federal prison for 10 years for misleading consumers. Chuck Jaffe discusses. Photo: AP.
Trudeau's lawyers argued that their client should only be charged with defrauding 67 customers, the number of buyers who complained to consumer protection agencies.
Moreover, lawyers claimed that the harm to any one individual would have been less than $30 — the cost of the books — since no one can claim that his actions "shattered lives."
Indeed, it's probably fair to say that Trudeau didn't send anyone to the poor house.
But the claim of the lawyers that the losses were less than $30 also shows part of the problem here. The books cost $30, but then there was shipping and handling (that struck me as particularly odd for the debt book: Trudeau argued in his infomercial that banks should simply include all fees as part of the "interest" being paid, so he should have lumped transport costs into the price of the book), and the $9.95 a month that consumers who bought the book were typically charged to get supporting newsletters.
There were also serious opportunity costs for Trudeau's victims. If you had a debt problem, bought the book and the services and wound up about $250 further in debt to Trudeau, you could also have spent months not taking the serious steps necessary to get out of debt. Once you realized his cure was mostly a placebo, you still had to go through the hard work of belt-tightening and expense-cutting to get the debts under control.


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Mozilla Developers Remove Critical Bugs
The Mozilla Foundation has removed at least ten vulnerabilities from its browser, three of which were classified as critical by the developers.
The Mozilla developers discovered various bugs in the Mozilla Browser Engine; although they are not described in more detail it is understood that they were capable of crashing the browser and thus giving attackers the ability to inject and execute malicious code. The bug described in MFSA 2008-01 also affects the Thunderbird mail client. The next version of Thunderbird will include a fix.
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Dyreza Malware is Back
Powerful man-in-the-middle attack is now targeting online shopping.
Kernel Developer Matthew Garrett Forks the Linux Kernel
Another high-profile coder says the kernel team needs a kinder, gentler culture.
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Bug database has a bug of its own that could allow an intruder to create an unauthorized account.
US Launches New Strategy for Broadband Access
Report focuses federal resources on achieving universal Internet access.
RC4 Finally Gets the Fork
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Report from the X-Force group says attackers are using TOR to hide their crimes
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JQS for Vista?
I am running 1.6.0_10-beta-b14 on Vista SP1 and I noticed that the JQS was installed.
I have two questions
1. With the advancements in Vista for "caching" applications, is the JQS needed on Vista?
2. If it is needed, should it be Automatic (Delayed)?
I noticed the same thing today. JQS seems to be enabled by default on Vista now whereas it used to be disabled in the past. Was this done on purpose or is it a bug?
I have verified that this is still the case for b24. Should this be a bug?
Thanks for reporting this problem. A bug has been filed...
It has been fixed for b25 and is pending verification and integration.
Thanks again!
I have verified that the JQS Service does not install under Vista with build 25.
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Hmm well the service installed for me on my Vista box. I'll verify again with build 22. If JQS is installed on Vista, is this a defect?
On Vista, the JQS service is installed as a Windows Service. However, it is disabled by default. Users are free to enable it to experiment with cold startup times.
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A Football That Will Never Be Booted
Some traditions are meant to last forever.
Thursday marked my 33rd birthday. For some people, birthdays are a big deal. For me, it's just another day. If I'm scheduled to work, I show up. If I'm off, I avoid making elaborate plans. It's just part of my nature — I don't like to bring too much attention to myself.
There is one aspect of my birthday that I absolutely love, however — the Carvel ice cream cake that's shaped like a football.
My parents have gotten it for me annually since I was about 6- or 7-years-old. This year was no different. The three of us celebrated with a low-key dinner at their house on Friday night, followed by the presentation of that familiar oblong-shaped delicacy.
Even after 26 or 27 years, I still grin at the mere sight of it. Baseball is my favorite sport, but baseball cakes aren't exactly easy to come by in January — especially when I was a little kid. My parents improvised, and the rest has been history.
I could have veered toward something new as I grew up and matured. There are so many fine desserts out there, ranging from understated to grand. Yet every year, I would have the same thing — and would never complain about it.
Why does a simple, vanilla-and-chocolate ice cream cake with a chocolate crunchy crust and whipped-cream "laces" bring me so much joy? Is it a psychological connection to the innocence of my youth? Is it the deeper meaning behind a special tradition that I've been able to maintain with my parents over the years? Or is it just a damn good treat?
Perhaps it's a combination of those things, coupled with some other reasons that I haven't even considered. But one thing's for certain: whenever I think of my birthday, that cake is the very first thing that comes to mind.
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International Dances of Universal Peace
These simple dances were first created by Murshid Samuel Lewis, a Sufi in San Francisco. He used sacred phrases of all of the world's faith traditions and simple folk dance movements. From the few dances he started leading in his garage, the dances have grown to over 500 certified dances. There are dance groups all over North America, in Central and South America, in Europe -- virtually all over the world. We dance locally every month in both Toledo and Ann Arbor. All are welcome to join us. You do not need a partner. Dances are taught as we dance, so there is no need for prior experience.
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The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) states the following in regards to violations committed in other states - even though you are a New Jersey driver, you can still acquire points and penalties for violations committed in other states.
New Jersey is a member of two compacts that enforce this policy. There is the Drivers License Compact (DLC) which consists of 45 states and the District of Columbia. States not included are Georgia, Massachusetts, Michigan, Tennessee and Wisconsin. Members in this compact exchange all violation information. Out-of-state moving violations are worth two points in NJ. For example, if you receive a speeding ticket in Virginia, you will get two points on your New Jersey driving record for that violation.
The Non-Resident Violator Compact (NRVC) consists of 44 states and the District of Columbia. States not included are Alaska, California, Michigan, Montana, Oregon and Wisconsin. This compact assures nonresident motorists the same rights and privileges as residents.
With this agreement nonresident drivers have due process protection and cannot be detained out-of-state. It requires drivers to fulfill the terms of traffic citations received in member states or face the possibility of license suspension in their home state. This compact does not apply to parking or standing violations, highway weight limit violations and violations of Hazmat transportation laws.
The NJ MVC does not say that Puerto Rico would exchange information with them since it is not a state or US territory that is involved in the Compacts listed above however we would advise you to check with the NJ MVC to find out if tickets from Puerto Rico are reported to them and/or placed on your driving record with points assessed.
We asked a representative of the MVC, however she was unable to say for certain if the offense would go on your record and be assessed 2 points (the normal amount assigned to out of state moving violations).The MVC rep. thought most likely the PR conviction would be treated as other out of state tickets since even tickets from Puerto Rico showed up in the national database the MVC gets information from.
You may also try asking the PR government agency which you pay the ticket to if your home state of New Jersey will be informed of the conviction of the traffic violation. Just for your information, we have read that tickets in PR for minor traffic violations are normally issued by either municipal or Commonwealth police officers and may be paid at any local Collector of Internal Revenue office (Colecturía de Rentas Internas).
We have heard that with speeding and other similar violations, your driver's license is withheld by the policeman issuing the ticket. You must pay the ticket and then bring the receipt within thirty days to the local police station to recover your license. After thirty days, your driver's license will be sent to the P.R Department of Transportation (Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas). So if your driver's license was held by the police to make sure you would take care of your ticket then you will need to make sure to find out when paying the ticket what is needed to get it back.


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Kay Drew is head of school at Clarksville Academy, and current chairwoman of the Clarksville-Montgomery County Economic Development Council.
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Kay Drew spends her days educating the city's youth in her position as head of school at Clarksville Academy. But she also makes a valuable contribution to the local economic and business landscape as chair of the Clarksville-Montgomery County Economic Development Council.
Drew sat down with The Leaf-Chronicle recently for the latest in our Business question-and-answer series:
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Utes get 2015 commit from California ATH Donzale Roddie
Most Los Angeles football players have two choices in mind for their future: UCLA or USC.
Not Donzale Roddie. The Compton, Calif., native has had plenty of conversations with his coach about his future, and it doesn't surprise Paramount HS coach Matt Howard that one of his stars would choose the Utes as his college destination.
"I knew he probably was going to take off," Howard said. "Every time we talked, it wasn't a situation in which he was worried about staying close to home."
Utah football got a commitment from the SoCal prep athlete on Wednesday morning, the program's seventh 2015 recruit expected to sign next year. Although the Utes are the only team to offer Roddie so far, the three-star athlete (Scout) has gotten plenty of phone calls from USC, Colorado, Fresno State, San Diego State and Wyoming among others.
It meant a lot to Roddie that Utah had been first to lay out a scholarship offer. His visit last Friday all but sealed the decision up for him. He said he was impressed by the recently built football facility, but was mostly sold on the program's atmosphere.
"I just love the vibe of it, with the players and the coaches," he said. "It's really good for me, just a good fit for me."
Roddie said it surprised him how many Utes hailed from California. On his visit, he connected with fellow L.A. native Delshawn McClellon.
Recruited by Dennis Erickson, Roddie said it hasn't been determined which side of the ball he'll play on in college. He'll likely end up as a wide receiver or cornerback, depending on how the coaching staff decides to use him.
According to Maxpreps.com, Roddie tallied more than 500 receiving yards last year with 7 touchdown receptions for the Pirates. As a defensive back, he registered 36 tackles, picked off a pass and blocked a field goal.
Howard says he sees both sides of the argument: Roddie is both Paramount's best route runner and its best cover corner. Over the offense, Howard said he sees Roddie as a "technician" of route running and catching the ball. He also filled in as a free safety last year, and was physical in run support belying his 6-foot, 170-pound frame.
One thing Roddie is working on is his speed: He's running track this spring to improve it.
"He's not a blazing fast guy, but he does seem to be fast enough," Howard said. "It's hard to explain. He doesn't seem that fast, but he can run past DI-committed corners. I think a guy like Donzale, once he gets in a college weightroom and starts eating the right things, he'll really take to that."
Roddie said either way, he'll be good to go. He's perhaps most excited about playing in the Pac-12 against the programs that other L.A. athletes dream about playing for.
"That means a lot," he said of playing in the Pac-12. "That's a big accomplishment for me. My family is really excited about that."
You can view Roddie's Hudl highlights here. The video above is by CityBallers.
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Nokia confirms no Windows Phones in US until early 2012
Nokia World is underway and SlashGear is at the show live. We had hoped that there would be a lot of new devices unveiled at the show and so far, there have been some cool announcements. The Lumina 800 Windows Phone for instance looks very nice on paper and we can't wait to try the smartphone out in person. If you were hoping for some confirmation of when the Mango Nokia devices would land, we have that too.


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I would like to thank Julius Caesar for originating my hairstyle.
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When they report earnings on in a few weeks I expect this stock to POP OFF. If you don't believe Kanye believe Brian Sozzi who says:
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Betty Phillips Cook will be celebrating her 80th birthday on June 27, 2011.
She was the wife of 60 years to the late Mervin D. Cook. She is the mother of seven children and Grandma Grapes to 27 grandchildren, 48 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren.
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Houston County Courier - Local News
Stories Added - August 2009
Copyright 2009 - Polk County Publishing Company
CPD issues warning
Houston County Courier - August 2009
The Crockett Police Department has issued a statement warning Crockett residents that burglaries of unlocked vehicles continue to be a problem in the city.
"Although some progress has been made in identifying and apprehending some of the perpetrators, we are still receiving reports of unlocked vehicles being burglarized," the report signed by Police Chief Jimmy Fisher says.
The burglaries are reportedly occurring late at night or in the early morning when people are sleeping.
The perpetrators will enter a neighborhood checking for unlocked cars. When they find an unlocked vehicle they will enter and take anything of value.
CPD is asking that residents keep their vehicles locked while unattended and report any suspicious persons they may see in their neighborhoods.
CPD is also enforcing the city Juvenile Curfew Code.
Curfew in the city of Crockett is from 11 p.m. – 5:30 a.m. Sunday – Thursday and 12 a.m. – 5:30 a.m. Friday – Saturday.
Curfew applies to juveniles under 17 years of age.
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The Cat o' Nine Tails
1971. Italy/France/West Germany. Dario Argento. 112 min.
Saturday, November 15, 2008, 8:30 p.m.
Theater 1 (The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater 1), T1
The Cat o' Nine Tails
1971. Italy/France/West Germany. Written and directed by Dario Argento. With Karl Malden, Aldo Reggiani, Catherine Spaak. Seeing is not believing in Argento's second feature, a tantalizing mind game whose purposefully convoluted plot, involving genetic research, espionage, and myriad false leads, gives the filmmaker an ideal opportunity to explore his obsession with the unreliability of the senses. Argento contributes admirably to the mystery/suspense tradition of Alfred Hitchcock, Michelangelo Antonioni, and Michael Powell, using close-ups, still photographs, point-of-view tracking shots, and disorienting architectural settings to obscure and confound reality. Preserved by the Cineteca Nazionale, Rome. In Italian; English subtitles. 112 min.
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In the early part of the 19th century there were two public houses in Upton Village, one was located on what is now Ford Road, opposite Rake Lane where Heseltines and Upton Travel are now. This was probably called the Horse and Groom and the victualler was William Mullineaux in the 1830s.
The second public house was located on Rake Lane, opposite the fish and chip shop, where the entrance to the Eagle and Crown's function room is now. The victualler was William Langley in the 1830s.
The present Eagle and Crown is built, in about 1840, on the site of the old pub and a house which was on the corner of Ford Road and Rake Lane. The first victualler of the Eagle and Crown was William Langley, who remained there until his death in the late 1850s. (The 1861 census shows his wife, Maria, as the victualler).
Over the years the Eagle and Crown has been home to various organisations, including The Wirral Farmers' Club and The Order of Oddfellows. In 1926 the pub was extensively renovated.
The Horse and Jockey was built on the opposite corner of Rake Lane about 1850 on a site previously occupied by an 'L' shaped block of cottages. The first victualler of the Horse and Jockey was William Mullineux, so it is likely that the Horse and Groom closed when the new pup opened.
The Horse and Jockey was owned by William Inman until 1875, on 31st July of that year Catherine Furness bought the buildings and land.
The Eagle and Crown has survived in much the same form as when renovated in 1926. The Horse and Jockey was demolished in the 1960s and a new supermarket for the Birkenhead and District Co-operative Society was built on the site.
The Co-op Grocers had previously been located next to the Eagle and Crown in Rake Lane. The new supermarket closed in the 1980s and the building was bought by Ethel Austin.
Following the demolition of the Horse and Jockey, a new pub, also called the Horse and Jockey, was built on the corner of Arrowe Park Road.
There are two other pubs within the township, the Overchurch on the Overchurch Estate, and the Willows on Saughall Massie Road.


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If you weren't already swooning over Jason Mraz's guitar skills, we're pretty sure a quick listen to his tune "I Won't Give Up" (from his new Love Is A Four Letter Word album) will win you over. The song was inspired by his full support for gay equality/marriage. Nope, he's not gay — just a really great guy.
The slow-tempo strumming and hopeful melody are lovely enough, but the lyrics are the true powerful element of the tune: " I'm here to stay and make the difference that I can make/ Our differences they do a lot to teach us how to use/ The tools and gifts we got yeah, we got a lot at stake." While it's not a motivational "We're not gonna take it" feel, it's a tender reminder that "things will get better." Mraz admits that the song has many levels of meaning, but the tune was mostly inspired by equal rights. In a recent interview (about the album)with LGBT Weekly, Mraz says: "Traditional marriage between a man and a woman, and trying to put that into a law or a rule, is basically saying that gay people aren't real. Well, gay people are very real. It is treating our gay and lesbian citizens like second-class citizens. I think it is the final step in the civil rights movement."
With the even more recent teen suicides, the gay marriage debate, and everyday hate that is charged in to the world… it's nice to have a sweet anthem like Mraz's to remind us that love — no matter who it's with — will save the day. (Follow The Everyday Gay on Facebook and Twitter!)
Listen to Jason Mraz's "I Won't Give Up" below!


text: Jennifer Love Hewitt (Almost) Bares All In Music Video Promoting 'The Client List' Season 2 February 8, 2013 News, The Client List With the season two premiere of The Client List fast approaching, Jennifer Love Hewitt has released a new single and music video to promote her series about a housewife who finds herself working at a full-service day spa to make ends meet. The video captures the series' risqué spirit as Hewitt sings the jazzy power anthem number "I'm a Woman" as she strips, makes creative use of a giant sign that reads "W.O.M.A.N." and dances with a selection of fedora-wearing fellows. "I'm a Woman" is available for purchase/download on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and iHeart Radio. You can watch the music video below. Season two of The Client List premieres Sunday, March 10th at 10/9c on Lifetime.