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A Structured Protocol to Evaluate Efficacy and Safety of a Popular Electronic Nicotine Delivery Device (E-Cigarette) Efficacy and Safety of a Popular Electronic Nicotine Delivery Device (E-Cigarette)
This study has been completed.
Universita degli Studi di Catania
Lega Italiana Anti Fumo
Arbi Group Srl
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Riccardo Polosa, Universita degli Studi di Catania
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: August 19, 2010
Last updated: January 7, 2013
Last verified: January 2013
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|August 19, 2010
|Last Updated Date
|January 7, 2013
|Start Date ICMJE
|April 2010
|Primary Completion Date
|April 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01188239 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|A Structured Protocol to Evaluate Efficacy and Safety of a Popular Electronic Nicotine Delivery Device (E-Cigarette) Efficacy and Safety of a Popular Electronic Nicotine Delivery Device (E-Cigarette)
|Official Title ICMJE
|Twelve Weeks Study Investigating the Efficacy and Safety of a Widely Marketed Electronic Nicotine Delivery Device (E-Cigarette): 6 Weeks on High Dose Nicotine and 6 Weeks on Low Dose Nicotine Cartridges in Smokers
|Brief Summary
|The study's major aim is to investigate the ability of a commercial Electronic Nicotine Delivery Device (E-Cigarette) loaded with low dose nicotine to induce long-term smoking reduction/abstinence in smokers unwilling to quit. Secondary aims are to investigate changes in withdrawal symptoms and cravings and to examine whether concomitant use of the E-Cigarette and smoking is safe. The study will monitor smoking reduction/abstinence effects, changes in withdrawal symptoms, and adverse events of a currently marketed device in Italy ("Categoria" electronic cigarette) using initially for 6 weeks "ORIGINAL" 7.4 mg nicotine cartridges followed by a further 6 weeks of "CATEGORIA" 5.2 mg nicotine cartridges. The primary hypothesis is that the E-Cigarette used in a structured protocol is a safe device that allows smoking reduction or abstinence in smokers possibly by suppressing withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
|Detailed Description
|The electronic cigarette (E-Cigarette) is an electronic nicotine delivery systems designed for the purpose of nicotine delivery to the respiratory system where nor tobacco nor combustion are necessary for its operation. For these reasons, it is possible that this product may be safer than cigarettes. Marketing claims also include that they can be useful smoking cessation aids. Although E-Cigarette may produce lung delivery of nicotine similar to that of tobacco cigarettes and reproduces the gesture component associated with tobacco smoking, very little is known about the effect of E-Cigarette on the smoking habits of regular tobacco smokers. Therefore, we designed a prospective observational study consisting of 8 office-based visits (a baseline visit and a 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12-weeks and a final visit at 24-weeks) to monitor possible modifications in the smoking habits of a group of well characterized regular smokers experimenting the e-cigarette focusing on long-term smoking reduction/abstinence, changes in withdrawal symptoms/cravings and adverse events. Specifically, 100 smokers will be given "Categoria" electronic cigarette initially loaded with "ORIGINAL" 7.4 mg nicotine cartridges for 6 weeks followed by "CATEGORIA" 5.2 mg nicotine cartridges for a further 6 weeks. A final follow up visit will be carried out at 24 weeks.
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Design ICMJE
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Target Follow-Up Duration
|Not Provided
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|Sampling Method
|Non-Probability Sample
|Study Population
|Regular smokers from Catania in Italy recruited following the placement of an advertisement in a local newspaper.
|Condition ICMJE
|Intervention ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Study Groups/Cohorts
|HIGH 6wks LOW 6wks NICOTINE
Well characterized group of 100 regular smokers experimenting the E-Cigarette loaded with ORIGINAL" 7.4 mg nicotine cartridges for 6 weeks followed by "CATEGORIA" 5.2 mg nicotine cartridges for a further 6 weeks (high and low nicotine group).
|Publications *
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* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|April 2012
|Primary Completion Date
|April 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|18 Years to 60 Years (Adult)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|Removed Location Countries
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|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
|Not Provided
|IPD Sharing Statement
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Riccardo Polosa, Universita degli Studi di Catania
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Universita degli Studi di Catania
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Investigators ICMJE
|PRS Account
|Universita degli Studi di Catania
|Verification Date
|January 2013
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ST. PETE BEACH — Seth Whalley approaches the palm tree in front of the pizza shop, searching for something that looks familiar. Anything.
For seven months he has stayed away from Florida and this spot on Blind Pass Road. Now he retraces the path he took with his wife, Heather, that sunny April day.
He knew her for 20 years, yet he can't remember the last time he looked into her green eyes, what they talked about as they walked, or even where they were headed that day.
It was here that a van jumped the curb and ran into them on the sidewalk. The driver had four prescription drugs in his system but never got so much as a ticket. To understand how that is possible, Seth had to come back.
"I just want the truth, and I want the truth to be judged," he says.
He circles the palm tree, where Heather's face smiles from a flowery memorial, and tears come to his eyes. He crumples into one of the pizzeria's chairs.
He wants to know: Why did he live when she died?
• • •
Seth Whalley is 34, a chemist, the father of three: Ashley, 12, Kyler, 9, and Julia, 4. The kids are back in Massachusetts with friends and relatives.
He met Heather in a high school art class in Massachusetts. She was 14 and he was 15. They married young and had their first child while he was still in college. She taught kindergarten but quit after two years to homeschool the kids.
A few years ago, they moved to Charlotte, N.C., after Seth got a new job. They looked forward to a warmer climate.
"We went from having a great marriage to having a storybook marriage," he said of the move to Charlotte. "I call it our last kiss goodbye. I know it sounds corny."
They traveled often to Florida to visit Heather's mother, Laura Kell, who lives on Sunset Beach.
On the last day of a visit to Kell in April, they decided to grill outside before Seth took their son to a Rays game. But first, they would squeeze in a walk to pick up food. They left around 11 a.m.
"It was supposed to be a relatively insignificant walk," Seth Whalley said, "and now it's defined who I am."
• • •
Ray Rigney stops his alcohol delivery truck in the middle turn lane of Blind Pass Road, puts on his flashing lights and jumps out. He crosses quickly to the sidewalk where Seth Whalley waits.
Rigney, 44, saw it all happen like a drive-through movie before him. He lives in Pasco County but his delivery route takes him to St. Pete Beach every day. He had pulled into the same turn lane on April 10, preparing to make a left turn to deliver some alcohol to a small store.
He saw Heather and Seth on the sidewalk in front of Fortunato's Italian Pizzeria. He saw Aaron Scott Rimar's Chevrolet van coming down the road behind them. Then the van just veered off the road, like a bowling ball headed for the gutter.
It jumped onto the sidewalk, heading straight for the couple. As far as Rigney can tell, Rimar never hit the brakes, never turned his wheel.
The van struck the Whalleys, then was stopped cold by the palm tree.
"I watched you fly through the air like rag dolls," Rigney tells Seth. "You ended up on this curb. She was over here on her back. Your wife was breathing and then she stopped, like she was gasping for air."
"Did she say anything?" Seth asks.
"No, neither one of you was conscious," Rigney replies. "Both of you had deep welts on your head."
Seth pauses. He wants to ask the question, the one that prompted this unlikely reunion, the one that keeps him up at night.
Heather died of head injuries two days after the accident. Seth was in a coma for several days but survived. Did he save himself at his wife's expense? Was that why she died and he lived?
Seth's question comes out quietly, "Did we know?"
Rigney does not hesitate.
"You guys were talking. You guys didn't see anybody," Rigney says. "I just wish I'd had time to honk my horn."
• • •
Aaron Rimar has received 21 traffic tickets in Pinellas County, for everything from speeding and careless driving to running a stop sign and driving on the wrong side of a divided highway, according to court records.
His last speeding ticket was resolved just a month before the accident that killed Heather Whalley. He also was charged as a teenager and young adult with a handful of crimes, including aggravated assault, shooting at an undercover officer (he said he thought the undercover officers were burglars casing the neighborhood) and possession of a marijuana pipe.
Rimar, 35, declined to be interviewed for this story. Public records show that he's affiliated with Gulfcoast Networks, a business a few blocks from the accident scene. He told police that the last thing he remembered before the accident was looking down at his briefcase. He woke up in the hospital.
There, police asked for a blood sample to see if he was intoxicated. They found prescription drugs, including butalbital, a barbiturate; oxycodone, a narcotic painkiller; diazepam, also known as Valium; and Nordiazepam, a sedative similar to diazepam.
Rimar told them he used the drugs for a shoulder injury.
St. Pete Beach investigator Robert Micklitsch, who interviewed Rimar two weeks after the accident, said he asked him if he was under a doctor's care. Rimar said he was not.
Jack Helinger, an attorney for Rimar, did not return calls seeking comment, but he has said his client has the "highest sympathy" for the Whalley family.
"There's no doubt this is a just terrible tragedy. It breaks everybody's heart," he said in August. "But there are accidents that are not crimes."
• • •
Seth Whalley stands next to his lawyer looking stunned.
"The decision has been made. They're not going to charge Rimar for anything," says Tom Carey, a civil lawyer Seth hired to file a wrongful-death lawsuit.
The two have just emerged from a meeting with a prosecutor from the State Attorney's Office at the courthouse in Largo.
Rimar had drugs in his system, the prosecutor said, but not in high enough quantities to judge him impaired. Two doctors, including an outside toxicology expert from Shands hospital in Gainesville, have said so.
Whalley and his attorney tried to convince the prosecutor that there was at least a circumstantial case. What about the fact that Rimar didn't turn the wheel or use his brakes for 50 feet? Wasn't that reckless driving?
"The guy was at or below therapeutic levels on these drugs," Chief Assistant State Attorney Bruce Bartlett said in a later interview. "We can't charge people because we don't like what they did."
Since witnesses say Rimar wasn't driving recklessly before the accident, prosecutors say they can't charge him with reckless driving.
"Did he black out or go to sleep?" Bartlett continued. "We don't know. We don't have any evidence."
Heather's mother takes the news hard outside the courthouse.
"I've been waiting for this day," she says, dissolving into tears. "I haven't been angry at the justice system because I was hoping they'd do their job. But I don't want to be angry. I'm afraid of my anger."
• • •
Seth flew back to Charlotte to pack up his house in North Carolina this past week. He is moving back to Massachusetts to be closer to family. As he sat among the boxes, he was overcome with how much he had lost.
His home. His wife. His hope for justice.
But he did gain something from his trip to Florida. He learned there was nothing he could have done to prevent it. And that was a relief.
Times researchers John Martin and Will Gorham contributed to this report. Leonora LaPeter Anton can be reached at email@example.com or (727) 893-8640.

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text: I have an 01 which to put it bluntly had a lot of crappy amenities on it. The grab rails were junk. They look horrible and come apart easily. The carpet is not nice and plush. I love this boat please don't get me wrong, but it is time to go through it and update things. My question is can i get a new carpet for my boat? What would be involved? Can I get a snapout carpet at this time or is there adhesives under my carpet? I would like to add the new style grab handles, has anyone done that, and how much should I expect to pay? Adnd lastly I would love to get the section of dash that is on the right side near the control. That really cleans up the drivers area. If anyone has done any of these mods I would love to hear about them. Thanks in advance, Brad.


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I was somewhat wary about buying this hard drive. When I heard the name Deskstar I couldn't help but think of all the "Deathstar" jokes related to their high failure rates. After hearing good things about this drive when looking into 1 TB choices I looked into the Deathstar issue which seems to have been a problem with one particular old model. These days Hitachi are recovering from negative press by producing quality drives.
I bought this drive primarily as a storage drive with my operating system on a 500 GB Western Digital. The hard drive performs well. The good seek time ratings and such translate to reality as it keeps up with my well reviewed WD drive. The fact that it has only a 16MB buffer as opposed to the more standard 32MB doesn't affect it's performance in any noticable way. Writing, reading, defragging and scanning are as fast as hoped. This drive is also very quiet when idle or accessing and will be hard to notice over the CPU and PSU fans (assuming you don't have water cooling). It runs at an average temperature. So far I've been using this drive extensively for 6 months and have had no reliability issues and suprising no bad sectors so it's looking good. Of course, it's always looking good until the day it fails.


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A transaction cost perspective on financial distress and capital structure
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Volume (Year): 15 (1995)
Issue (Month): 4 (December)
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Hello Chris,
I am back again and we have discussed your pain earlier also. An isolated diabetic neuropathy is though known but is exceedingly rare. Pelvic floor electromyography and nerve conduction velocity study are good investigation to confirm or rule out neuropathy. So you may contemplate this work up. Meanwhile your doctor can consider Pregabalin or Gabapentin for the treatment. I would also recommend anal manometry to see the sphincter spasm and if there is increased spasm, one may consider Biofeedback which help in decreasing the anal sphincter tone.
Please feel free for your follow up questions.
Dr. Arun
I can understand about the continuous nagging painful sensation and since this is going on for so long, understandably this is very annoying. One of reason of this kind of pain is pelvic floor problems and weakness. One of the cause to be considered for your pain is levator ani syndrome. Ask your physician to consider this entity. Following investigations are done to confirm the diagnosis;
1) defecography,
2) pelvic MRI (already done for you)
3) nerve-conducting velocities and needle-electromyographic studies are used to help evaluate compression or entrapment neuropathy and pelvic floor function.
The treatment is following;
1) electrogalvanic stimulation,
2) biofeedback training,
3) digital massage of the levator ani muscles
4) sacral nerve stimulation
5) physical therapy for the pelvic floor muscles
Pelvic congestion syndrome, Pelvic floor relaxation disorders, Pelvic floor dysfunction too need to be considered for the pain. Though treatment is essentially same. Another entity to consider for your pain would be chronic regional pain syndrome. Apart from the above treatment we had discussed; medications like Gabapentin and Pregabalin are helpful.
It is privilege assisting you.


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I am from the City of Lomography Vienna, all my life is centered around Photography.
It is the perfect camera for beginners, you can take it and just shoot. It is so easy to use and has some nice features for that price, like double exposure and the bulb function. The flash is very good too, especially with the different settings.
I won a steel La Sardina with the Nuri design. It really looks awesome.
I would load my Sardina with a black and white film and go out to the streets and shoot all the portraits that I am normally too shy to do.
The best camera is the one that's with you. Enjoy shooting it.
I'm a photographer in Taipei, Taiwan. I love to use film cameras in my life.
I was lucky to be a tester of La Sardina in Taiwan. It was my first time to become a camera tester.
The best is I took some beautiful photos at the beach by La Sardina. I really love the photos. The funniest is my friend asked me what La Sardina is. She didn't find out it is a camera.
I would take La Sardina to the street and use the 0.6-1m focussing to take many portrait of strangers by the closest range. That will be fun!
Be careful with the two step focussing, and using the Fritz the Blitz flash under weak light. After taking care for these, you can start shooting with you instinct!
Colombian lomo lover, industrial designer, cat obsessed, traveller and obviously, photography enthusiast!
Lightweight, great design, colorful, configurable flash, and its super wide angle, I love the fact that I can get closer to anything without losing the background.
When I am travelling at the beaches in Colombia, there are many kids around which live in the seaside houses, they come to me and ask surprised if this is a real camera, I tell them -yes! And immediately make a portrait, after this, they say -show me! And I explain the fact that this is not a digital camera, all is inside the film and that I should wait, they don't get it and continue asking me to see the picture on the back of the camera. After this I always promise to come back and show them the picture (and I will do it).
I feel attracted by people with big hats, big beards, with traditional national costumes or these ones that look like they came from the past, but sometimes it turns hard to ask for a picture or they just react aggressive when they catch you photographing them. I would be shooting them, getting as closer as possible and shooting in many many different angles.
Take it anywhere and take the most out of it! It's incredible all the things it can do + the wide angle!
I'm a film photography enthusiast, and I don't grow old.
Believe it or not, La Sardina is my very first camera ever and I'm thankful for it. I learnt how fun photography could be through this camera. It offers an infinite creativity to be explored and it is very easy to use. I strongly recommend La Sardina for beginners.
I have the El Capitan La Sardina, the first series of that camera. I brought it everywhere I go, it made the skin of my El Capitan was slowly getting scratched. Unsatisfied with my camera looking not so pretty anymore, I removed all the sticker, made it all red which is the basic colour of El Capitan. Since then, La Sardina always steals everyone attention! Every time I talk with people while holding a La Sardina in my hand, they always get distracted, curiously asking what kind of camera it is. Oh! And because of the all red colour, now I named it La Sardina El Tomate!
I would take portraits of every good looking woman that I see! Haha. But oh crap! I couldn't make a selfie!
If you got it, flaunt it ! Bring it everywhere you go , and be proud shooting with it :)
Analogue fanatic.
La Sardine is the most fun camera I've ever had. It's great, simple and lightweight. I love the wide-angle lens, the ability to shoot double exposures and work in B mode.
Simple, light, fantastic, Lomographic, creative.
Walking down the street and people stopping me for having a Lomographic camera -This happens to me very often in any country I visit.
Work with 400 ASA film, get as close as possible to your photographic subject and work with a flash. Viva La Sardina... Viva Lomography!!!!
I'm a passionate Lomographer and dog owner who still believes that Rock'n'Roll will save us all.
I am totally into nautical designs and fashion and fell in love with its looks instantly. It was hard for me to decide which model to buy but in the end El Capitan took my heart by storm. Combined with the easy handling and the great flash, my La Sardina has become my constant companion. Its photos have this special vintage look that fit the camera design perfectly. No matter where I use it, people are always asking me if this crazy thing is really working.
Fabulous, fishy, flashy, fantastic, friendly
I got to capture Bobby Liebling, the singer of Pentagram, doing "the eyes" for me after a great concert. I took the picture with my Sardina and it came out really fine.
Go close and take care to feed it with enough light.
I love travelling, reading, skiing on big foot, design and of course Lomography!
I absolutely love the sardine can inspired designs (I can't decide which one to buy, I think I have to get them all) and the great flash that can vary the intensity.
eye-catching, easy, compact, retro, surprising
A journalist thinking that with the half frame function of the Diana Mini, double as many pictures fit on the SD card.
Experimentation is the spice of Lomography! Don't let people open your La Sardina camera to eat up your film!
Passionate Lomographer! A fun girl who loves to take her Lomo Cameras everywhere she goes and capture everything around her!
It's a playful and easy way of taking analogue photos. Perfect for starters! And the grainy photos are just great!
Fun, fun, fun, fun, fun!
I was once in Barcelona, at a tourist hot spot when I ran into a big bunch of Japanese tourists with their big, innovative digital cameras. So I went with them and managed to get right in front of a sculpture and started to take photos with my Fisheye No.2 - Suddenly a big silence fell over the place, no more digital clicks, just big eyes looking at my camera and ears listening to the sound of winding film! That was really awesome!
Just try out everything that comes to mind- Experiment!
I bought my first LC-A in 2002 in London. Since then I've become amazingly addicted to using and enjoying the super analogue feeling of Lomography cameras.
It's simple design and ability to capture great images.
Light, easy, good-looking, simple, fun
Everyday is a fun day!
Don't forget to remove the lens cap and set up the distance and shutter speeds correctly - They're the only 3 things to watch out for!
I am a Lomography addict, a mother to many lovely analogue cameras, and a frantic film collector. I am currently storing more than 800 rolls of films in my fridge and I have a tendency to invade my roommate's shelves to store my food or I will most likely starve to death.
The flash!! It looks so old school and the best thing about it is the distance setting for flash, so you can adjust the amount of light depending on the distance from your subject.
Cuteness + Retro = Awesomeness
I've always had the greatest Lomographic encounter in my double projects with my friends. I always find unexplainable funny or crazy results in them, like mephisto19 grabbing my boobs, etc...
Approach the objects of your Lomographic desire as close as possible!


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Grilled Chicken Kabobs with Roasted Red Pepper, Walnut Puree and Walnut Gremolata
Created By Mike Isabella - Chef/Owner and former Bravo Top Chef contestant
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This chicken and red pepper walnut puree is great for BBQs!
red pepper and walnut puree
- 3 red bell peppers, large
- 1/4 cup plus 1 1/2 teaspoons extra virgin olive oil (to be divided)
- Kosher salt
- 3/4 cup California walnuts, toasted, chopped
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
kabobs and gremolata
- 6-8 (depending on size) chicken breast halves (about 2 1/2 pounds total), skinless, boneless, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1/2 cup Greek yogurt, plain
- 1/4 cup California walnuts, toasted, chopped
- 1 tablespoon parsley, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon shallot (about half a small shallot), finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon lemon zest (the zest of half a lemon), finely grated
- Kosher salt
Red Peppers
*Note: Grilling peppers over an outdoor flame (either gas or charcoal) takes patience, though the aroma and the results are wonderful. However, if you are short on time, you may substitute 1 1/2 cups drained, roasted and peeled red peppers from a jar in preparing the puree.
- Heat an outdoor grill to high.
- To prepare the red peppers, rub each pepper with about 1/2 teaspoon olive oil and sprinkle lightly with kosher salt. Place the peppers over heat and grill 15 to 25 minutes total (depending on the intensity of your fire), turning them with tongs about every 4 minutes. You want the skins to be blistered and black. Once all sides are charred place the peppers in a glass bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Let rest for 10 to 15 minutes, until cool enough to handle.
- Peel away the charred skin and discard. Remove the stems, seeds and inside membranes from the peppers and discard.
- Place the peppers in a blender or food processor and add the walnuts, the remaining 1/4 cup of olive oil, the vinegar and 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt. Blend on high for 1 to 2 minutes, until the mixture has a very smooth consistency. If the puree seems a little thick, add a tablespoon or two of water.
- Transfer to a bowl, cover and set aside at room temperature. (If you are making the puree ahead of time, refrigerate it, then let it come to room temperature before serving.)
- Combine the chicken and yogurt in a glass or stainless steel bowl and toss to coat; cover and marinate in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour but no longer than 3 hours.
Tip: Marinating chicken or meat in yogurt helps tenderize it, and it adds plenty of moisture and flavor as well. The red pepper walnut puree can be made a head of time and refrigerated for up to three days.
- Finely mince the walnuts and combine in a small bowl with the parsley, shallot and lemon zest. Set the gremolata aside.
Chicken Kabobs
- Reheat an outdoor grill to medium high. (If you are using bamboo skewers, soak them in water for at least 20 minutes before grilling. Remember, for extra strength, and ease in turning the kabobs on the grill, it can be helpful to double-skewer the chicken--using two bamboo skewers about 1/4-inch apart, rather than one, for each kabob.)
- Divide the marinated chicken evenly among 6 skewers. Season the chicken with 1 1/2 to 2 teaspoons of kosher salt.
- Place chicken on grill and cook for 3 to 4 minutes. Turn and cook 3 to 4 minutes more. Continue cooking, flipping the skewers every 3 minutes or so, until the chicken is fully cooked--it will be lightly browned and feel firm to the touch. Total cooking time will be 9 to 12 minutes, depending on the heat of your grill. The internal temperature of the chicken should be about 165ºF. If you are in doubt, cut into a piece to be sure.
- Transfer the kabobs to a serving platter, drizzle with some of the roasted red pepper walnut puree and sprinkle with the walnut gremolata. Serve, passing the remaining puree at the table.
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This thread http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-hackers/2008-01/msg00134.php kind of wandered off into the weeds after identifying a semi-related bug in CLUSTER, but the original problem still remains: if a backend crashes after creating some temp tables, the tables remain present. Such tables will get recycled next time someone reuses the same pg_temp_NNN schema. But if the failed backend had been occupying an unusually high-numbered BackendId slot, then its pg_temp_NNN schema might go unused for a long time --- long enough for the temp tables to pose an xid-wraparound problem. There's another report of this issue today in pgsql-general. The only solution proposed in that thread was to auto-delete temp tables at postmaster restart; which I opposed on the grounds that throwing away data right after a crash was a terrible idea from a forensic standpoint. I still think that, but I had another idea about how to cope with the situation. It's reasonably easy to tell (by looking into the sinval state) whether a given BackendId slot is actually in use, so we could detect whether a temp table actually belongs to a live backend or not. What I'm thinking is we should adjust autovacuum so that it will apply anti-wraparound vacuuming operations even to temp tables, if they belong to pg_temp schemas that belong to inactive BackendId slots. This'd fix the wraparound issue without any risk of discarding data that someone might want back. Note that this should be safe even if someone claims the pg_temp_NNN schema and tries to drop the old temp table while we're vacuuming it. Operations on temp tables take the normal types of locks, so that will get interlocked properly. A small hole in this idea is that the BackendId slot might be occupied by some new backend that actually hasn't created any temp tables yet (hence not "taken possession" of the pg_temp_NNN schema). We could fix that by making each backend's has-temp-tables state globally visible. However, I'm inclined to think it's not really an issue, because you wouldn't get into trouble unless this was always the case over many repeated autovacuum visits to the table, which seems pretty improbable. Another issue is that leftover temp tables would be significantly more likely to be self-inconsistent than normal tables, since operations on them are not WAL-logged and it's entirely likely that the owning backend crashed with some dirty pages not written out from its local buffers. AFAICS this shouldn't be any big problem for vacuuming the table proper, since heap pages are pretty independent, at least at the level understood by plain vacuum. There is a risk that indexes would be corrupt enough to make vacuum error out, thus preventing the xid wraparound cleanup from completing. But that leaves us no worse off than we are now, and at least there would be signs of distress in the postmaster log for the DBA to see. Or we could have autovacuum just drop orphaned temp tables, *if* they have gotten old enough to need anti-wraparound vacuuming. While I'm still uncomfortable with having autovac drop anything, at least this would avoid the worst cases of "gee I really needed that data to investigate the crash". The main attractions of this idea are avoiding the corrupt-index issue and not doing vacuuming work that's 99.99% sure to be useless. Thoughts? regards, tom lane
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A weekly report of events affecting the state banking system from the Conference of State Bank Supervisors
Massachusetts Commissioner Antonakes Joins CFPB
G-20 Leaders Endorse Policy Framework for Addressing "Too Big to Fail" Problem
House and Senate Hold Hearings on Servicing and Foreclosure Problems
Congressional Oversight Panel Reports on Impact of Robo-Signing
Around the States
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Stress Testing Forum for Community Banks, December 1-2, 2010, Kansas City, MO: The Stress Testing Forum will evaluate the challenges and opportunities with stress testing for community banks. The session will include demonstrations of three models specifically developed for community banks. These scenarios will serve to further the discussion of the value and limitations of stress testing.
Supervisors Symposium, December 8-10, 2010, Washington, DC
Advanced Commercial Credit Analysis December 13-16, 2010, San Jose, CA and January 24-27, 2011, Palm Desert, CA, : APPROVED BY NASBA FOR 24 CPE HOURS. This seminar is designed to provide a high level of skill development for rapidly and effectively evaluating the repayment ability of a commercial business. It is not about assessing the quality of collateral that supports a loan, but about understanding the borrower's ability to repay a loan. Click More Info below for an important note regarding pre-course requirements.
NMLS User Conference & Training, February 7-10, 2011, Lake Buena Vista, FL: The Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System & Registry (NMLS) will hold its third annual NMLS User Conference & Training at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Register and make your hotel reservations now for a chance to win a 64GB iPad.
CSBS State-Federal Supervisory Forum, May 16-18, 2011, Seattle, WA: The 2011 CSBS State-Federal Supervisory Forum will be held May 15 to May 18 at the Westin Seattle, 1900 Fifth Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101.
"People are coming in to buy 50 or 100 coins at a time, which is pretty hefty for individuals. It's not just rich people, either. A lot of people are putting 30 to 35 percent of their net worth in gold; they are scared to put money in paper assets." – Coin Broker Mark Oliari
Paper assets? Except for what's in our pocket, our assets these days are in digital files, not even paper. It's only natural for a coin broker to decry paper money, but precious metals require that you pay someone to guard them, and someone else to insure them, and if you have to move them you need an armored car. One can appreciate the sentiments of today's gold bugs, but really the best place for money is still in the bank.
Massachusetts Commissioner Antonakes Joins CFPB
The Treasury Department announced this week that Massachusetts Commissioner of Banks Steve Antonakes has been appointed to lead the Depository Supervision Unit of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) implementation team. Antonakes has served as the Massachusetts Commissioner for seven years, overseeing nearly 240 state-chartered banks and credit unions and more than 4,500 non-bank financial entities. Conference of State Bank Supervisors President and CEO Neil Milner expressed delight at the appointment, saying Antonakes "has proven to be a pragmatic and effective regulator not only of banks, but also of a broad range of depository and non-depository financial services providers." Antonakes is an officer of CSBS and is a founding member of the Board of Managers of the State Regulatory Registry, a wholly owned subsidiary of CSBS that operates the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry on behalf of state regulators. Read More
G-20 Leaders Endorse Policy Framework for Addressing "Too Big to Fail" Problem
The Group of 20 Leaders at the Seoul Summit endorsed the Financial Stability Board's policy framework for reducing the moral hazard of systemically important financial institutions, including the recommended work process and timelines. Systemically important firms are financial institutions whose disorderly failure, because of their size, complexity and systemic interconnectedness, would cause significant disruption to the wider financial system and economic activity. Financial Stability Board jurisdictions have agreed to put into place the policy framework to reduce the risk profile of these institutions and establish a resolution framework to ensure that all financial institutions can be resolved safely, quickly and without destabilizing the financial system and exposing the taxpayer to the risk of loss. The policy also calls for these institutions to have higher loss absorbency capacity to reflect the greater risks that these institutions pose to the global financial system and more intensive supervisory oversight. The institutions that will be considered systemically important will be determined by mid-2011. The rules are being developed in coordination with the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. Read More
House and Senate Hold Hearings on Servicing and Foreclosure Problems
The Senate Banking Committee and the House Financial Services Committee each held hearings this week to examine problems in servicing practices and foreclosures brought to light by the "robo-signing" issues. The hearings included a variety of regulatory, industry, academic and consumer protection witnesses. In his testimony before the Senate Banking Committee, Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller said that one of the fundamental problems behind the mortgage mitigation and foreclosure problems is that the servicing systems "are being asked to perform a task for which they were not designed." Miller told the senators that the multi-state group of banking regulators and attorneys general is investigating more than robo-signing in foreclosure procedures. "The multi-state group intends to look at issues regarding the accuracy of the information used by servicers in the foreclosure process, as well as issued such as the imposition of various servicing related fees and force-placed insurance," he said.
The House hearing featured testimony from federal regulators. Lawmakers expressed their frustration that regulators were unaware of problems in the documentation of foreclosures until the media began reporting improper documentation at some of the larger servicers. Read more about the Senate hearing. Read more about the House hearing.
Congressional Oversight Panel Reports on Impact of Robo-Signing
The Congressional Oversight Panel (COP) released a report this week looking at the consequences of mortgage irregularities for financial stability and foreclosure mitigation. The report did not come to any definitive conclusions, saying it remains unclear whether "robo-signing" represents a deeper problem that could threaten financial stability and undermine foreclosure prevention efforts. However, the COP urged the Treasury Department and bank regulators to undertake new stress tests to gauge the ability of major financial institutions to cope with a potential documentation-related crisis.
In the best-case scenario, the report said concerns about mortgage documentation irregularities may prove to be the actions of a handful of employees who failed to follow procedures in signing foreclosure-related affidavits, but the facts underlying the affidavits are demonstrably accurate. In the worst-case scenario, loan servicers may not be able to demonstrate the facts required to conduct a lawful foreclosure and banks may be unable to prove that they own the mortgage loans they claim to own. The report noted that if "documentation problems prove to be pervasive and throw into doubt the ownership of pooled mortgages, the consequences could be severe." Read More.
Around the States
Massachusetts: David Cotney, the Acting Commissioner of Banks for the Massachusetts Division of Banks, has been appointed to the State Liaison Council (SLC) of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC). The SLC was established in 1978 to encourage the application of uniform examination principles and standards by state and federal agencies and to allow state regulators to participate in the development of those principles and standards. Cotney will serve the remainder of a two-year term that was vacated by former Maryland Commissioner Sarah Bloom Raskin upon her confirmation to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. The term is scheduled to expire on April 30, 2012. Read more.
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FDIC: The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation selected nine banks to participate in a case study to help identify best practices for banks to offer low-cost transactional and savings account products, particularly for those that are responsive to the needs of underserved consumers. "Our goal is to highlight accounts that are not only safe and affordable for the over one-quarter of consumers who are not fully utilizing mainstream banks, but also are feasible for banks' bottom lines," said FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair. The selected banks vary in size, location, and business focus and are located in the states of Delaware, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New York and Tennessee. Read more.
FRB: The Federal Reserve Board is seeking comments on the timetable for putting certain investing and activities restriction provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act into effect. The statute generally provides banking entities with two years to bring their activities and investments into compliance with the so-called Volcker Rule. The proposal outlines the actions a bank would have to take to apply for an extension. The plan has a 45-day comment period. Read more.
FRB: The Federal Reserve Board issued guidelines for evaluating proposals by large bank holding companies to undertake capital actions in 2011 and will require the firms to submit a capital action plan. The guidance applies to the 19 BHCs that underwent stress tests. The Fed said the guidance takes a conservative approach to ensure that BHCs hold adequate capital to maintain ready access to funding, continue operations, and continue to serve as credit intermediaries. Read more.
FRB: Federal Reserve Board Governor Sarah Bloom Raskin called the robo-signer controversy just one of many indicators that "serious and sustained reform is needed to address the larger problems in mortgage servicing." Speaking before a meeting of the Consumer Law Center, Raskin noted that as Commissioner of Financial Regulation for the State of Maryland, she encountered a number of predatory tactics by mortgage servicers, such as padding fees, misapplication of payments and inappropriate assessment of force-placed insurance. Raskin said she hopes the multi-state task force working on the robo-signing controversy "will prove to be a vehicle for resolving the underlying problems." Read more.
FTC: The Federal Trade Commission halted a $13 million international robo-call scam that allegedly conned consumers out of $995 each with false promises that it would reduce their credit card interest rates, but provided little or nothing in return. The FTC charged that the operators, who used at least 10 different company names, defrauded nearly 13,000 consumers by promising victims they would receive refunds if the company failed to save them at least $2,500. When consumers called to complain, the telemarketers disappeared, the FTC said. Read more.
NCUA: The National Credit Union Administration announced the creation of two new bridge corporate credit unions to assume the operations of Members United Corporate of Warrenville, Ill. and Southwest Corporate of Plano, Texas. The NCUA chartered the new corporate credit unions to purchase good assets and member share deposits from the conserved corporate credit unions. Members are expected to develop a long-term plan to transfer a bridge corporate credit union's operations to a newly chartered corporate credit union, or sell the operation to another entity. Read more.
Upcoming Events
Nov. 25-Nov. 26: CSBS will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving. The Examiner will not be published next week.
Dec. 1: Each year, the Education Foundation of State Bank Supervisors (EFSBS) conducts a competition to award scholarships to three state banking department personnel to attend the graduate school of banking or graduate trust school of their choice. Each state may submit up to three nominations for graduate banking and/or graduate trust scholarships. Applications must be postmarked by Wednesday, December 1. More information about the scholarships
Closing Comment
"It's our role. Capital, capital, more capital. Once I am gone, who is going to be that voice? There are so many counter-pressures to not raise capital or to take forever to raise the capital or to fudge a little on the quality of capital."
--FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair in an interview with American Banker on her duty to establish strong capital requirements before her term as Chairman expires on June 26, 2011.
Catherine Woody, EditorEdward Smith, Contributing EditorTeresa Dean, Contributing Writer


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Hilltown Archives The Altamont Enterprise, October 13, 2011
One of 33 in USA
By Melissa Hale-Spencer
Nan Stolzenburg is an optimist and says, in her profession, she has to be.
She is one of 33 people nationwide to become certified as an environmental planner.
The certification, new this year, is run by the American Planning Association and its professional institute, the American Institute of Certified Planners.
Stolzenberg has developed comprehensive and strategic plans for over 50 communities in the northern Catskills, the Mohawk and Hudson valleys, and central and northern New York, some of which have won national and state-level planning awards. Most of her clients are small, rural communities. Locally, she has worked with Altamont, New Scotland, Rensselaerville, and Berne.
"I try to keep up on all the latest tools and techniques," Stolzenburg said. She noted that in New York State, unlike some other states, planners are not licensed. Of going for the certification, she said, "I felt it would make the folks in the communities where I work feel comfortable if there were some acknowledgement my skills were recognized."
In addition to being a member of the AICP, Stolzenburg had to detail eight years of environmental planning projects, and then complete a rigorous three-hour written exam.
The designation indicates expertise in such areas as: analysis of complex environmental planning problems; creation of feasible solutions; coordination across constituencies and disciplines; and recommendations that efficiently integrate natural systems into the full set of systems necessary for healthy and sustainable communities.
Stolzenberg, who is from Auburn in central New York, started her career in wildlife biology her bachelor's degree is from the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry at Syracuse, and her first master's degree is in fisheries and wildlife biology from the University of Massachusetts.
"When I married, I came here," she said. Stolzenburg, now 52, worked for the Audubon Society and for Cornell Cooperative Extension before launching her second career in planning.
She lives in rural Schoharie County where her husband's family is in dairy farming. She took a course in planning at the University of Albany, out of interest, not for credit, but then went on to get a master's degree in regional planning there.
"As I learned more, I felt it was a career where I could help communities with what matters to people who live out here," said Stolzenburg who is the founder and principal planner of community Planning & Environmental Associates in Berne. "People around here love their community. They stay here because they love it. It's rural with a clean environment, a great place to raise a family."
The biggest challenge facing planners, Stolzenburg said, is trying to find a way to balance competing interests
She quotes Karen Wolf, one of the developers of the AICP Certified Environmental Planner examination: "Environmental planners constantly face challenges involving tradeoffs among growth, development, and environmental protection," says Wolf. "The AICP CEP credential emphasizes the importance of solutions that are comprehensive, sustainable, and long term. The AICP CEP credential recognizes the role environmental planners play bridging the gap between science and planning, working in both of these disciplines to find ways to accommodate growth while also protecting the environment."
Stolzenburg said her goal is to help communities "grow in a smart way that benefits everybody." She went on, "We can have our cake and eat it, too. We can find a balance."
She did concede, "There are not always solutions. But there are more solutions if you give it thought and time."
Stolzenburg concluded, "I'm an eternal optimist."


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Aerospace Notebook: A wingspan that captures hearts
Published 10:00 pm, Tuesday, July 10, 2007
"I JUST LOVE that wing," John Roundhill said as he stood with his wife amid the crush of people pushing to touch or get an up-close look at the 787 Dreamliner.
"I just love that wing. It's perfect."
A few minutes later, when another reporter friend, Guy Norris of Aviation Week, came up to shake his hand, Roundhill said it again:
"I just love that wing!"
It was late Sunday afternoon, and a short while earlier the massive doors of one of the bays in Boeing's Everett jetliner plant had opened and the 15,000 people inside were invited to come out of the darkened factory and into the sunlight to finally see what they had all come for -- the first 787 Dreamliner.
The freshly painted plane sparkled like sunlight bouncing off the waters of a refreshing lake or stream.
But it was those incredibly long 787 wings -- 197 feet from tip to tip -- that captured Roundhill. He looked like a proud father seeing his beautiful newborn baby for the first time.
Those wings looked like they belonged on a sailplane rather than a commercial jetliner.
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As he stood there by the 787, talking with this reporter, Roundhill remembered back to the late 1990s when the concept of Boeing's next all-new jet after the 777 began to emerge from Boeing's product development group.
Roundhill, now retired, headed that group of engineers known as 20XX who came up with Yellowstone, the codename for what would become the 787.
The longer wingspan of the 787 reduces drag, Roundhill explained. And that makes for a more efficient plane.
But it never would have been possible without composites. The lighter and stronger composite material means more of the load can be carried on the outward part of the wing.
The Dreamliner is the first commercial jetliner that has an airframe made not of aluminum but carbon fiber.
Those 787 wings are nearly as long as the wings of the much bigger 777.
The midsize 787-8, which will carry about 250 passengers, is 186 feet long with a wingspan of 197 feet. The bigger 787-9, to debut in 2010, will be 206 feet from nose to tail with a wingspan of 203 feet.
By contrast, the 300-passenger 777-200 is 209 feet long with a wingspan of 199 feet, 11 inches.
And the 767-300 that the 787 was designed to replace has a wingspan of only 156 feet.
It was after the 777, Roundhill said, that the product development group of Boeing Commercial Airplanes began to have serious discussions about how a composite wing would come together.
"The bigger span and lower drag would provide a significant improvement," Roundhill said. "So we started putting together the concept (of what would become the Dreamliner."
Sunday was the first time Roundhill had seen the new jet that was born from the minds of the men and women he helped lead.
"It means my heart is beating fast," he said just before the start of the rollout ceremony. "It's our vision become reality."
(For a detailed account of how the 787 was developed from Roundhill's 20XX group, see the P-I's special report, "How the Dream Was Born" at goto.seattlepi.com/321719.)
TO BREAK OR NOT TO BREAK: Roundhill may love those 787 wings, but Mike Bair wants to see them break -- on a test plane.
Bair, vice president and general manager of the 787 program, said there is a "raging debate" within the 787 program about whether to actually break the wings as part of a certification test in which the wings must be loaded to 150 percent of the designed limit load and held there for 3 seconds.
This test will be done on one of two planes that will not fly.
With the plane on the ground in the Everett plant, the wings will be gradually bent upward. Bair said he favors loading the wings until they break because it means the plane can't be tested any more after that.
The 787 wings are so long that some Boeing engineers think the tips might actually touch above the plane before they snap.
(For a video of the dramatic wing-break test done on the 777 in 1995, as well as a more detailed explanation of this certification test, see a previous Aerospace Notebook column at goto.seattlepi.com/317186.)


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Authorities say the mayor of Saluda killed himself the same day a newspaper published a report questioning almost $38,000 in mileage reimbursements he received from the town.
The Newberry County Coroner's Office says 58-year-old Frank Addy Jr. was found dead Sunday morning from a gunshot to the head at his family's Lake Greenwood home.
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I agree with the people that differetiate between drinking, and drunk. I frequently will have a glass of wine or a beer at home. That is not enough to impair me and I wouldn't consider myself drunk. Very rarely I might have 2-3 drinks in a night, and would consider myself to be slightly impaired or "drunk". I don't see a problem with handling a firearm after drinking if not impaired, but I agree that handling a firearm while impaired is a horrible idea in most cases.
Note I said in *most cases*. I *generally* will not handle a firearm while impaired. In a life or death situation I would not let a buzz from a few beers keep me from defending myself and my family though. I honestly don't know what the legal ramifications would be if I had to defend myself while under the influence, but given the laws about self defense in my state don't mention it, I don't see it being a problem.
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The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
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Some weeks ago we did a quick research about the different JavaScript frameworks/libraries out there. We didn't take into account every framework on the web, and chose especially those that can integrate easily with ASP.NET WebForms.
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List of frameworks/libraries we considered
- ASP.NET AJAX (http://asp.net/ajax/)
- AJAX.Net (http://www.ajaxpro.info/)
- Script.aculo.us (http://script.aculo.us/)
- GWT (http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/)
- YUI (http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/)
- DOJO (http://dojotoolkit.org/)
- jQuery (http://jquey.com/)
- ExtJS (http://extjs.com)
- MooTools (http://mootools.net/)
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- Visual components library: Availability of widgets in official releases and/or add-ons
- ASP.NET integration: Ability to control its features from the server
- Easy to brand: How easily can you perform custom branding of the UI (styles and layout personalization, this is a requirement in a S+S application)
- Ease of use: Time taken to recode a demo
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- Web services support: Support for JSON serialization
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- Client side event handling: Support for attaching to events on runtime
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"Five years ago there were 536 cases with 1,069 individuals in Morrison County receiving $84,000 in benefits per year," said Corrine Bjork, financial assistance supervisor.
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A TEENAGER is still in a critical condition in hospital after he was thrown from and crushed by a car in a crash in Belmont.
The 16-year-old, a former Harper Green School pupil from Farnworth, was thrown from the black Citroen C2, which then overturned and landed on him, in Rivington Road, Belmont, at about 11pm on Thursday.
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Nelson Vaquiz, Virgina truck driver, charged with evading tolls
NEW YORK (AP) — Police say a Virginia truck driver used a device out of a James Bond movie to get out of paying the toll on the New Jersey side of the George Washington Bridge.
Police say Nelson Vaquiz of Beaverdam, Va. used a cable in his truck cab to flip up his front license plate while going through a gateless E-ZPass lane toward New York.
They say his rear plate was bent up so it couldn't be read by cameras.
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SMITHFIELD — Traffic on Interstate-95 in Johnston County finally began moving again late Friday afternoon after an accident involving 11 vehicles.
The pile-up involved eight cars and three tractor-trailers just south of Smithfield. Paramedics rushed at least four injured people to the hospital.
Troopers say the wreck was apparently a chain-reaction started with a risky move on the part of one driver. They have not said yet which, if any, drivers will be charged.