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Since the game was first revealed during E3 2005, Gran Turismo 5 saw its release changed on multiple occasions and in multiple regions. Its last confirmed release date was November 2, which was pushed to the "holiday season" for unspecified reasons.
"Satisfying the loyal Gran Turismo followers is at the heart of all of our efforts, which is why it was such a difficult decision to delay the release of the game, and one which we did not take lightly," Polyphony Digital president Kazunori Yamauchi commented in the press release revealing the new date. "I can only apologize to everyone for making you wait so long, and I hope that when you try out the wealth of driving experiences available in Gran Turismo 5, you will not be disappointed."
Although Sony's flagship racing simulation from developer Polyphony Digital has had a few jokes tossed its way for its constant delays, it's nice to know that the wait is almost over. They really had no choice, if you think about it. What I mean is this: imagine if Duke Nukem Forever came out before Gran Turismo 5.
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Master Arnoff Ragnarsson. Joined the SCA in 1977 in Ostgardr (the unpronounceable Province). Moved to the Barony of Bjornsborg in Atenveldt. Moved again to western Massachusetts and helped found the Shire and then Barony of Bergental. Lived in and kept in touch with Bjornsborg in what became Ansteorra. In Bergantal was the founding Knights Marshall, autocratted a lot of the early events, organized and produced a calligraphic calander, and lots of other fun things. Was squired to Sir Randall (East Kingdom). Was proteged to Mistress Ammalynne Starchild Heraldsdottir (Meridies). Order of the Pelican, Queen's Order of Courtesy, etc.
Proteges (in alphabetical order): Ariel of Caer Myrddin, Aurora Ilfetafether of Steorrwuda, Lyle FitzWilliam, Marieke van de Dal, Þóra Sharptooth. Each of them simply amazing people.
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- Lately I've been getting into a Greenland Inuit alternate persona. Think "Eskimo."
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Hell, I can't remember them all. I was a warranted Marshall, Herald, and Chirurgeon for years and years. I was a Marshall first and longer than I ever was a Chirurgeon, yet I'm remembered as a Chirurgeon. Go figure. I was the first Master Chirurgeon in the East Kingdom. I think they've got me down as a Chirurgeon Emeritus now.
- East Kingdom Chirurgeon, location: go ahead, guess..., 11/01/1986 to 05/01/1989
- Chirurgeon General of the SCA, location: everywhere..., 05/01/1989 to 05/01/1992
Event Staff
I'm not even going to try. Lots and lots of these. Ran Yule Feast in Bergantal like the first three years it was held. Autocratted lots of other events. Ran dance practices. Ran fighter practices. Ran storytelling. Ran meetings. Taught classes. Caused classes to be taught. Even feastocratted an event called the Secret Policeman's Ball. Did a Kingdom Twelfthnight with my protege Aurora (who did an amazing amount of work). Somewhere in there they gave Aurora and me Burdened Tygers.
Projects & Publications
Again, I can't remember 'em all. I like to write and draw.
- al-Qanun - a magazine for Chirurgeons and other interested parties - bimonthly inter-Kingdom / international newsletter (pre-Internet. Many Kingdom Chirurgeons redistributed it to their folks as their official newsletters with their own messages inserted. This was done at my suggestion for those who would find it useful.)
- Compleat Anachronist: Issues in Chirurgery, A Collection from Al-Qanun
- The Weavers and Spinners Network - bimonthly inter-Kingdom / international newsletter (pre-Internet).
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Hi guys- taking inspiration from the existing forum-thread base game (thanks for running it Steady!), I've just created the official, automated Guess the Score Game system for CTB.
Basically for every game until the season closes, you can submit your entry on how many points the Clippers & the opposing team will score. Whoever gains the most points at the end of the season will win a Amazon gift certificate, with GC's for the second and third place winners as well.
Check it out here:
I haven't had the chance to extensively test it out, so if you found any bugs or run into any problems, please let me know. Have fun and good luck!
I wish i could make a clap gif! Great addition!
Weird. It says I'm too late for the laker game and won't let me post for the Dubs game until it starts.
Something to do with your clocks, I guess.
^^Sorry- try it now.
^ Yep... that did it!
Good job, David. And thanks Steady for holding down the fort.
Nicee this is great!
looks like i am not able to post my score..
And it looks like we get a point no matter what??
I got a score right for the Lakers game but didn't use this new system, just put my guess in the thread. I want my point!!!!!!!!!!! as I have never got it right till now.
I can't work out how to use this new system.
Well, in the meantime I'll put my guess here.
Clips 110 Kings 98
Yep you get a point just for participating. You couldn't enter your score before the game started? Did you remember seeing an error message? Anyone else getting the same problem?
Can you be more specific?
Basically for every game until the season closes, you can submit your entry on how many points the Lakers & the opposing team will score.
Sorry David, I think a little correction is needed here, lol. (lakers?)
I clicked on the link but couldn't work out where or how to place an entry. I got the Clips pts right for the Kings game as well as the Lakers. See above. I want my points!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ooops- copy n paste got me there- fixed .
Doh, that sucks but sorry you have to use the system to enter and qualify .
I have never guessed a right score until now, and then I get 2 right in 3 games and you tell me this.
^^I know, I know- use the game system to enter and your entry will count in the future. There are 79 games left + playoff games, so plenty of other chances to get the score right. I don't see your entry there yet for the Rockets game, so go ahead & enter, and let me know if you have any questions on how to use it.
BTW congrats to clipsclaps on a 4 point score the last game!
Ok so I just clicked on the link and 2 boxes appeared for the scores and a big one for comments. Everything but those boxes appeared on the page yesterday. So it should be fine now.
Love this idea. Great addition!
I think we should eventually develop it into an actual game prediction where the point spread gets you the win. Because if you say the clippers win 110-95 (+15) but they lose 93-95 (-2) you would get 3 points even though you were way off the actual game prediction. Whereas someone predicting a 96-94 loss (-2) wouldn't earn any points though they were more accurate with the actual game prediction.
This just seems like guessing rather than predicting. The person that puts both team's average point total for all games is likely to win out just by getting one or the other right. Just a suggestion.
^^Good idea and I actually I thought about giving point(s) for having the right spread. Maybe I will add that new rule starting in game 4.
Okay just added the new rule valid starting the next game and onward- if you don't get the scores right, BUT get the spread correctly AND get the right winner/loser, then you get 3 points.
^ Nice!
Awesome! Thanks David, you rock.
This is/was/will be an awesome idea. Thank you David for setting it up.
Hey guys- starting the upcoming game & onwards, those who have received a rep OR made at least 20 posts in the last 7 days (dating back from the end of the upcoming active game), will get one extra point. So instead of 1 for participating, 3 for the right spread, 4 for guessing one score right, & 10 for both scores right, you'd get 2, 4, 5, & 11, respectively.
the new format is really good except, much easier to keep track of
Congratulations to the 2013-14 Guess the Score Champions for Clippers Topbuzz!
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Please PM me your email address and I will send you the Amazon Gift Certificate within 2 days. Thanks to everyone who participated!
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I never played the first game in the series but I did play Arkham City. To be honest, I was highly disappointed with it. I beat it but it didn't make me want to go back and finish any of the side missions. Hopefully this new game, which will take place before Gotham City's most notorious villain's come to power, will make me a believer in the series.
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DEARBORN / June 16, 2009---In a reflection of the dramatic effects of the global credit crunch, innovative economic activity in Michigan declined by 13.5 percent during the fourth quarter of 2008, according to the innovation index compiled by scholars at the University of Michigan-Dearborn School of Management.
The index fell to 80.7 in the fourth quarter, down from 93.3 in the third quarter of the year. The fourth quarter of 2008 also was down significantly from the third quarter of 2007, when the index stood at 89.9.
The quarterly index, a project of UM-Dearborns Center for Innovation Research, or iLabs, provides a summary measure of economic innovation activity in the state of Michigan. The index tracks economic innovation in Michigan based on calculations of employment of innovation workers, trends in venture capital, trademark applications, incorporation activity, small business loans and gross job creation. All six indicators fell in the fourth quarter of 2008.
Looking forward, while the continuing credit crunch is likely to hamper factors such as gross job creation in the first half of 2009, hopes for early green shoots signs of economic recovery will focus on measures such as incorporations and trademark activity, which can reflect expansion plans of existing and new businesses, according to Lee Redding, associate professor of business economics and director of the Innovation Index at the UM-Dearborn School of Management.
The reported number of new jobs created by new companies or companies adding jobs fell to approximately 206,000 during the third quarter of 2008. This number is about 10 percent lower than the corresponding numbers both the previous quarter and the year-ago quarter, costing the Index 2.9 points, Redding said.
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What made this one special was the wild paint job. Some people either love it or hate it and he fell in love with it. They even had special mats that were embroidered with the Indy 500 logo.
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Going back farther is Artis' garage is a 1971 Dodge Challenger used in the 55th Indy 500, one of 61 known to exist and the only pace car to ever wreck.
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No one enjoys making the discovery that their favorite feline has hairballs. If you can get past the harsh coughs and retching noises, or maybe that nice little offering of direct evidence, it may not seem like such a big deal. Many cats recover from a hairball incident with little fuss and quickly regain that famous kitty composure. But hairballs can interfere with your cat's digestion, and are a common sign that your cat isn't getting enough roughage in their diet. Holistic vets aren't keen on the petroleum based hairball treatments available - they can be toxic to some cats and may have negative effects on the immune system. Daily brushing can help tremendously, especially with cats that are not too diligent about grooming. And the best thing you can do of course is to be sure your cat is on a natural diet with ample nutrients to support skin and digestive health. You can also include a healthy hairball remedy to your cat's diet, like Only Natural Pet Hairball Chewables.
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I'm not really able to tell how well these work as my "outdoor" cats are the ones that I bought them for. I figure that they can't hurt. I use them as treats but, only in the prescribed amount.
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By B
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Stub is short haired, but she has a thick underlayment of fine fur. Constant hairballs! After giving her these chews (which she loves), NO hairballs! She is 9 years old, so I started with fewer than recommended, but her system handled them well and she now up to the recommended daily dose (although she would like more). AND, they are much less expensive than in the pet stores!
Disappointing product
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This product has caused me and my cats more problems than it has solved. I have battled more bouts of vomiting food and regurgitation of hairballs than usual since starting use of this supplement. One of my longhaired cats, who normally is not picky, took it for over a week and then began to refuse it entirely. It possibly made him feel ill. I will not be repurchasing.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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My Ragdoll loves these, have used since he was a kitten and have never had a single hairball, and I only give him one every other day! Great price and great ingredients!
Works wonders
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Both my 11 year old male cat and my 8 year old female were frequently coughing up hairballs or just coughing and these chewables helps both of them. No more hairballs or coughing and they both ask for them as treats.
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I bought these after my cat threw up a huge hairball shortly after we got her at three months old. She literally rolls over every morning and evening for these 'treats' and hasn't had a hairball since I started giving them to her several years ago. I couldn't be happier!
Too big, too much work for my cat to eat
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The first time I gave it to my cat she did eat one, but took a while. They are pretty big for her and not really that soft. I've tried subequent times and she will lick and try to chew it a couple times, then spits it out and leaves it to stick on the floor...or worse, stuck on the carpet. If your cat won't eat it, for sure not worth spending so much money on these "treats."
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My cats love them.
By Halley
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Even my picky younger cat will eat one or two. Makes a nutritious alternative to regular treats. My older cat loves them.
Great for spring shedding and hairballs
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Great for the hairballs issues I get every spring with my cats. The best solution, for the cats, and for your furniture and clothes, is heavy brushing every day. But the cats only put up with so much brushing, and if you are busy you don't always have the time. This is a great supplement to brushing. No problems getting my cats to eat them.
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My one cat of less than a year has had hairball upset since a kitten. When using this product she doesn't cough or throw up. I give two a day minimum to both my cats, 4 if a hairball problem starts. Must have a great taste. They would eat the whole bag if I let them. Healthier ingredients and to administer than hairball remedies in a tube.
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- Quick access to Gate 9
- RV and Tent Camping
- Suggested 21 and over
Lot 4
- RV and Tent Camping
- 30A and 50A Electric Upgrade Available
Lot 7 (North 40)
- Limited Free Daily Parking, no overnight parking or camping is permitted
- $25 on NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Race Day
Green Zone
Lot 2
Lot 6
- RV Camping
- 30A and 50A Electric Upgrade Available
Lot 8
- Located on Georgetown Road, north from Gate 7
- Daily parking only, no overnight parking or camping is permitted
Yellow Zone
Turn 3 (Infield)
- Front-row parking spaces are available for $75 each.
- General parking spaces available for $25 each.
- Limited free parking (First-Come, First-Serve) Excluding Race Day
- No overnight parking or camping is permitted
- No public motor home or RV parking
Orange Zone
Lot 3 Grass
Lot 3 Pavement
- RV Camping
- 30A and 50A Electric Upgrade Available
Main Gate
- Located on 16th Street, both east and west of Polco Street
- Daily parking, no overnight parking or camping is permitted
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Turn 3
- Front-row parking spaces are available for $75 each.
- General parking spaces available for $25 each.
- Limited free parking (First-Come, First-Serve) Excluding Race Day
- No overnight parking or camping is permitted
- No public motor home or RV parking
- Access to viewing mounds to watch the race
- Enter through Gate 2 (Race Day)
Purchase Turn 3 Infield Parking for Brickyard 400 Race Day
Tailgating is permitted in the daily parking areas of the following lots:
- Lot 7 (North 40)
- Inside Turn 3
- Lot 1B
- Lot 1C
- Lot 2
- Lot 3 Grass
Grilling is allowed on small portable grills. No dumping of charcoal or ashes is allowed.
Portable shelters (i.e. EZ Up shelters) no larger than 10 feet by 10 feet are allowed in designated tailgating areas. They must be set up behind the vehicle, not taking another parking spot or hindering vehicle or pedestrian travel areas. Shelters must be secured to the vehicle.
All shelters must be put away by the race starting time on Race Day in Lots 1B, 1C, 2, & 3 Grass.
Brickyard 400 Non-Race Day Parking:
Thursday, July 24
Friday, July 25
Saturday, July 26
Guests with motorcycles during oval events are permitted to enter Gate 2 and proceed directly to the motorcycle lot located behind the South Terrace. Mopeds and scooters are not permitted on the Speedway premises without IMS permission. Mopeds or scooters used to transport guests to and from the premises shall be treated the same as motorcycles.
- At all times, vehicles on IMS property shall be operated in a safe, courteous manner, based on current conditions, at speeds not to exceed 20 mph.
- IMS is not responsible for damage or personal injury caused by or to vehicles that are not owned or operated by IMS or its authorized representatives.
- All motorcycles used in any of the outside paid parking lots must have an automobile pass for the duration of their stay.
South Infield:
- Free Motorcycle Parking
- Yellow Zone (Enter Gate 2)
- First-Come, First-Serve
Red Bull Indianapolis GP Motorcycle Parking
A limited number of motorcycles will be parked along the backstretch of the famed 2.5 mile oval each day of Red Bull Indianapolis GP weekend. To access backstretch motorcycle parking please enter Gate 10 via 30th St. IMS personnell will assist you once inside the facility.
Outside Paid Parking Lots
- Located outside of the facility these paid lots serve as a great alternative to infield parking.
- Outside lots offer pre-sold as well as ride-up availability.
Helmet and Leather Checks are available at each motorcycle parking location Red Bull Indianapolis GP weekend. This free service is like a traditional "coat check" but for helmets, leathers, and other riding gear you might be carrying.
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To purchase daily parking please call the IMS ticket office at (800) 822-INDY or click here.
To park in the disabled parking area of the following lots you must have the proper lot pass accompanied by a state-issued disabled hangtag or license plate:
- Lot 1B
- Lot 2
- Lot 3 Pavement (any Lot 3 Grass auto pass accompanied with a state-issued disabled tag will be granted a disabled space in the front of Lot 3 Pavement, on a first-come, first-serve basis)
Parking on the inside of the facility in specified disabled spaces is on a first-come basis with a state-issued disabled tag or license plate. No additional parking pass issued by IMS is required for these spots.
- Hall of Fame Museum (inside Gate 2)
- 9A Gravel Lot
In order to create a safe environment for all of our guests on Race Day, all vehicle traffic will be directed out of the lots once foot traffic has sufficiently cleared the main roadways of 16th Street, Georgetown Road, and 30th Street following the race.
All vehicles will be directed to the nearest exit of their parking area.
Thank you in advance for your patience as we wait for roadways to clear of pedestrian traffic after the race.
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Apple has not not only created amazing, beloved products. It has created enormous profits, vast shareholder wealth, and more than 60,000 jobs.
If only America produced more companies like Apple (and Amazon, and Google, and Facebook, et al), the story goes, the country's problems would be fixed. America could retrain its vast, idle construction-and-manufacturing workforce, and our unemployment and inequality problems would be solved.
It is true that having more companies like Apple would certainly help the US.
But we would need a lot more companies like Apple to make a dent in our unemployment and inequality problems.
Because Apple also actually exemplifies some of the reasons why we have such huge unemployment and inequality problems:
- "Digital" businesses like Apple employ far fewer people (per profit) than traditional manufacturing businesses.
- Apple's 60,000+ jobs are not just in the US--they're spread around the world.
- Apple's extraordinary ~25% profit margin means that the benefits of its success accrue primarily to a relatively small group of (rich) shareholders rather than a broad base of (middle-class) employees.
To put this in context, the Economist recently noted that Apple, Amazon, and Google together employ 113,000 people--which is less than 1/3rd as many as a single American success-story from the prior generation, GM, employed in 1980.
Now, of course Apple also helps employ an "ecosystem" of other companies that build products that work with Apple products, such as iPhone apps. But GM had an "ecosystem," too--think about all the parts companies, repair shops, retailers, and so forth. What we're talking about here is full-time employees of the mother ship.
A striking example of this phenomenon is Apple's new data center in North Carolina.
Like other North Carolina foothills towns, Maiden was once a thriving home of textile mills and furniture makers. Now it's struggling, with an unemployment rate near 13%.
But as Michael Rosenwald of the Washington Post reports, Apple's new data center in Maiden will create only 50 full-time jobs.
And most of them won't go to Maiden residents, who lack the necessary skills.
The same can be said for the data centers that Google and Facebook and other companies have recently built in the North Carolina foothills. They're helpful, certainly, and the towns and residents are better off with them than they would be without them, but they don't make as much of a difference to the local economies as major manufacturing factories would have.
Most of the "manufacturing" jobs of these companies, meanwhile, are either super-high-tech software programming jobs or contract assembly work outsourced to China and other countries. And even in those countries, companies like Foxconn are working hard to replace labor with more efficient machinery.Dell).
But, for now, Apple has chosen to manufacture its products where it can manufacture them most efficiently--outside the U.S. And Apple's shareholders are benefitting accordingly.
(Importantly, Apple has every right to do that. Like it or not, we live in a global economy, and Apple sells its products around the world. Chinese citizens need jobs as much as American citizens do, if not more so. Beating up a company for "shipping jobs overseas" smacks of an antique worldview, one that simply doesn't apply to today's economy.)
But the point is that the hope that a few more companies like Apple, Google, and Amazon will restore the U.S. economy to its former glory is misplaced.
The companies create amazing products and vast shareholder wealth, but they don't spread this wealth around as much as earlier industrial giants did. We can talk all we want about how we need to "retrain" our workforce to do high-tech jobs, but even under the best of circumstances, the process will take a long, long time. And until global manufacturing pay-scales get closer to equilibrium--which will likely be accomplished by China's pay-scales rising and ours falling--companies will still have an overwhelming incentive to build their products where labor costs are cheaper.
So, yes, we should celebrate the success of Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon. But we shouldn't delude ourselves into thinking they're going to solve our unemployment or inequality problems.
SEE ALSO: Here Are Four Charts That Show What's Wrong With The US Economy
Disclosure: Jeff Bezos is an investor in Business Insider through his personal investment company Bezos Expeditions.


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My wife purchased some online. We had a long discussion about it. Right now, our twin 22 month-olds are VERY active and LOVE to wander.
Yet they don't really listen very well. (In fact Cole, tends to do the exact OPPOSITE of what we ask, even if we raise our voices - he usually just laughs and thinks we're playing a game.)
Here is our reason (and probably the only time we'll use them...)
Our *almost* 4-year old daughter is starting Pre-K and needs to be dropped off and picked up at school twice a week. The school doesn't have parking that is close to the door (1/4 to a 1/2 block away - which is too far for her to walk alone we feel.)
Since I'm at work when she needs to be picked-up from school, my wife will need to bring the twins with. The school is on a semi-busy street and we feel like it's just too big of a risk to try to keep both boys walking with my wife each day corralled and not darting out into the street.
The school has a small amount of stairs, which would be very tough (and probably unsafe), especially in the Winter with snow, to pull a double-stroller up and down.
The leashes haven't come in yet...they are actually pretty cute, they look like teddy-bear backpacks. I'll report back once we use them a time or two and let you know how we think they work.
I've prepared my wife for the "looks" and comments she might receive using these...much like this woman did in the ABC News show "What Would You Do?"


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New details in the case of Anthony Sowell, accused Cleveland Strangler.
Defense attorneys for accused serial killer Anthony Sowell just filed papers asking for a transcript of everything a prosecutor said on Monday tying Sowell to yet another rape.
A woman came forward to Cleveland Police this year saying she had been raped in Cleveland Heights in 2009.
Turns out, Cleveland Police never tested the evidence they collected from her.
The state confirms it has had DNA evidence for Sowell in a database since the mid-90s. That evidence could have been used to connect Sowell to a rape long before he was arrested as a serial killer.
Cleveland Heights police had DNA from a rape in April of 2009, but that evidence was never sent to a lab.
Investigators could have compared that to the database to identify Sowell as a suspect.
The Cleveland Heights Chief tells 19 Action News he is looking into what happened. He was not chief at the time.
Sowell is accused of killing eleven women and burying their bodies in and around his Imperial Avenue home. He is facing the death penalty.
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Bud Selig will always be known in the Badger State as the man who
brought baseball back to Wisconsin. That alone will mean his legacy here
will be a bit different than it is in other parts of the country. It
should also be noted the the most embarrassing thing during his tenure
happened here as well. I was covering the 2002 MLB All-Star game at
Miller Park when both teams ran out of pitchers in the 11th inning and
the commish threw up his hands and declared the game a tie. In a
stunning overreaction to that event he pushed to make the game more
meaningful by having the winning league get home field advantage in the
World Series...which led to all kinds of comical scenarios.
He became "interim" commissioner in 1992 and since he came from the
owners ranks it was no surprise that many of his edicts helped the
owners. The low point of his tenure had to be 1994 when he cancelled the
World Series....or maybe it was the ignoring of the PED crisis for
years while Sosa, McGwire and the rest of the steroid boys brought MLB
back from that work stoppage.
The Steroid era will hang over Selig's head like the Sword Of Damocles and although everyone involved in the game including the players union, the media and the owners should share the shame and the blame it's the commissioner that supposedly has the power to fix anything using his"in the best interest of the game" decree.
There are positives of course. you cant be in office for 20 years without having something good happen. New teams in Arizona & Tampa...20 new stadiums were built although the debacle in Oakland continues to smell(literally) How can we have a major league team with raw sewage leaking into the dugout and clubhouse? The A's would like to build a new stadium in San Jose...the Giants hold rights to that area. That can be changed with a 3/4 vote of the owners...Selig has never called for that vote. Here's hoping that the commish will order the Giants to relent and let the A's move before he leaves office.
Other positives include lucrative new TV contracts, the World Baseball Classic(although I may be the only one who likes it) and Instant relay (although its taken way to long to get in fully in use).
There is no question that Bud Selig loves baseball. Here's hoping that he can enjoy it more after retirement. And here's hoping a new commish will not be a lap-dog for the owners and be able to change the things that need changing.


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By Molly Fitzpatrick, Hollywood.com Staff
Here's what you missed on The Voice last night. Following Monday's episode, every member of the top six saw their singles chart on iTunes with Terry McDermott occupying both the No. 1 and No. 2 positions in the Rock category (greedy!).
For the evening's first performance, Amanda Brown joins Neo for "Let Me Love You." I really like this song, and Amanda does as fine a job as always. But Neo, it turns out, kind of sucks live. His voice sounds nasal and uncomfortably strained. This explains why his eyes are conspicuously obscured by the downturned brim of his hat, because he apparently believes that if he can't see us, we can't see or at least hear him.
Cee Lo, draped in black sequins and a diamond necklace, seems to have coopted Christina's outfit from the night before. With none of her team members remaining, Xtina reports that she's happy to sit back and watch the competition without a personal stake in the results. "[I'm] like the rest of America right now," says the woman in a neon-pink wig and gem-encrusted leather vest, waving a delicate silver fan.
But before anything of actual interest to anyone can happen, it's time for another duet. Terry and Trevin Hunte reach across the Blake-Cee Lo aisle for OneRepublic's "Feel Again." It's nice, if dull: two undeniably talented men singing an undeniably meh song.
Carson Daly announces the first artist saved: from Team Blake, it's Terry! As they say in Scotland, "Congratulations."
The Twitter feed on the bottom of the screen manages to prove more engaging than whatever Christina Milian is talking about in the Sprint Skybox®™©. A tweet from @BlakeShelton describes guest stars Matchbox 20: "Good dudes. Real good dudes." This is how I will refer to everyone I like from now on.
Next, Amanda and Cassadee Pope duet on Kelly Clarkson's "Breakaway." Their harmonies are lovely and rich, so much so that I'm actually considering downloading this. Could it be that Cassadee's finally growing on me, or is this simply the magic of Kellbelle?
Overcome with emotion, Nicholas David tells Carson that the top six have become "a family," fondly reminiscing over "all the farts" they've shared. If that's what makes a family, I must be pretty closely related to the homeless guy who sat next to me on the subway this morning.
The next contestant to advance to next week is Trevin Hunte! And yikes, that's already two performers saved half the top four. Assuming Cassadee's a lock (I mean, come on), I suspect that Nicholas, Amanda, and Melanie Martinez will have to duke it out for that last spot.
Matchbox 20 takes the stage for "Overjoyed," with Nicholas and Trevin singing backup. In case you have Memento disease and suddenly forget who they are, the band has graciously provided a giant illuminated sign announcing their name, which I'd like to think frontman Rob Thomas carries with him everywhere he goes. It's a good song, and the contestants mesh satisfyingly well with the band.
And now it's time for Voice confessional round four: half-hearted impressions of the judges. As Cee Lo, contestants don oversized sunglasses, waxing poetic on "pretty girls" and "unicorns." To mock Adam, they wear torn undershirts with expensive price tags. Faux-stinas wave their fans. Fake-Blakes affect weak Southern accents. And thirty seconds of my life is gone, forever.
The next singer saved is Cassadee meaning that Team Blake has now secured two of the final four slots.
Melanie and Nicholas come together for Fiona Apple's "Criminal," the very song that Christina recommended that Melanie cover last night wow, how far in advance do you think these group performances are rehearsed?
They make for a surprisingly great duo, and I almost wish they'd tour together, amassing a repertoire of improbable covers of girl power alt-rock. But it's Melanie who really shines. I wish it had occurred to Adam to balance her girlish persona with grittier material earlier on. Is this last-minute performance too little too late?
Carson announces the first of two artists to be eliminated tonight: sadly, it is indeed Melanie's time to go. After watching her kill it on "Criminal," I'm suddenly (and depressingly) overwhelmed by interesting song choices she never had a shot at. What about Juliana Hatfield? Or even Kate Bush?
But don't sweat it, baby girl you'll have a line of dresses out at Hot Topic within months.
With only one spot in the final four still up for grabs, two contestants remain on stage: Nicholas David and Amanda Brown. I hate the idea of losing either of them, but Nick is my man. (Did I vote the maximum 10 times for him last night? No. Maybe. Yes. Okay, I voted for him 15 times, just in case there was a bug in the system.)
And the last member of the final four is NICHOLAS DAVID! A full beard has spontaneously sprouted from my face out of joy and solidarity.
The Voice returns next week, when the final four will be reduced to only two. Follow Molly on Twitter @mollyfitz.
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Good work on those English muffins! I remember making them at home (not gluten-free at the time); it was a lot of fun.ReplyDelete
Wow Melody! I hope that you're going to include the english muffin recipe in your e-book. They look fantastic!ReplyDelete
Yum. And the tempeh looks divine.ReplyDelete
Yum! Do you have problems with wheat? I don't know if I could ever give it up.ReplyDelete
I must have the flax dressing recipe!
Oh how I wish I could just jump in the car and come to your Cinco de Mayo feast!ReplyDelete
the enchilada bake looks perfect! and so does the tempeh! gotta love some deeeeelicious tempeh without the bitterness that it can sometimes hold on to. your gluten-free whole grain english muffins look rock'n - and so does the sprouted chickpea soup (for some crazy reason i just love those sprouted chickpeas - which is funny 'cause i'm not a fan of bitter things)! oh my gosh, everything looks so awesome! mmmmmmmmmm!ReplyDelete
- Robyn4:28 PM
Soooo glad to hear you say you don't like sprouted chick peas!!! Neither do I! I've tried and tried turning them into hummus and absolutely hate it every time I try it! Nice that you're finding substitutions for the wheat. I know you're going to feel so much better off it! Lots of love to you!ReplyDelete
Mary, I am definitely sensitive to gluten. I break out in hives when I make seitan (or eat it) and when I eat wheat, I want to binge and I blow up like a balloon with water retention and my face gets red and hot.ReplyDelete
Gluten Free English Muffins?! I'll be needing that recipe!ReplyDelete
How good does that baked tempeh look! I could eat that english muffin with the tomato on it right now!ReplyDelete
I used to make tempeh like that all the time. it's so easy!ReplyDelete
i don't like sprouted chickpeas either. ick. but that doesn't mean you can't eat raw food, it just means you don't like spouted chickpeas.
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Don McCartney – Commercial Design started his own company in May of 2006—Don McCartney Design. He is building the business with a variety of clients from real estate to structural engineering to ballet companies to a cashmere store in Carmel and a brewery in Indiana. Don feels that Ringling was one of the absolute best experiences of his life. As he put it, "Ringling rocks!" www.donmccartney.com
Jeremiah Miller – Fine Arts had an exhibit of paintings at the Mooney Center Gallery of the Helen & Peter Mooney Art & Educational Technology Center at The College of New Rochelle in January 2007. www.jeremiahmiller.com
Deborah Covington – Fine Arts had a three woman show at "The Gallery" in Chattanooga, TN, in December 2006. (www.redbankgallery.com) Deb received an honorable mention from the Tiwhan Art Center in Flushing, NY, for work submitted by invitation to a Pastel Society of America show.
Donna Weidman – Fashion Design was inspired by a Ringling School Continuing Studies Class in floor cloth painting and now meets regularly with friends to continue working in that medium. She and her friends enjoyed the class and learned so much that they can't stop painting!
Robert Highsmith – Fine Arts is a working artist with galleries in Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque, and Las Cruces, NM, as well as galleries in Connecticut and South Carolina. He has exhibited in the past two Arts for the Parks Top 100, a show that originates from the Grand Teton National Park, WY. Highsmith is a signature member of the American Watercolor Society and the New Mexico Watercolor Society and an associate member of the San Diego Watercolor Society and the National Watercolor Society. www.rhighsmith.com
Carl Coleman – Commercial Design authored an article about AMVER, a unique, computer-based, and voluntary global ship-reporting system used worldwide by search and rescue authorities to arrange for assistance to persons in distress at sea. AMVER is sponsored by the United States Coast Guard. Coleman will be honored by AMVER at its 50th Anniversary Celebration is 2008.
Lou Hitchens – Commercial Design and her sister coauthored a novel, Sarandipitous Slippers, a modern-day fairy tale with a companion DVD. The book was published by iUniverse and is being used in the interactive reading classes of schools in the Broward County School District, the sixth largest school district in the U.S. www.sarandipitious.com
Edwin Young Jr. – Graphic Design and Chandra
Young – Interior Design are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of their Atlanta-based firm, Young and Martin Design. www.ymdesign.com
Barry Graham – Graphic Design is Communications Manager for the city of Vicksburg where he manages advertising, public relations, and cable channel RCTV23. He paints as often as he can, creating watercolors of the Mississippi River and the Louisiana Delta. He is also lead singer for a wellknown local group called The Chill. www.chillband.com
Patty Garcia – Interior Design moved to Alaska four years ago after more than 20 years in Texas and found her second husband Jim who she married in December 2005. She works at the University of Alaska and for Wells Fargo Banks as a project manager/designer. She is still a practicing interior designer and received her LC in 2004, which expanded her practice to lighting design. In her spare time, she dabbles in photography and hikes, fishes, and flies with her husband to remote areas within Alaska
Ann Hall – Interior Design trained to become a Master Gardener beginning in 2004–2005 and added landscape consultation and indoor/outdoor coordination to her business, Ann Hall Design for Home and Garden. She is very interested in "Healing Gardens"— gardens that create feelings of peace and contentment.
Sherry Neidigh – Graphic Design has been freelancing for the past 19 years. She works with various educational, trade, and religious publishers and children's magazines. Sherry lives with her two dogs—Basil and Harper. www.childrensillustrators.org
Michael Briere – Fine Arts is an Adjunct Drawing Instructor with Cy-Fair College, a community college in Houston, Texas. In 2002, Briere received his MA in Humanities with a concentration in Art from California State University.
William Jenkins – Graphic Design specializes in vinyl marine graphics throughout the Florida west coast and beyond.
Diane Dempsey – Graphic Design has realized a dream come true with the start of WhatsBuzzin.com, which combines her love of retro Americana and her long-held desire to create a line of greeting cards. She hasn't yet given up her "day job" and reports that Chameleon Studio is still alive and kickin'. www.whatsbuzzin.com
Steven Dickey – Fine Arts had an exhibition at Agora Gallery in New York, in November 2006. The exhibition, titled "Verse and Vigor: Steven Dickey," featured sculptures that reflect the artist's musical background as well as his training in realist art. www.Agora-Gallery.com
Karen (Jacobi) Smith – Illustration received a Master of Arts in Teaching from Texas Woman's University and began her first year teaching art in a public high school in fall 2006. She hopes to encourage future artists.
Elizabeth Collins – Graphic Design is married with two children, Amy (17) and Matt (13). She owns an advertising/design agency named EC Graphics that has been in operation for 23 years.
Amy Siegel – Graphic Design is a graphic designer with Gensler, an architecture, planning, and design firm. She has been with the company for 16 years.
Scott Spear – Illustration is Senior Art Director for Stephen A. Smith & Associates. Scott is designing a new logo for The Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce and for each of the chamber councils. www.smithadvertising.net
Tony Weldon – Illustration has had a piece of artwork accepted for inclusion in the permanent collection in The Native American Wing of the Smithsonian Institution and another piece on permanent exhibit at The Booth Western Museum in Cartsville, GA. tonyweldon.net or redcloudindianarts.com
Mary Verrandeaux – Illustration sold her advertising agency of 21 years to focus on fine art, painting, and illustration work. She illustrated The Fish That Made a Wish, published by Shooting Star Publishing, Inc., and has a new book that is being published by Baker & Taylor. www.shootingstarpub.com www.mverrandeaux.com
John Hambrock – Graphic Design has created a comic strip, The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee which King Features Syndicate began distributing in October 2006. You can find the strip at www.kingfeatures.com and hopefully in your local newspapers. John gives Ringling much of the credit for his success.
Thomas Chambers – Graphic Design was the recipient of the 2005–2006 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Fellowship in photography. His photomontages can be seen online at www.tomchambersphoto.com
Sandra Reinhart – Illustration has had her own business for the past six years called Splash Graphics Florida doing scenic design for Busch Gardens in Tampa, FL and Williamsburg, VA, and Hershey Park & Sea World in Orlando. In 2005 she moved with husband Brian Reinhart to West Virginia where in 2006 they opened a restaurant called The Sunset Grill.
William Berry – Graphic Design celebrated his 40th birthday in style with help from classmates Steven Thompson and Paulette Boudreau. Steven is a senior graphic designer for Bell South in Atlanta, GA, and Paulette is an art director for Ervin/Bell in California. Also celebrating with Bill was his partner Jeff and their daughter Michelle. Happy Birthday, Bill!
Sanford Cohen – Graphic Design was elected a member of The President's Forum of the Sarasota area by Leadership Centers USA. This group is part of a world organization of 12,000 CEOs. Leadership Centers USA's mission is to increase the effectiveness and enhance the lives of CEOs via continuing executive education.
William Haas – Illustration is working at JHT Inc., as a graphic artist. In the last year he finished work on "Curious George" with Project Firefly, and a host of other freelance projects, including interior renderings with Intertect Design Group, where his wife Pamela (Piscopo) Haas '91, ID, works. His work can be found at www.bigbluemoon.com
Phillip Jones – Illustration was named the official cartoonist and illustrator of Stuff the Magic Dragon, the mascot of the Orlando Magic.
Tara Massarsky – Fine Arts has received numerous awards including the 2006 Purchase Award: Acclaimed Artist Series, New Mexico Art in Public Places Program. In 2007 her shows will include "The Whales Mouth" (Solo Exhibition) Bivouac Artspace, Albuquerque, New Mexico, and "Tara Massarsky's Introspective: 20-year survey" (Solo Exhibition), Inpost at the Outpost, Albuquerque, New Mexico. www.Taramassarsky.com
Bruno Weber – Interior Design continued his education after Ringling and now holds a Bachelor of Environment Design (BEDS) and a Master of Architecture (M. Arch).
Gregory Sweeney – Illustration has been working at Progress Energy Nuclear Training Academy since graduating from Ringling School. In 2005, he and his wife Melissa opened a Salon and Day Spa. His son Brenden is six years old and step-daughter Morgan is 11 years old. The Sweeneys live about two hours north of Sarasota and would love to get together with some of the old gang.
Tracie Claflin – Illustration completed her 11th year of teaching art and moved to California where she will be completing her thesis for a masters program in Creative Arts Therapy through Pratt Institute. She will also be starting a new life with her fiancé.
Richard Montgomery – Computer Animation is married with three awesome children. He works for ESPN and reports that "life is great!"
Erik Barton – Illustration has been painting like a maniac ever since graduating from Ringling. He started his own business painting murals as well as faux finishes and decorative painting. Erik's fine art work has been shown in several galleries around Florida.
Brian Beauregard – Illustration is the Senior Design Director for the Merchandise Division at Universal Studios Orlando. He is responsible for the development of merchandise for the Orlando and Hollywood locations. Brian has been developing products and providing creative input for the NBC Experience Store in New York City.
Brooke (Lyon) Melko – Graphic Design announced the birth of their son Boden Andrew in 2006. Brooke recieved a Master of Science Degree in Art Education and has changed her career path from graphic design to education ("and I love it!!").
Bernard Cavender – Illustration has been working in the animation industry in the NYC area for the past seven years as a background artist and character designer. He currently works as a lead designer on Nick Jr.'s Wonder Pets.
Jason Bravo – Computer Animation joined Allen Interactions Inc., an award-winning custom designer and developer of e-Learning solutions worldwide, as a senior interactivity developer in Tampa, Florida. www.alleninteractions.com.
David Piurek – Fine Arts exhibited a new series of more than a dozen still-life paintings at Greene Contemporary Gallery in Sarasota in October 2006. David works at the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art as a conservation technician. He was also responsible for much of the work on the restored Asolo Theatre. www.greenecontemporary.com
Marci Peters-Keirn and Benjamin and Benjamin Peters-Keirn – Fine Arts welcomed a baby girl, Feona Genvieve, in 2006.
Christopher Adams – Computer Animation is teaching gaming at SMU's Guildhall in Dallas, TX.
Peter Anderson – Illustration joined Turbine Games in Westwood, MA, as a character artist. www.turbine.com
Bettyjean Pergola – Fine Arts has been "having a blast" working as a designer for Marie Osmond Dolls (yes, Donny's sister of Donny & Marie fame). Highlights have included the opportunity to create a coffee table book as a well as a cookbook based on Marie's family and friends' recipes. BJ works with the productdevelopment team in designing product packaging, creating marketing materials, catalogs, promotional materials, photography, and national ads.
Amy (Dickey) Kligman – Illustration moved from American Greetings to Hallmark Cards where she works in the giftwrap and party division, doing surface design and illustration. Amy also happily reports that she has gotten married.
Amanda Martinez – Graphic & Interactive Communication had a baby girl named Giselle Grace Martinez.
Teia Smith – Illustration recieved her MFA in Illustration at the Academy of Art University San Francisco. She works as an in-house illustrator at The Rush Group located in California. www.therushgroup.com
Mark Unger – Graphic & Interactive Communication earned his MFA from the Yale University School of Art and joined the Orlando design firm PUSH as the Creative Director-New Media. www.pushhere.com
Matthew Campbell and Yael Campbell – Graphic & Interactive Communication welcomed a new member to their family— son, Eitan. They purchased Donnelly's Printing on Palm Avenue in downtown Sarasota. Idoleaf, Inc., and Donnelly's Printing will operate under one roof providing a full range of printing and graphic communication services. www.idoleaf.com
Amer Kobaslija – Fine Arts had a number of exhibits in 2006 including a show titled "Scale Studio Paintings" at the George Adams Gallery in New York City, a show at Columbia University, and a solo show in Paris. Amer reports that 2007 is looking just as busy. "Life is good and I am happy and grateful about everything."
Suzanne Russo – Fine Arts participated in a group exhibition of Fine Art Photography at the Agora Gallery in SoHo in New York City. Suzanne is a sculptress who photographs her work in natural settings.
Chomphunut Sripinit – Illustration is a lecturer in Fine Arts at Assumption University in Bangkok. She enjoys teaching very much. She is also doing freelance illustration work.
Lauren Delost – Illustration left the Bradford Exchange in Chicago, IL, where she worked for 2 1/2 years as a product developer. She is now with the Hamilton Collection in Jacksonville, FL.
Eric Dolhon – Illustration has been attending graduate school seeking a double masters in Business and Public Administration from the University of Phoenix in Orlando, FL. He is also working for the University as an admissions counselor.
Eric Grimmenstein – Computer Animation has headed to New Zealand to work at Weta.
Ryan Sawyer – Illustration is working as a graphic illustrator for The Mathworks in Natick, MA.
Lowree Cartwright – Interior Design is working as an interior designer reporting directly to the Vice President of Design and Development for Baha Mar Resorts Ltd. www.bahamar.com
Cassandra Sudziarski – Photography & Digital Imaging was married last June in her hometown on St. Thomas, V.I., where she now lives.
Thomas Blanchard – Fine Arts is attending graduate school at Claremont Graduate University in Claremont, California.
Guillermo Careaga – Computer Animation won the Rhythm & Hues Scholarship Competition in the Character Animation category.
Hope Conner – Fine Arts exhibited (solo show) work at White Dog Design in Sarasota, Saks Fifth Avenue, and is represented by The Gallery at Canvas Leysin in Sarasota. You can see her work at hopeconner.com and canvascafeleysin.com. Hope is also actively pursuing a career as an elementary art instructor.
Lara de Carvalho – Graphic & Interactive Communication is working at Stoltze Design in Boston, MA. www.stoltze.com
Aaron Holley – Illustration accepted a position with S2 Games in Rohnert Park, CA, as a concept artist. http://aaronholley.com
Reina Okawa – Fine Arts is working toward a masters degree in printmaking at the University of South Dakota where she's experiencing her first cold winter. Reina has been assisting former Ringling faculty member Johntimothy Pizzuto with his beginning print class.
Michael Plymale – Graphic & Interactive Communication accepted a position as a creative developer at American Greetings Interactive.
Gwendelyn Robson – Computer Animation is with Sony Pictures Imageworks working as an assistant animator on Surf's Up.
Han Jin Song – Computer Animation received an award at The Education Channel's 2006 Independents' Film Festival is for his animation, The Fly.
Dorothy Torres – Illustration finished a book called Jacob and his Magical Flying Bears, and has started a new book called Owl's Nest of Rhymes.
Kristafer Vale – Computer Animation landed his dream job at Sony Pictures Imageworks as an associate technical animator. Soon after, he became engaged to Carolyn Anderson '08, CA. They'll be married in May 2008.


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Hockey fans in Idaho began to grow suspicious that the small $4 cup held the same amount of beer as the large $7 cup.
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New Jersey Transit
News about New Jersey Transit, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Feb. 19, 2014
James Weinstein, executive director of New Jersey Transit, is resigning, ending a four-year run pocked by agency's often-maligned performance during Hurricane Sandy and Super Bowl in East Rutherford, NJ; he will be replaced by Veronique Hakim, executive director of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. MORE
Feb. 4, 2014
New Jersey Transit officials admit they significantly underestimated number of Super Bowl fans who would take trains to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, despite fact that organizers had coaxed fans for months to use public transportation on game day; about 28,000 riders took New Jersey Transit to game, and many encountered serpentine lines, waits of more than two hours and severe congestion on platforms. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
Fans using mass transit to reach the Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium become deeply frustrated as unfamiliarity and system glitches snarl passage; criticism is especially harsh for New Jersey Transit, which provides rail link to stadium. MORE
Jun. 19, 2013
Long Island Rail Road train slides off tracks in tunnel just east of Pennsylvania Station, and accident causes delays to Amtrak and New Jersey Transit; Long Islanders are sent into a scramble for whatever combination of subways, car services and neighborly kindnesses would get them home. MORE
Nov. 22, 2012
New Jersey Transit is facing criticism for keeping much of its equipment in low-lying yards during Hurricane Sandy, despite forecasts of potential flooding; agency says that 261 rail cars and 62 locomotives were damaged in the storm. MORE
Nov. 15, 2012
New Jersey continues its recovery from Hurricane Sandy, and New Jersey Transit issues surprising report that service will be restored within days to nearly the entire railroad, including the North Jersey Coast Line; status of recovery efforts highlighted in chart. MORE
Nov. 14, 2012
New Jersey continues its recovery from Hurricane Sandy, with New Jersey Transit rail service continuing to expand; status of recovery efforts highlighted in chart. MORE
Nov. 6, 2012
New Jersey commuters seeking a way into Manhattan are finding that options are few and unappealing; entire PATH train network is still offline Monday, with flooding so severe in tunnels and several stations that officials have declined to offer a definitive timeline for full restoration; New Jersey Transit says it is able to operate only 13 trains into New York during peak hours, about a fifth of its normal network. MORE
Jul. 15, 2012
FYI column answers questions about incongruity of Public Art Fund signs in New York City promoting walking, and why New Jersey Transit trains--and not LIRR trains--line up in Queens for train-car washes. MORE
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New York and New Jersey Getting U.S. Aid to Protect Transit Networks Against Storms
Federal officials announced that the two states will receive about $3.3 billion to prepare their transportation networks against future storms.
September 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Report Says N.J. Transit, Not Port Authority, Should Run PATH Lines
Handing over control of the train system to the state-run agency could open up money for large infrastructure projects, according to the Citizens Budget Commission report.
April 26, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON NEW JERSEY TRANSIT AND: Commuting , New Jersey , Citizens Budget Commission , Brecher, Charles , New York City , Port Authority of New York and New Jersey , New Jersey Transit , Transit Systems
Sic Transit New Jersey
After three massive foul-ups on his watch, James Weinstein is resigning as executive director of New Jersey Transit.
February 19, 2014, Wednesday
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Chief of New Jersey Transit to Quit After a Rocky Tenure
James Weinstein's four-year run was pocked by the agency's poor performance during Hurricane Sandy and the recent Super Bowl in East Rutherford, N.J.
February 19, 2014, Wednesday
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Christie's Other Congestion Problem
New Jersey's transit system wasn't ready for the Super Bowl.
February 4, 2014, Tuesday
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A Waiting Game After the Super Bowl: Hours in Line for the Train
About 28,000 riders took New Jersey Transit to the game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., and more than 33,000 used it to leave.
February 4, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON NEW JERSEY TRANSIT AND: MetLife Stadium (NJ) , Super Bowl , Football , Delays (Transportation) , New Jersey Transit , Railroads
'Mass-Transit Super Bowl' Hits Some Rough Patches in Moving Fans
In moving the masses — with many unfamiliar with the intricacies of the system — glitches developed and patience wore thin.
February 3, 2014, Monday
MORE ON NEW JERSEY TRANSIT AND: MetLife Stadium (NJ) , New Jersey Transit , Football , Super Bowl , Transit Systems
For Super Bowl Jet-and-Helicopter Set, Urging Buses and Rail
For many of the expected 400,000 visitors to New York City, the transportation options for getting to their stadium seats on Feb. 2 are not their usual ones.
January 20, 2014, Monday
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Buses and Trains Are Foundation of Plan to Get Ticket Holders to the Super Bowl
Local organizers say they expect up to 80 percent of those attending the game, in February in New Jersey, to use public transportation.
December 10, 2013, Tuesday
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Derailment Near Penn Station Snarls Train Travel
At the nation's busiest rail hub, with so many transit fates intertwined, even the smallest hiccup can upset the machinery.
June 19, 2013, Wednesday
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(NEWSER) – A steady diet of sodas could hinder your ability to reproduce or even shorten your life, if lab mice are any indication. Researchers at the University of Utah gave mice a diet of 25% sugar—equivalent to three extra sodas per day in people—and found the males less likely to reproduce or defend their territory, the Salt Lake Tribune reports. Females had it worse, dying at double their normal rate. And to think, the National Research Council tells us that this level of added sugar is considered safe in humans.


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Un forro uniforme de grueso acolchado proporciona protección de arriba abajo para el ordenador portátil.
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Comments about 13.3" Laptop and MacBook Sleeve:
I use one with my 13.3 inch ultrabook and another with my 13.3 inch tablet when I am on the road.My technology is well protected against drops and bumps and it is in a very stylish package.
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REally good!
By Mary
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Love it! pick the purple one it's a super pretty color
Great, simple
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Simple lap top sleeve. Nothing fancy, but good quality for the price. I wish it came with the zipper on 2 of the four sides so it was easier to remove from a backpack at airport security.
Love my red case!
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It arrived exactly as I pictured it. Not a skimpy case, I think it will really protect my apple from bumps.
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I bought this case for a 12.5" Lenovo ThinkPad Twist ultrabook. I was worried that the case would be too roomy, but it fits very well. It is nicely padded on all sides and not very heavy. The zipper is easy to use.
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Lightweight, good cushion, but not bulky.
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The only real problem is that "Tannin" which appears to be a shade of brown (coffee) on the website actually is full-on purple. Oh well.
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The case is nicely padded with foam and provides good protection in non-computer cases as well as computer cases. It fits my 13.3" MacBook (not the new version) very well.
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