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LAMBERTVILLE — The search continues today, Jan. 28, for Sarah Majoras, 39, the Lambertville woman who was last seen at 2:30 a.m. on Saturday coming home from work, according to Hunterdon County Prosecutor Anthony P. Kearns III.
"We are using all available resources," he said this morning. "The community is heartbroken. She was very much a part of this community. We have many people concerned and worried, and we're trying to work this as quickly and as diligently as we can."
Majoras is a bartender at John & Peter's in New Hope. Mayor David DelVecchio said today that he heard she's worked there for 15 years and is "very dependable" and an integral member of a "close staff."
Sarah's mother is Judy Majoras, a part-time resident of Lambertville who is retired from the state Department of Environmental Protection, the mayor said.
Kearns said of the search: "We have assistance from the New Jersey State Police Missing Persons Unit, and we are working with them and the Somerset County Underwater Rescue Team. We are canvassing the area, continuing to speak to people in Lambertville and New Hope, and attempting to obtain any video footage of the area at the time by contacting local businesses and seeing what we can find. We do have her crossing the (river) bridge at about 2:30 Saturday morning, and we're going from there."
"We'll continue searching the canal. We're leaving all possibilities open at this time," he said.
John & Peter's has posted a picture of Majoras on its Facebook page, referring to her as "our friend and bartender." Her route would have her "crossing the bridge and making a left onto N. Union Street in Lambertville to her home. This is very unlike her to not have gone home. We love her very much and want to know she's okay."
Yesterday divers from the Garden State Underwater Recovery Unit of Milford were diving under the ice in the canal north of Coryell Street, and today divers from Somerset County will continue searching the canal, Kearns said.
The canal's towpath parallels North Union Street and is often used by pedestrians. Yesterday's search was made along a part of the canal that is separated from the towpath by a five-foot vertical drop.
Officials describe Majoras as 5-feet-4 and weighing 140 pounds. She has blue eyes and blonde hair and was last seen wearing blue jeans, brown leather boots, a white cap and a camouflage jacket.
Majoras was reported missing by her boyfriend, according to Kearns.
Lambertville police are working with Kearns' office in the investigation. Anyone with information can contact the Lambertville Police Department at 609-397-3132.
Stay with NJ.com for updates on this developing story.
Renée Kiriluk-Hill contributed to this report.
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By Chris Carl 1:27pm, April 22, 2013 - Updated 1:48pm, April 22, 2013You were probably nowhere near Boston last week, but you could still be a victim.
Attorney General Biden warns you to be on the lookout for scams related to the bombing.
Biden says it's not uncommon for the unscrupulous to take advantage of people's desire to help victims of tragic events.
He encourages you to make sure a charity is legit before making a donation, hang-up on aggressive cold callers, and delete unsolicited e-mails.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The state Public Service Commission today scheduled public hearings for people to comment on its plan to add a second Central New York area code in addition to 315.
The Syracuse hearings will be at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Aug. 7 at the Hughes State Office Building, 333 E. Washington St. Each hearing will be preceded by an hour-long information session explaining the options.
The PSC's announcement followed a plea last week from state Sen. Patty Ritchie to slow down the proceeding. Ritchie, R-Oswegatchie, asked the commission to schedule hearings and to take a harder look at whether a new area code is necessary.
"Making changes to our region's area code would have real consequences for businesses -- still trying to bounce back from recession -- that could incur additional costs or customer loss as a result of having to change their phone number," Ritchie said in a news release Monday. "I am pleased that the PSC will be hosting these public forums to give those who would be affected an opportunity to weigh in on the proposal."
Besides Syracuse, the PSC has scheduled hearings Aug. 5 in Utica and Aug. 6 in Watertown. For those who can't attend hearings, the PSC requests comments sent in by Aug. 16.
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The North American Numbering Plan Administration, which assigns area codes and blocks of new phone numbers, currently predicts that 315 will run out of new phone numbers in the first quarter of 2015. The PSC launched a proceeding last month to determine how best to implement a second area code.
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Kristen Stewart thinks 'Breaking Dawn' would be a 'trip' in 3-D
It's hard to believe, but it's taken over two years for the drama "The Yellow Handkerchief" to theaters. Debuting at the Sundance Film Festival in 2008, the film features great performances by William Hurt, Maria Bello, Kristen Stewart and Eddie Radmayne. Unfortunately, even after "Twilight" and Stewart's starpower exploded a year ago it took small distributor Samuel Goldwyn to come on board and bring legendary producer Arthur Cohn's passion project to the screen.
Directed by Udayan Prasad, "Handkerchief" finds Hurt playing an ex-conflict fresh out of prison who is at a crossroads at his life. As he decides whether to pick up with his old girlfriend (Bello), he meets two teenage drifters (Stewart, Redmayne). Are they three four souls who are a new family or just wanderers drifting in the night?
Talking to Stewart and Redmayne, I made the point that neither actor had to publicize "Handkerchief." Both were probably paid close to scale and the film will hardly be a global blockbuster. However, both actors displayed their passion for the film -- even if it's been years since they've seen it.
As for Stewart, "Twilight" fans are no doubt salivating for her return in "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" this June, but are also intrigued about the constant rumors surrounding "Breaking Dawn." Reports have claimed Stephanie Meyer's fourth novel might be divided into two movies and both "Dawn's" could be shot in 3-D. I specifically asked Stewart about the latter as some "Twilight" fans are pretty passionate about the topic. The "Runaways" actress definitely has an opinion on the subject
You can watch the interview with Stewart and her co-star Redmayne embedded in this story or click here for a larger version.
"The Yellow Handkerchief" opens in limited release Feb. 26.
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Real Housewives of New Jersey star Caroline Manzo says it straight-out, when asked about the publicity her co-star, Danielle Staub, is getting for making a sex tape.
But its what you do with celebrity that matters, says the red-headed mama bear of Bravo TVs hit reality series.
To that end, shes directing the spotlight toward Citizens, Reunited, Overcome Cancer (CROC), a nonprofit that supports cancer survivors with activities such as dinners and yoga classes.
Manzo headlines a fundraiser for the Orange County, N.J.-based organization June 19 at the Alor Cafe in Grant City (read AWEs review of this popular restaurant at SILive.com/AWE). The $50-a-head meet-and-greet begins at 8 p.m.
I did this show to have fun and to have an adventure and I certainly am having fun, says Manzo, a good friend of CROCs founder, Dr. Thomas Eanelli. And theres so much good that comes with it. The best way to give back is, you use your face and name toward something like this.
The first season of the New Jersey set program became the highest-rated of the Real Housewives franchise in all the key demos, averaging 2.55 million viewers, according to Broadcasting & Cable, an industry publication. The second season premiered earlier this month.
At Alor, Manzo, and her son, Albie, will dole out hugs and kisses and pose for photos on a red carpet while a DJ spins in one room, and blues and jazz singer Nikki Armstrong, a veteran of Manhattans Birdland Jazz Club, appears in another room.
New Jersey Housewives Teresa Giudice and Jacqueline Laurita may also drop by for the fundraiser, officially dubbed, A Night To Remember.
The event was originally slated for last February, but it was postponed due to weather conditions. All tickets previously sold are being honored.
Event organizer Steven Levine, 29, a publicist, put together the night after meeting Manzo and company at another event.
They're just really down-to-earth women, says Levine, adding that he was motivated, in part, by an aunt who is battling breast cancer. Its kind of a great way for people who watch the show to come out and make a change.
The donation includes give-aways, complimentary hors doeuvres and the events signature New Jersey Housewives Martini by Americana Luxury Vodka of Colts Neck, N.J.
Attendees can also buy raffle tickets for chances to win gift baskets filled with, among other items, Saks Fifth Avenue cosmetics, Swarovski jewelry and a gift certificate for A.F. Bennett Salon and Wellness Spa in New Dorp, among other items.
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The new cost-cutting World Superbike rules package has been agreed upon by the FIM, Dorna and the MSMA for the 2014 season and beyond, according to a release issued today by the FIM.
Though no details were announced for the "framework" that has been put in place, the constructors in the championship have agreed to supply a minimum amount of motorcycles for a fixed price. The other area that has been addressed is suspension, brakes and transmissions, with those components to have some sort of price cap. There will also be a cap on the amount of engines used by a rider during the season
The release states that the rules will be applied "progressively, starting in 2014, in three stages."
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Another advantage is parking space in the garage and backyard , where you can spend time . Nearby is a coffee shop having interesting menu and provides evening entertainment.
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Garden - a great place where you can relax after a day on the beach. Garden surrounded by tall arborvitae , which provides a sense of privacy .
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Monte Cassino : 6 minutes
Beach: 9 minutes
Railway station : 5 minutes
Parking : space in the garage .
Fully equipped kitchen allows you to cook on their own to those who wish to have a change from the tasting specialties offered by local restaurants.
The room holding facilities in the form of radio, DVD, cable TV.
Designated sleep is comfortable, new sofa bed 150 cm wide when unfolded. The clipboard is a sofa bed linen for 2 people.
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The apartment "Grande" was dirty. The oven had not been cleaned, there was old food in the freezer and the floors were dirthy. The kitchen was not equipped for 7 people and there was no mop to clean the floors. The only place to dry clothes and towels was a broken drying rach. We called the owner and he fixed everthing except the drying rack and the hole week we had difficulties to dry our clothes and towels
The owner was helpful and reachable and ordered taxies for us both ways. The apartment was big enough for 7 people
We enjoyed our stay in Sopot a lot. The apartment has a nice location, it's close to the beach and in the heart of Sopot. The facilities are great, too. The only thing we missed, though, was wifi. Our contact person was service minded and helpfull. Thank you!
are very unhappy with the accomodation! Not completed when we arrived! söndrig hotplate, unattached electrical outlets, stopping in the kitchen drain, inadequate kitchen facilities with broken pans o much missing! Then you have to be informed that it is located on the fifth floor without a lift!
är väldigt missnöjda med bostaden!Ej genomgången när vi kom!Söndrig spisplatta,ej fastsatta eluttag,stopp i köksavlopp,bristfällig köksutrustning med trasigt stekjärn o mycket som saknades!Sen måste man bli upplyst om att den ligger på femte våningen utan hiss!
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clean tidy apartment with all the facilities you could wish for 1 weeks holiday. excellent location and superb views. look no further if you want a holiday let in Sopot. Great
Thank you, Krzysztof, a very nice apartment! Very well located - central and very quiet (to the beach, to the center, to the train station, in 15 minutes in Gdansk). Everything as in the pictures and description. The keys were handed over in the office in the center, good directions - two minutes from the apartment. Shopping opportunities and restaurants are in the immediate vicinity. A spacious parking space in the underground garage is included.
We have felt ourselves very well, thank you.
Vielen Dank, Krzysztof, eine sehr schöne Wohnung! Sehr gut gelegen - zentral und sehr ruhig (zum Strand, zum Zentrum, zum Bahnhof, in 15 Minuten in Gdansk). Alles so, wie in den Fotos und der Beschreibung. Die Schlüsselübergabe erfolgte im Büro im Zentrum, gute Wegbeschreibung - zwei Autominuten von der Wohnung. Einkaufmöglichkeiten und Restaurants sind in unmittelbarer Umgebung. Ein geräumiger Autostellplatz in der Tiefgarage ist inklusive.
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt, Danke.
Central location, both the beach, supermarket and main street make this one super place to stay. Some utensils should have been replaced as cups, plates and glasses. Buy new pillows needed.
Sentral beliggenhet, både til strand, supermarked og hovedgaten gjør dette til ett supert sted å bo. En del kjøkkenutstyr burde vært byttet ut som kopper, tallerkner og glass. Kjøp nye hodeputer det trengs.
The apartment was located in a large residential complex with high safety standards. The area was fenced, secured with a combination lock and provided with various cameras. In the garage there was a parking space. The beach and the city were quickly reached on foot. There were several small shops in the immediate vicinity. Disadvantages were the daily construction work along the tracks. It was dredged right next to the complex of buildings already in the morning. Unfortunately, the apartment was not in clean condition. In Brotbehälter still was stale bread. Therefore, you had probably put the container on top of the kitchen cupboard. The bathroom had no windows, no wonder had formed the mildew stains on the ceiling. The mattresses and pillows were very dingy. In the previous tenant had probably kettle boiled milk, therefore unusable. The toilet holder hung by a thread, etc. Overall we were still happy. Would this apartment, however, not choose again.
Die Wohnung lag in einem großen Wohnkomplex mit hohem Sicherheitsstandard. Das Gelände war umzäunt, mit einem Zahlenschloß gesichert und mit diversen Kameras versehen. In der Tiefgarage gab es einen PKW-Stellplatz. Der Strand und auch die Innenstadt waren schnell zu Fuß zu erreichen. Es gab mehrere kleine Geschäfte in unmittelbarer Nähe. Nachteilig waren die täglichen Bauarbeiten entlang der Gleise. Es wurde direkt neben dem Gebäudekomplex bereits in der Frühe gebaggert. Die Wohnung befand sich leider nicht im sauberen Zustand. Im Brotbehälter befand sich noch altes Brot. Daher hatte man den Behälter wohl oben auf den Küchenschrank gestellt. Das Badezimmer hatte keine Fenster, kein Wunder das sich Schimmelflecken an der Decke gebildet hatten. Die Matratzen und Kissen waren sehr schmuddelig. Im Wasserkocher hatten die Vormieter vermutlich Milch gekocht, daher unbenutzbar. Der WC-Halter hing am seidenen Faden usw. Wir waren insgesamt trotzdem zufrieden. Würden diese Wohnung allerdings nicht wieder wählen.
The apartment is a Glücksttreffer! Clean, comfortable, good location! Class price-performance ratio!
Die Ferienwohnung ist ein Glücksttreffer! Sauber, komfortabel, gute Lage! Klasse Preis-Leistungsverhältnis!
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Students earn AP test honors
More than 20 Mount Si High School students earned honors in the recent round of AP, or Advanced Placement, testing.
The National College Board recognizes students for their outstanding academic performance on the exams. AP tests are scored on a one-to-five scale, with one being the lowest possible score and five being the highest possible score.
The AP Scholar Award is granted to students who received grades of three or higher on three or more AP exams. From the classes of 2008 and 2009, students Colin Alexander, Thomas Appleseth, Alexander Bolves, Rachel Brun, Bobbie Buzzell, Sean Byrnes, Kyle Clark, Jacqueline Ferland, Matthew Fujimoto, Amy Grantham, Avery Hamann, Kyle Hansen-Kahn, Tamara Hoeth, Quinn Hopkins, Megan Mabel, Marissa Pleasants, Kimberly Sanders, Zachary Whetsel, Laura White, and Katherine Woolsey earned the scholars award.
The AP Scholar with Honor Award is granted to students who receive an average grade of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken, and grades of three or higher on four or more of these exams. Mount Si High School students from the class of 2008 that earned the award include Shino Asanuma, Kenneth James, Britta Nelson, Erika Strine, Owen Strom, Kelsey Tarp, and Haley Williamson.
The AP Scholar with Distinction Award is granted to students who receive an average grade of an least 3.5 on all AP exams taken, and grades of three or higher on five or more of these exams. Two Mount Si High School students from the class of 2008 earned this prestigious award: Benjamin Joselyn and Ian Smith.
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The children and grandchildren of Max and Pat Hand, formerly of North Bend, currently residents of Oroville, Wash., would like to invite family and friends to a celebration in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. The open house is 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 27, at American Legion Post No. 84.
Max and Pat were married Dec. 30, 1958 in Couer d'Alene, Idaho.
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...in the fake draft that would never and could never happen, MG selects:
Justin Tuck, defensive end, Notre Dame. (Good job by ih8dacowboys, EricRocks, srcog and others who knew I'd be taking Tuck.)
Just like that, my expansion franchise, which I suppose will play its home games at a yet-to-be-built stadium in Newark somewhere near the Prudential Center, has a left defensive end for the next decade and then some. And not just any left defensive end, but one that can rush the passer and dig his heels into the turf enough to stop the run.
I hear all of you who said you'd take Osi Umenyiora. That's not a bad pick by any stretch and, obviously, there are no wrong answers here. But I'll take Tuck for a few reasons:
• He's consistent, whereas Osi will contribute in streaks and spurts. When Osi is streaking, there's no doubt he's the best player on the defense by far. But when he disappears, the pass rush suffers.
• Tuck is better against the run. He's got six tackles for a loss this year. Osi has three. (Those numbers include half-tackles when they've assisted with another player. So while Tuck has six tackles for a loss, he was actually in on eight tackles total because he has four solos and four assists. Osi has three solos and that's it. So that tells you how much more often Tuck has been in the backfield on running plays.
• Tuck can play anywhere, as evidenced by his role as a DT on third downs and at both ends on first and second down.
• Tuck is on his way to being a locker-room leader. When Strahan's gone, that'll be Tuck's room (at least defensively). You watch. Osi is a dynamic player and is well-liked by his teammates, but Tuck is a smart, savvy, composed young player who's come a long way since we first met him during the '05 rookie camp. I remember his first session with reporters when he spoke softly and used few words. And now, he's the media "Good Guy Award" winner for his excellence in interviews. Not saying the way a player deals with reporters is the way his leadership is judged; just trying to show you how much more comfortable he's gotten. And it's the same thing with the way he interacts with his teammates, who are starting to treat him with much more respect.
So, in short, I like where my team stands after pick No. 1. And for those of you who aren't sure that defensive end is a great spot to build a team around, take a look at what Mario Williams has done in Houston this year.
Oh, and all of you who thought the Texans were nuts for taking Williams over Reggie Bush, raise your hand. (I'm now typing with only one hand.) Now, lower it if you no longer think they were out of their minds. (Much faster typing this sentence.)
As for the vote from you folks, here's what I calculated (including a few e-mails I got behind the scenes that I never posted):
1. Osi - 24 votes
2. Tuck - 20
3. Eli - 15
4 (tie). Kiwanuka - 7
4 (tie). Snee - 7
6. Diehl - 6
7. Plax - 5
8 (tie). Pierce - 1
8 (tie). Jacobs - 1
8 (tie). Feagles - 1
Maybe Tuck didn't win, but he got a lot of votes and that makes me feel better. In my quick survey I took of my friends and a few colleagues, it was Osi in a landslide. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't crazy and (20 of) you folks confirmed I'm not.
Btw, if I had to pick an offensive player, it would be Diehl. And he'd be my right tackle. I'd run behind him all day long. And over there, he'd be facing fewer speed rushers, which would better suit his pass-blocking skills. It's not like he's been struggling mightily on the left side, though. Some folks have been too hard on him for giving up two sacks to Trent Cole on Sunday. I think Eli should have stepped up into the pocket on one of them. I can't pin that one totally on Diehl because Cole took a wide angle and he simply tried to ride him upfield, probably expecting his QB to easily avoid him by stepping up.
Having Diehl on my line also means I have coverage if my left tackle or either guard goes down with an injury. Yep, I'll take that kind of security and run.
Thanks to everybody who commented and voted. This one was fun. I'll look for more stuff like this in the future.
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Ever since the Paulsboro High School boys basketball team lost to Asbury Park in the state Group I semifinals last season, it could only think about one thing — getting back to Toms River.
Tuesday night, the Red Raiders made that dream a reality by winning their second straight South Jersey Group I title by defeating Pitman, 69-55.
"Definitely excited, I've been waiting for this moment for a year now," said Red Raider senior Xavier Lundy. "It seems like it took forever, but it's finally here now. Come (today's) practice, everybody has to get real serious. Everybody has been waiting for this moment for a long time, come Thursday we have unfinished business to handle.
"I wish it was Thursday now, I can't wait to go back up there. It's going to be a long two days, but I'm just glad we're finally here again."
"We got a lot to prove now," added fellow Raider senior Julien Davenport. "Everyone is saying we went up north twice and we're 0-2. Up north we have to prove them wrong, we have to show them what we're about. I think that we're the best team around."
Besides losing the semifinal to Asbury Park last season, the Red Raiders traveled up north this season to take on the No. 2 team in the state according to The Star Ledger, Hudson Catholic. The Hawks won that game, 77-47.
That game was one of only two games the Red Raiders lost this season — with the other coming to Atlantic City, the only South Jersey opponent they have lost to over the last two seasons.
Not only have the Red Raiders experienced a lot of success in South Jersey over the last two seasons, they have also experienced a lot of success at home during that period.
"For us to go undefeated at home the last two years and win two sectional championships, that's a great accomplishment and I'm proud of my team," said Lundy. "But I still can't wait to go up to Toms River, hopefully I can end my high school career with a state championship."
That feeling of unfinished business was shared by the entire team, especially the senior class.
"There's some satisfaction, but I'm not satisfied yet," Davenport said of winning another sectional title. "I want to get up-state, prove ourselves, get to Rutgers (for the state final) and see how far we can go."
"We definitely want a state championship," added Lundy. "Last year we fell short in the semifinals, so tomorrow we'll put all our focus on Thursday."
When the Red Raiders make it up to Toms River on Thursday, they will have Central Jersey Group I champ Point Pleasant Beach waiting for them.
"They're very good," Red Raiders head coach Sean Collins said of their next opponent. "They can really shoot, have three Division 1 players, two juniors, a guard getting recruited by a lot of Atlantic 10 teams, it's going to be a tough challenge."
Paulsboro is used to playing in front of big crowds at home, and Tuesday night in the South Jersey final was no different.
Thursday night, Toms River should get a little taste of "Raider Nation."
"It's wonderful, they're like our sixth man out there," Lundy said. "They're one of the more supportive towns and we definitely appreciate that. That's what gives us an advantage in our home games, and that's one of things I'll probably miss the most.
"I expect the whole town to be there ... I wouldn't expect any different going up there Thursday."
The senior class at Paulsboro has given Red Raider fans plenty to cheer about over their careers as well as providing many great memories. Now they will look to go out not only as one of the best teams in South Jersey, but in the whole state.
"The whole year has been really tough on the kids pressure wise, and they responded every night," said Collins. "For them to get back there I'm so happy for them, that was there goal and now we can see if we can take it a step further.
"It's special for (the seniors). They've been here since I've been here. When I think of Paulsboro basketball, that's who I think of — that senior class. It's going to be real hard for any other class to take these memories away from me and how special it has been to coach this senior class."Contact Wes Szafran at 856-845-9478 or email@example.com


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The sacrifices, courage and achievements of our young men and women in battle are too often ignored by a cynical, anti-American and pessimistic press. I would like to highlight some of these fantastic Americans here, beginning with Corporal Lonnie Young. Here is a picture of CPL Young and some Blackwater security contractors in action during the fight for Najaf in April, 2004.
Outnumbered, low on ammo, perched on a rooftop for hours in a battle against Iraqi insurgents, Lonnie Young figured his number was up.
It was April 4, 2004, and the war had entered its deadliest month for Americans. Days earlier, four contractors passing through Fallujah had been ambushed, killed, and strung from a bridge.
At least half a dozen other men from their firm Blackwater USA , based in Moyock handled security at the Coalition Provisional Authoritys base in Najaf, where Young, a 25-year-old Norfolk-based Marine Corps corporal, was working that day.
Moments after the attack began, Young donned his body armor, grabbed his M249 light machine gun, and raced upstairs with a handful of Blackwater commandos. The gun battle against hundreds of members of the al-Mahdi militia, loyal to Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, grew so intense that Young had to stop shooting every 15 minutes to let the barrel of his gun cool. Hed tear through 700 to 800 rounds, then spend five minutes filling magazines with bullets until the metal was cool enough to use.
The first break in action for the Kentucky native came when an Army captain near him was shot in the arm and back. Young dug into his medical kit and bandaged the man up, then eased him down four stories to nurses below. Next, Young dashed across the camp to Blackwaters ammunition supply room, strapped about 150 pounds of bullets to his body, and sprinted back to the roof.
The noontime battle stretched into the afternoon. Young figured hed die.
I thought, 'This is my last day. Im going out with a bang. If I had to die it would be defending my country, Young said Friday.
I just felt like we were losing ground, and I thought, 'If Im going to die, Im not going down without a fight. I knew we were seriously outnumbered. They were coming at us with pretty much everything they had. We were seriously struggling to keep our ground.
The insurgents had machine guns, rocket-propelled grenades, and a sniper shooting out the window of a local hospital.
Young saw a red flash, then blood spurting 5 or 6 feet out of the jaw and neck of a contractor. He reached into the quarter-sized bullet hole in the mans jaw and pinched his carotid artery closed, then dragged the man across the roof to where his medical kit lay sprawled open.
Midway across the roof, Young heard a loud smack. Pain danced across his face, chased by adrenaline, and he forgot about it. After a medic packed the mans wounds with a substance that clots blood, Young strapped the man to his back and carried him downstairs. In all, the Marine left the roof five times: twice to transport wounded comrades, three times for ammunition.
When a group of U.S. Army military police officers joined the fight, Young used his experience as a weapons instructor to talk them through it. Conserve your ammo. Slow and steady before you squeeze. Adjust your sites for range and distance. Take breaks so your gun barrel doesnt melt.
At some point, Young felt dizzy. He realized he couldnt see out of his left eye. The doctor found a gunshot wound high on his left shoulder. Young didnt want to leave the fight, but an Army captain told him otherwise.
Basically, I refused to get down off the rooftop at first, said Young, the father of a 7-year-old son back in Dry Ridge, Ky.


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One of the story lines this offseason and headed into the 2011 season is the Giants stood pat and didn't do anything to get better. While this is true in the technical sense, if you look back to the begining of last season, you can see that this team has done quite a bit to get better.
Here is the opening Day batting order for the Giants.
|Aaron Rowand CF
|Edgar Renteria SS
|Pablo Sandoval 3B
|Aubrey Huff 1B
|Mark DeRosa LF
|Bengie Molina C
|John Bowker RF
|Juan Uribe 2B
It features one player that posted an OPS+ better then league average with 4 players that were 25% worse than league average at their position. That's not a good hitting lineup and if that didn't change, there is no way the Giants win the NL West last season.
Here is a batting order from the end of the season.
Here is a batting order from the end of the season.
|Andres Torres CF
|Freddy Sanchez 2B
|Aubrey Huff 1B
|Buster Posey C
|Pat Burrell LF
|Juan Uribe SS
|Cody Ross RF
|Pablo Sandoval 3B
There is quite a large difference here in terms of players and ability to hit at a league average level or better. The only carryovers from oppening day are Huff, Uribe, and Sandoval. Everyone else had been banished to the bench or was only a part-time player.
The Giants now have five hitters that are better than average at their position, with the worst number posted by Sandoval and that's only 5% worse than league average. Some of the changes were petty drastic. Lets take a look:
Changing Torres for Rowand:
Rowand had his worst season of his career, while Torres had one of his best. The Giants went from a hitter who was 25% below average to a hitter that was 19% above average while playing elite defense. This is a major upgrade.
Changing Posey for Molina:
Molina was a good Giant but he doesn't really compare with Posey. Molina was 26% below average, while Posey was 29% above average. That is a huge swing at a premium position.
Changing Burrell for DeRosa (Or anyone healthy for DeRosa):
DeRosa was hurt and it killed his value. With his wrist injury, he had almost no power and was a shell of his former self. Burrell was a gem of a signing and resurected his career in San Francisco. This was a big upgrade for 2010, but I am not sure that it will be as big going into the future if DeRosa is back to full health. A 100% DeRosa would be a big upgrade over his injured self.
Changing Ross for Bowker:
It pains me to say this because I am a big Bowker supporter, but in his stint with the Giants, he did not play well and it's a nice upgarde to have Cody Ross in the outfield. John Bowker may one day produce at an average Major League level but he hasn't done that yet. Ross has shown the ability to do that and better.
When you put all of these moves together, you go from a bad offensive team to one that is slightly above average. That is a big difference and it was done over the course of the season and is a continual work in progress. Walt Disney said that "Disneyland will never be finished" and I have to think that Brian Sabean has that same mentality about how he builds his baseball teams.
People can say the Giants stood pat in the offseason, but it should be known that things will remain fluid with the Giants constantly changing and looking for ways to get marginally better. Whether that means using in-house options or digging through the scrap heap of other teams to turn another teams trash into a treasure made by Tiffany's remains to be seen.
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NILES – A bus driver who was placed on suspension after an elementary school student was left sleeping on a parked school bus had numerous offenses on his driving record prior to being hired by the school district.
According to a driver history record provided by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles, Gary M. Brian, 62, had 14 driving offenses between 1995 and 2010. The Niles School District hired him as a bus driver in 2009.
Offenses include multiple speeding convictions as well as improper signaling, failure to control, operating unsafe vehicle, passing in violation of a posted sign or pavement marking, and violation of a traffic control device or sign, according to state Motor Vehicles records.
Interim Superintendent Frank Danso said he was not aware of the convictions on Brian's driving record and was not the acting superintendent when Brian was hired.
Danso said a full background check is performed on all school district employees prior to their employment and pending approval by the board. He said he could not confirm whether the former superintendent or board members were aware of Brian's driving record when he was hired.
Former superintendent Rocco Adduci, now the principal of LaBrae High School, declined comment.
Former superintendent Mark Robinson said he recalled Brian being one of three drivers hired the year before he took the position of superintendent following Adduci.
"All bus drivers in Ohio have drug and alcohol checks before they are hired," Robinson said. "I would think that the driving record would have been looked into at the employment time."
Danso said if official documentation affirming Brian's driving offenses is presented to him or the board, district attorneys would have to review the information to determine what affect it may or may not have on his employment.
About two weeks ago, an elementary school child was found sleeping on a bus inside the bus garage after the other children had been taken home. The driver was unaware of the child and had already left the garage when workers inside the garage found the child, according to reports.


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Gov. Bobby Jindal plans to make an announcement involving NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility at 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. The Jindal administration and Michoud have yet to release any further details.
The Michoud plant in eastern New Orleans, where Lockheed Martin built the booster rockets that powered NASA's shuttle missions, is being converted to help build propulsion parts for the nation's future space program. President Barack Obama announced in 2010 that NASA should aim to put humans on an asteroid by 2025 and on Mars soon afterward.
Michoud is involved in building engines and parts for NASA's "Space Launch System," the successor to the shuttle program, which ended in 2011. The Lockheed Martin Corp., which built the rockets and tanks for space shuttles, partnered with the engineering firm Sierra Nevada Corp. in January to begin building the frames for the "Dream Chaser," a newly designed, commercial successor to NASA's shuttles that will cart crews and cargo to the International Space Station.
The mothballing of the shuttle program devastated the eastern New Orleans facility, reducing Lockheed's workforce from 5,000 to a caretaker crew of fewer than 600 when the last shuttle tanks rolled off the assembly lines in 2010, 37 years after the program began.
The state has been trying to attract new businesses to Michoud. A British company, Blade Dynamics Ltd., committed in August 2010 to create 600 jobs at the facility by 2015. The new workforce will build blades for massive wind power turbines.
Last month, Devens, Mass.-based American Superconductor Corp., which builds equipment for power generators and utilities, acquired 25 percent of Blade Dynamics and said it will build advanced wind turbine blades at Michoud, creating at least 600 jobs over the next decade.


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Burberry has unveiled its Spring/Summer 2015 campaign starring British icons Naomi Campbell and Jourdan Dunn.
Conceived under the creative direction of Christopher Bailey, the campaign was shot by Mario Testino in London, and brings the joyous mood of the brand's Spring/Summer 2015 collection to life. Placing the newest interpretations of the iconic Burberry trench coat at the heart of the vision, the campaign celebrates the collection's bright book cover designs and hand-painted pieces.
The SS15 Campaign features an eclectic mix of modern British talent:
Naomi Campbell: Re-joining the Burberry cast for the first time since her Burberry campaign in 2001, also featuring Kate Moss.
Jourdan Dunn: This marks her fourth Burberry campaign, having first appeared in the Spring/Summer 2011 campaign, also featuring Cara Delevingne.
George Barnett: British musician (drummer in These New Puritans) and current face of the Burberry Brit Rhythm fragrance campaign.
George Le Page: British musician (drummer in Of Empires) – this marks his first campaign for Burberry, having recently opened and closed the Burberry Prorsum Menswear Spring/Summer 2015 show in June 2014.
Customers can shop the Burberry trench coat collection in stores globally and on Burberry.com from today with the full Burberry Spring/Summer 2015 collections available globally from 5 January 2015.


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ALLEN PARK -- By all traditional measurements, Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford had a subpar preseason. He completed just 49.1 percent of his throws and he and the first-team offense struggled to put many points on the board.
Offensive coordinator Scott Linehan isn't concerned, saying the primary objective for Stafford this preseason was to protect the football.
"He threw a lot of balls away because we didn't want to turn the ball over," Linehan said. "That was our number one goal, to not turn the ball over. The only one he turned over was a drop."
Linehan also took a tongue-in-cheek poke at questions concerning his quarterback's inconsistent mechanics.
"I was really pleased with what he was doing. His mechanics were perfect on a lot of those throwaways," he said as he simulated the throwing motion.
Multiple players, including veteran Nate Burleson, have suggested the rhythm of the offense was thrown off by the absence of Calvin Johnson.
With the superstar wide receiver sidelined for three games, many of the team's other receivers were forced into playing unfamiliar roles in the offense.
Linehan confirmed as much, providing a specific example.
"(Micheal) Spurlock had to play the slot in the last preseason (game). He went four weeks and Matt hadn't thrown him a pass and he was our starting slot going into that preseason game. That kind of stuff doesn't worry me because you're evaluating."
Stafford completed 59.8 percent of his throws last season, passing for 4,967 yards, 20 touchdowns and 17 interceptions.
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RAPID RIVER - World War II veteran, John DeCramer, will be honored during a Veteran of the Month ceremony Tuesday at the Walter W. Cole American Legion Post 301 of Rapid River.
Patterned after a national program established by the American Legion, a new Veteran of the Month is honored each month in a formal service at the Legion. The program will begin at 7:15 p.m.
Born in Perkins on Feb. 23, 1913, DeCramer was the son of Florian and Virginia DeCramer. He attended school through the seventh-grade and worked with his family until he entered military service on Jan. 7, 1941, in Escanaba. Serving with the U.S. Army Infantry, 2nd Armored Division as an auto mechanic, he was stationed in Sicily, Normandy in Northern France, Rhineland, and Ardennes in Central Europe.
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For his military service, Decramer was awarded the Good Conduct Medal, American Defense Medal, European African Middle Eastern (EAME) Service Medal with 6 Bronze Battle Stars, and the Marksman's Badge.
He was discharged from the Army with the rank of Tech 4 on Sept. 25, 1945, in Pennsylvania.
DeCramer was married to the former Sonja Passi of Stonington, and was step-father to her two children, Estelle and Janet Christianson. All preceded him in death.
During his working career, DeCramer was a saw mill operator and egg farmer and also owned and operated a gas station. He was employed as a bus driver for the Perkins School system until his retirement. When not working, he was a member of the VFW in Escanaba, American Legion and the Perkins Lions Club.
DeCramer was a resident of North Woods Assisted Living when he died on Sept. 23, 2005. He is buried in the Baldwin Township Cemetery in Perkins.


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DEPTFORD TWP. — It was the perfect ending to the best wrestling season in Clayton/Glassboro high school history.
Heavyweight Tom Rementer defeated Pitman's Curtis Nealer, 3-1, in the last bout contested, pushing the Clipdawgs past Clearview for their first-ever District 29 team title on Saturday night. The undefeated Rementer's first win in three times in the final gave Clayton/Glassboro 188 points, just nudging out Clearview (185.5) and Paulsboro (179).
Rementer was the only Clayton/Glassboro champion after placing seven in the finals, and the Clipdawgs overcame the loss of one of their better wrestlers, Mike Jacobs, in Friday's quarterfinals. Overall, nine Clipdawgs placed in the top three.
"I had no clue (it came down to me)," said Rementer. "I came off the mat, was shaking hands, and my dad nudged me and said you just won the team the title. I didn't know what to say.
"As it went on and nobody won in the final, if I knew it came down to me, with the pressure of being the only person to win districts and winning the title for our team…. I'm glad I didn't know that. This was our last priority after (the division and South Jersey titles) fell through. I'm so happy we achieved it, so happy we were the first class to achieve a district title."
The heavyweight match was scoreless heading into the final period after Rementer held Nealer down in the second period. The Clipdawg senior notched a reversal and stall point before letting Nealer up in the final second of the third.
"(Rementer) gets his hips out and he rides tough, he has good down pressure the whole time and that's the difference for him," said Clayton/Glassboro coach Dan Antonelli, who was named District 29 Coach of the Year. "It can't end any better than this, it's been a great run. It's a perfect end for these kids. Now they have a championship to hang over their heads.
"This is special. To come in here beat Paulsboro, one of the best teams in the state year in and year out, and Clearview, a Group IV finalist, and West Deptford. …. You can't gauge how big it is for these kids."
Clearview sophomore John VanBrill won his second district title — and second Most Outstanding Wrestler honor — while earning revenge for his only loss of the season, beating Paulsboro's Juan Rivera, 5-3, in the 126-pound final.
A first-period VanBrill takedown and second-period Rivera reversal sent the match into the third period tied at 2, but an escape and late takedown gave the Pioneer the satisfying win.
Rivera bumped up to 126 for the postseason after regular 126-pounder Ronnie Gentile suffered a season-ending injury in practice this week.
"I was excited," said VanBrill. "I couldn't believe they bumped him up thinking he could beat me. Of course, he beat me before, but I just knew I would come back and get him. I've been working hard lately and so has the rest of the team.
"No excuses for the last time. I wrestled a more focused match (this time), practiced more focused and that loss was for the better. I'll see him again (in regions), and I'll be ready."
Van Brill's win sparked a run of six Pioneer champions in seven weight classes. Eddie Lenkowski (138), Dan Cornew (145), George Skibinski (152), Connor Donahue (160) and Kyle McMahon (170) all brought home titles to put the pressure on Clayton/Glassboro.
"We got six champs, you can't really complain about that," said Skibinski, who remained undefeated with a 2-1 double overtime win over the Clipdawgs' Steminto Rowe. "I thought we were going to get it in the end. We needed that last match."
After Paulsboro's John Gentile (106) won his second district title with a first-period pin, emotions ran high in the 113-pound match.
West Deptford's Tyler Kaminski scored two back points to cut Paulsboro freshman Sam Morina's lead to 5-4 in the third period, and the Eagle junior could only muster a one-count as he tried to turn Morina again in the final 30 seconds. West Deptford coach John Craig heatedly argued the count should have started earlier, but Morina scored a late reversal to win his first district title, 7-4.
Senior Cody Croce (132) also picked up a championship for the Red Raiders, and Pitman's Will Cioffi won at 195.
West Deptford claimed three champions in Evan Zuzulock (120), Rory Bonner (182) and Gerald Owens (220). Owens, a sophomore who didn't wrestle as a freshman, earned payback for a loss to Clayton/Glassboro's Neil Kuntz with a 12-5 decision — which also left the team title hanging on the last match of the night.


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Things to do in Warren County on Sunday, May 5
• The Knights of Columbus, Council 5410 in Flanders, is sponsoring a Spring Pre-Mother's Day 'all-you-can-eat' pancake breakfast from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the Council Hall, 3 Schmidt Lane, Flanders. Cost is $6.50 for adults, $4 for children ages 6-12, and free for children under 5. For more information, call Pete Grice at 973-610-1308.
• Alpha Fire Company will host a spaghetti dinner on Sunday, May 5, from 4-7 p.m. at the firehouse located at 1109 Lee Ave., Alpha. Cost is $8 for adults, $4 for children ages 5-12 and free for children under 4. For more information, call 908-619-4548.
• Rutherford Hall will host a free art exhibition opening from 3-5 p.m. with William Sturm – New Paintings of Allamuchy. The exhibition will run from May 5 to Oct. 31. Local artist William Sturm, a resident of Budd Lake, has been working for over a year on a new series of paintings based on landmarks and unique aspects of Warren County landscape. Both the original paintings and prints can be acquired and proceeds will be used to develop further public programs at Rutherford Hall. For more information, visit rutherfordhall.org.
• A blood drive will be hosted by the Highlands Presbyterian Church and the American Red Cross on Sunday, May 5, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Highlands Church is at 3 Heath Lane on Schooley's Mountain. To schedule an appointment, call Paula Benson at 908-797-4076. For more information, visit redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED Cross. At the same time, the Highlands Church is also sponsoring a Wellness Fair, at the same location.
• Breakfast buffet, 7:30-11 a.m. at Oxford Volunteer Fire Department, 14 Wall St., Oxford. Adults $6, seniors $5, ages 12 and under $4. 908-453-2720.
• Musconetcong Watershed Association 13th Annual 4.0 Mile Run for the River will be held on Sunday, May 5, 10 a.m. (runners); 9:45 a.m. (walkers); (Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.). Run takes place in Asbury, Warren County, with registration and parking behind the Franklin Township Fire Dept., 410 Old Main St., Asbury.
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Richard R. Lauer
Richard R. Lauer, 91, of Whipple, passed away at 3:45 a.m. on Friday, April 11, 2014, at Marietta Memorial Hospital. He was born on Sept. 27, 1922, a son of Albert J. Lauer and Anna M. Gerhold Lauer. Richard was employed at Remington Rand/Kardex for 44 years. He attended Marietta Baptist Temple and was a lifetime member of Fearing Township Volunteer Fire Department.
On July 10, 1946, he married Goldie Martin who preceded him in death on Dec. 24, 2012.
Richard is survived by two sons and two daughters, David (Carmen) Lauer, Wayne (Bobbie) Lauer, Donna (Donald) Whittekind and Linda Erb; grandchildren, Anthony (Dawn) Lauer, David (Amy) Lauer, Angela Harriman, Michael Durham, Becca (Brad) Garrison, Jennifer Morgenstern, Donnie Whittekind, Katrina (Phil) Thompson, Billie (Paul) Metz, Richard (Cindy) Erb, Nicole (Michael) Pfalzgraf, Noah (Selena) Erb, Nathanael (Jessica) Erb, Isaac (Rachael) Erb, Jessica (Mitchel) Dearth; 27 great-grandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren; brother, Carl Lauer; and sister -in-law, Thelma Lauer.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; granddaughter, Darla Lauer; son-in-law, William Erb; two brothers, Christian (Wanita) Lauer and Ralph (Sylvia) Lauer.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday (April 15) at 1 p.m. at McClure-Schafer-Lankford Funeral Home with Pastor Don Teubert officiating. Burial will follow in Dalzell Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday after 2 p.m. with family present 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Messages of sympathy may be sent at www.Lankfordfh.com.


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From this location are available to you PIAZZA VENEZIA, ROMAN FORUM, SANTA MARIA MAGGIORE and other eternity monument of Rome, i can describe or you can see all with your own eyes!
All apartment during your stay is available for you. Kitchen and bathroom are equipped with all necessary. The bedroom is fitted with a double bed. The terrace its perfect to relax and enjoy the beautiful views and have some meals.
We try to help to our guests in all what depends of us for they were satisfied with the trip to Rome! Please instead of leaving bad comment ask us if we can make something better. Once you have visited the area of the Forum and the Colosseum, the other really "big stuff" can be covered with a stroll through the cobbled side-streets of the historic center. Make your own Rome's walking tour covers the Piazza Navona, Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain, as well as the Piazza Venezia, Via dei Fori Imperiali, Roman Forum, and the Colosseum!
Transfer from/to airport FROM 45 euro!
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- number phone with prefix.
- No parties, no noise after 10 pm! No smoke in bedrooms!
- check in at 14:00 (2 pm) and check out always at 10:00 (10 am).
- to pay at check in 40 euro final cleaning and 3,50 euro for person for roma city tax.
- check in after 14:00 (2 pm) till 23:30 (later check in have to be agreed and might be extra charged)
- check out always before 10:00 (10 am).
- to pay at check in 40 euro final cleaning and 3,50 euro for person for roma city tax.
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The location is fantastic, close to most major attractions and still nice and quite!
However, the standard of the flat can best be described as worn out. Refurbishment is a must.
There is no kitchen as mentioned in the description (a kitchen is essential to us as we have to cook ourselves due to food allergies), but a kitchenette with VERY limited equipment in a very poor condition, e.g. a frying pan without a handle.
The flat was VERY un-clean (seamy to be honest), especially the kitchenette and the bath. Despite this, we had to pay for cleaning which is just no right.
Très agréable séjour, dans un quartier calme, un peu à l'écart de la ville tout en étant très bien desservit, jolie vue de la terrasse extérieure sur la ville, logement de base sans trop de commodités mais confortable pour quelques jours à Rome. Très bien.
Le propriétaire était très sympathique et la navette de l'aéroport qui était super .....
la chambre est très basique, mais assez propre völllig etc
"Chambre dans le centre" n'est pas tout à fait si bien! mais le bus passe très fréquemment,
der Vermieter war sehr freundlich und mit dem Flughafentransfer, das war super.....
das Zimmer ist sehr einfach,aber völllig ausreichend sauber etc.
"Zimmer im Zentrum" ist nicht ganz so treffend! aber der Bus fährt sehr häufig,
Mirko était très accommodant, même à court préavis. La chambre était dans un quartier agréable avec une belle vue sur Rome. Il nous a même ramassé et nous a conduits à la gare pour le même prix qu'un taxi.
Mirko was very accommodating even on short notice. The room was in a nice neighborhood with a good view of Rome. He even picked us up and drove us to the train station for the same price as a taxi.
Mon séjour à Rome "était splendide. Le très spirituel, endroit tranquille et Mirko absolument merveilleux! Je serai de retour "avec grand plaisir!
Il mio soggiorno a Roma e' stato splendido. Il posto molto spirituale e tranquillo e Mirko assolutamente meraviglioso!!!! Tornero' con molto piacere!!!!
Everything was nearly perfect, we enjoyed our stay very much and missed nothing. Mirco has been very helpful. Thanks a lot. All the best, see you hopefully soon, Lioba and Michael
really nice guy, very helpful, advises on restaurants, for questions always available by telephone - GREAT! :)
I will start by saying that Mirko is a very kind and friendly man, he pick us up at the airport, and he help us with our luggage!
He told us that we could call ha any time, but we did'nt had a respons to the missing things (see later down).
The beds in the Huge Apartment in Historic Building is okay, and the bathroom is also okay, but the walls looks dirty and the kitchen have some serious missings. There are no knife to prepare food, and there is no Electric Kettle, Small things (mayby) but we mist it a lot!! The fridge smells bad.
Now some good things; you can hear the nonnes singing early in the morning, and the bells too, it's so nice and wonderfull.
The area is plain with cafées and supermarket ect. And there are busses.
So if Mirko get some knifes and a Electric Kettle and clean the fridge, and if you can live with wall that look dirty, it's a okay play to stay.
The place is good for the prize. Mirko, the person in charge is very nice and helped us in our trip. The olny critic I have is that we were there on winter and the heater was not enough to keep warm the room. The rest was fine: private bathroom with hot water, tv, well communicated with public transport.
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[SPACE DISCO] Even more so on In Absentia than on its previous releases, Pegasus Dream achieves a sunny, seamless concatenation of melodies similar to that perfected by Starfucker and attempted to lesser degrees by a great many would-be party starters. Key to the band's Möbius strip of chirpy synthesizer and guitar work is an excess of time spent tinkering, massaging and reworking—a sluggish process of maturation has at last allowed Pegasus Dream to make it seem easy.
Now in its fifth year, the Portland-by-way-of-Spokane trio has had ample opportunity to sand the edges from its dense blend of dance psychedelia. In Absentia comes after a yearlong silence from the trio, and the EP's roomy production makes it appear the group has made good use of its time.
"Spring Break" builds its chorus by feeding a crystalline melodic lead through a series of engrossing mutations; "Righteous Tiger" places a flinching guitar figure in juxtaposition to a similarly obtuse synthesizer line and lets the two push each other through the song's runtime.
As on previous Pegasus Dream releases, frontman J.T. Lindsey's lilting, "wimp's tenor" dictates the EP's essential aesthetic. Lindsey's rhymes flirt with schmaltz though never quite make the plunge. On "Oxen Free"—the title itself tests the appropriate uses of coy—Lindsey sings, "Do you long to be somewhere far away from me?" before breaking the cliché with the second half of the couplet: "Or far away from you?"
Both the emotional and sonic components of In Absentia threaten to overindulge in these broad Technicolor tendencies, but Pegasus Dream's pitch perfection ensures the whole business goes off without a hitch.
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KALAMAZOO — The United States Postal Service plans to close Kalamazoo's mail processing and distribution center if Congress passes legislation that will change mail service standards, the postal service announced today.
If closed, mail processed at the facility in Oshtemo Township will be handled at the Grand Rapids facility. The move would leave 150 workers without jobs, said Linda Sarratt, president of the Southwest Michigan Area Local of the Michigan Postal Workers Union.
In December, the postal service agreed not to consolidate post offices and processing facilities before May 15. The closures hinge on whether Congress enacts postal legislation that will revise service standards.
"A lot of it depends on Congress and what they intend on doing," Sarratt said.
The Kalamazoo closure is one of six operations shutting down in Michigan. Others include the processing and distribution centers in Kingsford, Lansing, Jackson, and Saginaw. Services will move from these locations to others in Detroit, Pontiac and Grand Rapids.
Retail and business mail operations at these facilities will not change, according to the postal service.
In a news release, the postal service cited a 25 percent decline in first-class mail volume and an income that comes from postage, postal products and services as reasons for consolidating.
"The decision to consolidate mail processing facilities recognizes the urgent need to reduce the size of the national mail processing network to eliminate costly underutilized infrastructure," Chief Operating Officer Megan Brennan said in the release. "Consolidating operations is necessary if the Postal Service is to remain viable to provide mail service to the nation."
Specific dates for the transition have not been set.
Sarratt criticized the timing in a feasibility study conducted by the postal service before the decision to consolidate.
"I think they're moving too quickly at something of this magnitude," she said.
Sarratt said if Congress does revise postal service standards, workers at the Oshtemo plant could be out of jobs by early June.
"I think that this is going to create the downward spiral of the whole postal service," Sarratt said. "The only thing we have to offer is service and if we take that away, what do we have to offer? Nothing."


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2013-14 Financial Aid Verification Procedures
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Verification is the process used to check the accuracy of the information that a student gives when applying for financial aid. Verification procedures are governed by the Higher Education act of 1965, as amended and Subpart E of 34CFR Part 608."Verification of Student Aid Application Information" regulations are published in the Federal Register dated on March 14, 1986, and August 15, 1986.
The selection of an application by the U.S. Department of Education does not mean that they believe your information is incorrect. Some applications are selected for review on a random basis. Applications are also selected upon a set of common edits that check data for consistency and logic. In some cases, data is checked against the Social Security Administration and the Veterans Administration to ensure that these benefits are being reported correctly. Finally, data is submitted to the U.S. Department of Education. Until the verification process is complete, no Federal Funds may be awarded or disbursed. If the student is seeking a Federal Direct Subsidized Loan, Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan, or a Federal Direct PLUS Loan and is selected for verification, the application cannot be processed until verification is completed.
What Information Will the Family Need to Provide?
The family will have to provide documents or related material requested by the Financial Aid Office.
Completion of Verification Process
When the verification review is completed you may receive one of more of the following:
- An award confirming your financial aid awards,
- A letter indicating the reason you are not eligible for financial aid
- A letter that lists any other applicable information, or
- A new Student Aid Report reflecting changes that we have made to your application electronically as a result of verification. Once you have received the SAR, please review it for accuracy.
The Process is Completed When the Applicant Has:
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What really happened in the Novopay debacle?
Friday 1 Feb 2013 5:06 p.m.
Tonight, the Novopay debacle - what really happened?
This matters. It matters because the disaster was predictable and therefore preventable.
It matters because it's public money, and times are hard.
And it matters because the total amount paid to Talent2 for the design, development, transition and eight years of future Novopay operations will be $100 million.
That's a lot of money, for a disaster.
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Flemington -- The Hunterdon County Freeholders have scheduled a hour-long public session to review budget goals for 2011 at 2:30 p.m. today, Tuesday in advance of their regular meeting. The board meets on the third floor of the county administration building at 71 Main St.
They'll retire into executive session following budget discussions to address land matters and personnel issues covered by the Sunshine Law before returning to public session at 6 p.m.
During the regular session, the board expects to hear a final report on a $300,000 shared services grant to the county that administered by the Chamber of Commerce. A representative from the Chamber will answer questions on how the money was spent.
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No matter whether you are a season investor or beginner just getting started in the stock game, there's a popular investing option that might just suit your portfolio diversification needs.
These high-efficiency products called Exchange-Traded-Funds (ETFs) are great for diversifying your portfolio with a single purchase. Plus they are low cost and tax efficient.
What more could an investor ask for right? Besides a self-trading robot, I don't think there's much else.
Diversification In The Old Days
Before ETFs came along an investor would have to individually purchase each stock in a wide array of industries or sectors to get complete diversification. This could take a while to accomplish let the cost involved in owning all these companies at various prices.
Today the idea of building a portfolio like the one above sounds "caveman-ish" to investors. ETFs allow you to quickly and easily purchase a fund that already tracks or mirrors certain industries and sectors (even broader country markets from around the world).
The New Age Of Investing
As an example, let's take the highly traded QQQ. The "Q's", as they are called on the street track the NASDAQ-100 Index and is one of the most highly traded ETFs with nearly 99.7 million shares exchanged each day.
By purchasing a share of the QQQ, you are automatically granted exposure to the entire basket of NASDAQ-100 stocks. You are already diversified across different sectors including; hardware, software, telecommunications, biotechnology, and transportation. All this with a single purchase!
So each day, the collective value of the individual companies causes a price fluctuation in the underlying value of the QQQ. But with 100 companies, no one single company is going to cause you to go broke if the stock crashes. Plus the index is capitalization weighted, so the larger, more stable companies get a larger share of the pie.
The QQQ is also eligible for retirement accounts including 401ks and IRAs making it very attractive for long-term value investors.
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With just one purchase, you can be both highly leveraged and either short or long a massive sector of the economy instantly. Kind of cool but also a little scary for some traders.
My advice remains the same . . . These types of exotic ETFs are neither good nor bad. You just have to understand how they are calculated and trade them sparingly.
Top 10 Most Traded ETFs
Just for curiosity, I pulled a list of the top 10 most traded ETFs from 2011. Ironically enough, there are some surprises in here too, including TZA and EFA.
While the universe of ETFs is constantly growing, you should try as best you can to focus on those with higher volume. The extra liquidity will help you get in and out fast (and at much smaller bid/ask spreads that keep more money in your pocket).


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A Board member since May 2000, Mr. Holsboer is Chairman of the Company's Nominating & Governance Committee and a member of the Company's Audit Committee.
Mr. Holsboer is a Supervisory Director of TD Bank N.V., YAFA S.p.A, and YAM Invest N.V.. He is Director/Chairman of Stichting Imtech and became Chairman of the Supervisory Board of NN Group (Nationale - Nederlanden) in July 2014. Mr. Holsboer was the Chief Executive Officer of Netherlands Reinsurance Group N.V. until 1989 and was an Executive Director with ING N.V. until 1999 and Univar N.V. until 2007. He also served as President of the Geneva Association from 1993 to 1999 of which he is now an honorary member/President. Mr. Holsboer retired as Chairman of Vereniging Pro Senectute (elderly care) in 2012 and as Supervisory Director of ING Group NV in July 2014.
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Fluorescent glow sticks were distributed to those gathered in the Old Courthouse to remember those who suffer from domestic violence.
The event, for a second consecutive year, raised awareness and educated the public, was hosted by the Salem County Women's Services and Salem County Prosecutor's Office.
According to SCWS Executive Director Lori Davenport, Salem County historically is ranked in the Top 10 of New Jersey counties in domestic violence incidents.
"It's important for the community to know that the problem continues, that the problem is still one that needs resources and attention," Davenport said.
"Part of our goal is to increase the level of awareness about various types of abuse."
Davenport said it is important to remember domestic violence runs deeper than physical abuse — it's emotional, verbal, teen dating violence, or any way another person degrades or controls the other individual victim to feel badly about themselves.
"The problem continues in many ways and while we've made progress in awareness, and getting people to understand, there's still a very long way to go in terms of people accepting to make real permanent change and become less accepting of violence," Davenport said.
SCWS has been at this work for the past 25 years.
Salem County Prosecutor John T. Lenahan opened the event with words of thanks to the Women's Services for its work in Salem County and spoke about the pride of co-sponsoring the organization.
"We are partners in our effort to advocate for the victim. The services you provide are so very important," Lenahan said. "We spend a lot of time investigating crimes. The work that detectives have done and do on a daily basis to help solve those crimes is very important work on behalf of the victims. It's so appreciated by the victims."
Those attending the vigil listened intently to guest speaker Jessica Hewitt, a domestic violence survivor and former client of SCWS.
Hewitt, of Carneys Point, shared her experience, strength and hope. She told her story about an eight-year abusive relationship and how SCWS helped her break free and continue on with her quest to freedom.
Hewitt also explained how an abuser takes time to get to know he victim, gain her trust, learn her vulnerabilities, flatter, and then play on guilt and control. SCWS helped Hewitt to gain the skills and fight back, she said.
"We need a strategy for warfare against all domestic violence. The silence needs to stop because the silence hides the violence," Hewitt said.
More than 30 residents attending held their glow sticks tight while Rosemarie Daisey, of Elmer sang "Amazing Grace" bringing hope to those present.
Davenport concluded the evening by encouraging all in attendance to never give up.
"The fight that we do engage in every day is in helping victims ... We are so very grateful to all of you, because for the hundreds and thousands we have served and helped to save, we know there are thousands more."
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