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Pictured with Gino Forte, Michael Donovan, Klint Beckendorf, and Christina Falco, attorneys from the Greater Covington Bar Association, are students Devin Bedford, Renee Broussard, Montelle Chatman, Rhett Crouch, Cameron Danos, Matt Herman, Halee Humphries, Mason Hurst, Josh Jackson, Janvier Morris, John Murry, Austin Nebe, Ryan Oalman, Hayden Parsons, Joe Perrand, Oscar Reyes, Michael Rojas, Matt Shinners, Brian Stein, Amanda Strain, Rebekah Wilkins, Desiree Williams and Kim Williams. The Young Lawyers Section of the Greater Covington Bar Association recently sponsored an event called Day at the Court for a group of juniors and seniors from Covington High School. This is the association's third year of successfully holding this event. The students observed a day of Drug Court proceedings, a special program designed to rehabilitate those with drug abuse issues and hopefully keep them out of jail. Judge Allison Penzato was kind of enough to explain the program to the students. Afterwards, the students took a tour of the Justice Center and the holding cells. They heard from various members of the Courthouse staff and the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office. The group was then treated to lunch while they learned about constitutional rights of those accused of crimes in an interactive presentation by Scott Gardner, a seasoned felony prosecutor from the District Attorney's Office.


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ALLEGAN COUNTY, MI – State police say a boy's report that a stranger tried to kidnap him is unfounded.
The boy called 911 on Saturday, May 3, to report that a man tried to get him into his vehicle in the parking of an apartment complex where he lives.
Report: Police investigating report of attempted abduction near Hopkins Middle School
Police developed leads after media reports said the incident involved the driver of an older, maroon Lincoln Continental.
Investigators talked to the driver and determined that the report of an attempted kidnapping was unfounded.
"There was no abduction attempt and troopers have determined there is no suspect in the Hopkins area attempting to kidnap juveniles," Lt. Tom Draves said in a statement.
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With Ray Allen agreeing to a deal with the Miami Heat, the Boston Celtics are looking for another shooting guard, and Courtney Lee is at the top of their list.
After coach Doc Rivers met with Lee Saturday night, the Celtics have "emerged as a serious suitor" for the free-agent guard, ESPN.com's Marc Stein reports.
Boston does not have the cap space to fit Lee but have engaged in discussions about a sign-and-trade with the Houston Rockets, according to Stein. Rockets center and former UMass Minuteman Marcus Camby would also likely be part of such a deal.
The Minnesota Timberwolves, Atlanta Hawks, Indiana Pacers, Dallas Mavericks and Phoenix Suns are also interested in Lee, Stein notes. The Bulls are, too, but would also probably have to work a sign-and-trade deal to land him.


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Confusion, infighting plague bridge project
Hans David Tampubolon
The Jakarta Post
The ambitious Sunda Strait Bridge (SSB) is supposed to be among President Susilo Bambang Yudho-yono's legacies when his term ends in 2014. However, an apparent legal flaw in his presidential decree, which was issued to regulate the construction of the bridge, may cause the project to falter.
Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo, who has no affiliation with a political party, is struggling to get all stakeholders in the bridge's construction to comply with the rule of law, and demands the decree be revised over concerns of not only future fiscal risks through state budget guarantee, but also the legal uncertainties for the private sector involved.
The ministry's fiscal agency interim head Bambang Brodjonegoro said the confusion over the decree made it difficult for the ministry to achieve progress. Bambang explained that the distinctive nature of the SSB project, based on the decree, made it hard to determine what legal basis to use should the project require the government's guarantee and involvement. Unlike other presidential decrees, the one governing the SSB project does not reference any related laws or regulations to justify its issue in regulating the project. It only states that the decree is based on Article 4 of the 1945 Constitution, which denotes the President as the highest authority in the country. The decree was drafted and signed by Law and Human Rights Minister Amir Syamsudin, a senior politician with Yudhoyono's Democratic Party.
With such flaws, there are suspicions among politicians that the decree is a kind of blank check to facilitate a consortium led by politically wired tycoon Tomy Winata to initiate and develop the bridge.
Tomy refused to comment on the issue. Wisnu Tjandra, the vice president director of Tomy's Artha Graha Group, said the consortium would comply with whatever decision the government made, but in the meantime, would continue to do their job in line with the stipulations of the current decree.
The SSB fiasco has also exacerbated the already strained relationship between Agus and Hatta despite repeated denials by the two ministers over their discontentment.
Agus' insistence to halt progress on the project until the legal flaws are settled has been perceived by fellow ministers as an act of disobedience toward the President.
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by Mike Masnick
Thu, Mar 13th 2008 7:44pm
- Verizon Wants $1 Billion Discount After Yahoo Scandals, Still Fancies Itself The New Google
- The Weird Psychology Of People Fighting Those Who Resell Their Products
- Verizon Buys Yahoo In $4.8 Billion Attempt To Bore The Internet To Death
- Nothing About The Story Of An Artist Being Threatened With A Lawsuit Over A Painting Of A Small-Dicked Donald Trump Makes Sense
- Public Knowledge: Comcast's Usage Cap Shenanigans Violate Neutrality, NBC Merger Conditions
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Anonymous Coward, Mar 13th, 2008 @ 8:32pmlol. like most have said, wtf were they thinking?!?
Chameleon Headsets, Mar 13th, 2008 @ 9:11pm
Stopped seeking synergy - Gee..
"looking for synergies between the auction business and the VoIP business are a thing of the past".
It's always a chuckle when a billion-dollar outfit puts a press release spin on old, tired news.. like a billion-dollar mistake ;-)The Team
AZ, Mar 13th, 2008 @ 9:32pm
ohMaybe ebay should have just paid the 30 bucks a year like the rest of us for all the long distance they needed instead of hoping to save "over time" on bills by buying the whole company!(yes its a joke...)
inc, Mar 13th, 2008 @ 9:44pmwhile I don't think that there is a synergy with voip and auctions there could be with web stores. I know that ebay does have Prostores and if they offered those customer's a way to have 800 number for sales purposes it could've worked.
Anonymous Coward, Mar 13th, 2008 @ 11:23pm
Wow, they NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT. You're smart.
Jason L., Mar 13th, 2008 @ 10:59pmLol, I think this is kind of funny. What a waste of time and money...
Lawrence D'Oliveiro, Mar 13th, 2008 @ 11:26pm
Only a matter of time......until Skype is spun off to sink or swim on its own. Probably sink, without trace.
Anonymous Coward, Mar 14th, 2008 @ 12:31amThe only thing, I could ever see it for is to allow bidders to call the sellers on questions.
sonofdot, Mar 14th, 2008 @ 7:02am
Re:Yes, that was a bit of genius.
Anonymous Coward, Mar 14th, 2008 @ 3:24am...and would you want some half-baked bidder calling you? If I could paint 'SECURITY RISK' in lights on the Skype-Ebay synergy, I would do so in a heartbeat. The ONLY thing that made sense was to offer an alert system utilising Skype chat whereby you'd be alerted (via text) on bids, sales, questions, etc. - but it should only have ever linked back to the site.
evilned, Mar 14th, 2008 @ 4:19am
Sell SkypeI've heard a rumor that Skype might be sold to Google. Since Google already owns Grandcentral.com, this would make some sense. Tying all that together does have the potential for being a nice cash cow.
I could see the Grandcentral system being sold to businesses and tied into their PBX systems. (Stand alone systems)
Skype and Grandcentral for small businesses, especially with 800 numbers also has some potential.
Anonymous Coward, Mar 14th, 2008 @ 5:23am
Mike's pulling out of that nose diveExcellent Mike, relevant article that only has three links dripping with shameless self promotion. Your saving grace being the link to The Register.
Let's see if we can't get this train wreck of poorly written articles and self evident "proofs" back on track.
C'mon man.
Anonymous Coward, Mar 14th, 2008 @ 6:12am
Even academia treads the Skype acquisition as a pr
Researchers out of Emory University have traced the arguments for and against the Skype aquisition and packed them into two teaching cases. (Case A, Case B) . While the first case is fairly neutral, the follow up clearly points at Ebay's failure to integrate Skype and monetize on the cretated hype:
"eBay's recent foray into social commerce by creating more social network communities around specific categories did not seem to directly involve the Skype application. But then again, maybe lowering expectations might be a good strategy this time around…"
Jake, Mar 15th, 2008 @ 3:59pm
One Synergy, MaybeLive-via-Skype telephone auctions, perhaps? Well, it probably seemed like a good idea at the time.


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Here comes a great intergalactic adventure that will measure the best of your skills and shooting abilities. Escape from the Planet of Robot Monsters is a highly engaging flash game that allows you to explore ten challenging levels. If you think that ten levels are quite easy, then think again because this is not as progressive as what you think. Perfection is something that you have to master in order to maximize your chances in winning. In this game, you are going to take control of a robot and your goal is to escape the planet by surviving against an overwhelming and seemingly interminable number of robot monsters.
Interestingly, this flash game has come up with a very creative plot line. According to the game, your character named Agent AI was sent by the VVSF (Very Very Special Forces) to the planet of Robot Monsters. Initially, your mission is to infiltrate the robot base and steal plans for the super weapons. However, you are accompanied by one clumsy Chief technician Scrappy who accidentally fired the alarm system. As the result, the whole base is chasing after you. What makes it worst is the fact that the door towards the exit is locked.
Fortunately, Scrappy is skillful enough to open the door using his technical ability. However, the process might take some time. So in order to escape the planet, you have to protect Scrappy against the robot monsters. The mechanics are actually simple and easily manageable yet you are encouraged to exert the best of your agility and shooting skills in order to maximize your chances of survival. As for the controls, you can move Agent AI by simply pressing the left and right arrow keys. You can jump by pressing the Up key on your keyboard. Firing , on the other hand can be done by pressing the spacebar repeatedly.
As you can see from the image above, Scrappy is busy fixing the escape door. You cannot manipulate his movements but you will be notified if the door has been completely opened. After doing so, you will be prompted immediately to the next level. Keep in mind that you have no life point to consume and once you get touched or hit by any of the robot monster, your game will come to a quick end. Fortunately, you can collect loots or power ups from the enemies which can be used to maximize your chances of survival.
Some of the power ups allows you to reduce the time, elongate the range of your lasers, increase your damage rate and more. You can also obtain grenades which is by far the most destructive weapon of them all. Simply Press B to activate the grenade and all the existing robot monsters on the screen will explode. What makes this game even more challenging is the fact that whenever you get killed, you have to go back from the very beginning. Therefore, you have to prevent yourself from being killed at all cost, otherwise you are going to repeat the game over and over again until you managed to make it through. Escape From the Planet of Robot Monsters is indeed a highly engaging game that is captivating enough to capture the best of your interests. Apart from its creative and addictive gameplay, the game also features a scoreboard that allows you to submit your score online.


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As the Liverpool Community Chorus season ended earlier this month with a performance at the Liverpool High School Auditorium, so did the years of involvement with the group of two longtime members.
Director Joe Spado left the group after 11 years to spend more time with his family — and to allow a new director to bring fresh ideas into the group. That is not an uncommon practice in the arts, he said.
Accompanist and assistant music director Heather Pearsall recently got married and moved to Pennsylvania. A member since 1996, Pearsall continued to commute each week since January from her new out-of-state home to complete the season.
"We are very grateful to Joe and Heather," said Michael Salamone, who along with his wife, Rosemary, is a member of the chorus.. "It is sad to see them leave. They have worked so hard over the years and during Joe's time we have raised over $30,000."
The Liverpool Community Chorus began during the village of Liverpool's sesquicentennial celebration in 1980 to provide music during the festivities. The small group decided to continue beyond that and wrote bylaws. It gained popularity, and 31 years later has grown to about 100 members each year from all over Central New York.
From its inception, the emphasis has been on entertaining and fundraising, with a focus on supporting the arts. The chorus provides scholarships in arts or music to Liverpool High School students; funds band and music field trips; makes annual contributions to Liverpool Dollars for Scholars program; and has performed concerts to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation and Ophelia's Place. It also bought a grand piano that's kept at the Liverpool Public Library for rehearsals and music and stage equipment for Liverpool Fine Arts Department and supported the New Orleans Opera Company following hurricane Katrina.
Its two major fundraisers each year are concerts held in December and June. The chorus also performs throughout the year at various venues, such as the Junior League Holiday Shoppes in November at the New York State Fairgrounds and nursing homes around Christmas.
"My greatest memories are the benefit concerts we did for Susan G. Komen and for Ophelia's Place. Both concerts were very emotional and had speakers who had dealt with breast cancer or eating disorders," Spado said.
He lives in Baldwinsville with his wife, Joyce; stepdaughter, Annika, 11; and daughter Carly Emma, 2.
"I hope we made an impact. I always went for the connection between the audience and us by making sure the words were sung with the emotion that needed to be there," he said. "I would look at each song and figure out how to do that."
Spado currently is a manager at CopperTop Tavern in North Syracuse. He previously taught music at Liverpool Middle School. The one-time actor won two Syracuse Area Live Theater (SALT) awards for best actor.
As he looks back fondly on his time with the chorus. he also looks forward to time he will now have to spend at home with his family.
Both Spado and Pearsall have a background and love of music. They both grew up in Liverpool and used their talent to give back to their hometown.
"It has been nice to have Heather along with me the entire time," Spado said. "She is a great vocalist and very talented. And the chorus is a nice group of people who enjoy music. One of the greatest things is that they give back to the community."
What brought them to the chorus and kept them there for so long was simply the joy of singing and sharing that with others.
"My experience with the chorus has been truly rewarding and fulfilling," Pearsall said. "I have had the opportunity to work with Joe continuously as his accompanist at Liverpool Middle School starting in 2001 and then with the Liverpool Community Chorus. Having been the music director at Christ the King Church in Liverpool for 13 years, I can say a lot of my growth as a director has come from him. He has made me a better director. I have found myself using many of his methods of teaching and incorporating them with mine."
Pearsall works full-time as a musician, performing and teaching piano and voice lessons along with working as a substitute in churches for choir directors and pianists and organists. She also is the newest member and half-owner of her husband Barney Wilkins' New Orleans/Jazz Band called Penn Dixie. The band will be performing at the New York State Fair later this summer and will be featured every other day in the daily parades starting on opening day. Pearsall and Wilkins also look forward to starting their own family.
"While I am excited to be beginning a new chapter in my life, I know that my time spent with the chorus was certainly well spent. Each person has touched my life in a very special way. Their dedication to the group to make it succeed for the past 30 years is a true testament to the importance of the performing arts, not only in our schools and community, but our nation and world."
As the chorus bids them farewell, it is clear Spado and Pearsall will be missed.
"Joe and I have been making music together on the Liverpool High School stage since 1975. Joe was not afraid to try more difficult music and did so with enthusiasm," said Doug Ross, the chorus' board president. "He taught us not only to sing the music, but to feel it as well. ... Joe's vision allowed the chorus to be very generous in the way of donations back to the community."
"Heather brought her talent to the chorus, not only as an accompanist, but as a vocalist, as well," he said. ... "Heather and I often times performed duets together, and I will miss our annual, traditional Christmas-time performance of 'Mary Did You Know,' whether sung for the chorus, or on Christmas Eve at Christ the King Church in Liverpool."
Interested in joining?
The Liverpool Community Chorus meets every Tuesday, from September to June, at the Liverpool Public Library. Members don't have to be a Liverpool resident, everyone is welcome and experience is not necessary. There are no auditions. If you are interested in joining the group or would like more information, you can attend the first meeting of the new season. Here's how to join:
When: 7 to 9 p.m., Sept. 6
Where: Liverpool Public Library, 310 Tulip St., Liverpool
Cost: Annual dues are $20 or can be paid $10 per semester. There is a $20 one-time music deposit fee that will be refunded upon leaving the chorus.
To learn more: Contact Doug Ross at email@example.com or 652-6513.
By Mary Kay DeVore
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GRAND RAPIDS -- James Nelson, a senior shooting guard for Davenport University, has been named the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference men's basketball player of the week after setting a pair of school records, the league announced.
Nelson established career highs of 32 points and 13 field goals in 96-70 victory against Marygrove on Nov. 23 at DU Student Center. Both his scoring total and field goals made set Student Center records.
Nelson, a Detroit Country Day High School standout who lived with Pistons president Joe Dumars and his family while attending high school, achieved his first double-double of the season against Marygrove. He finished with 10 rebounds and also had four assists and one blocked shot in the contest.
Davenport, ranked No. 3 in NAIA Division II, remains undefeated at 8-0 and returns to action Wednesday night in a WHAC matchup at Michigan-Dearborn.


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Boardman, Ohio -- Cross-country races are never won at the start, but rarely is the start more important than on the long, steep climb that begins the regional races at Boardman High School.
It's perfectly tailored for Chardon junior Nick Elswick, who starts fast and chews up inclines. Elswick led from start to finish, in full sprints both times, to win the Division I boys race and begin a Hilltopper sweep.
Chardon senior Corinne Kule was the Division I girls champion in the qualifier for next week's state meet at National Trail Raceway in Hebron.
Walsh Jesuit and Hudson won the boys and girls Division I team titles, respectively.
Other area champs were the Chagrin Falls and Gilmour girls in Divisions II and III, respectively, while Hawken senior Alexandra Markovich was the Division II individual winner.
Elswick heads to the state meet undefeated after holding off Boardman's Mark Hadley in a wild, 200-meter race to the finish. Elswick crossed in 15:47.22, a fast time considering the muddy course and cold drizzle. Hadley was just .34 back. For much of the race, the lead pack also included Twinsburg junior Garrett Crichlow, who was third in 15:53, Walsh senior Brian Brennan (16:05) and Hudson senior Vince Moeglin (16:12).
"Throughout the season, I've been going out hard from the gun, and I just tried to do that today," Elswick said. "I knew those guys were on me the whole way.
"At the end, I could hear them behind me, which makes me nervous, but at the end, I kicked it up another gear. When Hadley tried to pass me, I was like, 'Nooo!' I had to take off again."
Walsh beat Mentor, 110-114, even though the Warriors' fifth runner finished five spots behind Mentor's No. 5. The difference was Walsh's Jordan Shepherd placing sixth, while the pack-running Cardinals top runner, Jeff Gudowicz, scored in 13th. Mentor's No. 4 runner, Tommy Kozlovich, scored in 25th just four weeks after an emergency appendectomy.
Twinsburg runners celebrated wildly when they learned they were third and had earned their first state berth.
"This means the world to us," Crichlow said.
Solon was fourth. Its third runner, Grant Behnke, collapsed twice in the final 100 meters, but he only lost one spot and scored in 15th place. The Comets' No. 5 runner, Dan Arters, set a personal-best by 10 seconds as the Comets finished four points ahead of Boardman for the last state berth.
"Dan Arters should be carried out of here on his teammates' shoulders," said Solon coach Stephen Cerne.
Marlington, Perry, Claymont and NDCL were the boys Division II state qualifiers. Aaran Gessic led Perry in ninth, and NDCL's Steve Frandanisa was fourth in the team race.
Division III Independence doesn't have the depth of past years, but it still has a Polman. Senior Kyle Polman placed second in 15:54, three seconds behind St. Thomas Aquinas' Cory Glines. The Blue Devils placed fourth and head to state.
"I like the mud," Polman said. "Running cross country so many years, it benefits me more so than the track guys."
Kule and Markovich were motivated by devastating 2011 seasons. Kule was ill all season and faded badly. Markovich got sick after districts and missed the regional.
Kule led nearly the entire Division I race and finished in 19:01, seven seconds ahead of surprise runner-up Geneva Sandridge, a Solon sophomore. Sandridge beat teammate Therese Haiss, who was third in 19:13, and a rejuvenated Caroline Sauers led Hudson in fourth in 19:14.
"Therese and I were working together for a while," Kule said. "I felt like it was time to go at about 4,000 meters."
Hudson had five girls in the top 29, including Madison VanDyke, scoring in 13th.
"I'm happy with how everything is going," Sauers said. "I started out the season feeling really tired, and now I'm feeling good."
Markovich ran alone in Division III, crossing in 19:04 with a 23-second winning margin.
"Moving forward from [the 2011 season] is what today was about -- and looking forward to the future," she said.
Gilmour dominated the team race with five in the top 13, scoring 47 points. Runner-up Berkshire had 102.
"We are so excited. This is kind of a dream come true," said Gilmour freshman Hannah Markel, who was ninth.
Chagrin Falls' girls Division II title was its first. Claire Barcelo led the Tigers in fifth place, and five Tigers were in the first 25 for 32 points and a 23-point winning margin.
"We came to this meet with an eye on the title," said Chagrin Falls coach Clay Burnett. "Our pack runs really well together."


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Editor's note: The following letters from readers were written in response to a column by Tom Moran that appeared in Tuesday's Star-Ledger (August 2).
An anatomy lesson
Star-Ledger columnist Tom Moran got this one completely wrong ("What Obama is missing: The guts of our governor," Aug. 1). While I agree that President Obama needs a dose of courage, Gov. Chris Christie is hardly the model. Christie's entire effort has been to find easy targets so he can avoid the really tough issues. At least Obama has been willing to tackle the hard stuff, like health care.
All Christie does is blame others for his failures.
Sorry, but a loudmouth is a different part of the anatomy than the guts.
— Marvin Schwalb, Livingston
Obama is the bully
Tuesday's headline story should have appeared in the comics section, not the news.
Tom Moran declared that Obama is just too nice a guy and needs a transfusion of courage and the guts of a Christie to "force change." Where has Moran been these past 18 months?
Despite opposition from a majority of Americans, Obama has foisted universal health care on an unwilling nation, attacked yet another sovereign state (Libya), repealed the Defense of Marriage Act and "don't ask, don't tell," banned oil exploration and drilling in America, and taken a hard left turn away from free-market capitalism toward socialism.
Obama has used a sledgehammer to remake America; Christie is a featherweight in comparison.
— Michael Maurer, Long Branch
Stand with the president
I do not, repeat, do not want a president with the guts of our governor. People in New Jersey are hurting because of Chris Christie's so-called guts.
I'm not sure of the outcome of this budget — I am on Medicare and disability — and I am equally not sure what happens behind the closed doors between President Obama and his advisers, but I still trust him.
I hope everyone who felt captive during the debt ceiling debate will vote to support the president.
— Deborah Y. Mitchell, East Orange
Real leadership
President Obama lacks what Gov. Chris Christie has, whether you agree with him or not Christie will tell you exactly what he believes, and then take action without worrying about his popularity. That is what leadership is all about.
As we face threats to our security from around the world and a struggling economy, Americans look to the president and see an empty suit — albeit an attractive, deep-voiced, physically fit empty suit.
It is about time The Star-Ledger gave Christie credit for being a leader, not a politician who is adept at speaking out of both sides of his mouth.
— Diane McVey, Scotch Plains
Misplaced opinion
My wife and I, regular subscribers, are shocked to the core by your choice of an editorial in place of news on the front page. We expect responsible journalism from your paper, and making an editorial opinion piece the headline story smacks of the worst excesses of Fox News, albeit on the liberal side of the aisle.
The blurring of editorial opinion and (at least the attempt at) journalistic objectivity is one of the major corruptions of the news media.
We, too, are shocked by the "deal" forced on this country by the tea party brigands. But the place for those opinions is on the editorial page.
— Robert and Suzanne Morris, South Orange
Opinion vs. news
I have been a subscriber to The Star-Ledger for 30 years and am very concerned with the survival of printed newspapers. So, it was with great disappointment that I viewed the front page of The Star-Ledger and saw Tom Moran's column "What Obama's missing: The guts of our governor." The article above the fold of a newspaper should be news, not opinions or editorials. The cleverness of a picture or even the quality of a column should not trump news reporting in that position in the paper.
I have always felt that the Ledger was a quality paper that represented why printed newspapers are so important to our society. Good newspapers like the Ledger bring all the news to the readers' attention rather than the reader just cherry-picking headlines that pique their interest on the internet. Good newspapers like the Ledger enlighten their readers and make them well-rounded and well-informed.
While an important function of a newspaper is to present opinions, it should not present opinion in the primary news part of the paper. Hopefully, this is not a harbinger that the Ledger is becoming "cable news" and presenting opinion as news.
— Holly Conti, Little Falls


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Here's a quick taste of Aliens: Colonial Marines from the E3 showfloor that I experienced. Sega had set up a portion of their booth to hold these big 6v6 aliens vs. marines matches, complete with huge television above each player to show off the match live. The trick here, is that the 6 aliens were being played by devs from Gearbox, while the 6 marines were played by members of the public and media. Our PR rep snuck me in, and I was ready to go full-out Ripley.
Observing the Enemy
Quick segue, but before the match I was able to sneak around to the dev side of the Aliens booth and watch them play a round. I was never a competitive player, but I've enjoyed playing Alien games in the past, almost always as the aliens. It wasn't a question of gameplay style, I just preferred to not be constantly scared out of my mind when an alien attacked me. I would rather be the one to make my opponents soil themselves in fear. It helped that aliens were always overpowered.
The trick to balancing an alien's strength is its two weaknesses: an alien had to be within melee distance to strike, and they had wonky as hell control schemes. Climbing on walls or the ceiling was typically a sure-fire way to get motion sickness. How Gearbox designed around these alien balance issues is rather simple and streamlined. Aliens retain their need for melee distance in combat, though they do have a leap strike to help with that. Oddly enough, regarding Aliens' second balance issue, Colonial Marines has a very non-complicated camera system -- the camera is always parallel to the ground, whether an alien is on the ceiling or wall.
An easily controlled alien with a leaping ability is quite a fearsome foe, but Gearbox's take on the Xenomorph was notable in one final regard. They were as slow as your typical marine -- maybe slower. A strafing marine could easily keep pace with an alien, so long as they accurately predicted its leap direction. The end product was a notably less scary alien, though surprisingly well balanced in regards to gameplay.
One final note here, at least a few of the devs were really, really good at this game.
Joining the Fight
Starting the match felt a lot like your typical console shooter, as you pick a loadout and are placed at a random spawn location. The loadouts included your standard FPS weapons, including a mid-long range rifle, a short-mid range rifle, a fully automatic shotgun and a pump shotgun. My weapon of choice initially was the auto-shotty, and I must say I chose wisely. The aliens also had a system of choosing a "loadout", or a different type of alien. I'm not really familiar with how it worked, but I'll have more to say on it later.
The match begun and proceeded as your typical random aliens vs. marines match should, expectedly. There were outlier aliens who would charge in without much thought, to be dispatched quickly with a shotgun or grenade, and there were outlier marines who would charge out alone to be picked off not by the alien they chased, but by the one behind them instead. It was during this time I was able to find a partner in crime with solid rifle aiming, who I was able to protect with my shotgun when aliens approached too closely. The marines steadily gained the lead.
It was three quarters of the way through the match that things began to turn. Rather than you standard aliens, large bull aliens were beginning to spawn. The larger, tankier aliens could charge across the room, often taking multiple point blank shotgun blasts with little to no effect. They were slow enough to dodge, but their greatest affect was disruption. Dodging these bull aliens opened your flank to the attacks of the smaller enemies. Everything was going terribly wrong.
I'll be the first to admit I spent much too long focusing on killing these humongous brutes, though they did relatively little damage themselves. My 4/1 kill to death ratio fell to 1/2 in these final minutes. The system itself was also at fault, in my opinion. I could not, for the life of me, tell my teammates apart. When the bull aliens began to amass, I continued to look for my assault rifle wielding companion amongst my teammates. They were all the same! There would be no miracle, back to back suicide run to finish this game.
As time ran out, we lost by a scant two points.
The Aftermath
My feelings after the match were over were unbearably contradictory. I absolutely enjoyed my brief experience with Aliens: Colonial Marine's multiplayer, there was no doubt about that. Yet, it was in the same way one might enjoy an especially close match of Halo or Call of Duty. It was competitive, it was team-based and social, but it wasn't a unique experience -- something I often related to Aliens games in the past.
I reflect on my experiences with classic Aliens vs. Predator titles fondly, not because they were adequate in terms of FPS multiple mechanics, but because they were original in their aims and goals. Playing an alien meant relying on speed, trickery, and heavy reliance on shadows. Marines, contrastively, were near forced to travel as a team and to take extreme precautions not to fall into a trap or be flanked and annihilated. These aspects of gameplay were not missing from Gearbox's game, but hardly necessary or even encouraged.
My unmet expectations aside, Aliens: Colonial Marines was still a solid, fun and challenging experience. I'm excited to see more of the game, in whatever direction Gearbox plans to take it.
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Now before the Department of Environmental Quality is a request by a private party to build a road 1,200 feet (lengthwise in the sanctuary) parallel to Lake Michigan to access their lot which lies directly south of the sanctuary. They intend to build a house. That party knew the lot was landlocked when they purchased it and have refused an offer of nearly $750,000 for their lot ( a little over market value at the time). The township intended to add the lot to the sanctuary.
Because of the new dune act , Senate Bill 1130, passed by the Legislature in Michigan and signed by the governor last October, that fragile dune land is in peril.
There will be a public hearing by the Department of Environmental Quality at 6 p.m. today, April 15, at Montague High School.
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The Post-Standard recently ran an article on the tragic death of Maggie Wilcox, the 4-year-old who died from Eastern equine encephalitis and the measures that will be used this summer to control more mosquitoes.
I believe the government has overlooked a helpful measure to keep the mosquito population down. Over the winter, residents could help by building and installing bat boxes around their property. They are not much different in difficulty than making a birdhouse. Mosquitoes are eaten by bats (up to 1,000 per night). This alone would not solve the problem, but any help in lowering mosquito populations should be considered.
I know most people don't like bats as they can carry rabies, but rabies can be cured while Eastern equine encephalitis can't.
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Just browned the beef and added it to the rest of the ingredients that were already simmering. Cooked with cover for about 30-40 minutes then removed to thicken the stew. Just used what I had in the kitchen and it turned out far better than I ever expected.
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A 39-year-old man from east-central Iowa has pleaded guilty to a federal explosives charge.
The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier says David Risse, of Dysart, pleaded guilty last week to unauthorized possession of a destructive device. His sentencing date hasn't been set yet.
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By Ethan Rome – Executive Director, Health Care for America Now
First the Supreme Court handed the 2000 presidential election to George W. Bush. Then it gave corporations the green light to buy our elections with unlimited secret political spending (Citizens United). Now the Court is considering taking away the very ability of Congress to pass laws that address issues like our nation's health care crisis.
If the Supreme Court strikes down the Affordable Care Act, or key components of it, it will be saying that it's the new boss in lawmaking and that Congress should step aside.
Striking down Obamacare would be "an unprecedented, extraordinary step," as the president said Monday. It would be a turbo-charged act of partisan judicial activism by unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats.
When it comes to the "Commerce Clause," which gives Congress the authority to enact the individual responsibility requirement (the so-called mandate), the Supreme Court just needs to follow its own precedents. The Court has consistently ruled that Congress has the ability to develop national solutions to national economic problems via its ability to regulate interstate commerce. It would be reckless to take that power away now, especially in a sector that represents one-sixth of the economy.
Chief Justice Roberts famously described himself at his confirmation hearing as an "umpire" who just calls the balls and strikes. Umpires enforce the rules of the game; they don't get to make up new rules and they don't get to tell pitchers what to throw. Overturning this law would do both.
The fact that the Court even took up the Republicans' objection to the law's Medicaid expansion signaled the potential of a judicial power grab. The Republicans' argument is ridiculous. They say that Medicaid is such a good deal for states — with the federal government picking up nearly all the costs — that it's "coercive." But that's exactly how the federal-state partnership has worked for 47 years. Why is it suddenly coercive? It's not because of the Constitution. It's because of politics. It's because they want to defeat Obama in November.
If the Supreme Court wants to take over the role of Congress and overturn one of the most sweeping pieces of social legislation in the country's history, they'll actually have to read it. Justice Scalia made clear that he is not so inclined.
"You really want us to go through these 2,700 pages?" asked Scalia. Well, yes, we do. Is it too much to ask someone with a lifetime appointment to read a law that is already benefiting millions of people every day?
While Justice Scalia indicated that he did not read the bill, he was familiar enough with it to express a concern that striking the individual mandate alone was "going to bankrupt the insurance companies, if not the states."
Apparently he and Justice Alito had a chat by the proverbial water cooler: "What would happen to the insurance industry, which would now be in the hole for $350 billion over 10 years?" Justice Alito asked.
Neither justice said anything about how the law is helping people, or how striking it down would be devastating to the seniors, families and small businesses already benefiting from it, let alone the 31 million people who will get coverage in 2016 if the law stays in place.
Scalia or Alito also don't seem to care much about the integrity of the Court, which the public sees as driven by politics, according to public opinion surveys. That's up to Chief Justice Roberts, who reportedly cares about his legacy.
If the court fails to uphold the law, Roberts' legacy won't just be that he led the most political court in our country's history. It will also be that he led the court that struck down a solution to our health care crisis to pander to a Republican Party that's beholden to Wall Street and the insurance industry. Surely Justice Roberts can do better than that.


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What A Do Theatre concludes its run of "Next to Normal" on March 2. Photo: What A Do
In Music, What A Do Reveals The Pain Of Mental Illness
By Bridgette M. Redman
Originally printed 2/28/2013 (Issue 2109 - Between The Lines News)
The victims of mental illness spread far beyond just the person with the diagnosis. The condition insinuates its tendrils around every person who loves the one with the disease.
A musical might seem a tough medium to address such issues as the treatment of bipolar and a decades-long hallucination of a lost child, but only at first glance. Once "Next to Normal" gets started, there are moments where the emotion runs so extreme and so high that only music could do it justice. In fact, in true rock opera style, there are very few moments where mere dialogue can suffice.
What a Do Theatre Company tackles these emotions and heartbreak with an intensity that begins the moment the house lights first go out. And while director Randy Wolfe never goes for an understated choice, he also shows restraint in letting the lyrics and dialog tell the story without emotional manipulation.
Betsy King beautifully portrays the shattered woman who undergoes treatment after treatment and struggles mightily with a compromised mind and a broken soul. She is consistently loveable, even when causing the most pain to her family. Her vulnerability is apparent and she displays real connection to everyone on the stage. She shines the most when she has her moments of happiness and then those times when she longs for the happiness that she cannot maintain.
Likewise, Ashlyn Nicole Shawver as the daughter Natalie perfectly mirrors her mother's struggle, and we see her sanity and stability slowly chipped away at. The chemistry between her and Adam Woolsey's Henry is always real and electric; he becomes her greatest hope for achieving something that might live somewhere next to normal.
The scenes where Woolsey woos Shawver are moments of great beauty, especially when he tells her that in a fucked-up world, he can be perfect for her. It is a sentiment that takes on greater meaning as the musical progresses and he is able to show the very practical, realistic meaning of what it means to be perfect for someone in an environment that is messed up.
Phillip Michael McLellan's Gabe - who often had uncanny similarities in movement and expression to Woolsey - eerily haunts the stage. His singing was powerful, emotional and often truly frightening in the way it gripped the others on stage. Even more impressive was his physicality and expressions, the way he created a presence that could not be ignored. He was both demon and angel, the one who sustained and destroyed.
Jeff Stierle's Dan was a study in steadfastness. Two decades of insanity could not sway him from the memory of the girl he loved or erase his optimism that there would come a time when things were going to be good, better than they were before. His portrayal was also often heartbreaking as he wore his heart on his sleeve, injured that his love was not sufficient to heal his family and wrestling with the anxiety that this disease might be about him.
James Sanford was given roles that seemed almost comic compared to the intensity of what the family had to portray. He provided moments of relief as Diana's pyschopharmacologist and later the hallucinated version of Diana's therapist. But even his concern was obvious, and he aptly demonstrated how professionals come to care about their patients and the frustrations they experience when treatments are ineffective or intense side-effects are experienced.
At the matinee on the second weekend, the singers were showing signs of vocal fatigue, particularly in the first act where voices occasionally crept into their throats and the difficult music was left unsupported. However, after intermission, these problems vanished and the ending was strong and moving.
Musical director Brent Decker might have offered more support to the performers by dialing back the music. While the actors could always be heard when they were center stage, important lyrics were sometimes lost when a scene was played stage left or stage right on the long proscenium that What a Do possesses.
Cory Kalkowski's lighting design once again played a starring role in this What a Do production. Special effects surrounded the stage with four mobile spotlight operators required to pull off his complicated design that pushed the story and the emotions forward.
Tara Bouldrey and Taylor McKinstry doubled as "Venticelli," masked mime-like creatures pulled from the operatic tradition. They act as an occasional chorus and as set changers that allow the musical's scenes to continue without a single interruption.
The performers and crew of "Next to Normal" show great passion in presenting this story of hope, pain and survival. While it is not perfect in execution, it is perfect in its commitment to the story that needs to be told.
'Next to Normal'
What A Do Theatre, 4071 W. Dickman Rd., Springfield. 8 p.m. Feb. 28 through March 2. 2 hours, 19 minutes. $20; pay-what-you-can Feb. 28. 269-282-1953. http://www.whatado.org
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Christopher Procci, 39, of Tucson, Ariz., a former Staten Island resident who worked as a mechanic and carpenter, died July 1 in Tucson Medical Center after suffering from heat stroke.
Born on Staten Island, he moved to Tucson with his family in 1981. He attended Sabino High School where he played football, baseball and basketball before becoming paralyzed at age 17.
Despite his paralysis, Mr. Procci was extremely handy, working as both a carpenter and mechanic.
In his leisure time, Mr. Procci visited others suffering from spinal cord injuries to help them adjust to their paralysis.
Surviving are his mother, Elaine Richardson; his stepfather, Raymond Richardson; a brother, Peter Procci; a sister, Kimberly Procci, a stepsister, Meg White and stepbrother, Danny Richardson.
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FLINT, Michigan — Following the announcement that the city plans to lay off 57 police officers and 23 firefighters, city residents are speaking out on Flint Mayor Dayne Walling's Facebook page.
Instead of a phone ringing off the hook or a mailbox full of letters, some Internet users are filling Walling's Facebook "wall" with messages regarding the layoff announcement — some of them supportive, but most of them angry or incredulous.
Even police and fire personnel and their relatives are using the popular social networking site as a direct conduit to the mayor.
One Facebook user posted a long list of homicide victims.
"So Dayne, you are telling me that you are comfortable having your wife and children live in a city with this little of police protection?" writes Patty. "I think what is sad is that the police supported you in your election and now its come back to haunt them."
Another post from Kevin reads:
"Flint has about 80,000 less jobs and people than it had 10-12 years ago but everyone wants to keep things and numbers how they were then...WAKE UP PEOPLE. You can't do the same with less."
Walling said Wednesday that the layoff notices were expected to go out today. They take effect in two weeks.


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Bethlehem officials are calling for evacuations in certain parts of the city.
As a result of Monday morning's emergency declaration by Mayor John Callahan, the city is recommending individuals residing in areas historically prone to flooding to evacuate.
As the storm progresses, flooding in these areas is more likely, states a release from the city government. Officials said the city has taken steps to notify, by phone and in person, individuals residing in these areas. It is likely that as the storm progresses, roads to and from these areas will become impassable. The city recommends evacuations be completed before 3 p.m. to ensure safety.
The city anticipates closing roads in response to conditions. Roads prone to flooding will be closed at 4 p.m. Those roads include Conestoga Street, Mauch Chunk Road and the roads in the Saucon Park area.
Anyone needing shelter due to flooding or loss of power may go to the Red Cross of the Greater Lehigh Valley Shelter at UGI, 2121 City Line Road, Bethlehem. The shelter opened at 12 p.m. on Monday. Animals can be sheltered next to the UGI location at 2120 City Line Road, Bethlehem.


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13-09-2012 15:01
13-09-2012 15:01
The time on my skype clock is completely wrong. It is always stuck on "7:33pm" or "11:33pm" so I cannot tell when my friends called or wrote to me.
How do I fix my skype clock so that it shows me the ACTUAL time messages are being sent/received??
13-09-2012 15:07
13-09-2012 15:07
What type device are you using? Mac? Windows PC? Mobile? Etc?
13-09-2012 15:19
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13-09-2012 15:46
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I moved your post from the General to the Mac forum. I'm mostly a Windows type of guy and you'll have a better chance of getting a knowledgeable answer here.
14-09-2012 01:18
14-09-2012 01:18
Where is that? How do I get into that to view responses?
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thanks - still waiting!
25-10-2012 05:18
25-10-2012 05:18
How to change the time on my Skype Clock?
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Thanks to g4pilut for moving this post to Mac-support
Hi skypeage
I believe that Skype is using your Mac's internal clock, wich can be controlled manually or via the internet. Try this:
Get System Preferences with ⌘-, and find Date and Time > Time Zone.
Here you choose manual or automatic setting.
Make your choices, Quit System Preferences, Quit Skype, Start Skype. Enjoy!
Good luck! y):
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13-11-2012 14:24
13-11-2012 14:24
I have the same problem and note in a previous reply that the Skype clock is supposed to be the same as the PC's. It isn't. I went into my Skype profile to make sure that this was selected - it is. How can I change the Skype clock!
22-12-2012 12:14
22-12-2012 12:14
Hi Tadpole12
It sounds like you ask questions about Skype for Windows.
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By Sue Levin
For the last six years, Oregon parents have watched state and local budget-making with a list of depressing questions on their minds: How big will my child's class be next year? How many days of school will get cut? How many teachers will lose their jobs?
Next year, for a change, districts across the state will stop cutting and start rebuilding. As money comes back into district coffers, what should be on parents' minds?
First, many districts will need to replenish cash reserves spent during the recession. Historically, districts have reserved a minimum of 5 percent of their total budgets to weather economic downturns. Many are now below that threshold, and given historic volatility in funding reserves should be rebuilt. After that, new funds will likely be targeted in three ways:
1) Providing salary increases for current teachers.
2) Adding back school days, which also increases compensation for teachers.
3) Hiring teachers and other staff, like librarians, counselors and bilingual instructors, to reduce class sizes and support students.
Ideally, a district would do them all. However, after years of cuts, even this year's significant increase won't be adequate to fully address all three. Parents must educate themselves on the trade-offs and advocate for wise choices.
Districts must provide teachers with pay increases which they've committed to in collective bargaining agreements. During the recession, teachers in many districts agreed to skip raises or take pay cuts, and it's important that educators be fairly compensated. But salary increases for existing teachers do not reduce class size or increase learning time.
It's maddening to debate whether we'd prefer more school days or smaller class sizes: Both are critical for student success. Oregon's school year is shorter than the national average, in some districts by weeks. Teachers have difficulty covering a full year's worth of material. Oregon class sizes are enormous. One respected study found that kids in early grades learned more when class sizes were reduced from the low 20s to 15 students. Although there is less research on older grades, parents, students and teachers all attest to the difficulty of providing quality instruction and feedback when secondary school classes regularly exceed 40 students.
Reducing class size is imperative but costly. In Beaverton, where my kids are, $6 million spent across all schools in the district would lower class sizes by just one student. However, that same amount targeted at the early grades could meaningfully reduce class sizes. If that money were used to restore school days, it would add a week to the calendar.
A risk in hiring teachers is that next year's state budget includes $100 million in one-time funding provided by the Legislature. Paying for new staff long-term assumes that revenues continue to increase, which is not guaranteed.
It's clear that even under optimistic projections for economic growth, our school funding system will not allow us to lengthen the school year, meaningfully reduce class sizes, restore electives and provide effective instructional support to all students.
So for now, let's start with making the best use of the money we have. That requires transparency in school district budgeting. Parents should understand how new dollars are being split among priorities: How much is going to increasing learning time, and how much for existing and new staff? More importantly, how will that impact class size, course offerings and a school's ability to support students who need extra help? Trade-offs will be required, and while parents should expect things to get better, we are climbing out of a deep hole.
Meanwhile, we need a statewide strategy for providing better and more stable funding for public education. That will require climbing a steep path to fiscal and revenue reform. But if you look closely at school district budgets, and you believe that all Oregon kids deserve an excellent public education, we have no other choice.
Sue Levin is the Oregon executive director of Stand for Children and the mother of two children in Beaverton Public Schools.


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HourlyLess than 30 hrs/week
Intermediate LevelI am looking for a mix of experience and value
My company develops specialized underwater wireless acoustic communication systems. We need to create a graphic image / artist's concept of our hardware in an underwater situation to be used in a product brochure and a PowerPoint presentation.
Our systems are battery-powered and are typically placed near the seabed, or in the water column, and are connected to various types of sensors. Data is measured periodically and then communicated acoustically to multiple units that are usually attached by anchors to the seabed, and to buoys that are on the surface. The units can also be on a ship, or an underwater robot, and have a communication system that allows users to collect data from underwater operations. This equipment is used by oceanographers and also the oil and gas industry.
A lower quality image of this can be found at: http://acomms.whoi.edu/umodem/images/Multi-System-Usesm.jpg
A better quality image of underwater equipment is:
Another example of the kind of image & acceptable quality is:
A top quality image, likely too detailed for this project: (Marlim or Pazflor)
We would like to create a similar image that shows a number of our units, imposed on images such as these, as if they were part of the scene. The attached file gives an idea. We cannot use any of these stock images, since they are copyrighted. We need an illustrator who can create a seabed, and sea surface as viewed from underwater, and create a scene such as a scuba diver might see.
Specific shapes and dimensions can be provided. This project may lead to a few additional images, and/or a 3D underwater world with animation at a later date.
We would be interested to see a portfolio of prior work that speaks to the illustrator's ability to create an image as described.
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FLINT, MI -- Drivers heading out this morning for work or to beat the weekend Christmas-shopping crowd could experience some treacherous conditions on area roadways as freezing rain is expected to fall into the early afternoon.
Steve Considine, a meteorologist at the White Lake Township office of the National Weather Service, said light freezing rain is expected to fall Friday, Dec. 20, until temperatures rise above freezing early this afternoon.
Temperatures are expected to top out around 35.
Considine said enough freezing rain is expected to impact this morning's commute.
Flint and Genesee County law enforcement officials say few crashes have been reported so far on area roadways this morning.
The area will remain under a winter weather advisory until noon with up to .1 inch of freezing rain expected.
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I learned about the brand "Not Your Daughter's Jeans" when I was writing a piece on fall fashion trends two years ago. The hot item in Fall 2009 was Ugg boots. (They still are!) My article touched on Ugg boots, and so the stylist helping with the photo shoot brought along a pile of them. Additionally, she brought along a pair of "Not Your Daughter's Jeans" or "NYDJ" for short. I had never heard of the brand, but am now a huge fan.
Not Your Daughter's Jeans are designed with on one simple premise — our bodies are not like those of our daughters.' We have hips, a derriere, thighs, etc. Obviously, our daughters have these things, too, but jeans on a 16-year-old, generally speaking, look very different than on that 16-year-old's mother.
The NYDJ brand jeans have panels that suck you in (think Spanx) all over. When you put on a pair, you feel like you are being pulled in and lifted up. They call it "Lift Tuck Technology." (You've got to love technology!) We don't have our daughter's bodies and we should be happy about that. The jeans are stylish (no "mom jeans" here) and run about the same as most high-end denim ($88 to $135 a pair).
I personally had a hard time at first even trying on a pair of NYDJ. At 36, I feel like I should be wearing Citizens of Humanity or 7 For All Mankind jeans. My daughters are 6 and 3, I should have a while before qualifying for NYDJ, right? But the truth is, most brands (Citizens of Humanity, 7 For All Mankind) are cut for a very tall and very thin person. I am not heavy, but I have some curves, and I am only 5'4". I don't want to fight with jeans anymore, I want them to fit.
Alanna's in Mullica Hill carries Not Your Daughter's Jeans. Samantha Teesdale, a sales associate at Alanna's, confirmed that the NYDJ brand is extremely popular for the 30 to 40 crowd.
"Let me guess?" she said when I told her my age. "You've had a couple of kids?"
"Three to be exact," I told her.
"Then you know … you want jeans that hold it all in," she said. "Ones that won't bag and sag, but that have the same fit the whole day." Samantha and I were talking the same language.
The NYDJ brand jeans at Alanna's run between $98 and $135. They look like other designer jeans, because they are. They're just a little more forgiving than most. And shouldn't we all be a little more forgiving when it comes to our bodies?
I recently watched "Eat, Pray, Love" with my mom and my sister. In the movie, there is a scene where Liz (Julia Roberts) is eating her way through Italy. She and her friend Sofi (Tuva Novotny) acknowledge that their love affair with Italian food is making them gain some weight. (The friend is exasperated that she now has a "muffin top.") Liz keeps eating through this conversation, claiming that she has decided to stop hating herself for what she eats, which she says she has been doing for decades, and wants to start enjoying food and loving her body the way it is. While sitting in a café in Naples eating pizza, Liz happily decides she will just buy bigger pants. The next scene shows Liz in a dressing room, trying to squeeze into a pair of jeans with Sofi's help.
If I had been a character in the movie, I would have simply handed her a pair of Not Your Daughter's Jeans. They would have done the trick.
If you're curious about NYDJ, you can learn more about them at nydj.com, or stop by Alanna's in Mullica Hill. After you shop at Alanna's, you can grab a slice of pizza at Naples, which, ironically, is right across the street. Enjoy!
Erica Salmon is a Mullica Hill resident, a published book author and the creator of the renowned Fantasy Fashion League. Salmon is a graduate of Pitman High School and Cornell University. She lives with her husband and three young children.


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As the calm and airy Gemini feels a connection with the fiery Aries they can work very well as team in all aspects of life. Both of them enjoy the commonly shared love and affection but for Gemini, their freedom is above the security provided by love while for Aries love is just a synonym of life.
A Gemini man is mentally ambitious person with very cool and calm aura. He is generally a logical and rational being but lacks practicality at times. He never fights for position and authority as it gives him the space to explore different avenues of life and helps him remain free of responsibilities. He falls for an Aries woman very quickly as he falls in love with the mind first and Aries woman is definitely an intellectual lady. He is never a jealous man, which can cause some problems for him with the Aries woman as she likes her man to be a bit jealous and possessive.
An Aries woman is very energetic and ambitious lady and is always ready to take initiative in all aspects of life. She is ready to accept any idea, sound or unsound, that appeals to and arouses her emotions. She is generally quick in making decisions and has a direct approach for love. In love with a Gemini man, she needs constant reassurance as she has the fear of rejection deep inside her. She expects her lover to live in her dream world and fulfill all her demands of affection and devotion.
An Aries woman in love with a Gemini man provides him with a partner who can go to any extend to defend and protect her man. She helps him in achieving success and fulfilling all his wishes with her strong courage. She gives herself away quickly, by holding nothing back and ensuring her Gemini prince of all the love and intimacy. She often allows her fear of rejection to create serious bitterness towards others. This woman needs constant reassurance. He should always remember that she expects all he can give and some more. There is a magnetic force of his care free nature that attracts her and she expects him to be the miracle of her life giving her innocent faith and passionate love to him.
A Gemini man always provides an Aries woman with a calm and collected partner who has a mental rationality of her equal or rather even more. Aries are rulers of the head, while Gemini's rule the mind. This causes the mutual attraction between them. He loves the mental challenges (and some mind games too) she gives him. He is able to bring out her sweet and affectionate nature that she rarely reveals to others. He proves himself to be superior in some ways, while making it clear that he admires her for her own qualities, which are equal to his and some even superior. But the sense of jealously and fear of loosing love makes her dominating and possessive which cause problems between them as he loves his freedom above everything.
The union between an Aries woman and a Gemini man result in an explosion of emotions and intimacy unmatched by others. Once these two decide to remain together, she learns to control her jealousy and insecurities, while he learns to sympathize with her motives for this behavior. As he verbalizes his admiration for the lovely Aries woman, she feels a bounce in her femininity making her love him more and more and gives him the freedom he deserves. Their love becomes so pure and strong that all their misunderstandings dissolves away and even in the worst of arguments do not stand for long. He does a lot of chasing, but rarely obtains what he is chasing but she provides him with stability and helps him achieve all his endeavors. There is no in-between for these two as their relationship reaches the triumph.
The Aries woman has a more passionately burning need of physical intimacy while the Gemini man has some slightly airy desires of making love. As for their physical compatibility, he is one of the few men who are capable of creating the illusions this woman needs during sex. But there are two side to the same coin. Sometimes she begins to feel that he is holding something back, even during intimacy. This is not just a part of her delusional thinking. A lack of pleasure is lacking on his part due to his airy approach to lovemaking. Love making to him is equivalent of some hot imaginations and sensations. He closes his eyes, and he basks in the pleasure of oneness, feeling the surging, pulsations of relief sweep through him and this baffles his Aries lady even more. He needs to understand that he does not have to put on a show in bed. He needs to become more involved in the love making process and engage in intimacy. It will take some work for both of them to keep their love life burning brightly.
The Aries woman and Gemini man lack restraint in the area of love between the two of them. They are very fulfilling and rejoicing couple. He admires the intellect and courage of the Aries woman, the possessiveness and jealousy of this woman hampers his liberty making him feel uncomfortable and bounded. Though she also esteems hid level-headedness, his carefree nature makes her feel unwanted and unprotected leaving her cold and detached. To make the relationship actually work he has to be more considerate and she needs to leave her fears behind to fly freely with her cheery Gemini man.
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I'm Vietnamese. I just have a relationship with a Gemini German man. This is the first time I love a foreign person so it's quite strange for me. I thought it is normal until i read this post. It's so true to what i think right now. He makes me think that i am in a game of love…I can not understand and i still try to know him more.
I seriously couldn't believe what i have just read as described me the Aries woman perfectly. I have just started dating a Gemini man and yet again couldn't believe what i had read and how true it was. I have alot of insecurities through past relationships and as a rule tend to put up this front where i come across maybe rude but definately aggressive and tend to push people away by this behaviour or constantly worrying and questioning things . It also said Aries women fall in love quickly and despite denieing it this is also true and being gullable get hurt often which is when the front comes back and being aggressive.
Air and fire is symbolic of the relationship I had with my Gemini ex.
Like hot air rising, I helped him reach greater heights. Like air blowing out or intensifying fire, he made me feel hot and cold. It was an exhausting 7 years of an on-and-off roller coaster ride. We were both each other's firsts, but even that meant nothing at the end of the day.
His "desire for freedom" as stated above makes him an unstable partner–he doesn't truly know what he wants out of life except to do what he capriciously desires. He is too carefree and is never mindful of how his actions will affect others.
My dear fellow Aries ladies, if you want to experience feeling unwanted, unprotected, and your love unrequited go for a Gemini man. No matter how great the amazing times are, it is a battle you will never win and a battle not worth losing yourself over.
I am a Gemini man in a relationship with my Aries Lady for 5 months now. I can truely say it was long last remarkably love at first sight. We completly click, as are bond is powerful and strong for each other like no other…like soulmates, the bestest friends and faithful lovers. We had it all for each other. I feed her flames full of compassion, knowledge, caring, and with so much love strengthening the relationship and forever I shall. As she has given me confidence, a sense of direction, and positive lead in life. I Couldn't be thankful enough to have her by my side. We have so much crazy lovin energy for eachother that it's an endless spark of romance and companionship because we have been through all the aspects in are life that there is so many things in common that we share. Even at are worst days possible we comfort eachother. I calm her hot headedness all the time since she does have a temper. My positive gestures and cheery enlightenment speeches calms her anger flames all the time. Even at her sad status, I've given her the motivation & guidence she needed to keep her on feet again. And she attends to make me feel special to her and ONLY her. Which is all this relationship is all about… "A give and take & given back" cycle countinously strong. The most of you can ever ask with an aries womens heat of passion/desire and gemini mans Winds of change/adapt compadibility for this is an energetic cycle that requires it's sources and needs to fuel each others satisfaction and happiness for. Most of all were very loyal for one another and trust is the biggest thing that it's part of. But to all the other Aries & Gemini's follow you're hearts for the right person who can worth being effort for if you are going to find your true love at most of it find the person that makes you what it's worth being for never giving up. We were made for each other to keep going what we wanted to have eachother for. My goals and hers were to live a better life together once I've retired from Navy (fulltime) 4years into a career field while shes finished her college majors in bachelors PT. It's all about working together to make dreams happen for me and her because when we have eachothers backs were just an unstoppable force to be. 🙂
Gemini man favourite qoute is "this is me,..I am comming I am going"
This is what I hate the most on him…,..what makes me feel cold in front of him,…vanish my fire…We are best friend for 5year and we have been dating for 2year.,;..We both are studing medicine.Could you share with me your experiences,…While I was reading the describe for love compatibility it was so dam true,..and your comments were a little bit scary but you mister electrophibical makes me have faith that I can deal with a gemini man..,..The best of all is that we aries women have a lot of projects and gemini man like this…,..my gemini does :$….He likes that I am always working on something except college,…He sais to me "you can do everything"'….
I would like to know how to keep his light on ..,..would you mind to give any idea of suprises or presents these things….,…..Sincerely Aries


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Renewals (continuing reviews) currently have a due date approximately 6 weeks prior to the expiration of the study. Will that remain the same with KC IRB?
Yes, notices regarding renewal submissions will be sent approximately 8 weeks prior to expiration, and the due date for the renewal submission will still be 2 weeks after the notification is sent.
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