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Auto Detailing Gear
Ozone Machines
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Car Wash Water Tanks
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Heated Hot Water Carpet Extractors
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Optimum Car Care
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Baton Rouge law enforcement officials have arrested six people after a three-year investigation into heroin dealing in Baton Rouge that included a wiretap and is connected to at least four overdose deaths, authorities said.
The East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office, District Attorney Hillar Moore, the Baton Rouge Police Department and other law enforcement agencies announced the arrests at a news conference Tuesday, saying they expect more arrests and charges to follow.
The investigation began when four people died of heroin overdoses in 2010. Law enforcement agencies and the East Baton Rouge coroner found that the same type of heroin was involved in the deaths.
That year, officials also began suspecting Christopher "Julio" Varnado, 31, of dealing heroin.
Officials say Varnado and Dearcy Robertson, along with others, were distributing heroin and the prescription pain drug roxicodone. They distributed the drugs from storefronts including Urban Imaging/Dope Man Entertainment at 8529 Greenwell Springs Road, authorities said.
Investigators made at least three purchases of controlled drugs from Varnado and Robertson during the past few years, officials said.
In May, officers received permission from a judge to tap Robertson's phone, and later received permission to tap Varnado's. "From the inception of the wire until its end, it was abundantly clear that Robertson, Varnado and others were in business to distribute drugs," officials said in a news release.
On Friday, officers searched several addresses as a result of the wiretap, in the 2000 block of Sobers Street, the 2000 block of Ovid Street, the 16300 block of Hamilton Street and the 8200 block of W. El Cajon Street. They also searched two safety deposit boxes at local banks.
In total, officers collected about $9,779 worth of roxicodone, $1,025 worth of heroin, four guns and $1,000 in cash. Officers plan to open more safety deposit boxes that one of the suspects says have between $15,000 and $17,000 in them.
Six people were arrested on various drug charges: Varnado, 31; Dearcy Robertson, 24; Ronza Robertson, 33; Marlene Varnado, 51; Kenneth Robertson, 27; and Lakato Edwards, 19. The Varnados and the Robertsons were arrested on charges including conspiracy to distribute drugs and racketeering. Edwards was arrested on a charge of possession with intent to distribute Schedule II drugs.
Ronza Robertson is suspected of supplying heroin and roxicodone to Varnado and Dearcy Robertson, officials said. Kenneth Robertson and Dearcy Robertson are suspected of selling the drugs.
Varnado is also suspected in various violent crimes associated with the drug dealing, including a home invasion and two shootings, officials said, though he hasn't been arrested on those charges.
Affidavits recount some of what officers heard over the wiretap. In one case, Varnado, Kenneth Robertson and Dearcy Robertson talked about a discrepancy between the amount of drugs sold and the money Dearcy and Kenneth Robertson collected. In another conversation, Varnado complained about Dearcy Robertson being late and discussed replacing him in the drug operation.
The group was apparently aware they were being monitored by police, and in one case Christopher Varnado and his mother, Marlene Varnado, talked about police surveillance at her house on Sobers Street.

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The St. John the Baptist Parish Council met on Tuesday night in Edgard, where they discussed wastewater lines, sidewalk repairs, Hurricane Isaac recovery and precinct consolidation.
Contracts for wastewater line rehabilitation, removal and replacement of concrete sidewalks, driveways and street sections were approved at Tuesday night's meeting. A project for wastewater line rehabilitation was awarded to the low bidder, Suncoast Infrastructure, Inc. of Florence, Miss., in the amount of $857,383. The project is the second phase of inflow/infiltration repair work in the Reserve area. Phase I, the Manhole Rehabilitation Project, was completed in July of 2012.
"This is one of several ongoing efforts to improve our wastewater treatment system by decreasing the amount of storm water entering our distribution system," parish President Natalie Robottom said.
With a low bid of $249,250, HHP Construction Group, LLC of LaPlace was awarded the annual contract for removal and replacement of concrete sidewalks, driveways and street sections. Last year, more than $278,785 in repairs were made throughout the parish.
Additionally, a project management and technical support services contract was awarded to Royal Engineers, LLC of New Orleans to help with the response to, and recovery from, Hurricane Isaac, as well as previous disasters. The firm will provide management and administrative support of grant activities for federal and state programs.
The parish also authorized the South Central Planning and Development Commission (SCPDC) to perform professional services involving the merging of parish precincts to minimize costs and staffing. A savings of between $4,000 and $6,000 per merged precinct per election is estimated; the commission will evaluate about 10 precincts throughout the parish for a possible merger. All changes must be approved by ordinance, and are anticipated to be completed within eight months.


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The stars shine for Urban music's biggest calendar night – the 2012 BET Awards! Hosted by Samuel L. Jackson, the show airs live tonight from Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium! As some of the industry's biggest stars arrive to the scene, see and sound off on the fashion hits and misses below…
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With six second left in the game and the scored tied 41-41, Gladwin coach Emily Cote called a time out.
"I wanted to get the team calmed down," Cote said. "We were up by nine in the fourth quarter, and (Beaverton) tied it 40-40 late in the game."
On the in-bound, Gladwin ran a pick-and-roll. Dani Balzer got the ball to Madison Howard, who made the game-winning layup.
"That play worked for us a lot tonight," Cote added.
Carly Cote led Gladwin with 12 points. J.J. Willford had nine rebounds, and Howard and Rashell Vorachek each grabbed eight rebounds.
Jasmyn Parker-Urban led Beaverton with 15 points.
Gladwin led most of the game, heading into halftime with a 25-17 lead. However, Beaverton chipped away in the fourth quarter, forcing the Flying G's to play their best at the end.
"I've got five seniors, and they all have their own strengths," Cote said. "I'm proud of them for pulling it out and not folding during crunch time."
Gladwin (7-1, 5-1) travels to Clare(7-1, 6-0) on Tuesday.
"We need to step up, because they're going to start pressing us as soon as we get off the bus," Cote said.
Beaverton (3-2, 6-3) travels to Sanford Meridian.


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BRICK — Brick Township's next mayor faces two major challenges, according to residents casting ballots today: Rebuilding from Hurricane Sandy and lowering property taxes.
"I'd like to see the Shore come back. That's everybody issue," Barbara Harra said just before voting this afternoon at the Normandy Beach Improvement Association. "And taxes. Taxes are crazy."
In one of the towns hardest-hit by Sandy, voters were casting their ballots today in the heated race for mayor between Republican Joseph Sangiovanni and Democrat John Ducey, both of whom are members of the township council. Brick Mayor Stephen Acropolis announced in March that he would not seek another term, saying he did not want the township's recovery from Sandy to turn into a partisan battle.
After Celeste Gonzalez voted at the VFW hall on Adamston Road she said she was concerned middle-class families would be priced out of the township.
"All the values have gone down. People are afraid to buy. People are losing so much and there's no longer going to be blue collar opportunity for blue collar workers to own something at the Shore," she said.
Gonzalez said she voted for Sangiovanni because she thought he'd continue the work Acropolis started after Sandy.
She said that if elected, Sangiovanni would need to tamp down property taxes and ensure the township receives "enough federal funding to help people rebuild in the middle-class neighborhoods."
Harra, 65, who moved back to her home on the barrier island in April after repairing flood damages, said she was voting for Ducey.
"I hope he'll provide more honesty and work a little better with the people, help us with our taxes," she said.
Harra was among the more than 200 people who had voted at the Normandy Beach Improvement Association building by about 3 p.m., according to poll worker Jean Green.
Green, who was also displaced until this summer because of flooding from Sandy, said today's election was the first held in the building since the storm and she said turnout had been steady.
"A couple of times we've had a couple of lines," she said. "There seem to be more people wanting to come out."
At the First Baptist Church of Laurelton off Route 88, poll worker Stan Marciniak said that "we're just about exceeding the presidential election" in turnout. During that election last November, generators were powering the electricity at the church as the township still dealt with blackouts caused by Sandy.
By about 2:30 p.m. today, more than 440 voters from two different districts had made it to the polls, he said. "We're just all happy to see this," type of turnout, he said.
As Peggy Hyer made her to way to her car after voting at the church, she said didn't have a strong preference in the mayoral race, but decided to go with Ducey. "Lesser of the two evils, I think," she said.
Hyer - who said she was "over 65" - said property taxes were the main issue for Brick moving forward.
During her 46 years living in the township, Hyer said her property taxes "have gone way up, way up."
Elli Kruger - who said she had voted for Sangiovanni after exiting the VFW hall on Adamston Road - also cited property taxes as an issue.
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many many many thanks! that was one of the top things missing in Komodo Edit (cannot afford IDE for now)
Code browser / source tree panel
Based on great Komodo Source Tree by Iván Campaña. Now completely rewritten to implement all new features like unlimited nesting, reverse maping, persistent buttons, definition blocks and more. Tested on as big code samples as: itself (JavaScript, RDF, XUL, CSS), jQuery (JavaScript), Komodo source code (Python), MACHINE application framework (PHP, JavaScript, XHTML, HTML, CSS), DVDRip (Perl), various Komodo add-ons.
So why would you need it? If you work on big projects, it's very hard not to get lost in your code without a decent map. NST provides it, in a manner similar to Komodo Code Browser. One great feature I've discovered just tonight is it gives a hint which params functions in current file accept, in case Komodo Code Intel gets lost, and sometimes in JS it does.
Please report any bugs found. Please feel free to develop this add-on yourself on GitHub. E-mail me if you need some help, I'll eventually reply. My apologies to all who waited for 9.x compatibility that long, I had some tough times. It looks like software is abandoned sooner or later, but if it's still used... If you want to take care of NST updates on ActiveState Community site - please contact me.
New in NST 0.63
New in NST 0.61
New in NST 0.59
New in NST 0.58
New in NST 0.57
New in NST 0.56
New in NST 0.55
NST is on GitHub. There are 2 branches, stable and testing, the last one is default. The stable branch is the current release, testing - next release.
How to use the new repo on Linux:
For write access use
Behave, preserve code formatting, document your changes, and make things simple and fast. If it's too complicated - it's probably wrong. KISS should be the golden rule not limited to web developers. Complying to this rule made whole thing possible and maintainable. Let's keep it this way.
many many many thanks! that was one of the top things missing in Komodo Edit (cannot afford IDE for now)
Thanks very much for adding the 'mark current function' feature!! NST is a great extension.
I used all samples I found online, and they seems to look ok in NST. Ok, in fact I tested the latest version only with
Python is on its way, but there is still a bug with nesting, so I disabled it for now.
it looks great and it is working great.
thank you for all the hard work you have done on this extension :)
All I can say is wow, thank you!
getting the cursor in the desired function is a welcome addition.
i think that you just made it perfect;)
thanks you.
Thanks for both of the 0.5.x updates.
Smarty template engine for PHP is actually html file with css and javascripts. The file extension is usually an *.tpl
But user can specify other extension.
Could you please add some configuration. For example specify a file extension and assign the parser.
I'll add HTML/CSS/JS in one file support, but not very soon. It's not easy to implement.
Extensions configuration is already handled by Komoodo. If you select a language from menu, NST would use this language regardless of file extension.
Not sure if this is intended behaviour, but every time I save a file or move between tabs the source tree collapses. So I have to expand it again to see the tree. Is there any chance you could stop it from doing this (or provide an option to do so)?
Thanks for this really useful add-on.
(Win XP; Komodo Edit 6.0.1, build 6535; NST 0.52)
You can click to expand tree by default, it remember its state, but I think you mean to save branches which was manualy expanded. I'll see what I can do and queue for the next release.
I work in PHP and mainly in classes, one class per file, so if I change tab or save the tree collapses and all I see is the class name. It's not the end of the world but it would help me if it didn't do this...
Hi Adam,
Thanks for this great extension - it makes Comodo Edit way more usable to my mind.
I noticed that with the default install on version 0.52 the menu View -> Tabs&Sidebars does not list NST. As soon as I tweak the file tree.xul a little it appears fine :-) Here are my changes of the menu declaration section (not sure if ko.uilayout is better than just uilayout - I saw both ways before, but I followed the layout in Dafi's klint here)
<menupopup id="tabPicker_popup">
<menuitem id="show_NST_tab"
oncommand="ko.uilayout_ensureTabShown('NST_tab', true)"
<tabs id="right_toolbox_tabs">
<tab id="NST_tab" label="Source"/>
The same thing as diff to have the full picture:
For personal use, I also wrote a little macro to allow activating NST via a keyboard shortcut. It might not be the most efficient way, but it was the only way I found so far, having no direct cmd_... support.
Just in case it helps anyone else, here it is:
Thanks, I'll include changes in next version, the macro seems useful too.
I have a great idea of better source tracking, thanks to Komodo team, but I have too much work right now to continue with NST. But (as Terminators say) I'll be back :)
By not showing keys that have quotes around them, this pattern gets left behind :(
I don't expect the "protected" to be parsed off, I just expected to see "protected doStuff"() in the tree view.
Hi Adam,
I'm not sure how much time you have to spend on this at the moment and how much priority a better JS parser is for you. However I recently stumbled across a perhaps useful JS only Narcissus implementation.
The original Narcissus was written by Brendan Eich - the father of JS who developed it for Netscape originally and it's a bit more forgiving and also slightly faster than e.g. JSLint. Guillaume Lathoud build the JS only version, used it for a JSLint like test suite and it's downloadable here. It also seems to run fine inside Komodo according to the test suite he provided.
The parser returns a tree which could perhaps be used to include such nice stuff like variable names as well as a more complete function set for JS in NST.
Once I'm less swamped I might also play with it myself, but not sure about the century this will happen in at the moment, so I rather decided to provide the idea and hope for the Terminator's return or another kind soul in the community :-)
The problem is - NST uses a common parser for several languages. It's good because it provides help for some languages Komodo IDE's Code Browser doesn't.
But to be honest - there is no problem in making separate parser for JS. I plan to develop NST, so this parser could be really great. If someone else wanted to try - good luck. All you have to do is to build an array of node items, I left some comments in code, so it should be quite easy to figure out how it works.
The real problem is time. Too much work, constant overtime because of missed deadlines. But there are some things to do with NST. I'll have to gather all bugs reported here, fix them, add better mapping between code and tree (Komodo guys answered me how to do it quite long time ago, and I didn't even have time to check this out). I'll definitely check this parser. Komodo is too good to have missing features ;).
thanks for this great addon. I had hacked the old source tree addon a little bit and maybe put some of these features into this addon.
Is there a public repository for this addon? Github or something like that?
Then i could build my patches against the HEAD.
You're right, I have to set up public repository. I just don't know Git well enough to use it. I plan to make it work on February. Now I have too much work to even touch it. So - all reported bugs and repository in February :)
If you have fixed version, fixed nice and clean, tested - please send it to me machine at nisza.org, I'll upload it here as new version.
I created a git repository from the latest release and put added a Makefile:
I also added basic support for c++:
First of all, thank you for this great extension.
One thing I noticed, when viewing css document that contains brackets
within the definition block. My English is not that good, so I took a screen shot:
Keep up the great job ;)
It's due to ",\n" sequence is special and used for multiple selectors per definition. I didn't know this syntax, its Mozilla specific CSS - I'll try to implement it in 0.54. It could be great if you could provide a sample CSS file, use jsfiddle for it, it's a great sketchpad for web code.
first of all: just awesome!! Amazing Plugin for Komodo Edit.
But I wonder if it is possbile to add php class attributes to the NST:
the NST doesn't show "helpers" in the tree. Is it possible to add this feature?
I didn't intend to add properties to the tree, but in February I plan to set up a public repository - so maybe someone will add this feature. I used NetBeans source tree and Code Browser from Komodo IDE for some months and more often I found I prefer shorter tree. If we add more and more items to the tree, searching it could lose the advantage of being so quick.
Technicaly - no problem with this. Just new icons and rules for the parser. We need public, protected and private variables, then public static, protected static and private static. 6 new icons, and a few new rules to match cases. Well, at least for PHP. I don't know other languages well enough to write rules for them. But before this - an option to remember which nodes was collapsed last time must be added.
The icons in NST I took are from Visual Studio, edited with GIMP :) I think they are modified enough to use them :)
Excellent add-on! I discovered however that when xml tags contain underscores, only the first part of the tag name is displayed and worse, the whole hierarchical structure of the file is lost, every tag is interpreted as a child tag of the former one.
Komodo Edit, version 6.0.3, build 6811
Awesome how it works with Javascript for my purposes.
Does it make sense to parse JSDoc or some other documentation/commenting system to provide more info in the tree than just the function names and variable names?
This is a great extension, thanks.
I wonder if when looking at an html file, instead of just having the tag structure, it could show IDs and classes of elements too. Would really make this a killer extension!
But the HTML without IDs and classes must be handled too, you can't always have IDs :) So we have to add another button for HTML. But how would you make the structure? The same as it is, only fitered to elements having id or class? I'm not sure what to do with something like this
I think it should go like this:
How about:
If you had this html:
Then I would suggest:
Scheduled for the 0.54. Maybe next week I'll find some time. I think reverse map would make it a little faster too - with huge form scrolling with arrow key caused refresh problems.
Thanks for being so responsive. With this added, your plugin will really make my life significantly easier. Thanks.
It's done, works exactly like it should. First I've added tag attributes to the tree.
It affects whole XML parser and I think it's a good thing. The bad thing is it could be a little bit slower, since tag matching uses a little bit more complex regex. Then again - I can't notice any difference on my machine with ca. 1000 lines of bloated HTML.
Next I've implemented HTML filter as follows:
- if the tag has neither name, id, nor class attribute AND
- has no child nodes with special attributes
the tag is filtered (node removed). It means html node will be filtered (leaving nothing) only if there is no node with special attributes inside. The head node will always be filtered, since it doesn't contain any node with special attributes.
Next I've added new button for toggling this feature, which appears instead of "toggle sort" button for HTML. Sorting for HTML makes no sense anyway.
The last thing to do is reverse mapping to gain some speed.
Just checked out the new version and yes, you are awesome! Thanks.
I just started using NST after using the Komodo Source Tree for some time, and so far its been great. Thanks a lot!
One thing I was hoping this would have that the other source tree doesn't is support for functions and classes that span multiple lines. For example:
This does not show up in NST.
I'm using version 0.54 of NST and Komodo 5.2.
My job is killing me right now, no time to even reply an email...
I'll try to fix it in next release, Python parser is a very tricky one, I'm not satisfied with how it works, but at the moment I have no idea how to fix it.
There's still a bug visible with one of Komodo sources :)
I have some javaScript code that is mixing public and private function declarations, and the functions that do this are not showing up in the source tree as either.
Would it be possible to fix this in a future version?
If you have XML fragments (that aren't well-formed), NST seems to go somewhat haywire. For example, something like this:
comes out with a tree that looks something like this:
It'd be great if NST could handle this more elegantly, so that the output is
Perhaps an invisible parent node?
In PHP it is possible to span the function over multiple lines, e.g.
public function example( array $variable = array('foobar'), stdClass $somethingElse = null ) { return false; }
However this syntax causes the function to not appear in the source tree.
Small CSS bug, if the last rule in a set is not terminated with a ; it causes unwanted indentation.
Incidentally there used to be a great bug in the css parser that allowed me to group and title sections of css making it a lot easier to navigate large files. If you could bring in some comment syntax that would intentionally allow this behaviour that would be fantastic.
I installed this without issue, but couldn't get it to appear in the UI. Closer examination showed tree.xul referencing a nonexistant function, "ko.uilayout_ensureTabShown". I changed it locally to ko.uilayout.ensureTabShown('NST_tab', true) and it started working. Maybe the Komodo API changed in recent versions? Anyway, hope this helps.
Did you plan to setup a repository then we can submit fixes?
I've been hoping and waiting for about a year now that you'll implement a proper visual hierarchy for JavaScript classes.
At the moment, I still get
as opposed to
Is this on the radar to be done? It would make laying out and navigating larger classes a lot easier!
I wouldn't be using Komodo Edit if it wasn't for this extension. Thank you for all your hard work! <3
Do you want some help setting up a source repository? If you upload a zip of your source code somewhere and post a link, myself or someone else will find it a proper home for you. Do you have a source control preference? Google Code is pretty nice and uses SVN.
I'd love to have access to the source so I can make little customizations.
I hope you're not hesitating because you want to pretty up your code for us - we won't judge! :)
- Chris
I don't know why I don't get notification about new comments, I'm checking them right now, after releasing a new version.
I think I have to state it clear on main page: NST has the BSD license, so it's fully open source and can be modified, but to release derived work you need a permission.
I think I should change it to MPL (Mozilla Public License) to make it more "compatible" but I'll have to read more first.
Anyway, I encourage everyone to modify the source and send me updated code so I can upload it here, so everyone will get the updated version automagicaly. Autoupdate is here to stay :)
I kindly ask you only to document your changes in JSDoc style and remain formating rules used in its files (no tabs, 2 spaces per indent, UTF-8 encoding, no BOM, LF as line ending, opening brace in the same line and so on...) Please test it with some bigger files (Komodo sources are great for testing).
As I said, it will be on Github, just not right now. Oh, you already have the source, it's in xpi file - it's the most common zip on Earth.
Shame on me, but I haven't used source control yet, but Git seems OK to me, Goolge... AFAIK they are evil now, and I will not endorse evil.
Great extension, the only thing really missing is a support for SQL files, the old source tree had it and it was extremely useful feature.
Scheduled for the next release.
Awesome add-on. A bug: With Python (the only language I tested), function and method headers that span more than one line are not listed by NST, e.g.:
Ivan's sourcetree supported these languages. It appears this does not. Can you please add support for these? Thanks!
can you add (restore) support ruby files (*.rb)?
thank you
There are only 2 things I reused from the old Source Tree: TreeView component and the idea to parse code line by line. The parser is new and completely different. No parsing code is compatible with old Source Tree, so it has to be written from scratch.
Languages we need: TCL, SQL, Ruby, C#, C, C++.
Well, NST is Open Source, so feel free to help me with this :) But don't forget to test your code good before committing.
There's another way you can help: please provide code samples to me. Perfect code sample should be long and contain all language structures you want to see mapped.
I speak only JS, PHP, XML (all breads), C#, SQL and Python (a little). So without your help it will be very difficult to me to implement new languages. Even when I'll get the basics - it's still not enough to write a good parser for them. The ActionScript case: I knew the syntax (at least I thought I knew). But there was a guy who sent me some very good samples and we made it.
There is a GitHub project, anyone can add a new language there, of course I can add it too, but I have a lot of work right now so it has to wait for a week or two.
I strongly advise you to wait for version 0.60 - it will probably have better code separation (parsers in separate file or even files). There will be some major changes. Estimated time: 2 weeks.


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Dear editor:
I would just like to take this opportunity to vent to the very inconsiderate individual that hit an extremely small fawn by the end of my driveway today.
How could you not see her? How could you hit her and not stop? Broad daylight and I'm sure she was not alone. My sister and I were on our way home after a very nice day and that just ruined the rest of our day.
We stopped and my sister picked her up and carried her across the road and laid her in the woods. That's what you should have done. What sense was there in just leaving her lay in the road to get smashed all over? She only weighed about 20 pounds.
If it had been a child, would you have stopped? Well, it was her child and I think she deserved at least the consideration of you taking care of what you destroyed. I am just very glad that I did not have any of my grandchildren with me. It was bad enough for us to handle.
Please everyone, slow down and watch for the animals...they are a part of a family too. They have feelings also.
Rebecca Westfall


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N.J. legislators plan to introduce a bill rescinding Kyleigh's Law decal requirement
on April 30, 2010 at 3:25 PM, updated April 30, 2010 at 4:55 PM
The statute known as Kyleigh's Law takes effect Saturday. It requires New Jersey drivers ages 16 to 20 to have a $4 pair of detachable fluorescent red decals on their front and rear license plates during a yearlong provisional license period. Failure to do so could result in a $100 fine.
The decals are intended to help police enforce licensing restrictions on first-time drivers, which limit the number of passengers they can carry and the hours they can drive. They gradually earn full driving privileges under the state's Graduated Driver License program.
The law was named for Kyleigh D'Alessio, a 16-year-old central New Jersey high school student who was killed in 2006 while riding in a vehicle driven by another teen. Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine signed the law last year.
Opponents claim the law is well intentioned but won't improve safety, will subject motorists to nuisance traffic stops and might entice criminals to target young drivers.
"Kyleigh's Law doesn't prevent car crashes," said Hal Levy, a 20-year-old college freshman and member of the board of the National Youth Rights Association. "It's more of a feel-good law, at the expense of young people. We oppose the profiling by police and the stalking."
Levy, a Livingston resident, said he will hold off on buying the decals to set an example until the law can be repealed. He also has less than a month until he turns 21.
Gov. Chris Christie said his 16-year-old son, who has yet to get his provisional license, has also complained about the requirement.
"I see upsides and downsides to it," Christie said. "If I were governor at the time, I don't know if I would have gone that route" and signed the bill.
The Republican governor said he will enforce it and he's even open to changing it if it seems ineffective.
A few state Assembly Republicans plan to introduce a bill in May that would rescind the decal requirement.
Meanwhile, the youth rights advocacy group is encouraging all drivers, regardless of age, to obtain the decals and display them even if they aren't required to as a way to thwart the law.
State highway safety officials doubt such tactics will catch on.
"If you don't mind being stopped when you are out at 2 in the morning, more power to you," said Pam Fischer, director of the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety. "In order for the Graduated Driver License to be enforced, police have to be able to spot provisional drivers."
Republican Assembly member Charlotte Vandervalk of Bergen, one of three sponsors of a bill to rescind the decal requirement, received letters from constituents who think the law poses a safety threat for teenage girls.
"It causes unintended safety concerns," Vandervalk said.
But Mike Horan, a spokesman for the Motor Vehicle Commission, which issues the decals, disputed that argument.
"A predator is not going to wait until this decal is displayed to do harm," Horan said.
As of Friday, the agency had sold nearly 32,000 sets of decals. It expects to sell about 500,000 in the law's first year.
Nearly 3,500 teens in the United States aged 15 to 19 were killed in motor vehicle accidents in 2008, and more than 350,000 were treated for injuries suffered in crashes, according the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says 46 states and the District of Columbia have graduated license programs. The agency said the programs have accounted for a substantial decline in teenage vehicle crashes — between 20 and 50 percent.
Previous Coverage:
• Kyleigh's Law requires license decals for young N.J. drivers
• N.J. officials reveal Kyleigh's Law license plate decals for young drivers
• Red decals will mark young N.J. drivers
• 'Kyleigh's Law' decals for N.J. teen drivers to cost $4
• Kyleigh's Law requiring decals for N.J.'s teen drivers is upheld by judge
• Rockaway attorney sues state over law requiring display markers on teen drivers' cars


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[ Texas ]
Karánkaway Country
By Roy Bedichek
Foreword by W. W. Newcomb
This book focuses on on the natural history of a strip of coastal prairie lying roughly between Corpus Christi and Galveston.
Roy Bedichek spent most of his life working in the educational field in Texas, but his main interest was always the great outdoors. His first book, Adventures with a Texas Naturalist, was published when he was almost seventy, and his second, Karánkaway Country, appeared three years later. Both were the result of a lifetime of exploring a beloved land, of searching observation, of discussion, debate, wide reading, and reflection. Long out of print, Karánkaway Country is now available in a handsome second edition with a new Foreword by W. W. Newcomb, Jr.
Karánkaway Country focuses on the natural history of a strip of coastal prairie lying roughly between Corpus Christi and Galveston and once inhabited by the poorly known and much maligned Karankawa Indians. It serves as home base for an exposition of Bedichek's philosophy, providing a convenient local setting for richly tailored essays on wildlife, soil, human skin, and a variety of other topics suggested by a wide-ranging intellect. Bedichek's philosophy, if it can be reduced to a few words, is essentially that humans must learn to live on peaceful and conciliatory terms with our natural environment.
1. Karánkaway Country
2. Last of the "Whoopers"
3. Wildlife Refuge
4. Dust
5. Coon Character
6. Camp in the Brush
7. Still in the Brush
8. Sky
9. Living in the Open
10. Bay-Shore Ramble
11. Cocks of the Booming Grounds
12. Swifts and Scissortails
13. Goats in Excess
14. Goats in Moderation
15. Silt
16. More Silt
17. "Little Waters"
18. Diseased Rivers
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A broken pump that would cost $20,000 to repair will keep the 9/11 Memorial Fountain at Jersey City's Journal Square dry for the foreseeable future, officials said.
The money to repair the pump isn't in the the budget, according to Public Works Director Rodney Hadley.
In addition, the fountain will have to be uprooted from its present location when construction begins on a long-awaited two-tower development at Journal Square next to the PATH station.
There's no starting date for the project. The fountain will be incorporated into the development, officials said.
For the full story, see today's Jersey Journal.


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By Miiko Mentz (@miikomentz) and Alison McNeill (@alisonmcneill)
As we head on into the weekend we thought we'd get you in a weekend spa mood by sharing more interviews from the 2009 Face & Body Expo. So far we've shared our interviews with Danielle Farnan of GoSmile and Lisbeth Boger of Eminence Organic Skin Care. Next up are Sanitas Skincare and Sparitual.
Josie Dembikzak of Sanitas Skincare talked to us about the importance of having good skin and how it comes from the inside out. Sanitas skincare has both nutritional and topical skincare products. And we got to throw back a couple of shots (no, they didn't contain alcohol) with Josie, check it out:
In the video below, Anya Whisenhunt of Sparitual shares with us the Sparitual philosophy of creating eco-friendly products, and she talks about a few of their vegan products from nail polish to bath salts. Sparitual nail care and spa product formulations are naturally colored and free of unhealthy ingredients such as synthetic dyes, formaldehyde and toluene, which are common ingredients found in most mainstream nail polish brands.
Sanitas has not jumped on the social media bandwagon and does not have a twitter handle or Facebook fan page (maybe after reading this they will engage). However, we did find an active Sparitual Facebook fan page and a Twitter handle (@SpaRitual), but no tweets. I suspect that the company didn't create the Twitter handle. However, they should claim it because they have lots of customers and fans talking about them on Twitter.
The next time you're at the spa, perhaps this weekend, ask about Sanitas Skincare and Sparitual.
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LOGAN, Okla. — Donald Ray
Huddleston, 59, of Pampa, Texas, died Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011, in Amarillo, Texas.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Cowboy Church in McLean, Texas, with Ronnie Ferguson officiating. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. in Kiowa Cemetery in Logan with Casey Drew officating. Arrangements are by Clark Funeral Service of Beaver.
Mr. Huddleston was born Jan. 18, 1952, in Perryton, Texas, to Irvin Eugene and Patricia Louise Alcorn Hudleston. He married Linda Lea Hyer on Jan. 12, 1974, in Guymon.
Survivors include his wife of Pampa, Texas; a son, Kevin
Huddleston of Colorado City, Texas; a daughter, Stacy Hext of Pampa; his parents; two brothers, Ernest Huddleston of Pampa and Stanley Huddleston of Logan; and three grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, Dec. 7, 2011


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I'm not one to back commercial products, ever. In general I am allergic to most types of branding, logos, and things of the sort. However, I do have a small list of brands that peak my interest on occasion. The following items are some products of note, a top twelve of 2012 if you will…………..drum roll: Apple, Visa, WestJet, and Crown Royal. I have only listed four because everything else sucks. Everything!
Documenting urban snowboarding has come a long way in the past decade, not only from a riding perspective (progression), but the tools to help get the job done. The early years saw the advent of the 'drop in ramp,' a device that provided enough speed for handrail maneuvers (gap-outs excluded), built inexpensively out of wood or metal (if you had a bit more money budgeted). Of course there was always a couple of friends to 'pull you in,' but that gets old quickly. If you were really lucky, you'd locate a spot that provided 'natural speed,' everybody's dream scenario, even to this day.
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You hate on snowboarding. Admit it. You talk shit behind its back like a cheating ex. And you should hate it. It's this passion that keeps it real. It's this passion that proves deep down how much you love it. And you should love it. The scenario is the same at every industry function: tradeshow, contest, industry event. It matters not. Groups of men – we're not that young anymore – wearing the uniform that promotes whatever brand they're currently working for or thinks is the next big thing. They grab a drink, slap high fives, and talk briefly about their hangover. And then they gossip. We. We gossip like schoolgirls.
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It has come and it's here to stay (for a while at least). The dreaded winter weather of our beloved country has arrived. Sure, it's great news for all the snowboarders, but shitty news for all skateboarders for whom the rain and snow will keep indoors. This is the time our minds begin to process ideas at full speed when thinking of where to travel and chase a combination of the sun, the warmer weather, and the endless skate spots.
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I know a lot of people who traveled to Australia as soon as they've finished high school. At 18 or 19-years old, it's a safe and culturally familiar destination for a first time traveler. I get it. When I was that age, Australia was the last place on my mind. I'd spent enough time in Whistler to think that all Aussies were obnoxious and all I cared about were mountains. I didn't give a shit about the beach. I grew up on the beach and it was overrated. As time passed, I heard so many stories about people going Down Under to drink box wine in Byron Bay and get laid in cheap Brisbane hostels that I felt like I'd already been to Australia, even though I was subconsciously making an effort to not go there. I had officially convinced myself that I should stay out of Australia for good.
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The last month or so I've been skating a bunch with Zero's Tom Karangelov. Tom grew up in Huntington Beach and somehow came out of there being an awesome kid. Tom introduced me to his concept of "Riding the Wave." Riding the Wave is Tom's way of describing how or why someone skates. People that are out there just trying to land tricks for coverage and fame are not Riding the Wave. Tom says Riding the Wave is going out skating just to go out and have fun, cruise and hang with your bros.
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With a dire early season forecast back east, booking a flight to ride Whistler the first weekend of December made perfect sense; especially factoring in the free accommodation thanks to my wife's work trip to the Whistler Film Festival. And with social media practically vomiting the powder onto my Toronto desk, I felt no reluctance clicking the "purchase" button. I might've missed the 60 cm days and accompanying face shots everyone was bragging about on Facebook, but my mantra was simple: Who cares? I sure as shit wouldn't be snowboarding had I stayed at home, and groomers and park laps on Whistler and Blackcomb under sunny skies never disappoints.
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"Dude! Where's your camera??………..you're BLOWING IT! I hear this all the time. Fortunately its mostly good natured "let's annoy the photographer" stuff. Many times though, I find myself out and about with no camera in hand and get the feeling like I'm missing the shot. I guess you could call it Photographers remorse. During my daily internet trolling, I been coming across a selection of interviews with photographers who seem to suffer from the exact same ailment. The only difference is that they've seen the light and are now ready to begin spreading the gospel.
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A "Working Vacation", I'm sure we've all heard the term before. Without hesitation, I'm also pretty sure that everyone reading this post could identify someone in his or her network that needs a vacation from their regular 9-5 grind. If done properly, taking time off can actually be quite beneficial to your relationships, your creativity, and most importantly, yourself………………….
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Last summer I got to show around the RDS dudes on their World's Deadliest Tour (for the record, no lives were lost during the tour) when they came through Toronto. While they were here I pulled Courtenay, B.C.'s Sascha Daley aside to film another installment of SBC's "3 Minutes With…" series.


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Lynn Chadwick (English, 1914 - 2003)
Chadwick was born in London and trained as an architect. During the Second World War he qualified as a pilot, and on demobilisation set up as a textile and furniture designer. His first sculptures were mobiles, (relating to his experience as a pilot), derived from insect forms. He then moved on to make roughly-finished, metal sculptures on thin legs. Chadwick's work is generally based on the human figure and he often depicts figures in pairs. In the early 1950s he made a series of winged figures which were half-man, half-insect. In his later work he often used highly polished metal, including sheet steel.


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Research Topics
K A Kennedy
Affiliation: Texas Medical Center
Country: USA
Detail Information
- Randomized trial of iron supplementation versus routine iron intake in VLBW infantsTiffany A Taylor
Department of Pediatrics, Division of Neonatal Perinatal Medicine, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Medical School, 6431 Fannin, Suite 2 106, Houston, TX 77030, USA
Pediatrics 131:e433-8. 2013..To determine if iron supplementation of 2 mg/kg per day, in addition to routine iron-fortified formula or mother's milk, increased the hematocrit (Hct) at 36 weeks' postmenstrual age (PMA)...
- Controversies in the use of postnatal steroidsK A Kennedy
Department of Pediatrics, University of Texas Houston Medical School, 77030, USA
Semin Perinatol 25:397-405. 2001..Whether these risks are justified is largely dependent on the relative value that a parent or caregiver would place on chronic lung disease as compared to the adverse neurologic sequelae...
- Evaluating the evidence about therapies. What the clinician needs to know about statisticsKathleen A Kennedy
Department of Pediatrics, UT Houston Medical School, 6431 Fannin, Suite 2 106, Houston, TX 77030, USA
Clin Perinatol 30:205-15. 2003..When clinical practice is based on observational studies, extreme caution must be exercised in concluding that associations imply a causal relationship between the treatment or exposure and the outcome...
- Hyperglycemia and morbidity and mortality in extremely low birth weight infantsL S Kao
Department of Surgery, Lyndon Baines Johnson General Hospital, University of Texas, Houston Medical School, Houston, TX 77026, USA
J Perinatol 26:730-6. 2006..The purpose of this study was to determine the association between hyperglycemia and mortality and late-onset infections (>72 h) in extremely low birth weight (ELBW) infants...
- Efficacy of intravitreal bevacizumab for stage 3+ retinopathy of prematurityHelen A Mintz-Hittner
Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Science, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Medical School, Houston, USA
N Engl J Med 364:603-15. 2011..Case series in which patients were treated with vascular endothelial growth factor inhibitors suggest that these agents may be useful in treating retinopathy of prematurity...
- Dilemmas initiating enteral feedings in high risk infants: how can they be resolved?Jon E Tyson
The University of Texas Medical School at Houston, Houston, TX 77030, USA
Semin Perinatol 31:61-73. 2007....
- Postnatal dexamethasone therapy and cerebral tissue volumes in extremely low birth weight infantsNehal A Parikh
Division of Neonatal Perinatal Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, University of Texas Medical School at Houston, Houston, TX 77030, USA
Pediatrics 119:265-72. 2007..Our goal was to relate postnatal dexamethasone therapy in extremely low birth weight infants (birth weight of < or = 1000 g) to their total and regional brain volumes, as measured by volumetric MRI performed at term-equivalent age...
- Training pediatric house staff in evidence-based ethics: an exploratory controlled trialT L Major-Kincade
UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, Department of Pediatrics, Dallas, TX 77030-1503, USA
J Perinatol 21:161-6. 2001..3 vs. 2.4 criteria; p=0.05) or ethical issues considered in treatment recommendations for extremely premature infants (3.1 vs. 2.8 issues; p=0.35). CONCLUSION: Improved house staff training in evidence-based ethics is needed...
- Serial aEEG recordings in a cohort of extremely preterm infants: feasibility and safetyA S Davis
Division of Neonatal and Developmental Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Stanford University School of Medicine and Lucile Packard Children s Hospital, Palo Alto, CA, USA
J Perinatol 35:373-8. 2015..Amplitude-integrated electroencephalography (aEEG) monitoring is increasing in the neonatal population, but the safety and feasibility of performing aEEG in extremely preterm infants have not been systematically evaluated...
- Reduced lighting does not improve medical outcomes in very low birth weight infantsK A Kennedy
Department of Pediatrics, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, USA
J Pediatr 139:527-31. 2001..CONCLUSIONS: This randomized trial of continuous light reduction in the first few weeks of life for very low birth weight infants showed no effect on medical outcomes...
- Understanding and using diagnostic testsVirginia A Moyer
Department of Pediatrics, UT Houston Medical School, 6431 Fannin, Suite 2 106, Houston, TX 77030, USA
Clin Perinatol 30:189-204. 2003....
- Randomized trial of sterile water by gavage drip in the fluid management of extremely low birth weight infantsC D Stewart
Department of Pediatrics, University of Texas Medical School at Houston, Houston, TX 77030, USA
J Perinatol 29:26-32. 2009..To determine whether extremely low birth weight infants who receive enteral sterile water have a reduction in treated patent ductus arteriosus or death by 28 days compared to infants with routine management...
- Randomized trial of percutaneous central venous lines versus peripheral intravenous linesD Wilson
Memorial Hermann Children s Hospital, Houston, TX, USA
J Perinatol 27:92-6. 2007..To compare the occurrence of systemic infection or death in preterm infants with elective percutaneous central line (PCVL) placement versus peripheral intravenous catheter (PIV) placement...
- Vitamin A supplementation for extremely low birth weight infants: outcome at 18 to 22 monthsNamasivayam Ambalavanan
Department of Pediatrics, University of Alabama, Birmingham, Alabama 35249, USA
Pediatrics 115:e249-54. 2005..89). As with postnatal steroids or other interventions, it is important to ensure that there are no longer-term adverse effects that outweigh neonatal benefits...
- Maternal age, multiple birth, and extremely low birth weight infantsBetty R Vohr
Department of Pediatrics, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI, USA
J Pediatr 154:498-503.e2. 2009..To compare the rates of adverse neurodevelopmental outcome or death at 18 to 22 months among extremely low birth weight (ELBW) infants born to mothers >or=4 0 years to the corresponding rates among infants of younger mothers...
- Impact of timing of birth and resident duty-hour restrictions on outcomes for small preterm infantsEdward F Bell
Department of Pediatrics, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242, USA
Pediatrics 126:222-31. 2010....
- A comparison of three vitamin A dosing regimens in extremely-low-birth-weight infantsNamasivayam Ambalavanan
Department of Pediatrics, University of Alabama at Birmingham, School of Medicine, Birmingham, Alabama, USA
J Pediatr 142:656-61. 2003....
- Inhaled nitric oxide for premature infants with severe respiratory failureKrisa P Van Meurs
Division of Neonatal and Developmental Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, Calif 94304, USA
N Engl J Med 353:13-22. 2005..We conducted a multicenter, randomized, blinded, controlled trial to determine whether inhaled nitric oxide reduced the rate of death or bronchopulmonary dysplasia in such infants...
- Sterile water gastric drip in extremely low birthweight premature infants: a randomized trialClayton J Olney
Pediatrix of Dallas Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Am J Perinatol 22:253-8. 2005..52; 95% confidence interval, 0.30 to 0.90; p = 0.02). SWGD may provide an alternative means of safely administering free water to the ELBW infant. The observed reduction in treated PDA requires further investigation...


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The victim, whose name has not been released, was cut during a fight about 12:30 a.m at Sports Page Lounge, located near the intersection of Lyon and South Fayette on Saginaw's West Side, according to the Saginaw Police Department.
Police initially said the victim's wounds were life-threatening.
The victim was at the bar with family members before the fight broke out, according to the police report.
Police initially detained a man believed to be involved in the cutting incident, which was initially reported as a stabbing, but no one has been charged as of Monday, March 25, police said.
Anyone with information about the incident should call the Saginaw Police Department at 989-759-1598, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-422-JAIL.


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The Dowagiac Police Department received a report of damage to headstones at the cemetery Monday, according to a press release. Police say the damage to 61 headstones, which is believed to be in excess of $16,000, was done late Sunday night into Monday morning.
Police say the 19-year-old Dowagiac man has confessed to the cemetery vandalism as well as damage to the Elks Golf Course on Nov. 27. The suspect also made a false report about the damage to Dowagiac police on Sunday night.
The suspect is facing charges of filing a false police report, malicious destruction of property over $1,000, and malicious destruction of property over $200.
He has been lodged at the Cass County Jail pending his arraignment in Cass County District Court.


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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- A Pennsylvania man's decision to pass another car by crossing the double yellow line landed him in handcuffs, after police found enough crack cocaine in his vehicle to charge him with a felony, authorities allege.
Tashen Dale, 38, of Allentown, pulled his illegal passing maneuver in front of a police officer on Richmond Terrace near Granite Avenue in Elm Par about 1:15 a.m. Saturday, police allege.
The officer pulled a U-turn and tried to stop Dale, who tossed a black bag with a beer inside from the window of his vehicle, court papers allege.
He then jumped out of the vehicle and tried to escape on foot, flailing his arms and feet when police tried to cuff him, authorities allege.
Police found 29 zipper bags of crack in his center console, court papers allege.
He's charged with third- and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and resisting arrest.


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An online degree in Liberal Arts can provide a student with a broad-based education which can be applied to a number of career fields.
Featured Liberal Arts Colleges
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The schools included on this list of Top 10 Online Colleges for Liberal Arts provide a quality curriculum and the flexibility to pursue a degree at a time which is convenient for adult learners.
#1 University of Massachusetts
Executive Summary
UMass is a highly respected university offering over 100 online degree programs. Prospective students can choose from Associate, Bachelor's, Master's or Doctorate degrees.
All students attending UMass pay the same amount of intuition, regardless of where they live. Undergraduate courses cost $125-$1,980. Graduate students pay $1,230-$2,250 per course.
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Students can choose to complete a degree program completely online, or combine on-campus courses with online ones. This blended learning option gives students the flexibility to find the education solution which will work best for them.
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APU is a completely online university which is regionally and nationally accredited. The school was established in 1991 and has a virtual student body of over 100,000 students.
Tuition for undergraduate students at APU is $250 per credit hour, and graduate students pay $325 per credit hour.
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This school offers a range of liberal arts programs, including ones offered at the Associate, Bachelor and Master's levels. APU was the winner of the Ralph E. Gomory Award for Quality Online Education in 2009.
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Boston University's online courses run on a seven-week schedule. Students have the freedom to do classwork at a day and time which is convenient for them, but must complete the course within the required timeframe. Most students take two courses per semester.
The cost of attending Boston University online is $630 per credit hour for undergraduate programs.
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Executive Summary
Saint Leo has been named one of the best regional universities in the South by U.S. News & World Report for 2012.
Undergrad students attending St. Leo online pay $470 per credit hour.
Unique Features
This school offers an Associate and a Bachelor's degree program in Liberal Studies, as well as undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Sociology. The Liberal Studies program includes courses in fine arts, business, humanities, social and natural sciences.
#5 Brandman University
Executive Summary
Brandman University was established in 1958 and is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Classes are held on a year-round basis, and faculty members have real-world experience in their respective subject areas.
Undergraduate tuition for Brandman online students is $470 per credit hour.
Unique Features
This school offers an Associate degree in General Studies, as well as Bachelor of Arts programs in Applied Studies, Psychology, Liberal Studies, Social Science and Sociology.
#6 University of Minnesota
Executive Summary
The University of Minnesota is a public research university which has ranked well on several lists, including ones compiled by U.S. News & World Report.
MN residents pay $448.08 per credit for undergraduate courses, while graduate students who live in the state pay $1,167.67. Non-resident undergrads pay $640.39 per credit, and non-resident graduate students are charged $1,788.84.
Unique Features
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#7 Arizona State University
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Tuition for undergraduate students at ASU is $524 per credit hour.
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OSU is a research university and is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. All online programs are taught by experienced faculty members.
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Columbia College was founded in 1851. Students who choose to study at Columbia College can work at their own pace. Courses are conducted in eight-week sessions starting in January, March, June, August and October each year.
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Tropical Storm Igor Advisory No. 5
NWS TPC / National Hurricane Center Miami FL
11:00 a.m. AST Thu Sept. 09 2010
Igor now moving north-northwestward, no change in strength,
At 11:00 a.m. AST the center of Tropical Storm Igor was located near latitude 14.7 north, longitude 24.8 west. Igor is moving toward the north-northwest near 6 mph, 9 km/hr. A turn toward the west-northwest with an increase in forward speed is expected during the next day or two.
Maximum sustained winds are near 40 mph, 65 km/hr, with higher gusts. Some strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours.
Tropical storm force winds extend outward up to 50 miles, 85 km, mainly to the west of the center.
Estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 mb, 29.71 inches.
Summary of 11:00 a.m. AST information
Location: 14.7n 24.8w about 30 mi, 45 km wsw of the southernmost Cape Verde Islands
Maximum Sustained Winds: 40 mph, 65 km/hr
Present Movement: nnw or 330 degrees at 6 mph, 9 km/hr
Minimum Central Pressure: 1006 mb, 29.71 inches
Summary of watches and warnings in effect:
A tropical storm watch is in effect for,
* the southern Cape Verde Islands, including maio, sao tiago, fogo, and brava
The tropical storm watch will likely be discontinued later today.
Hazards affecting land:
Winds: tropical storm conditions are possible in the southern Cape Verde Islands for the next several hours. These conditions are expected to diminish later today or tonight.


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Police: Man shot ex-girlfriend, other man, then himself
Three people were found dead in a Warwick home Saturday morning, the victims of an apparent double murder and suicide.
Warwick Police told NBC 10 they were called to 75 Kenway Avenue shortly after 5 a.m. for a reported break-in and shooting.
Police said the call was from a 12-year-old boy. Police arrived on the scene and located the three victims.
The caller said he and his brother awoke to loud noises and a commotion downstairs. The boys fled out a window to a roof dormer off the back of the house. One brother fled to a neighbor's house and told the neighbors what happened. The one boy apparently left the other brother on the roof where he was later found by responding officers.
Police said John Oliveira, 45, of West Warwick, entered the house and shot his ex-girlfriend, Carla Bowen, 47, of Warwick. Oliveira then shot Christopher Butler, 52, of Warwick, multiple times before turning the gun on himself, committing suicide.
Police also said the gun was recovered at the scene.
The investigation continues with Warwick Police and the Medical Examiner's Office.


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Though no longer the capital, YANGON remains Myanmar's commercial heart and also the core of its spiritual life, thanks to the glorious Shwedagon Paya (Pagoda), while its colonial-era buildings (decaying as many of them may be) give the downtown area a historical charm which new capital Nay Pyi Taw – and Mandalay for that matter – will never possess. Whether you get lost in the city's animated markets, seek out beer and barbecue in Chinatown, visit Hindu temples or take an eye-opening ride on a commuter train, Yangon's streets provide a vibrant and engaging introduction to the country.
Most travellers spend most of their time downtown, in the grid of streets north of the Yangon River that has Sule Paya at its heart. The main reason to head out of the downtown area is Shwedagon Paya, although there a number of other attractions further north including the shady shores of Kandawgyi Lake, busy (but almost tourist-free) Hledan Market and the enormous marble Buddha at Kyauk Taw Gyi.
Brief history
There is a long history of settlement in this part of the delta, with the Mon village of Dagon growing up around Singuttara Hill (on which Shwedagon Paya is located) during the sixth century AD. After the area was conquered by King Alaungpaya in 1755, the village was renamed Yangon and its importance as a port grew. In 1852 it was seriously damaged by the invading British, who called it Rangoon and rebuilt it to their own plans; in 1885 the British made Rangoon their capital after expelling the last Burmese king from Mandalay.
The city was occupied by the Japanese during the World War II, but bomb damage was relatively limited. The decades of international isolation since then have meant that most of the city's heritage buildings have been neglected, and in 2005 many were abandoned completely as the government moved its ministries north to new capital Nay Pyi Taw. Despite this, Yangon is still Myanmar's commercial centre and has started to attract developers following the recent easing of international sanctions. It remains to be seen to what extent the city's architecture will be revitalized.


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Starting Saturday, a two-year traffic nightmare will begin as the northbound lanes of the Pulaski Skyway are shut down to replace the aging span's bridge deck.
The New Jersey Turnpike Extension is the detour the state Department of Transportation, which is overseeing the $1 billion rehabilitation of the bridge, expects most drivers to take.
It's the priciest alternative. The toll to travel the entire 8-mile extension is $2.45, one-way during peak travel times (no E-ZPass discount). Elsewhere on the Turnpike, you can travel four times that distance for the same amount of cash.
Below are some of the comments to this detour prospect.
Sound Machine
Jersey City Public schools have Spring Recess from April 14 to April 21. If the first week of the closure doesn't seem too awful in JC just wait until the second week when school is back in session. The hundreds and hundreds of out of town JCBoE workers coming into JC along with all of the school buses and parents driving their kids to school is going to hit. Also the crossing guards rightfully slowing traffic at intersections.
There is a big difference in JC traffic when school is out and in.
Sound Machine
PS- shame on NJDOT and JC for not doing a dry run shutdown months ago so we ALL know what to expect maybe change plans, etc. (where is Bridge(t) Kelly and David Wildstein when you need them?)
While the traffic exiting the turnpike at exit 14 to the extension eastbound has been completely alleviated since opening the 3rd lane during rush hour, One of the problems I see already and anticipate it will only get worse is, the traffic to the tunnel is backing up from the tunnel to just after the toll at 14C. So drivers are exiting at Liberty State Park/Science Center and taking the streets. The traffic is backing up onto the exit ramp and what should take 30 seconds from toll to a parking spot at the light rail now takes 10 minutes. Mostly because people are stuck at the light at the light rail tracks. Would be great if there were a cop there directing traffic at the light. Waiting at the light is not necessary unless a train is coming. .
Although it wasn't mentioned above, some ppl have suggested cutting through Downtown JC as an alt. that would be a horrible move and I'm sure you can guess why. Do yourself a favor: stay on the TP or just find a way to make public trans work for you.
Mr. Bob
Love the route photos - NJ favorite sign is the Traffic Cone. We should put it on our license plates. Notice the left lane is closed? Did you see any work being done?
Don't buy stocks, buy in the traffic cone investments. They are on top of the market.
Yes route 7, went to go to route 280 on Sunday - closed from 1&9 Circle to Fish House Road - had to take highway following the detour that took me back to the beginning then to 1&9 truck route thru Kearney, then back to Fish House Road to Route 7 to 280.
Nothing like working on all roads at the same time.
Hope Route 7 is done by next Saturday. LOL
If you don't want to take public transportation and or carpool, too bad for you. Btw think its terrible now, wait for the spring rain storms and the winter snow.
Note to drivers, tomorrow, Rt. 7 also known as the Belleville Pike. It's only 1-lane, dark because most of the street lights don't work, filled with tire flattening potholes, prone to flooding during the rain, an extremely long traffic light at the Jersey FCity end of the Whittpen Bridge, with no turn on red allowed. Find a different route.
Mr. Bob
I actually find your reporting to be limited.
All your pictures are of empty highways nice and clean route.
How about going to Palisade and 139 or the back of Dickinson High School - you know the place that had and didn't have a brawl - and look at the turnpike there. Take a few beautiful photos of the daily backup that extends almost to exit 14b, sometimes further.
Look at the beautiful job the DOT did on the road to nowhere on Route 1&9 that backs up worse than ever.
Nice to pay $2.45 each way to sit in traffic.
Wonder why you are going out of business why don't you try reporting again.
Try using a time stamp on your photos during current rush hours.
All in favor of replacing Terrence with this guy?
Terrence T. McDonald/The Jersey Journal
Mr. Bob, when the Skyway shutdown starts, I'll personally go out to that area by Dickinson and get photos of the congestion just for you.
Mr. Bob
Thanks Terry ,
Not for me but in reality the State has not really made any effort at all to address this problem. They have known for years about this and had ample time to even build other roads to do any with this massive backlog.
If you know the area you should really look at the new roads they built after taking people's homes that were supposed to reduce the traffic congestion.
Within days of the new road opening at the hairpin turn, a motorcycle rider was killed after hitting the wall and going over it.
Look back at the archived files you will see that.
Every morning Route 139 has cones all over the place, lane closed not a thing going on and at the end of the day nothing to be seen.
Take a quick look at Route 139 and Summit Avenue. where they put 2 X 4's on the broken concrete Iand some yellow tape.
Nothing against you but this is for 2 years they should have done a better job now they want to get ready.
Take photos during the morning rush around 7:45-8:15 you will see traffic. Also around 11 when the Dickinson kids spill into the street
2 pros and one of them is a driving hazard. who is looking at the skyline while they're driving? I guess when you'll be sitting in miles of Holland Tunnel back up, you can look over at the skyline though.
Can you be more specific about the price - is it $2.45 one way or round trip? Is that cash or EZ pass? Peak?
Terrence T. McDonald/The Jersey Journal
One-way, no discount.
Where will the shoulder stop? Are there any plans to change the light pattern to give the extension a longer light versus what they have today? Also the ability to turn right on red at the light at the end would allow all the local JC drivers to get off the extension and would free up room for everyone else.
PS: The drivers I see in the AM in this area go anywhere they want even when they're not allowed. I think they will adapt to the shoulder just fine.
Terrence T. McDonald/The Jersey Journal
The shoulder stops right after the Columbus Drive exit. Good question about the light at the end. I'll check with the city and report back.
Interesting series. Nice work. You should investigate mass transit options, too, just to show what a red herring that is, too.
Agreed. And I actually like the pictures showing the signage that one can expect via the detour.
Sky-mageddon is going to be a disaster ... the individuals who have decided that using the 2 lanes east in the morning and 2 lanes west at night wasn't feasible is because they don't have to make the commute everyday .. once again concern for the average person doesn't factor in to the decision ..
Actually, they probably do understand the average person.
If they did it that way, they would still have to detour people going the opposite direction. Note the NJ Turnpike is utilizing the shoulder for both rush hours, so that details how heavy traffic is expected to be, even going towards the city in the afternoon. If traffic was reversed on the Skyway, they would have had to modify both shoulders...at twice the cost. Not to mention all the other detours that would need to be instituted.
Plus, when the road is switched from one direction to the other, no one could use the Skyway. So EVERYONE would be making a detour.
At least with the plan they're going with, everyone will be able to use the WB lanes at all times. And generally, the afternoon rush lasts longer and is heavier than the morning rush.
Do you drive on the Pulaski during rush hour? Just curious, because on a good day, I wait 30 minutes to get into to Jersey City and in the afternoon, I barely wait 5 minutes to get onto the Pulaski.
The bridge span to 14A is typically backed up for MILES most mornings.
Surprisingly, it hasn't been backed up for the past week at around 7:15 a.m.
well rolenta, it is backed up every single day at 8:15. and at 5:30 every night. and every Saturday and Sunday afternoon it is jammed.
It backs up this way because everyone fights and cuts each other off to get a car length or ahead of each other. If everyone stayed in their lanes and just merged it wouldn't be half as bad.
Sadly Chris Christie will weigh 170 pounds before NJ drivers don't act like total animals.


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When you think about it, picking the top 10 stories of the year 2012 is more art than science. The year gave rise to some huge stories in terms of their impact on Northeast Ohio, but it also spawned some stories with huge reader interest online that won't have much impact in the long run. A fair selection should include both. The year also saw posts that didn't get huge traffic but represented strong efforts by Plain Dealer writers and editors; some these also deserve a second look in an end-of-the-year list.
The Top 10
10. The West Side Market centennial
9. The bridge bomb plot
8. The Steubenville rape case
7. Horseshoe Casino Cleveland opens
6. Election campaigns sweep over Ohio
5. New property valuations -- and our other data features
4. Cleveland churches win a reprieve from the Vatican
3. Chardon students killed in shooting
2. Jimmy Dimora goes to jail
1. Jimmy Haslam buys the Browns
The list therefore is a compromise among the meanings of "top": The good news, the big news, the exciting news and the well-told stories. During the last 10 days of the year, we'll post guides linking you to each of the stories.


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The Pacific men had 17 individual event placers, three individual event winners and took home third place overall with 122 team points. The third-place finish was just 10 points behind perennial power Willamette, which finished in second place. It was Pacific's best finish at the conference meet since 1977.
"It just goes to show that we've made significant strides," Boyce said. "To score 122 is unheard of at Pacific. For us to be only 10 points behind Willamette, whose been one of the top teams for the past decade or more, for us to be right up there is a big step forward."
Pacific scored most of its points by athletes who will return next season, as well.
Freshman runner Tyler Shipley pulled a double title in the long distances. On Friday, the Forest Grove graduate won the 10,000 meters in 31:58.63, the third-fastest time in Pacific history and nine seconds faster than Puget Sound senior Matt Klein.
A day later, Shipley pulled off the rare double win, winning the 5,000 meters in 15:10.26 -- beating Lewis & Clark's Samuel Smith by five seconds. Shipley's performance earned him the Men's Track Athlete of the Meet, as voted on by the coaches.
"It's really impressive, especially for a freshman," Boyce said. "He was one of the top ranked guys going into both races, but you still have to go out and do it. To race 37.5 laps in two days, it's tough to argue there's many things tougher."
Shipley's two-day performance was the only thing that could overshadow the performance that teammate Kelson Kawai put together. The junior form North Kohala, Hawaii, won the triple jump with a personal-best mark of 44-6 1/2 and finished second, tied with teammate Budweiser Hawkins III, in the high jump with a 6-6 1/4 jump.
The finishing jumps by Hawkins and Kawai were the sixth best jumps in Pacific history. Hawkins, a member of Pacific's basketball team, also finished second in the long jump.
"Those three," Boyce said of Hawkins, Kawai and Shipley, "really had outstanding performances."
Daniel Wagner and Ted Wogan placed in both hurdles races. Wagner placed third in the 400-meter hurdles in 56.64 seconds and added a fifth-place finish in the 110-meter hurdles in 16.01 seconds. Wogan was seventh in both races, clocking 58.39 seconds in the 400-meter discipline and 16.59 seconds in the high hurdles.
Michael Hunker finished his final NWC meet with a third-place finish in the 110-meter hurdles, clocking 15.57 seconds.
Michael Zane led three Pacific scorers in the sprints, placing second in the 200 meters in 22.43 seconds. Sean Valente led three placers in the 400 meters as he crossed in third in a season-best 50.06 seconds. The time moves Valente into No. 7 on the Boxers' all-time list. Trey Oshiro-Atabay placed fifth in 50.65 seconds while Stefan Lemak placed sixth with a season best 50.69 seconds.
Both men's relays secured top-four finishes. The 400-meter relay placed fourth in 43.24 seconds, while the 1,600-meter relay placed third in a season best 3:23.40 to give Lemak, Oshiro-Atabay, Hunker and Valente all-conference distinction.
In the throws, Taylor Hickson threw for a 26-foot lifetime best in the men's javelin, placing fifth with his mark of 189-00 3/4. The performance is No. 2 all-time for the Boxers and missed the school record by just two feet.
On the girls side, while the women finished eighth overall, there were several standout performances.
The 1,600-meter relay team of Emily Tuffey, Sarah Tuffey, Alexis Damo and Kelli Aken-Pagdilao placed fourth in 4:05.10. The time was seven seconds faster than the previous Pacific record set a year ago.
That same quartet of runners finished fourth as well in the 4X400-meter relay in a time of 50.23 -- the second fastest time in Pacific history.
Aken-Pagdilao finished second in the 100 meters a day after she set a school record in the prelims with a time of 12.68. Sarah Tuffey's fourth-place 1:00.33 400 meters was the third-best time in Pacific history, while Rachel Schreiber recorded the second fastest 1,500 meter time in Pacific history with a fourth-place 4:43.28.
While the overall team finish on the women's side left room for improvement, Boyce said he hopes the women are inspired by the men's performance and come back strong next year.
And next year is what really has Boyce excited. He said the majority of this year's team will be returning, meaning this year's men's third place finish could even become a footnote when compared to future success.
"As a head coach for 14 years, this has been the best day or two from any team I've been associated with," Boyce said. "And the really cool thing about this meet, is we lose very, very little in the way of seniors."
Pacific to host Twilight meet
Pacific will continue competition next weekend as they host their sixth annual Pacific Twilight. Competition begins on Friday afternoon at Lincoln Park Stadium at 4 p.m.
While the entry deadline is Wednesday, Pacific Sports and Information Director Blake Timm said generally the meet hosts talented teams -- including Oregon State in past years.
"It's supposed to be around 80 degrees this weekend," Timm said. "So we're expecting some fast times."
-- Tyson Alger


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Friday night's Southwest Conference matchup between unbeaten Marshall and winless Windom Area went about as one would expect. Marshall's Rhett Struve returned the opening kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown and the Tigers never looked back in a dominant 48-0 victory over the struggling Eagles.
The Tigers (6-0 overall, 4-0 SWC) scored 27 points in the first quarter and were up 41-0 at halftime. They pulled their starters for the second half.
Following Struve's opening kick return, Windom fumbled the ball on its first offensive snap and it was recovered by the Tigers. Marshall scored three plays later on a 14-yard run by Colton Citrowske to go up 13-0 less than two minutes into the game.
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Photo courtesy of Joel Alvstad/Cottonwood County Citizen
Marshall running back Colton Citrowske tries to evade Windom Area defenders during a Southwest Conference football game Friday in Windom.
"We came out and set the tone right away with that kickoff return," said Terry Bahlmann, head coach of Class AAAA's sixth-ranked team. "We wanted to come out focused and play our style of football and that's what we did."
Citrowske finished the game with eight carries for 108 yards and three touchdowns. Struve tallied 74 yards and a touchdown on nine carries. And Timmy Vang scored Marshall's lone second-half touchdown and picked up 51 yards on four carries.
"Everyone got a chancae to play," Bahlmann said. "A lot of the younger guys have been working hard in practice and it was nice to get to reward them with some playing time."
Marshall had 20 first downs to Windom's three. The Tigers also out-rushed the Eagles 309-48.
Next up for Marshall is Worthington, which lost to Luverne 46-6 Friday. The game will be the Tigers' regular season home finale.
Marshall27 14 7 0-48
Windom0 0 0 0-0
Scoring Summer
First Quarter
M-Rhett Struve 75 kick return (Tanner Cirks kick good), 11:48
M-Colton Citrowske 14 run (kick fail), 10:24
M- Citrowske 12 run (Cirks kick), 6:54
M-Brock Baumgarn 9 run (Cirks kick), 3:27
Second Quarter
M-Citrowske 10 run (Cirks kick), 6:37
M-Struve 10 run (Cirks kick), 2:16
Third Quarter
M-Timmy Vang 22 run (Cirks kicks), 7:46
Fourth Quarter
No Scoring
Rushing: Colton Citrowske 8-108, Rhett Struve 9-74, Sam Marshall 9-58, Timmy Vang 4-51.
Passing: Austin Saugstad 5-8-70-0, Brad Bahlmann 1-1-7-0.
Receiving: Brock Baumgarn 2-43, Aaron Mathiowetz 1-15, Tanner Cirks 1-14, Drew Hmielewski 1-7.
Tackles: David Fischer 6.5, Campbell Hofstetter 5, Baumgarn 4.5, Jared Holland 4.5.
Sacks: Hofstetter.