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A single fingerprint.
That's all that it took to lead investigators to a 42-year-old Muskegon Heights man with an extensive criminal record and charge him with gunning down a popular Grand Haven jewelry store owner and a customer Wednesday night.
Darick O'Brien Anderson, 2904 Sanford, was arraigned Monday afternoon in 59th District Court on two open murder charges, armed robber and fourth-offense habitual offender. He faces life in prison for the murder and armed robbery charges.
Anderson was denied bond by District Judge Richard Kloote because of the seriousness of the crimes. Anderson also waived his pre-preliminary hearing. A preliminary examination had not be scheduled as of this morning.
Robert Karell, 61, the owner of R.K. Jewelers, and Louis Paparella, 77, of Roosevelt Park were killed by single gunshots to the back of the head inside the jewelry store at 124 Washington. Karell and Paparella were discovered in the store at around 3:33 p.m. Wednesday by Karell's daughter, Stacey.
Appearing at a warrant request hearing, Grand Haven Detective Timothy Bulthuis told the court the Michigan State Police Crime Lab found a fingerprint on a box inside the R.K. Jewelry store safe and were able to determine if was left by Anderson, a man with four prior felony conviction.
He said officers found at Anderson's residence "evidence consistent with the scene" at the jewelry store, including bundles of $100 bills, jewelry and coins. According to Bulthuis, Anderson allegedly had gone on a spending spree with money stolen from the jewelry store.
At one business, Anderson allegedly paid for items with 22 $100 bills. He also went shopping for a car. Although he did not buy a car, he was seen with $10,000 in bundles. Bulthuis said Anderson is not employed.
Bulthuis also said autopsies performed on Karell and Paparella confirmed the two had been shot in the back of the head. Further investigation in the store had revealed a "substantial amount of cash," including "numerous $100 bills had been stolen from the jewelry store.
During his video arraignment, Anderson spoke in a quiet voice and gave only yes or no answers.
News of Anderson's arrest came during a Monday morning press conference by public safety Director Dennis Edwards. Because the investigation is ongoing, Edwards would not release details on how authorities were led to Anderson. Anderson was arrested Saturday night at a Muskegon Heights residence.
Edwards praised the efforts of the task force that included his department, the Michigan State Police, the Ottawa County Sheriff's Department, the Muskegon and Muskegon Heights police departments and the Ottawa and Muskegon county prosecutors.
Anderson has a violent history of crimes on his record.
Six months after being released from prison where he served years for multiple armed robberies, Anderson was charged in 2007 with assaulting a Muskegon man with a shotgun and butcher knife. Those charges were later dismissed.
In 1992, Anderson was sentenced to prison on four armed robbery charges and a felony firearm charge. Anderson's record also shows a 1986 conviction for prison escape, which was from a transitional corrections center in Muskegon.
In 1985, Anderson had been convicted of breaking and entering in Ottawa County and receiving and concealing stolen property in Muskegon County.
A funeral service for Paparella was scheduled at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church 11 a.m. Tuesday with the Father Thomas J. Brown officiating. Burial will be at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Funeral plans for Karell were incomplete Monday. Family members said there would be a memorial service for Karell next week.

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Jammu: Taking a dig at the poor cricket infrastructure in the state, Jammu and Kashmir allrounder Parveez Rasool on Tuesday voiced his concerns about lack of quality facilities, which is a hindrance for the talented cricketers to showcase their skills and come into national reckoning.
"There are number of problems (with regards to cricket in J&K). We do not have proper infrastructure. We do not have a number of grounds also. We have only two grounds ---one in Jammu and another in Srinagar," Rasool, who is an India A regular and was also first cricketer from state to be selected in the national team, told PTI here on Tuesday.
Asked to elaborate, Rasool said,"When we go to Srinagar in November, we cannot play there for six months (due to snowfall). After that when we come to Jammu, we are left with only one ground. We do not have good turf wickets (natural grass)."
Rasool, who was named in the Rest of India squad for Irani Cup that will take on Ranji champions, Karnataka, at Bangalore from February 9, said "If we ought to perform well, we need to have good infrastructure. We should first have grounds for practice and there should be better facilities".
Today, Rasool was felicitated here by Union Minister and Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) President Dr Farooq Abdullah at a function on Tuesday.
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GLASSBORO — Master Sergeant Robert Putney had been home less than a day when his wife Stephanie told him they had to go down to Glassboro High School for a parent-teacher conference.
He was jet-lagged and tired, but got up Friday morning for the meeting. When he got to the school, however, Putney and his family were shocked to see the entire senior class lining the driveway, waving American flags and displaying homemade posters welcoming the local dad home from a year serving in Japan.
Putney has been in the U.S. Marine Corps for nearly 20 years and in that time, he has served all over the world.
He most recently was deployed to Okinowa, Japan, last June and will be home for just three weeks.
Last year, Putney helped Glassboro's Interact Club — a service organization at the high school — collect supplies for victims of Hurricane Sandy, and in doing so the class got to know him. When the club heard he would be home again, they wanted to do something to show their collective appreciation.
"I felt like he's done a lot for the community. This was a way to give back," said 10th grader Michael Turner, 16. "It's the least we can do."
As Putney's car entered Glassboro High School's parking lot — led by local police and fire vehicles, as well as about a dozen motorcyclists with the Warriors Watch — the school's seniors cheered loudly and applauded the entourage.
Among those students stood Lexy Putney — Robert Putney's daughter, who is a senior at the school — and she was as shocked as her dad that her classmates had decided to honor him in this way.
She thought they were all going outside Friday afternoon to hear an assembly about prom, which will be held Saturday evening.
"They all went out of their way to do something for him," she said. "It means a lot to me. Last year he wasn't here for prom. To have him here is nice."
In fact, Putney scheduled his three-week leave specifically around Lexy's schedule this year. He wanted to be able to see her go off to her senior prom and to graduate from high school in a couple of weeks.
"I've missed some of her dances, holidays. I missed her birthday," he said. "I planned this leave time around these events because I know it's important to her."
Touched by the outpouring of support Friday afternoon, Putney, along with his wife, his daughter and his son, Nikolas, stood before the senior class and spoke of what it meant to him that the community decided to honor him on his arrival home.
"This was a great gesture. It's the first time in 20 years I've had a welcome home party," he said. "This is heart-warming."
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The Tao of Drum
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September 1, 2011
They exploded onto the international scene with sold-out shows at the 2004 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Since then, Japanese drum troupe Drum Tao has been wowing audiences worldwide with some 200 adrenaline-filled shows annually. EVA WONG catches up with its lead drummer Taro Harasaki (left).
1. The taiko drum measures 1.7m in circumference and weighs 400kg each. Any funny or interesting stories to share about travelling with such huge instruments?
No matter where we go, anyone who sees one of our huge drums always asks: "How heavy is it?", "What is this drum made from?", and particularly, "How much is it?". I always answer the last question like this: "You can buy a house for the price of this big drum." They'll stop touching the drum instantly and take a few steps away from it.
2. To prepare for a show, the 25 members of Drum Tao go through an extremely punishing training regimen every day, including a daily 20km run. Any tips for fitness junkies on how to maintain their exercise regimes while travelling?
The most important thing is to keep training every day, even if you have to shorten your workout time. If you can't spare even 20 to 30 minutes at a time, then do just 50 push-ups or sit-ups, and do it a few times a day.
3. With so many of you in the troupe, what are the secrets to travelling happily together in such a large group?
The secret is to think about others, not only yourself. We work as a team, so we can't afford to be selfish and think about our own needs all the time.
4. You are on tour more than six months every year. What are your top five tricks to ensure a pleasant plane ride?
Bringing my own music, listening to it on my own headset, putting on a sleep mask so that I can snooze in peace, using my own comfy travel pillow and taking off my shoes.
5. With your base in the Kyushu countryside of southern Japan, where would you recommend as the best sights and dining places in Kyushu?
The best place to visit is our hometown Kuju. You'll find magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and the great nature there. I also recommend Fukuoka, Kyushu's largest city, for delicious food that's available at reasonable prices. It is well known for its Tonkotsu Ramen, which refers to noodles cooked in a soup made with pork bones. There are thousands of ramen restaurants in Fukuoka but Ippudo is my favourite. (The group collaborated with Ippudo to open Ippudo Tao in Singapore's UE Square.)
6. In which city does the troupe wish it could perform?
Definitely in New York's Broadway and in Las Vegas. These places are undoubtedly the world's centres of entertainment. We also wish to have our own theatre in these places in the near future.
Catch Drum Tao – Art of Drum at Singapore's Esplanade Theatre from September 1-3. Tickets from S$48 at sistic.com.sg.


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Vashon lacrosse takes down Highline team
The Vashon Lacrosse Club boys high school team had its first home game postponed due to wet fields. However the boys went on to notch their first victory at Highline on Friday.
Vashon scored first on a goal by Luke Hembree, but Highline came right back to tie it early in the first quarter.
Vashon answered with Hembree scoring one more and assisting on goals to sophomores Nathan Jones and Griff Jennings. By the end of the first quarter, Vashon established a 6-2 lead.
Vashon maintained a four-goal lead for the remainder of the game to finish with an 11-7 victory.
The win was sealed with a highlight goal by senior co-captain John Smith assisted by Jennings.
Hembree was Vashon's top scorer again with four goals and three assists. Senior Konnar Fall found teammates in position to score to dish out three assists.
Overall, Vashon showed a remarkably balanced offense with seven different players contributing goals and assists. Senior Dan Lofland devoured nine ground balls.
Though Vashon's young defense lost its focus at times, senior Will West continues to lead this unit to improvement overall and limited Highline's top scorer to one goal.
Vashon finally comes home to play on Friday at 5 p.m. against Shoreline and a Saturday noon game against a powerful Richland squad.
— Charley Rosenberry is a Vashon Lacrosse Club coach.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - Two amplifiers were stolen in a burglary early Saturday morning at the Apostolic True Temple Church on Stringfield Road in northwest Huntsville, North Precinct officials said.
The burglary happened around 1:20 a.m. Saturday, police said. Police discovered that one of the church windows had been pushed in after responding to a burglar alarm.
The pastor, Jerry Townsend, was called and told police that the amplifiers were missing from the church, police said.


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Rivals three-star quarterback and Oregon State commit James Pensyl recently tweeted a picture of his official scholarship offer letter from Oregon State University.
The 6-foot-7 signal-caller led Land O'Lakes High School (Fla.) to a dramatic come-from-behind 28-24 victory Friday night, tossing two long touchdown passes in the fourth quarter to get the win.
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— James Pensyl (@jamespensyl) August 4, 2014
Prior to the start of his senior season, Pensyl cleared up any doubt about his commitment to the Beavers.
"I'm positive I'm going to Oregon State, no matter what comes," he said.
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Neshanic Garden Club members take great pride in bringing beauty to eight gardens. These gardens are located in Branchburg, Hillsborough, Montgomery, Neshanic Station, and Skillman. Each garden has a set work schedule of one to four days each month during the preparation and growing seasons and depending on the garden's condition.
Two of the gardens and committee participants were photographed after preparing the gardens for the Fall season. The first garden is hidden away behind the Senior Nutrition Center in Hillsborough and is a therapeutic garden that caters to those who visit the center. The second garden is the Gazebo Garden located at the Hillsborough Municipal Building. This garden is located at one of the busiest entrances to the complex and is seen and enjoyed by all who come to the Township Court, Health Department and any of the Social Services.
The next event planned by the Neshanic Garden Club is the Greens Workshop which is open to the public. Participants will have five holiday designs to choose from at the Workshop which will be held on Monday, Dec. 9, 7 p.m., at the Hillsborough Municipal Building. Advance sign-up will begin on Saturday, Oct. 26 through Monday, Nov. 25 and is limited to the first 72 people who sign up.
A donation of $30 will cover the expenses for the materials needed for the designs. To sign up, please e-mail Marion Nation at email@example.com after Oct. 26.
For more information about Neshanic Garden Club's programs and/or meetings, please contact club president Barbara Zielsdorff at 908-359-1750.


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For the 20-year period reviewed in this report, mortality in Libby resulting from asbestosis was approximately 40 to 60 times higher than expected. Mesothelioma mortality was also elevated over this period, but since statistics on this extremely rare cancer are not routinely collected, it was difficult to precisely evaluate the degree to which mesothelioma mortality was elevated. Even though these two underlying causes of death are elevated in the Libby study population, they still may be underestimated when evaluated solely through the use of death certificate data.
These findings supports the community's and the media's perception that Libby residents have been adversely impacted by historical asbestos exposure. Other underlying causes of mortality including lung cancer, digestive cancer, and diseases of pulmonary circulation were not significantly elevated over this period. There were no significantly increasing trends in mortality due to all of the underlying causes analyzed.
- Generate dose estimates for air dispersion of asbestos to characterize community exposure in Libby.
- Collect occupational, residential, and health behavior information on decedents in the 20-year study population.
- Confirm asbestosis cases through a review of medical records.
- Link mortality data with the case series being developed by ATSDR's Division of Health Studies.
- Conduct morbidity and mortality studies of workers and community members near exfoliation facilities that received contaminated vermiculite ore from the Libby mine.
- Update the occupational population begun by the National Institute for Occupational and Safety Health or McGill University.
- Develop and maintain a national registry for malignant mesothelioma.
Bruce Schwartz with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, Vital Statistics Section, provided the mortality data used in this report. The ATSDR Spatial Activities and Analysis Group provided assistance in the geographic analysis of mortality data presented herein.
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Steve Dearwent, MPH
Epidemiologist, Exposure Investigations Section
Exposure Investigations and Consultations Branch
Division of Health Assessment and Consultations
Rubina Imtiaz, MD
Medical Officer, Exposure Investigations Section
Exposure Investigations and Consultations Branch
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Susan Metcalf, MD
Chief, Exposure Investigations Section
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Michael Lewin, MS
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- Samet J. 2000. Does idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis increase lung cancer risk? Am J Respir Crit Care Med 161:1-2.
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- Kircher T, Nelson J, Burdo H. 1985. The autopsy as a measure of accuracy of the death certificate. N Engl J Med 313:1263-9.
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- Newhouse ML, Berry G, Wagner JC. 1985. Mortality of factory workers in East London 1933-1980. Br J Ind Med 42:4-11.
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Animal Planet's Hide & Seek Pets gives kids information about household pets through a nice variety of play areas and pet-themed interactive learning games. Kids open up the app and find a hamster wheel and six different pet-themed items. The child's job is to discover what pet is connected to each item. Tap the hamster to spin the spinner and get started. Now it's time to play Hide and Seek. Listen carefully to the cues, which are easy to read and follow along with as the narrator reads aloud. Follow the directions and unveil the pet.
The following screen is filled with interactive play. Tap any of the objects on the main screen to read and listen to an interesting animal fact. On the bottom of the page you'll see a blue bar with game icons. You'll find games for tracing, memory match, puzzles, spot the difference, counting, pattern play, and more. Each pet has a different set of activities for kids to play.
Amazingly, there is even more in Hide & Seek Pets for both kids and parents. Tap the paw at the top of each page to access coloring pages, sticker play, and a musical keyboard where you can orchestrate your pets to sing. Parents can check out the learn button to find questions to use when talking about the app with their child. Links for more information are safely tucked away in the parents' page so kids won't be distracted from the play.
Animal Planet's Hide & Seek Pets is a well-designed app for young kids to discover and play with pets. We like that there is so much content within the app and different ways for kids to play each time they open the app.
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Astin Elizabeth Crosby and Corey James Smith were united in marriage on Saturday, June 16, at 2:30 p.m. at St. John's Evangelical Protestant Church with the Rev. Ed Thurmond officiating.
Parents of the bride are Richard and Janis Crosby of St. Clairsville. Mother of the groom is Beth Butler of Martins Ferry.
Shana Grady was maid of honor, and George Apostolec was best man. Other attendents included Britany Crosby, Brandi Crosby, Hilary Neavin, Dusty Funkhauser, Ryan Strauss, Justin Crosby, Donnie Neavin and Jimmy Fleming. Camdyn Donahue was flower girl, and Trey Dunn was the ring bearer.
A reception was held at Undo's West in St. Clairsville.
The bride is a 2000 graduate of St. Clairsville High School and a 2006 graduate of Scott College. She is employed at Crosby Oil.
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According to a press release distributed Tuesday afternoon, Brandon will succeed interim dean William Brewbaker, who has led the school since July 2013.
Brandon, a University of Alabama alumnus, has taught classes at Vanderbilt since 2001, and has used his expertise in constitutional law in academia and both private and public practice.
"Dr. Brandon has gained a wealth of experience from many of the top universities in our nation, and we're pleased to welcome him back to lead The University of Alabama School of Law," Benson said in the release. "He has a remarkable vision and outstanding leadership qualities honed over his 30-plus years of service. We look forward to the new heights our law school faculty, staff and students will attain with his guidance."
Brandon, a Birmingham native, majored in history when he earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Montevallo. After that, he earned a Juris Doctor from UA, a Master of Arts degree in political science from the University of Michigan and a doctorate in politics from Princeton University. Brandon will begin serving as the school's dean effective July 1.
"The University of Alabama School of Law has long been an excellent place to study law," Brandon said in the release. "Thanks to gifted leadership in recent years, it has built a terrific faculty, a talented student body, a broad and deep curriculum and a superb physical facility. It has loyal and generous alumni. Its relationship with the University is extraordinary, and its role in the state is unique. In short, the School of Law is a special place, with enormous strengths and still growing potential. I'm delighted and honored to be part of it."
Brandon draws experience from a stint as Alabama's assistant attorney general from 1978-1980; from his own partnership in Birmingham, Cohen and Brandon, Attorneys at Law; from authoring two history books and more.
In the release, Benson also thanked Brewbaker for his service as interim dean after the retirement of Ken Randall, the dean of the law school for two decades.


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|By Monkeyz (Monkeyz) on Sunday, January 18, 2004 - 05:14 pm: Edit
Is it possible to work while studying at Harvard? or is the work load so much that having a part-time job is just impossible...
|By Almostdead (Almostdead) on Sunday, January 18, 2004 - 05:45 pm: Edit
many people do hold part time jobs. having a work only means you can't slack off/waste time/etc as much as you'd like to.
|By Wo4567 (Wo4567) on Sunday, January 18, 2004 - 06:34 pm: Edit
your name does not hold much hope for the rest of us...
|By Almostdead (Almostdead) on Sunday, January 18, 2004 - 07:16 pm: Edit
No, see, the problem is, I came here with the "momentum" of having always taken the hardest science/math classes back in high school.. so i sort of wanted to continue doing so and ended up stretching myself a bit. =P
|By Allibug (Allibug) on Sunday, January 18, 2004 - 11:36 pm: Edit
My really good friend at Harvard works 20-25 hours a week ... it's hard work, but he does it. You just have to be willing to sacrifice.
From what he's said, there are so many jobs available. He earns $10 an hour to enter information into a computer in the alumni office. He has to give up a little social time to work, but he's responsible for paying for his own education, so it's worth it.
|By Christine01 (Christine01) on Monday, January 19, 2004 - 11:24 am: Edit
I worked 12 hours a week all four years. Wasn't a problem, really. I did have flexible hours though, which helped (I was a User Assistant).
|By Foreignboy (Foreignboy) on Monday, January 19, 2004 - 11:53 am: Edit
What's the minimum wage?
|By Christine01 (Christine01) on Monday, January 19, 2004 - 12:47 pm: Edit
I think most on-campus jobs pay at least $9-10 an hour. I may be a little outdated on that...
|By Sooky6 (Sooky6) on Tuesday, January 20, 2004 - 11:57 am: Edit
I think 9-10 is closer to the maximum, but I could be wrong. I worked as a grad research asst and we paid undergrades $8.10/hr a few years ago, and I thought that was considered pretty good.
|By Christine01 (Christine01) on Tuesday, January 20, 2004 - 12:20 pm: Edit
Actually I would see that a little differently- working in a lab is a great training opportunity. I did a research assistant type thing for free, the compensation was getting my name on a publication that came out of my work there. I think that for on campus jobs which are almost purely for the cash with little training benefit, Harvard tends to pay more, but for jobs that also provide educational or growth experiences, the money can be less.
|By L_Wonder (L_Wonder) on Tuesday, January 20, 2004 - 03:54 pm: Edit
Harvard work study jobs pay MUCH better than other schools. On the student job page, I didn't see a single job paying less than 8.90 an hour.
I'm a grad student with 2 jobs, and I am making almost twice as much at one job as what Cornell paid me. One of the jobs is a dud library job, the other is a fun who desiging web pages. I only work jobs with flexible hours...I never know what my schedule will be week to week and it is good to have a job that lets me move my hours around.
Work study here is the GOLDEN TICKET! I've had friends who were told "we think we will hire you, but if someone with work-study applies we will probably give the job to them."
|By Daggerlee (Daggerlee) on Tuesday, January 20, 2004 - 06:33 pm: Edit
Then again, Cambridge costs twice as much to live in as Ithaca... ;)
|By L_Wonder (L_Wonder) on Wednesday, January 21, 2004 - 11:04 pm: Edit
ain't that the truth
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Heavy winds, battering waves and intense rain pummeled residents and tourists in the vacation resort of Los Cabos, Mexico, as dangerous Hurricane Jimena, one of the largest hurricanes this year, raked Baja California's southern coast late Tuesday.
The state prepared shelters to hold up to 29,000 people as Jimena, which weakened to a still threatening Category 3, churned northward with 115 mph winds. But Baja California's biggest resort, Los Cabos, appeared to be escaping major damage from the storm beyond power outages and mud-choked roads.
Ashley Legeyt, 62, a retiree from British Columbia who lives in Cabo San Lucas, pushed through the oncoming storm onto an exposed rocky point where he leaned against the onslaught of the hurricane's outer winds.
"It's like getting sandblasted with water!" said Legeyt, his back to the wind, sand and spray blowing in from the ocean. "It's quite strong."
The Mexican government declared a state of emergency for Los Cabos and the Baja California Sur state capital of La Paz and schools, many ports and most businesses were closed. Rescue workers from the Red Cross and the Mexican military prepared for post-hurricane disaster relief, and two Mexican army Hercules aircraft flew in medical supplies.
Jimena's core was on course to pass near or over southern Baja California Wednesday and the central part of the peninsula late Wednesday or early Thursday, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Service. Its center was missing the peninsula's resort-studded southern tip, instead heading for landfall farther north on a desolate stretch of desert coastline.
Its outer fringes were lashing the resorts, however, kicking up huge waves and flooding streets.
Authorities reported no injuries or major damages in Los Cabos, but expressed concern about what might happen when the hurricane made landfall further up the coast.
"It could be ugly at Bahia Magdalena," state Interior Secretary Luis Armanado Diaz said, referring to a sparsely populated bay with a smattering of fishing villages.
Diaz said the hurricane might actually help alleviate the state's drought.
"If it continues like this, and there is not a major impact, it will help more than it will hurt," said Diaz, referring to the much-needed rain.
Residents and tourists gathered Tuesday to watch the huge waves battering the shore near Cabo San Lucas, as the wind whipped up sand and salt spray.
Los Cabos resident Eduardo Meraz, 25, went swimming in the pounding surf at the height of the storm, and -- still dripping wet -- said he liked it.
"I'm not afraid. I respect the sea," said Meraz. "The water is nice but the waves really toss you around."
Paula Arenas took her 2-year-old nephew Mauro out to a rock outcropping to see the hurricane.
"I've spent a lot of time living here. We are used to hurricanes," Arenas said.
Receptionist Martha Pina stood in awe at the entrance to the SolMar hotel on the very tip of the peninsula, watching the mountains of roiling, white-capped water slamming into the coast just yards (meters) beyond the hotel's swimming pool.
"This is the first time I've seem them so big ... It is beautiful," Pina said.
All the hotel's guests -- many of whose rooms were just steps from the maelstrom of the sea -- had been transferred to another hotel as a precaution.
Not everyone was enchanted with Jimena's raging show.
Martin Melchior, a 25-year-old construction worker, stood outside his plywood, tin-roofed shack and nervously eyed the thin, battered power cables that snake over the sodden ground in the Cactus shantytown where he lives, the result of hundreds of unregistered hookups to the city's power system.
But even as police trucks moved through the muddy streets urging people to join an estimated 2,000 residents already in shelters, Melchior said he wouldn't go.
"There are too many people in the shelters, and you can't get any peace. Someone tells you: 'This is my space,'" he said.
Francisco Cota, head of Los Cabos civil defense, said more than 2,000 people from low-lying neighborhoods and squatters' camps had sought refuge in shelters at schools, and many more were staying with relatives in safer areas.
Children ran through strong gusts of wind waving pieces of paper and trash bags under bands of intermittent rain. Forecasters predicted the hurricane would drop 5 to 10 inches of rain in Baja, and dry stream beds already were gushing torrents.
Most tourists had already fled by Tuesday, leaving 75 percent of hotel rooms vacant. Some of those who remained came out to see the storm with avid anticipation, fighting the winds and rain at the shore.
Hurricane chaser Brian Osburn of Pensacola, Fla., stood on a beach in high tech gear and protective padding while holding a plastic-encased, submersible high-definition video camera to record the pounding surge and gusts.
"I think Cabo San Lucas is still in for a good blow," Osburn said, holding his waterproof microphone into the shrieking winds.
Others wandered deserted streets, some ankle-deep in water, enjoying the storm.
"We're going to go get some more liquor and go back to the room and just watch it," Mark Lopez, 29, a truck dispatcher from San Jose, California, said as he walked near a marina with a half-dozen friends. "We're making the most of it."
Many slum dwellers concerned about looting refused to leave their imperiled shanties.
Marco Nino, 24, a bricklayer, warily eyed a growing stream that rushed past his plywood and sheet metal home.
"We are here with our nerves on edge," he said. "If this hits, the roof is not going to hold. Other storms have passed but not this strong."
By Tuesday evening, Jimena had winds of 115 mph, still a major hurricane with potential to do huge damage. It was located about 90 miles west-northwest of Cabo San Lucas and traveling northwest near 13 mph.
Local officials say Hurricane Juliet, also a Category 4 hurricane on a similar course that killed several people and caused $20.5 million in September 2001, was the most damaging hurricane in the storm-prone state's history. That 145 mph storm made a raging 12-day trip through Mexico and the southern United States.
Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Erika formed in the open Atlantic, east of Antigua and Barbuda. The storm had top winds around 60 mph, and could grow stronger in the next couple of days.
Associated Press writers Martha Mendoza and Julie Watson in Mexico City contributed to this report.


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Who knew that UNICEF made their own line of kids' toys? One day after a conference in New York's UNICEF building, I wandered around their gift shop to kill time. I came upon the expected greeting cards and handmade place-mats from far away lands; however, I was really surprised to find UNICEF toys that replicated life as an aid worker. There were miniature versions of the infamous United Nations SUVs, village school houses and even a giant UNICEF airplane. I snatched up several items for my foster kids.
The UNICEF soft school house (no longer made) is always the first thing parents ask me about when the walk into our home. Kids too flock to the UNICEF toys and they love playing "helper" and "helpee." Below is a list of the most popular UNICEF toys in my house at this time:
World UNICEF Puzzle 1 of 10
With 500 pieces, this puzzle with keep your older kids busy exploring the world and its many cultures.
Available at the UNICEF gift shop for $4.49.
Matching UNICEF Food Game 2 of 10
For ages 3+.
Can be purchased here at the UNICEF store for $6.99.
Make My Day Interactive UNICEF Chart 3 of 10
This chart has really helped my foster kids (and me!) keep the day organized and smooth. The dials that display the date and season, weather and clothing options, moods and activities. An Oppenheim Best Toy Award Winner. Available at the UNICEF store for $6.99.
UNICEF Toy Car 4 of 10
A tiny pull-back and go UNICEF car. For Ages 3+.
Buy from the UK UNICEF store for 3.95 pounds.
Full Set of UNICEF Transport Vehicles 5 of 10
Contains a helicopter, Land Rover, forklift, truck, trailer and various accessories made from metal and plastic parts. Laminated paper play mat: 80 x 60cm. Scale sizes: 1:43 and 1:60. Model sizes - helicopter: 20.5cm, Land
Also available at the UK UNICEF store for 16.95 pounds.
UNICEF Dominos 6 of 10
Large domino pieces which are good for all ages.
Available at the UK UNICEF for $8.50.
Simple UNICEF Puzzles for The Little Ones 7 of 10
We love these 10 puzzles made for children 18 months and older!
Available at the UK UNICEF store for 9.95 pounds.
Circle of Friends UNICEF Lunch Bag 8 of 10
Sooo cute. A UNICEF exclusive design.
Available at the UNICEF store for $12.00.
Color Your Own UNICEF Puzzle 9 of 10
New from UNICEF, we haven't tried this one yet but it looks like fun. First solve the jigsaw, when that's done, flip the whole thing over to reveal an outline print to color in with the pack of pencils provided.
Pick one up at the UK UNICEF 4.95 pounds.
UNICEF Children's Cookbook 10 of 10
It's a framed board with easel or hook for hanging, plus 9 magnets to designate date and special days (Not intended for little ones).
Pick up one at the UK UNICEF shop for 1.95 pounds.
If you're ever in New York, visit the Danny Kaye Visitors Center at UNICEF House to learn about UNICEF's work and history. The exhibit is free and is located at 3 UN Plaza on 44th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues.
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Tour of CaliforniaReports made possible by the support of MAXXIS tiresThe Amgen Tour of California began in proper today, with a 131 kilometre stage from Sausalito to Santa Rosa. Starting in the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge, across the San Francisco Bay from downtown San Francisco, the riders headed out in bright sunshine and blue skies. Just over three hours later, Juan Jose Haedo gave the new Toyota-United Cycling Team its first ever win as he outsprinted Olaf Pollack (T Mobile) and Stuart O'Grady (Team CSC).However, the crowd wasn't there to see a sprint finish - they wanted to cheer on their local hero - Levi Leipheimer (Gerolsteiner), who retained the leaders jersey by finishing safely in the pack. An estimated 50,000 spectators lined the 5 kilometre finishing circuit, wearing 'Go Levi' t-shirts and waving signs and banners. Official estimates put the total number of spectators for the day at 130,000.The stage did not offer any particular difficulties, with no ranked climbs, and only one intermediate sprint. Gerolsteiner set tempo at the front, and did not react after Jean Marc Marino (Credit Agricole) attacked approximately 25 kilometres in, even when he was joined by Jackson Stewart (Kodakgallery.com-Sierra Nevada). The duo took the points at the sprint in Point Reyes Station and gradually opened up their lead to three and a half minutes.The gap began to fall with 50 kilometres to go (35 kilometres before the circuit), and the leaders were caught as the peloton entered Santa Rosa. Health Net began to set up for the sprint and then suffered a set back when their main speedster - Gord Fraser - flatted on the first lap. His team mates tried to slow things down at the front, and Fraser did get back on, but too late and using too much energy to contest the sprint.Haedo played it smart, getting on the Team CSC train. "I got on O'Grady's wheel and stayed there until about two hundred metres to go, when I took the front."When it was pointed out that he won by a good four bike length gap, he shrugged and said "Yeah, yeah". This sprinter will be one to watch. Haedo also admitted that the win has taken the pressure off his new team, now that they have their first win.Race Notes- Justin England (Toyota-United) crashed on rough road, but was able to rejoin the peloton.- It was pointed out that Gerolsteiner has put all their eggs in one basket - Levi - while Discovery and Team CSC have numerous riders able to challenge for the lead. Levi responded: "We are just taking it day by day. It's true that Discovery and CSC have 2-3 riders each that are a threat, but they have to take the chances, they have to attack us. We just have to be ready to defend."He confirmed that the team is more than ready. "The team is very motivated, they came up to the area (around Santa Rosa) for a week to train before the race. Plus, they know what it is like for a rider coming into his hometown in the lead. This is a team effort - I won the Prologue, but they kept it for me today."


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When Isaac was old and his eyes were so weak that he could no longer see, he called for Esau his older son and said to him, �My son.�
�Here I am,� he answered.
2 Isaac said, �I am now an old man and don�t know the day of my death.
3 Now then, get your equipment�your quiver and bow�and go out to the open country to hunt some wild game for me.
4 Prepare me the kind of tasty food I like and bring it to me to eat, so that I may give you my blessing before I die.�
5 Now Rebekah was listening as Isaac spoke to his son Esau. When Esau left for the open country to hunt game and bring it back,
6 Rebekah said to her son Jacob, �Look, I overheard your father say to your brother Esau,
7 �Bring me some game and prepare me some tasty food to eat, so that I may give you my blessing in the presence of the Lord before I die.�
8 Now, my son, listen carefully and do what I tell you:
9 Go out to the flock and bring me two choice young goats, so I can prepare some tasty food for your father, just the way he likes it.
10 Then take it to your father to eat, so that he may give you his blessing before he dies.�
11 Jacob said to Rebekah his mother, �But my brother Esau is a hairy man while I have smooth skin.
12 What if my father touches me? I would appear to be tricking him and would bring down a curse on myself rather than a blessing.�
13 His mother said to him, �My son, let the curse fall on me. Just do what I say; go and get them for�me.�
14 So he went and got them and brought them to his mother, and she prepared some tasty food, just the way his father liked it.
15 Then Rebekah took the best clothes of Esau her older son, which she had in the house, and put them on her younger son Jacob.
16 She also covered his hands and the smooth part of his neck with the goatskins.
17 Then she handed to her son Jacob the tasty food and the bread she had made.
He went to his father and said, �My father.�
�Yes, my son,� he answered. �Who is�it?�
19 Jacob said to his father, �I am Esau your firstborn. I have done as you told me. Please sit up and eat some of my game, so that you may give me your blessing.�
Isaac asked his son, �How did you find it so quickly, my son?�
�The Lord your God gave me success,� he replied.
21 Then Isaac said to Jacob, �Come near so I can touch you, my son, to know whether you really are my son Esau or not.�
22 Jacob went close to his father Isaac, who touched him and said, �The voice is the voice of Jacob, but the hands are the hands of Esau.�
23 He did not recognize him, for his hands were hairy like those of his brother Esau; so he proceeded to bless him.
�Are you really my son Esau?� he asked.
�I am,� he replied.
Then he said, �My son, bring me some of your game to eat, so that I may give you my blessing.�
Jacob brought it to him and he ate; and he brought some wine and he drank.
26 Then his father Isaac said to him, �Come here, my son, and kiss�me.�
So he went to him and kissed him. When Isaac caught the smell of his clothes, he blessed him and said,
�Ah, the smell of my son
is like the smell of a field
that the Lord has blessed.
May God give you heaven�s dew
and earth�s richness�
an abundance of grain and new wine.
May nations serve you
and peoples bow down to you.
Be lord over your brothers,
and may the sons of your mother bow down to you.
May those who curse you be cursed
and those who bless you be blessed.�
30 After Isaac finished blessing him, and Jacob had scarcely left his father�s presence, his brother Esau came in from hunting.
31 He too prepared some tasty food and brought it to his father. Then he said to him, �My father, please sit up and eat some of my game, so that you may give me your blessing.�
His father Isaac asked him, �Who are you?�
�I am your son,� he answered, �your firstborn, Esau.�
33 Isaac trembled violently and said, �Who was it, then, that hunted game and brought it to me? I ate it just before you came and I blessed him�and indeed he will be blessed!�
34 When Esau heard his father�s words, he burst out with a loud and bitter cry and said to his father, �Bless me�me too, my father!�
35 But he said, �Your brother came deceitfully and took your blessing.�
36 Esau said, �Isn�t he rightly named Jacob[a] ? This is the second time he has taken advantage of me: He took my birthright, and now he�s taken my blessing!� Then he asked, �Haven�t you reserved any blessing for�me?�
37 Isaac answered Esau, �I have made him lord over you and have made all his relatives his servants, and I have sustained him with grain and new wine. So what can I possibly do for you, my son?�
38 Esau said to his father, �Do you have only one blessing, my father? Bless me too, my father!� Then Esau wept aloud.
His father Isaac answered him,
�Your dwelling will be
away from the earth�s richness,
away from the dew of heaven above.
You will live by the sword
and you will serve your brother.
But when you grow restless,
you will throw his yoke
from off your neck.�
41 Esau held a grudge against Jacob because of the blessing his father had given him. He said to himself, �The days of mourning for my father are near; then I will kill my brother Jacob.�
42 When Rebekah was told what her older son Esau had said, she sent for her younger son Jacob and said to him, �Your brother Esau is planning to avenge himself by killing you.
43 Now then, my son, do what I say: Flee at once to my brother Laban in Harran.
44 Stay with him for a while until your brother�s fury subsides.
45 When your brother is no longer angry with you and forgets what you did to him, I�ll send word for you to come back from there. Why should I lose both of you in one day?�
46 Then Rebekah said to Isaac, �I�m disgusted with living because of these Hittite women. If Jacob takes a wife from among the women of this land, from Hittite women like these, my life will not be worth living.�
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Hurricane Sandy survivors need to complete the application for continued temporary rental assistance and avoid interruptions of funds for an apartment, house or other temporary home.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency mails forms to survivors receiving temporary rental assistance that must be completed and returned to remain eligible. Survivors can request new forms by calling 800-621-3362 or TTY 800-877-8339 if the original is lost.
Temporary rental assistance may be provided while displaced survivors are working to find a permanent housing solution. Although it is not automatic and available in three month increments, assistance may be available up to 18 months from the Oct. 30, 2012 federal disaster declaration or the program maximum, whichever comes first. That's why it is important for survivors to develop permanent housing plans. Returning to a permanent home is a significant recovery milestone.
The application for continued rental assistance must be filled out completely, signed and returned along with the following documents:
• A copy of the lease agreement signed by the applicant and applicant's landlord
• Rent receipts showing that the funds have been used for rental assistance
• A current income statement, such as a paycheck stub or bank statement
Survivors should mail packets to:
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Looks great, at night all colors come to life, just perfect for my little nook
I purchased this product in January of 2009 and might i say that it's captivating and very detailed. This was my first purchase from Touch of Class. My mom wanted to "take" this from me when she seen this in my home and i told her that i will get her one since she admires it so much! One of the most prominent night lights in my home. It blends in with my decor as well. The bulb hasn't went out yet either! It's a must have for all you rooster lovers and rooster theme having people. You can't complain with this.
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Wife has a rooster theme in our kitchen. This absolutely beautiful night light is the perfect compliment for it. She loves it.
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Longtime Credit Union Volunteer Eugene Ball Dies
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The credit union industry has lost one of its most respected volunteers. Eugene Ball, 88, passed away on Feb. 28. A military service was held on March 13 at Arlington National Cemetery. Ball, who spent 50 years in the military, joined the board of Pentagon FCU in 1975, serving until 2002. He was renowned for his efforts on credit union volunteer leadership. In 2002, the National Association of Credit Union Chairmen established the Gene Ball Award to recognize outstanding leadership in credit union chairmen. Ball was also inducted into the Defense Credit Union Council Hall of Fame and received the Credit Union Executives Society's Directors' Educational Forum Director of the Year Award in 1999. He is remembered by his wife Rosemarie A. E. Ball, his sons Dr. Duane E. Ball and Dr. Dean R. Ball and his grandson Dylan. J. Ball.


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Nudist Vacations in the USA
Body Freedom Lovers Nudist Contingent at the Gay Pride Parade, San Francisco 2016-06-26
Despite the pronounced readiness time at 12 noon, the group of nudists didn't materialize till 12:30p.m. when organizer Gypsy showed up with her family on Main Street in San Francisco. read more
Bay to Breakers, San Francisco 2016-05-15
Sunday morning early the sun showed its welcome face, and within the hour warmth was permeating the race course. read more
Nude Women's Parade, San Francisco 2016-04-03
Seeing the "Nude Women" in the promotions, a good crowd gathered early in Jane Warner Plaza, with a scattering of nude and semi-nude male Castro area resident. read more
Burning Man Festival
The Burning Man Festival is an annual gathering where anything goes that takes place at Black Rock City — a temporary community erected in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada. read more
The original European settlers of America were the Puritans who were staunch advocates of non-pleasure and were afraid of nudity, even to the extent of not bathing themselves.
Later a free and independent United States of America developed and "radical thinkers" like Benjamin Franklin and Henry David Thoreau, publicity lauded the benefits in daily naked walks, or "air baths." Other nudists included President John Quincy Adams, who regularly bathed nude in the Potomac. Influxes of immigrants from Germany and other northern European countries also brought with them a more relaxed attitude to the body and in the 20th century nudist clubs started to be formed.
America is still split between two sections of the community - those who have strong religious objections to nudity and those who are more open minded.
Today nudism (or naturism) is a booming and is the fastest growing sector of the travel industry, nudist clubs can be found in most states. Browse through our pages to find the ones closest to you.
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--John A. Fecsko, 28, of Main Road, was charged Wednesday with receiving stolen property and theft. He was released on his own recognizance.
Police said Fecsko was in possession of three stolen checks that belonged to a Walnut Road resident. Fecsko also allegedly cashed one of the checks, which was worth $200.
--An East Green Street resident reported Tuesday an unknown person cut two extension cords in his yard, then stole another one from the side of his home. The three extension wires were valued at $75. There are no suspects.
--Samuel J. Norman, 44, of North 5th Street, was charged Tuesday with obtaining prescription drugs by fraud. He was later released.
According to police, Norman tried to obtain prescriptions fraudulently from the Walgreens pharmacy on North High Street.


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RANDOLPH: The Morris County squad captured its second consecutive NJSIAA Public A title and sixth overall state championship with a 3-1 victory over Morristown at The Rock last winter. But uncertainty surrounds coach Rich McLaughlin's squad as he steps behind the bench for a 20th season. Randolph lost 10 skaters to graduation, most notably All-State players Nicholas Holowko, the Morris County Player of the Year, defenseman Tyler Heineman and starting goalie Michael Pollio. McLaughlin stresses team defense, positioning and accountability. There are no individual stars on his teams. If he can get the team to buy into his philosophy and play as a unit, Randolph should once again challenge in the tough Mennen Division.
MORRIS KNOLLS: Morris Knolls suffered another crushing loss within sight of the state title game as it fell in the semifinals of the NJSIAA Public A tournament for the second year in row and third time in the last four years. A perennial challenger for the state crown, the Morris County school has not lived up to expectations. Walt Keiper, the 13th year coach in search of his second state championship and first since 2005, will lean on senior Jack Monahan offensively and Zack Simmons on the blue line following the graduation of eight lettermen including goalie Trevor Tironi.
SUMMIT: The ability to adapt to a style of play on the fly, timely and unexpected goal scoring and a hot goaltender in Garrett McGowan carried Summit to its first NJSIAA Public B title last winter. Star-Ledger State Coach of the Year Keith Nixon was the recipient of all three as his team seized its third straight Union County Cup before dispatching Verona, Point Pleasant Boro, Ramsey and Tenafly in succession to write its name on the state championship plaque. Nixon will lean on McGowan in between the pipes if Summit is to successfully defend its state title. Michael Badgley, Liam McLaughlin, Chris Zanelli and Riley Flynn, who scored the deciding goal in a 2-1 overtime victory in the NJSIAA title game, will assume a larger role.
MORRISTOWN: Its Cinderella season came to an abrupt ending as the clock struck midnight on the ice of the Prudential Center in Newark last winter as it fell, 3-1, to Randolph in the school's first-ever NJSIAA state-finals appearance. No longer playing second fiddle to crosstown rivals Delbarton and Morristown-Beard, coach Bobby Jones brought respectability to his program in his fourth season behind the bench as it skated to a 22-5 record and Halvorsen Division title. Jones' team is poised to continue its breakout but will no longer catch teams by surprise. The loss of Jordan Klotz, Zach Mourad and Rob Keller will hurt, but the graduation loss overall was minimal. Tommy Donofrio, Brian Begley, Cam and Jack Szary will look to fill the void. Goalie Shane Brown earned Third Team All-State honors as a freshman.
TENAFLY: Very quietly, coach Andy Escala guided his Bergen County team to a 21-4-3 record, the Big North Conference-Gold Division crown and its deepest run in the state tournament since advancing to the quarterfinals in 2005. Making its first-ever appearance on the big stage after ousting Glen Rock in an electrifying shootout in the NJSIAA Public B semifinals, Tenafly skated with pride all the way to The Prudential Center in Newark where it admirably came up short in overtime. The Bergen County school graduated 11 lettermen, but should remain competitive behind Eli Markowitz, Will Rosato and Jake Bernstein.
Other contenders: Ramsey, Kinnelon, Point Pleasant Boro, Montville, Brick, Glen Rock, Chatham, Middletown South.
DELBARTON: Shut out for 2-1/2 periods, the Morris Township school struck for three goals over the final nine minutes of action to come back and stun Christian Brothers Academy, 3-2, in the 2012 NJSIAA Non-Public championship game at The Rock. The triumph handed the perennial powerhouse its fifth consecutive Non-Public state title and ninth overall championship. This season, Delbarton will pick up the pieces following the graduation of 14 lettermen, perhaps opening the door for the rest of the state. Delbarton still possesses arguably the top line in the state in John Baiocco, Josh Melnick and Alex Hagerty. Defensemen Michael Pesce, Trevor Incledon, Matt Savarese and Andrew Petrillo will log heavy minutes in front of goalie Brian Forness, who will be thrown right into the fire.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY: The Lincroft school's sixth state title was within reach after keeping top-ranked Delbarton off the scoreboard through the first 35 minutes of action in the final of the 2012 NJSIAA Non-Public tournament at The Prudential Center in Newark. It could not maintain the momentum, however, as it folded over the final nine minutes to fall, 3-2. To come so close to glory and come away empty will undoubtedly serve as motivation for a team that returns relatively intact beginning with starting goalie Chris D'Alessio. Forwards Brendan van Riemsdyk, Anthony Cusanelli and Matt Langlois must take on a larger role offensively. R.J. Steer and Kevin Darrar are back to anchor the defensive corps.
DON BOSCO PREP: The pieces are in place for the Ramsey school to make a serious run, not only in the Gordon Conference but for the NJSIAA crown. The Bergen County team, which lost six skaters to graduation, welcomes back Third Team All-State defenseman Cody Calcagno. Starting goaltender Jared Liscio returns for coach Greg Toskos who will look to Robby Marsanico for additional scoring punch. With 15 upperclassmen on the roster, including eight seniors, look for Don Bosco to challenge from the get-go.
MONTCLAIR KIMBERLEY ACADEMY: Coach Dustin Good's team took a hit when First Team All-Essex County forwards Mark Bowen and Eddie Haracz took their 57 goals-scored elsewhere. Bowen transferred to Canterbury in Connecticut, while Haracz heads to the Junior B New Jersey Rockets. Fortunately for Good, he can rely on Essex County Player of the Year Nick Picinic and his partner on the blue line, C.J. Geering. Defensively sound in front of goalie Ike Osbun, Good will look to Robert Jaworski, John Buckley, Stephen Zabrowski and Devin Pepe to pick up the slack offensively.
Other contenders: Seton Hall Prep, Paramus Catholic, Bergen Catholic.
PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL: The Mercer County team returns nine of its top 10 scorers, four of its top six defensemen and starting goaltender Connor Walker to a team that turned heads with a 15-2-1 record while skating against many of the top teams in the Northeast last winter. Coach Scott Bertoli anticipates physical forward Rob Colton to provide muscle and scoring down low with help from Conrad Denise, Ross Colton, Sean Timmons, John Egner, Connor Bitterman and Lewie Blackburn. First Team All-Prep defenseman Taran Auslander will be the primary shutdown defender for PDS.
Others: Lawrenceville, Hun, Pennington.
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The character of Rebecca Bloomwood, as written by author Sophie Kinsella in her "Confessions of a Shopaholic" series, has plenty of foibles. Sure, she can't pass up a sale. That doesn't stop the character from being intelligent. Bored, maybe, but not dumb.
P.J. Hogan has directed the smarts right out of the character for his film version of the best-selling book. Hogan turns a potentially smart movie about a quirky young woman into a situation comedy. Instead of an intelligent conversation about the high cost of love or a new pair of Prada shoes, Hogan falls back on pratfalls, funny faces and what looks like leftovers from episodes of "Will & Grace."
Bloomwood (Isla Fisher) is a journalist with a gardening magazine who longs to work for an "Ugly Betty"-style fashion magazine. Instead of landing her dream job, she gets hired to write a business column. Under the nom de plume of The Girl in the Green Scarf, she offers a fashionable perspective on high finance. She gets more than a job when she falls for her new boss (Hugh Dancy).
Fisher has the unenviable job of playing Bloomwood. The Australian actress showed great comic skills in "The Wedding Crashers." She also proved she could handle romantic comedy with her work in "Definitely, Maybe." In both cases she had better material.
The mangled script by Tracey Jackson, Tim Firth and Kayla Alpert relies heavily on physical comedy. Look how funny it is when Rebecca tries to steal back a mailed letter. Isn't she just a hoot dancing so silly? Aren't the scenes with the shopaholic support group hilarious? The answers: seen it, not in the least, and you have to be kidding.
The most embarrassing moments involve Joan Cusack and John Goodman as Rebecca's parents. Both are funny actors. They shouldn't be reduced to trying to milk sight gags out of driving an RV.
"The Devil Wears Prada" showed it was possible to be stylish and funny. The fashion industry is rife with possibilities for lampooning. Just having Leslie Bibb, who plays Rebecca's chief romantic rival, be thin and snooty isn't enough. Wendy Malick, who's wasted in this film, did a better job with a similar character on "Just Shoot Me."
Every aspect of this movie has been done better elsewhere. Hogan should have been more confident in the intelligence of the source material. His direction results in a major fashion faux pas.
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Brutus' statement of opinion is that Caesar shouldn't be crowned because________________.
it could change his nature.
Brutus gives two reasons to prove why Caesar shouldn't be crowned. They are:
1) He might take all his power and do evil with it. Abuse of greatness comes when you have no emotion to have the power. Caesar doesn't have the compassion so he could be dangerous. 2) Once he gets to the top his humility might stop. He could ignore the lower people and others around him when he gets the high power.
In Brutus' conclusion to Caesar's power, he gives a call to action. Explain it.
They must kill Caesar before he gets too much power.
What letter is Brutus reading?
A letter Cassius sent from "citizens" to convince Brutus to do something about Caesar.
How do we know Brutus is feeling troubled?
Ever since he talked to Cassius about the plan, he has been having a battle about whether he should commit murder or not. He hasn't slept in a month because it's on his mind.
Who were the conspirators?
Cassius, Brutus, Casca, Decius, Cinna, Metellus Cimber, Trebonius, Caius Ligarius.
How were the conspirators dress when they arrived at Brutus'?
Hats pulled down and cloacks pulled up. They were hiding.
What did Brutus say about the way they were dressed?
They shouldn't hide themselves. It's better disguise to act as thought there is nothing wrong.
What were the three points Brutus did not agree with Cassius in his yard?
1) Brutus did not want to swear their allience becuause he thinks its for the weak and people who don't trust eachother. 2) Brutus doesn't want to get Cicero to join like Cassius does because he thinks Cicero only follows plans he made up. 3) Brutus doesn't wanna kill Mark Antony like Cassius does because he thinks he's a follower and his attention is elsewhere.
What is Cassius worried about for Caesar before the day of his death?
He's worried the strange and arguments of his fortunetellers might keep Caesar from the Capital.
Portia tries to persuade Brutus to tell her what is troubling him when she says, "Dear my lord, make me acquainted with your cause of grief." Give two reasons she uses to persuade him to confide in her.
1) She's his wife. He should trust her to tell her. They are one through marriage. 2) She's the daughter of Cato, highly respected Romans, known for honesty, making his own decision, killed himself when Caesar came to power. She's not just any woman. She's Brutus' wife and Cato's daughter. Very trustworthy.
What does Portia say she has done to prove her faithfulness?
Wounded herself in the thigh, She has control of her emotions.
How does Brutus answer Portia's pleas?
He promises to tell her everything soon after he gets the door.
Who arrives and what is meant?
Caius Ligarius, Rome are the sick men and they will make whole by killing Caesar, and Caesar is the whole man, they must make sick by killing himself.
What ominous events have taken place the night before Caesar's killing.. according to Calpurnia?
1) A lioness in the streets gave birth. 2) The dead have come out of their graves, ghosts. 3) Blood on the capital, warriors fight. 4) a bad storm in the sky.
What is Caesar's response to Calpurnia's terror?
Whatever the gods have destined will happen so we must just go on with our day.
What does Calpurnia try to persuade her husband to do in Scene 2 on the ides of march?
To not leave the house because she fears something willl happpen to him.
Decius flatters Caesar by saying
he gives Rome what it needs to function and run and the citizens want to touch that and be apart of it.
Decius mocks Caesar by saying
they're gonna call you a coward and make fun of your for listening to your wife.
How is this warning a citizen was trying to give Caesar different from the first of the play?
He lists eveyone he should not trust. More Specific.
What chance still exists that the plan to kill Caesar won't work?
If Caesar reads the note he will probably live. If he doesn't his fate is in the hands of the conspirators.
What does Portia want Lucius to do?
Go to the Capital then come back and tell her how Brutus and Caesar are doing.
What do we learn from Portia's last sppech?
She is clever because she makes up another reason as to why she is worried about Brutus to tell Lucius.
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The Citadel project offers an easy, stable, and versatile groupware alternative.
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Restaurants and groceries are no more expensive in Toronto than elsewhere in Canada (in fact, cheaper than Alberta and much of Atlantic Canada.) Clothes cost the same as anywhere else. Vancouver has significantly higher real estate values, and lower average incomes, which should place it much higher on this list.
I really don't think this is meaningful data unless you're a global citizen with access to some kind of trans-national currency and no need of shelter.


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Devan Dubnyk returned to the Edmonton Oilers Monday, but not before bailing the Springfield Falcons out of what had become an increasingly agonizing situation.
Dubnyk was the winning goaltender in the Falcons' 2-1 victory over Providence Saturday night. The triumph snapped Springfield's 17-game winless streak.
He also played Sunday in a 5-2 loss at Lowell.
Dubnyk's quick return to the NHL had been anticipated from the time of his arrival Friday.
Aaron Sorochan was returned to the Falcons from Stockton of the ECHL. He will fill Dubnyk's spot on the roster.
Sorochan played one game for Stockton, making 38 saves in Friday's 5-1 loss to Idaho.
J.P. Levasseur had been handling the bulk of Springfield goaltending until Dubnyk's weekend stint.
He remains with the Falcons, who play at Manchester Wednesday night.
Dubnyk has been backing up Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers in Edmonton. The Oilers are without Nikolai Khabibulin, who has been out for more than six weeks with a back injury.
Even though Dubnyk had been with the Oilers almost exclusively since Nov. 21, he has played more games during that time for Springfield (3) than for Edmonton (2).
He was sent back to the Falcons for one game in December, losing 7-1 to Portland. On Saturday night, Dubnyk was named the game's first star after stopping 33 of 34 shots to help the Falcons end their prolonged slump.
After his two-game weekend split, Dubnyk is 10-11-1 with a 3.00 goals-against average this season for the Falcons, who have won only one game (by Sorochan) without him.


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If it's always fun to beat the Dallas Cowboys, the New Orleans Saints had a blast on Sunday, smacking the beleaguered Cowboys around the Superdome during a 49-17 win.
Several Instagram posts came from Saints fans or other NFL watchers who appear to take great delight in seeing Dallas take a beating.
Many other posts and tweets also came from forlorn Cowboys fans still trying to absorb the thorough destruction of their team.
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In regards to Nieuwenhuis, Hyde writes:
"The 25-year old played an OK centerfield... but his secondary skills disappeared and the strikeouts ate his batting average. He fanned in 31% of his MLB plate appearances. Moreover, his extra-base hit rate dropped from 11.3 in Triple-A in 2011 to just 6.3 in 2012, while his walk rate plummeted. ... He did not hit lefties at all... while doing OK against righties."Nieuwenhuis hit .252 with a .329 OBP with 7 HR, 12 doubles, and 28 RBI in 314 plate appearances for the Mets last season.
The Mets are still in the market for an outfielder, either by trade or through free agency. However, at this point in the winter, with so few meaningful options available in either market, I fear there is a really, really good chance that Nieuwenhuis and Collin Cowgill are splitting time in center field during the first month of the regular season... just as I think there is a good chance Scott Hairston, Lucas Duda and Mike Baxter might rotate around the corners... again. I wouldn't be surprised to see Alderson also sign a guy like Ryan Rayburn, as well, to throw him in the mix this spring along with Andrew Brown. Yep, I'm thinking the outfield competition this March is going to be like an American Idol audition...
As far as Nieuwenhuis, he and Cowgill actually compliment one another well, just as Hairston and Baxter do for one another. But, neither is a long-term solution, nor is this going to have a major impact on the team's power and offensive production. Basically, it's more of the same...
To read Toby's thoughts on Harvey, Wheeler, Nimmo and Familia, check out his post here.
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Account Manager, Southeast Territory
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- Category
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- Duration
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MNI, Media Networks, Inc., the Targeted Print & Digital division of Time Inc., is looking for an Advertising Sales Representative to cover the Southeast Territory; Ideal geography to live in includes: Birmingham and Northern Florida.Essential Duties and Responsibilities:Exceptional interpersonal, communication and presentation skills are prerequisite. We are looking for someone eager to identify, foster and maintain strong relationships with advertising agencies and clients in your territory to sell targeted advertising across MNI's portfolio of print, digital & mobile platforms. This "hunter" sales position will require excellent in-person selling skills to manage active clients, generate leads, identify prospects, and penetrate the organization to the highest levels.Specific responsibilities:* Develop and manage a diverse national and regional account list across multiple platforms in key categories by creating, selling and delivering cross-platform programs for clients* Maintain a high level of sales activity through face-to-face appointments, presentations and other related efforts* Build awareness of MNI solutions among the Charlotte and South Carolina advertising and marketing communities* Manage all administrative aspects of digital campaign management and delivery for each client. Coordinate with MNI Digital Media Group on all phases of the digital selling process.Qualifications:* 5+ years experience in media; print and digital sales experience a plus * Thorough background in advertising and digital media planning/buying; Must be able to influence media strategy * Creative, compelling and persuasive communication style * Proven track record of over achievementMNI offers an aggressive base + commission package, a complete Time Inc. benefits package, and the opportunity to advance.


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This week will mark 50 years since Swedesboro High School closed its doors. While it has been renovated into an elementary school for the growing Swedesboro-Woolwich School District, its former students still remember a time when Swedesboro was just a small farming community and the times they spent in its halls.
Next weekend, the last class to graduate from Swedesboro High School — the class of 1963 — will hold its 50-year reunion, bringing former students from across the country together to remember good times and the school they loved.
Swedesboro High School was open from 1923 until 1963 and educated students from the Swedesboro-Woolwich area, as well as those who were sent from Logan and East Greenwich townships.
Now, kids from those areas, as well as those from South Harrison, meet at Kingsway High School, where the most recent graduating class was one of more than 340.
Swedesboro's final graduating class was one of 68 students who studied things like agriculture alongside their regular curriculum to fit in with the farming community they lived in.
While the community has changed around them, the school's last class has worked to keep in touch with each other and meet up at least every five years to reminisce about the past.
"We're very sentimental about our little high school. We had good times there," said Donna Pennell DeForrest, one of the reunion committee members.
"It's amazing how little everyone has changed over the years," added fellow committee member Joe Musemeci. "They might look different, but once you get talking, everyone is still the same."
People will be traveling from California, Florida and New Hampshire — as well as a multitude of other states — to join the classmates who still live in the Gloucester County area next week.
Despite the 50-year span between their June 12, 1963, graduation date, the reunion committee has been able to keep track of a phone number or address for all but one of their fellow graduates, and they make sure everyone gets invitations and phone calls to remind them of the event.
In addition to a formal reunion — which will take place at Nicolosi Caterers in Woodbury on Saturday, June 15 — the class will also hold two informal dinners and a tour of their old school building during the week.
The fact that they have been able to keep in touch with everyone and meet up as often as possible reinforces the feeling the committee members have that their little high school was more than a place of education, tests and sports — it was a large family to them. Many of them had attended school together from kindergarten through their senior years, so they have been like family since the age of 5.
"It helps us forget how old we are. We think we're back being teenagers when we're together," Musemeci said.