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Like a combination of disinfectant and vomit.
That's how a Royal Caribbean cruise passenger described the ship's smell after hundreds aboard fell ill.
Shannon Blace had boarded the ship in Cape Liberty, N.J., on Jan. 21 for with her fianc and 10 other friends and family members.
Of the 12, nine got sick, she said Monday night. One of the women in her group got sick twice.
By Tuesday morning, the number had risen to 10 when her fianc fell ill and was ordered quarantined in his room, she said.
It was supposed to have been a 10-day cruise. But the liner announced it was cutting it short by two days as a result of the outbreak.
The atmosphere in the ship's usually bustling promenade deck was subdued on Tuesday. "Everywhere you look, you see dreary sad faces," Blace said in a telephone interview. "Just unhappy people everywhere -- waiting to get back to New Jersey."
In all, 622 of the 3,071 passengers and 50 of the 1,165 crew members became ill, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
They reported vomiting and diarrhea.
A CDC vessel sanitation program epidemiologist, a contract epidemiologist and an environmental health officer boarded the ship in St. Thomas on the U.S. Virgin Islands to study the outbreak and the response on the voyage back to Cape Liberty.
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Two northwest New Jersey co-workers were arrested last week at their Hunterdon County job, the place where they schemed together to sell heroin, authorities said.
Charles Davis, 25, of Phillipsburg, and Jonathan Neceda, 24, of Bloomsbury, face charges of drug distribution, possession and conspiracy, the Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office and New Jersey State Police said today in a statement.
Detectives from the two departments seized 130 decks of heroin, worth roughly $1,500, when they arrested Davis and Neceda, according to the statement. Authorities said the bust was the result of an undercover investigation and accused the two of conspiring at their Bloomsbury workplace to sell the drugs.
Hunterdon County Prosecutor Anthony Kearns III vowed to continue to battle the growing problem of heroin use.
"The heroin epidemic continues to destroy lives, devastate families and affect the quality of life in Hunterdon County and throughout this state," he said in a statement.
Also arrested in Friday's bust was 22-year-old Lindsay Fretz, of Phillipsburg. She faces a drug possession charge after she was found with less than 50 grams of marijuana, authorities said.
Davis and Neceda were each sent to the Hunterdon County jail in lieu of $15,000 bail. Davis has since been released after posting that amount, online records indicate.
Neceda remained in the facility late this morning. Fretz was released pending a court appearance.
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Procrastination is human nature. Presentation slide decks are ambitiously started weeks before the conference, and then finished in a panic days or hours before they are due. Walking up to the podium, the speaker shudders as the lights dim and the first slide comes up, thinking oh well, I did the best I could.
Laser Pointer, a leading medical/dental presentation design firm, helps their clients take their lecture content and deliver it with credibility, professionalism and an eye to adult learning principles. There are some simple down-and-dirty tricks that can be employed when and if last minute panic has set in.
According to SlideShares Zeitgeist 2013 presentation on How did the world of presentations change, presentations have 20% fewer words per slide and 58% larger font than in 2012. Overall image usage increased 53% and image size grew by 16%. This is fantastic news for the procrastinator and can be used to their advantage.
Just last week, a doctor called Laser Pointer and said his presentation was tomorrow. He said, So once Ive gotten through that, can I send it over for a makeover? The truth is, improvements could have been made, even with less than 24 hours to go.
In this particular case, the titles of each slide were in different font sizes and colors, a telltale sign that these slides had been mixed together from various presentations. Image sizes were also varied and placed inconsistently throughout the deck. One hour spent tidying these up would have aligned this presentation with modern trends and provided this speaker with greater credibility.
Laser Pointer reveals easy and quick tips to salvage a presentation when time is tight:
1.Focus on the ONE THING. The cocktail napkin on the airplane is sufficient space to draw up a quick written outline. Discern what ONE THING the audience is coming to hear. Mindfully edit the content to deliver a focused lecture rather than presenting every possible aspect on a topic. The audience cant remember everything anyhow, so spare them the information overload.
2.Select compelling visuals. Use images that give a sense of storytelling and the whats in it for me elements that are essential to adult learning. If time is tight, first get rid of the amateur clip art. Given just a little bit more time, make use of royalty free sites such as Shutterstock or morgue file for low cost images to supplement case photos.
3.Declutter slides. First, make every image the full size of the screen. Next, reduce text down to 5-6 words per slide and use a large font (48-60 point). A fast and easy way to do this is duplicate every slide with multiple bullet points and only display one per slide. More ideally, craft a declarative statement that captures the essence of the detail originally written on the slide and move all the detailed bullets into the notes section. If needed, use a presenters split screen as a prompt for speaking to that detail.
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You order it, you pay for it, and you anxiously await its arrival. Then the package is finally delivered to your porch, but a thief gets there first, and steals it. It's happening in Wheeling and nationwide.
The Reverends Jim and Theresa Kelley of St. Luke's Episcopal Church ordered two new clergy shirts. You can't buy them locally. They are a specialty item that must be ordered. Fed Ex says they delivered them to the Kelley's front porch, but the Kelleys never got them. And they aren't alone. Since the Christmas season, five packages have been reported stolen from porches in Wheeling.
"I want to say it probably happens more than we probably know," said Sgt. Gregg McKenzie of the Wheeling Police Department. "I don't believe everybody who has a package stolen reports it to the police. They might just call the postal service, they might call UPS, FedEx, whoever their package was shipped to."
Kelley has notified the shipper and the shirt company, and tracked the shipment.
"If it's not there and the website says it's there, then you have to start making phone calls, and it's been several days already, for two shirts," Kelley said.
But she has another worry. Those shirts could allow anyone, from a thief to a pedophile, to impersonate a minister.
"They could fall into the wrong hands. You know, we live in the different world today. I guess I don't want anybody to find these or to come up with them and use them inappropriately."
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