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The Friendship Baptist Church choir from Bayonne prepares for the How Sweet the Sound gospel competition at the Prudential Center. (Video by John O'Boyle/The Star-Ledger)

Watchung Hills beat Plainfield in high school football 13-12 in a rainy start to the 2008 football season. (Video by Ed Murray/The Star-Ledger)

Favored Rutgers is crushed by UNC 44-12 before a stunned RU crowd and national television audience. Coach Greg Schiano apologizes to the Rutgers fans and voices his disappointment with their 0-2 record. (Video by Andrew Mills)

Star-Ledger columnist Steve Politi and Rutgers beat writer Tom Luicci talk about Rutgers' upcoming game against North Carolina and their first week loss to Fresno State. (Video by Ed Murray and Jeff Rhode)

Inspired by sun, sea, exclusive resorts and boho looks of the early-1970s, Dennis Basso's Spring 2009 collection hit the runway yesterday at Fashion Week. Basso, who has worked with fur for 25 years, included broadtail in the collection. Broadtail is the fur of stillborn lambs, according to the Fur Information Council of America; the Humane Society of the United States says it's the fur of fetal lambs. Animal-rights activists had planned to protest his show, but inside the tents, the mood was largely adoring. (Video by Jennifer Weiss/The Star-Ledger)

Some 80 golfers, pluse several disabled veterans who are recovering at the Walter Reade Army Medical Center in Washington D.C., were at Ridgewood Country Club in Paramus on Monday for a tournament benefitting Golf Supports Our Troops, a Madison based non-profit that has been buying golf equipment and training systems for V.A. hospitals all around the country. Many of the hospitals have been using the sport as part of rehabilitation for returning troops who were injured in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Video by Paula Saha/The Star-Ledger)

The New Jersey Ironmen Dance Team held auditions for their 2008-09 squad Monday evening at Prudential Center. The 12 selected from the tryouts will perform at every Ironmen home game as well as representing the dance team at numerous promotional appearances throughout the season. (Video by Andrew Mills/The Star-Ledger)

Demolition started on the Curry Building, the last of the old Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital buildings in Parsippany. Historians are upset by the demolition, but county officials argue the state let it deteriorate so badly that it was beyond repair. Eventually a new Morris County park will be on the grounds. (Video by William Perlman/The Star-Ledger)

Jennifer Conley and Jeff Letts didn't let Tropical Storm Hanna ruin their wedding. They got married outdoors, under a tent, on September 6. (Video by Scott Lituchy/The Star-Ledger)

Three dog shows were held at North Branch Park in Bridgewater over the weekend. Dogs competed in all different breeds and groups including Prada, a poodle, who finished second. (Video by Ed Murray/The Star-Ledger)

Check out highlights from Rutgers seasoner opener against Fresno State where Rutgers' lost 24-7. (Video by William Perlman/The Star-Ledger)

Hundreds came out to the Women's Club of Morristown's annual Rummage Sale Friday, which continues Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Dr. Lewis Condict House at 51 South Street. The proceeds of the sale this year will go towards the restoration of the home, which was built in 1797. (Video by Paula Saha/The Star-Ledger)

If the breadth of your tomato knowledge is limited to the sturdy beefsteak tomato, or that new-fangled supermarket upstart, the grape tomato, you could use a few lessons at Rutgers University's Snyder Research and Extension Farm. New Jersey's famous fruit is given the star treatment at the annual Great Tomato Tasting at the 390-acre research farm in Pittstown, Hunterdon County. More than 1200 people waited in longs lines to taste the tomatoes. (Video by Nyier Abdou/The Star-Ledger)

Frank Coler is a really good scooter rider. The 19-year-old from Clark shot some video of himself riding, sent it to Fuzion scooters, and snagged a sponsorship deal. Fuzion put him in some of their tv commercials and Frank now rides in demonstrations and competitions. He hopes Fuzion creates a pro team, which would make scootering a full time job for him. (Video by Scott Lituchy/The Star-Ledger)

Garden of Eden is a large market that only sells specialty foods. There is always something going in the store including making rice cakes while you watch, making fresh mozzarella, and there are always people to give advice on what to buy. (Video by Mitsu Yasukawa/The Star-Ledger)

MoFiddles, a violin shop that occupies 1700 square feet of retail space at Livingston Town Center, holds monthly short jam sessions on the first Thursday of every month for fiddlers that attract prominent musicians from the tri-state area. (Video by Mitsu Yasukawa/The Star-Ledger)

Sharon Keane, owner and head massage therapist of Equine BodyWork, massages a horse at Drakes Town Equestrian in Long Valley, NJ. There are many benefits to using massage with horses including initial muscle tension, break up adhesions and allows the horse's muscles to restore their natural elasticity. (Video by Mitsu Yasukawa/The Star-Ledger)

Thirty retired MTA subway cars were sunk off the coast of Cape May on Monday to help create the nation's most extensive artificial reef system. The subway cars provide a good habitat for marine life and eventually more than 600 will be found in the ocean around the area. (Video by Wayne Woolley/The Star-Ledger)

On weekdays, attorney Karen Crist untangles legal jams. On weekends, she blasts through human roadblocks as Skaterella, jammer for the Morristown Madams roller derby team. The Madams' schedule resumes in September. Find out more at www.morristownmadams.com. (Video by Kevin Coughlin/The Star-Ledger)

Ledger Live for Monday August 25, 2008 - Ledger Live with Brian Donohue. On today's show: The Giants' Osi Umenyo, football fan protests, Jersey's mounted police and comments.

Hundreds of people attended the funeral of North Brunswick police Lt. Christopher Zerby who was killed in a traffic accident. Zerby was a township police officer for more than 16 years.

The Experimental Aircraft Association has a fully restored B-17 bomber, "Aluminum Overcast," at the Essex County Airport through Sunday for tours and rides. Bob Wilcox, a veteran of the U.S. Army Air Force who served in World War II, took a flight in it yesterday with Christopher Gomez, his grandson. Wilcox recalled when he rode a B-17 through a storm more than 60 years ago, en route to Washington State from Texas. The restored plane will also be at Trenton-Mercer Airport Tuesday and Wednesday. (Video by Ed Murray and Jennifer Weiss/The Star-Ledger)

Straw polls can t predict a presidential election. But Madagascar cockroaches can. The hissing insects ran in a cockroach derby held by the New Jersey Pest Management Association in New Brunswick yesterday. They have correctly forecast the winner of the White House more than 80 percent of the time. Find out which candidate won. (Video by Joseph Perone/The Star-Ledger)

A group of Boy Scouts who were rescued from the Grand Canyon over the weekend returned home to Maplewood this morning. At a news conference on the steps of the town hall, the six boys and three adult leaders recounted their daring rescue out of a canyon near the village of Supai in northwest Arizona. (Video by William Perlman /The Star-Ledger)

Megan Washington, 19, works with Helping Hands Housekeeping, a unique job training program, that pairs developmentally disabled students at the Midland School with the Somerset County Office of Aging. She and other students in the program learn new skills while local senior citizens get much needed help around the house. The mission of the program is to help students find jobs after they graduate from Midland School. (Video by Rachel Weston /The Star-Ledger)

Students at the Midland School in North Branch study horticulture, gaining skills they can use in the garden, and, maybe someday, on the job. The students have developmental disabilities, and this program offers them "an alternate way of learning," says school horticulture therapist Michelle Tomaszewski. Earlier this month, Tomaszewski worked with students Michael Weber, Nicole Rose and Joshua Hendricks in the garden. (Video by Jennifer Weiss /The Star-Ledger)

Big Boy's owners thought they could challenge the 44lb cat that was found in a south Jersey animal shelter recently to a weigh in. Unfortunately, Big Boy didn't quite measure up. (video by Rachel Weston /The Star-Ledger)

Salt water taffy has been a staple at the Jersey shore for years and this summer it turns 125. We get a look at how the candy is made at Fralinger's which has been around for decades. (Video by Ana M. Alaya /The Star-Ledger)

Registration opened at the Izod Center for the next season of American Idol Sunday morning. Auditioners were able to pick up a wristband and will return on Tuesday morning for the actual audition. Registration is open 24 hours a day until Tuesday August 19th. Paul Marturano, of New Hope PA, was one of the people getting a wristband. Marturano was made famous last year after singing a song about stalking Paula Abdul. (Video by John Munson /The Star-Ledger)