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2006 Chrysler Town and Country
The Chrysler Town & Country is a luxurious minivan with an innovative seating design that adds greatly to its versatility. The Town & Country combines the practical features of the Dodge Caravan with a higher level of equipment and style. A choice of models is available, ranging from a short-wheelbase Voyager replacement to the leather-upholstered Limited, but all are powered by smooth, responsive V6 engines and all ride smoothly and quietly.
The flagship Town & Country Limited is in many ways a luxury vehicle, and it is in many ways a very intelligent choice of vehicle. The Limited model comes loaded with leather upholstery, GPS navigation, dual power sliding doors, and a power rear liftgate. DVD entertainment, hands-free communication and other convenience features are available by checking options boxes.
Standard in all but the base model is a system of second- and third-row seats called Stow'n Go that fold flush with the floor, perfectly flat, opening up more than 160 cubic feet of cargo space. That's substantially more than what you'll find in any sport-utility vehicle, including the behemoth Chevrolet Suburban. You don't even have to remove the headrests to quickly and easily fold the seats flat and out of sight.
Open the seats up, and they provide comfortable seating for up to seven people. Convenience and safety features abound in the Town & Country cabin. Storage bins and cargo nets assist with carrying groceries. Curtain air bags designed to provide full-length coverage for all three rows of seats are available, though they're not standard equipment.
Stow'n Go and other features and general competence make the Touring and Limited models a solid choice among the newer designs from Toyota, Honda, Nissan, GM and Ford. The Town & Country is certainly a more sensible choice than a sport-utility for moving people around. Properly equipped, it can tow up to 3800 pounds, enough for personal watercraft, an ATV, a light boat and other small toys.
After benefiting from significant revisions for 2005, the Town & Country forges into the 2006 model year with few changes.
Model Lineup
Chrysler Town & Country ($20,925); LX ($25,275); Touring ($27,755); Limited ($35,630)
Walk AroundThe Chrysler Town & Country presents a sleek, solid stance and remains an attractive vehicle, even if it isn't the newest design. Subtle changes freshened its looks for 2005.
Take a moment to view the Town & Country in profile and you may more fully appreciate its aerodynamic design. Its raked windshield, rising roofline and beltline, and fast D-pillars framing canted rear windows help it slip through the air. Pronounced wheel arches complement sharp character lines that flank the integrated grille. The rear end is designed to make Town & Country look wider and not as tall as it really is. Huge taillamps feature clear red lenses and jewel-like reflectors. It's a nice look, marred only by a black piece of trim below the rear bumper for the Park Assist system that looks tacked on.
There's nothing mini about today's minivans, and the Town & Country is no exception.
The power sliding doors on both sides are particularly useful when you find yourself herding children while carrying two armloads of gear. Press the appropriate button on the remote transmitter twice and the door slides open; press it twice again and it slides closed and seals. Pulling on the outside lever opens the power door manually, with just slightly more effort than opening a regular manual door. Once inside, the power sliding door can be opened and closed by pressing a button conveniently located for second-row passengers. That may seem far too fussy for those in a hurry to get out (and almost all passengers are almost always in a hurry to get out), so the door can be opened manually just like any sliding minivan door. In short, everything works intuitively so training sessions for your passengers should not be needed. A safety lock switch hidden on the trailing edge of the door can be engaged to prevent a child from opening the sliding door from inside.
The base and LX come with manually operated sliding doors, which are still easy to operate, smoothly gliding open and closed with the pull of a nicely designed lever. The outside door handles are comfortable, easy to operate and well designed; they impart a feeling of quality in appearance and operation. All door handles should be this good on all vehicles, but they are not.
The available power rear liftgate makes loading groceries and other cargo easier. Press a button on the remote control and the liftgate opens or closes automatically. You'll quickly appreciate this feature for those all-too-frequent times when you approach the van with an armload and you'll truly appreciate after experiencing this situation when it's pouring down raining.
InteriorThe cabin of the Chrysler Town & Country is a comfortable place even with a crowd. It provides seating for up to seven people. And each seat, including the third-row seats, is roomy and comfortable, something that cannot be said about any sport-utility vehicle. Seat belt anchors are height-adjustable in the front and middle rows for improved comfort and safety (so don't forget to adjust them).
The seats in our Limited model were upholstered in light-colored leather with suede-like inserts. The material is soft and appears durable. The seat bottoms are nicely finished on all sides; some manufacturers don't upholster the inboard side panels, which leaves an unattractive, unfinished look that you don't notice until after you've bought the vehicle. Attractive sycamore wood and satin-silver trim warm the cabin.
Chrysler's Stow 'n Go is the most convenient seating system on the market. The second and third rows of seats fold flat into the floor leaving a perfectly flat platform for cargo. Folding and unfolding the seats is a quick three-step process. Pull one strap to drop the seatback, then pull two other straps to tuck it into the floor, completely out of sight. Very few seats fold perfectly flat and no one else (except Dodge) has a second row that does this. It's a flexible system as well. The third row is split, and either or both of the second-row captain's chairs can be stowed. So, for example, you could stow the right one-third of the third-row bench and the right-hand second-row seat for loading something long, while still leaving seating for yourself and three or four passengers. Alas, the front passenger seat does not fold down, so you may want to secure that kayak to the roof rack.
Our 16-year-old third-row tester said getting into the third row was a little awkward, but she didn't appear to have that much trouble, routinely choosing to walk between the second-row captain's chairs rather than flipping the seats out of the way as Chrysler intended. Once back there, she said the seating was very comfortable. She then put on her headphones and that was the last we heard from her.
The low floor makes getting in and out through the side doors easy. Caesar the 160-pound mastiff requires a ramp to get into an SUV, but he stepped easily and without hesitation from the ground directly through the rear and side doors of the Town & Country.
The low load height also makes loading cargo easier, and the Town & Country can carry more stuff and bigger items than any SUV. There's a fair amount of cargo space behind the third row. When the seats are in place for passengers, there are wells behind the third-row seats that are perfect for groceries. A pair of cargo nets can be secured onto hooks, providing well-designed bags to keep your melons from rolling around. Another net can be hung between either the second-row or front-row captain's chairs. Hooks on the backs of the seats are useful for hanging plastic grocery bags and other items. There's also space in front of the center console for a purse or tote bag. When it comes to moving combinations of people and stuff, the Chrysler Town & Country has no peers.
Many other features add day-to-day convenience. A time delay switch leaves the headlights on while you walk from the van to your door. Auxiliary outlets, two up front and one amidships, provide power for gadgets. Four big coat hooks make picking up the dry cleaning an easier chore, and the hooks fold away when not in use; few manufacturers do coat hooks this well. Three dome lights illuminate the cabin. An available overhead console houses power switches for the rear hatch and sliding doors, along with compass and outside temperature readouts. The rear quarter windows are power operated. Dark tinting on the side windows provides privacy. A center console houses a cellular phone holder, power outlet, storage tray, light, tissue holder, and a map holder. The console i
Driving ImpressionsThe Town & Country Limited delivers enough performance to exercise domination on busy freeways in Los Angeles. Response from its 3.8-liter V6 allowed us to work through high-speed traffic with five adults aboard, while its handling permitted easy passing on the winding sections in the hilly country outside Pasadena. Yet the ride was smooth and comfortable, even on rough city streets and bumpy big-city freeways. Drinking a hot cappuccino while driving can be done without fear.
Driving the Town & Country is pleasant and enjoyable. It rides smoothly and feels very stable at highway speeds. It handles competently and is surprisingly nimble for its size. Its power-assisted steering is light, making it easy to maneuver and park in crowded lots, and the front air dam isn't so low to the ground that it scrapes on curbs. Careful suspension tuning, a recently redesigned steering system and a rigid structure have raised the Town & Country's handling prowess to that of the leading minivans.
It's also relatively quiet, even at high speeds. Chrysler says the 2005-06 models are 16 percent quieter than previous editions. Wind noise was reduced by using triple door seals, molded gaskets, a more aerodynamic roof rack, and a spiraled antenna. Carrying on a conversation inside the Town & Country is easy and pleasant.
The four-wheel disc brakes that come on the long-wheelbase models stop them quickly and without drama. Heavy-duty brake rotors and calipers ensure strong braking performance, plus durability. We liked the pedal feel and found the brakes easy to modulate in stop-and-go traffic. Anti-lock brakes (ABS) help the driver maintain steering control in an emergency or panic stop. Traction control, which comes standard on the Limited, reduces front wheelspin on slippery surfaces.
The 3.8-liter V6 that comes on Touring and Limited models is rated at 205 horsepower and 240 pound-feet of torque. Both numbers are down slightly for '06, from 215 and 245 last year, but it isn't the engine that's changed, only the way that horsepower and torque are measured. The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) recently revised its test procedures, and the manufacturers who adopted the new procedures this year are stuck with smaller power figures; manufacturers who haven't switched will likely feel this pain next year. So keep this in mind if comparing with other manufacturers. What's important to remember is that the engine itself is as strong as ever, even though its strength is now measured more conservatively.
The 3.8-liter is considerably more powerful than the 3.3-liter V6 that comes on base and LX models, whose ratings of 180 horsepower and 210 pound-feet haven't changed (because it isn't using the new measuring system). Both are pushrod-overhead-valve V6s with two valves per cylinder rather than newer, overhead-cam, multi-valve designs, but they are solid engines.
For its part, the 3.3-liter V6 delivers lively acceleration. We felt like we had plenty of motor to jackrabbit away from standstills or pull off that big pass. The engine is smooth and quiet when cruising, although it makes itself known under full-throttle acceleration. The 3.3-liter is rated 19/26 city/highway mpg by the EPA. It's also a flexible-fuel engine, so it can use E85 ethanol. The 3.8-liter engine is rated 18/25 mpg City/Highway by the EPA. Both engines allow the Town & Country models to be certified as low-emissions vehicles in all 50 states.
Chrysler Town & Country is among the best in a field of great minivans. Its Stow 'n Go seating design makes it more versatile than the competition. This isn't the newest minivan on the market, but effective updates and attention detail allow it to stand its ground against stiff competition from Toyota and other manufacturers. The Town & Country is roomy, comfortable, practical, powerful and nimble. Order the Limited model and you can add the word luxurious to that list.
New Car Test Drive editor Mitch McCullough is based in Southern California.


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I'm just home from a NITLE workshop on Moodle that was held in Tacoma, Washington. For being off the beaten path compared to other conferences and workshops I've gone to (I took notes on everything from upgrade paths and sysadmin tools to statistical analyses of pedagogical approaches and web 3.0), this workshop was surprisingly enjoyable to attend. Of course, a lot of that had to do with the hotel NITLE arranged for us to – er- experience. It's the first time I've stayed in a hotel that operated under the impression that it was a modern art museum. (I've got more pictures in my Flickr stream.) The University of Puget Sound is also a beautiful campus, so going there for meeting every day didn't feel like a chore at all.
I was a little less thrilled with the fact that NITLE sent out directions that landed us all on the wrong street as we hunted for the hotel, and that they kept promising more detailed information about parking that never came… but the hotel, university, and food were all top notch. Oh, and most of the sessions were pretty good, too.
I'll write something substantive about the sessions later, but for right now, here's an overview of my flights there and back. I got to the Minneapolis airport only to find that the parking ramp was full, so I had to park at the out-lier terminal that's a mile or so away. Getting back main terminal involves lots of walking, a train, a tram, and lots more walking. In fact, it takes so long that the flight was delayed by nearly an hour as we waited for most of the passengers to make their way from their cars to the gate. Once in the air, I was treated to a most unusual family dynamic behind me. The family was made up of two kids (3-ish and 7-ish), two parents, and two grandparents (the mother's parents). The kids behaved just fine. The mother, though, must have asked 4 or 5 times how much longer we'd be in the air. She also wondered, repeatedly, what time it was, and what time that would be in Seattle time, in Minneapolis time, and Seattle time again… She also did that thing that kids do where she'd say "Mom… mom… mom… mom" until her mom would respond. As icing on the cake, she turned to her 7-ish daughter and said (and I quote), "You've had a long turn with the iPod. I haven't had a chance to listen to it at all yet. I think it's mommy's turn now." Excuse me while I go find my jaw…
The flight back was much better, and even arrived 2o minutes early! This was greeted with much joy by my near neighbors on the flight, as we had been treated to the non-stop chatter of a 13-year-old kid flying without the benefit of parents. I didn't mind so much. I grew up with lots of siblings and can pretty easily tune out chatter and read a book. My neighbors, though, were a little less skilled at that, and a little more amazed at the capacity of a 13-year-old to talk for 3 hours, absolutely non-stop.
Oh, and because I find this amusing, here's how I spent my time since leaving the hotel today: 45 minute drive to the airport, 45 minute walk to the gate (including the time it takes to check in and go through security), 1 hour wait for flight, 3 hour flight, 1 hour trip from the gate to my car (which, you'll remember, is a walk, a tram, a train, and a walk away from my terminal… thank goodness I didn't have any checked luggage), 45 minute drive home, finished off by a half hour cuddle with my neglected kitty and then a half-hour session spent writing this over-long account of the least important aspects of my trip to Tacoma.
I promise, my next post will say something substantive, like maybe a discussion of community and how I've come to see that as Moodle's main challenge.


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The Voyager 1 spacecraft provided the first in-depth look at Saturn when it flew past the planet on November 12, 1980. It snapped this image shortly after that close encounter. Voyager's observations provided extensive information on Saturn's atmosphere, magnetic field, rings, and moons. Although it was the second spacecraft to fly past Jupiter, Voyager's instruments were far better than those of the earlier visitor. [NASA/JPL]
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Saturn is like an old friend these days. From orbit around Saturn, the Cassini spacecraft has beamed back thousands of pictures of the planet and its moons and rings. It's also probed their composition, and measured magnetic fields and radiation belts. That's given us a pretty thorough dossier on the solar system's second-largest planet.
The getting-acquainted process actually began long before Cassini, though. Thirty years ago today, Voyager 1 flew past the planet. During several weeks of observations, the craft told us more about the planet than centuries of ground-based observations.
Voyager's close-ups showed that Saturn is encircled by thousands of narrow rings, not a few broad ones. They showed the hazy atmosphere of Saturn's largest moon, Titan, and the icy surfaces of several smaller moons.
Voyager also measured the composition of Saturn's atmosphere, and it measured wind speeds at the top of the atmosphere of up to a thousand miles an hour. And it measured the length of Saturn's day -- something that's tough to do for a planet that doesn't have a solid surface.
After it passed Saturn, Voyager 1 headed away from the realm of the planets. Today, it's exploring the fringes of the solar system -- three decades after providing an introduction to the planet Saturn.
And you can see Saturn at dawn this month. It's well up in the east-southeast at first light, and looks like a bright golden star.
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The A$1.5 billion (US$1.4 billion) in the state of South Australia will feature 197 Senvion (formerly Repower) M114-3.2MW turbines.
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The great Wii sales rush has calmed down a little over the past year, leading some to (foolishly) declare that the Wii is in decline. Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime believes, however, that now is the time for software to shine, claiming that true victory comes with great content.
"You win with great content, and we're fortunate to have franchises like Mario, like Zelda, like Donkey Kong," he states. "All of these great franchises really motivate consumers to buy the software, and what they're looking for is an in-depth, great experience, and that's what we offer.
"... It's important to understand that the gaming industry is cyclical. There're lots of systems sold early on, and then later on it's driven by software. So for us, 2008, 2009 2010 were fantastic software years and that's where the profit is made."
Fils-Aime was also asked if his company regretted not releasing an updated Wii successor to combat Microsoft's Kinect. Reggie was glib in his response, to say the least: "You know, we had a new version of the Wii, it was red and it did phenomenally well on a global basis as we celebrated Mario's 25th anniversary. So we give credit to Microsoft for what they've done. Anything that's good for our industry is good for all of us."
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The Things I Don't Know
It's been a monthly ritual of mine spanning quite a few years by now: finding time on a weekend to sit down with a favorite relaxation beverage (lately it's been Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale) and write the column you're reading now. But I'll confess that, despite having spent nearly two decades following the beverage industry, I'm still a bit uncomfortable in this role. As I tell newcomers to the business who phone me for advice, after two or three months in the trenches, you'll surely know way more than I do.
So, this month, I thought it would be refreshing, and maybe therapeutic for me, to fess up on some of the things I don't know about beverages. Questions I wish I had the answers to, but that continue to haunt me. By the way, if you think you do know the answers, by all means send in a comment and let the rest of us in on it.
How valuable is prior industry experience in launching a new brand?
I've often discussed my admiration for the dedicated beverage tinkerers who've created brands like AriZona, Vitaminwater, Fuze and Monster Energy. Truth is, though, some of the most interesting, and sometimes successful, new brands have come from people from entirely outside the industry – whether we're talking the coconut water brands Vita Coco, Zico and ONE, or SoBe, or Rockstar Energy, or functional entries like Function Drinks or Ojo eyecare drinks. Meanwhile, as I've noted in this space before, second acts by big beverage winners rarely are as successful as the first, even with the benefit of all that added experience from the first go-round. So, then, does experience really help? Could it be that the benefit of knowing the minutiae of how to build a brand is offset by hard-wired patterns of conventional thinking that don't similarly encumber newcomers to the category? I wish I had an answer to that.
Is it really so vital to get your new brand into the market well ahead of the summer selling season?
The rule of thumb used to be that, if your new product doesn't get onto store shelves ahead of the peak summer selling season, you've basically wasted a year. But I've begun to wonder whether that's really true. If the new mantra for innovative brands is to build them slowly and organically, working out the kinks off-Broadway, so to speak, then is it really so tragic if you don't launch with a bang, with half a dozen facings in all the key retail chains? Or are you better off launching a bit more modestly, finding nooks wherever you can, making your mistakes on a small scale and, perhaps, building consumer buzz that may get bigger retailers more interested down the line? Is it possible that the off-season doldrums may be a better time to get a look from distributors and retailers than amid the din of peak-season promotions from bigger brands?
Is a dose of cynicism necessary for success on a grand scale?
In my newsletter, I often point to a syndrome I've perceived in which there's money to be made off consumers who're looking for psychological cover – and it can be flimsy cover at that – for urges they know they really shouldn't be indulging. So if you want to slake their craving for sweet drinks, throw in some trace amounts of vitamins or antioxidants and give it a name like Vitaminwater – bingo! They're happy, you're happy. Starbucks, as I've sometimes noted, has built a substantial business around having the grown-up connotations of coffee disguise that what it's really purveying, with its Frappuccinos, is milk shakes for adults. Meanwhile, beverages with greater integrity – whether in the form of true efficacy or flavor with no sweeteners – can go begging for shelf space and consumers. Call it cynicism or call it concessions to broader tastes, but is this still really necessary to succeed?
Are beverages a high- or low-involvement category?
Over the years I've heard various theories as to how emotionally invested consumers are in the beverages they consume. Beer or spirits, yes – those are status badges flaunted in social occasions. But non-alcoholic beverages, in the view of some marketing experts, are a "low-involvement" category – in other words, one in which consumers make their purchasing decisions with a minimum of muss and fuss because they really don't have much emotionally invested in the outcome. By that logic, it's silly to aspire to offer much more than refreshing taste, a pretty package and a fair price. But I wonder sometimes – recalling, say, Snapple during its heyday, when consumers deluged its front woman Wendy with calls and letters – whether that's ever entirely been the case. And these days, when I see the sophisticated way that brands like Guayaki or Sambazon weave together their brands' health benefits, social causes and environmental initiatives, it's hard to see why consumers couldn't be brought to see these purchases as a statement of their own values and personality. So, high-involvement or low-involvement?
I could come up with a dozen more questions like these, but that would only cement the notion that the one issue in beverages with which I'm truly conversant is all the things I don't know. Or maybe it would just confirm what we likely all already know: beverage innovation is a spooky, unpredictable affair with no infallible rules.
Longtime beverage-watcher Gerry Khermouch is executive editor of Beverage Business Insights, a twice-weekly e-newsletter covering the nonalcoholic beverage sector.


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We took a visit to the New Alexandra Theatre in Birmingham to visit Shrek the Musical.
We saw some of the props, costumes, set and wigs for the show and also chatted to the actor Laura Main who plays Princess Fiona in the show.
The show runs from March 14-25 at Northampton's Royal and Derngate and Milton Keynes Theatre from July 25 to August 5. Visit here for the Northampton dates or here for the Milton Keynes dates.


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LeTourneau University professor of psychology Dr. Vicki Sheafer won the Frank Costin Memorial Award for Excellence at the 34th Annual National Institute on the Teaching of Psychology conference for her poster titled "Using Drama to Enhance Learning of Classic Experiments in Social Psychology."
Her research poster was judged by institute faculty as best promoting quality teaching methods. Her award included a certificate, a check for $250 and a complimentary registration to a future NITOP conference.
Sheafer's poster drew on the long history of psychology using drama as an active learning technique with many different kinds of psychology courses and for a variety of purposes. Sheafer has adapted a technique of having undergraduate social psychology students develop dramatic scripts to describe their research, then present the play to the class. Each play had to be at least 15 minutes long and was followed by a 17-question evaluation survey filled out by each of the 28 class members to assess their work. The questionnaire used a 1 (strongly disagree) to 7 (strongly agree) likert scale.
Sheafer's research results showed that students enjoyed both participating in the activity and also watching the plays of others, that it allowed them to be creative, caused them to work hard, was interesting and helpful, and recommended that the professor continue to use the assignment in the future.
Runners up to the Frank Costin Award were a team from Auburn University with a poster on assessments.
Sheafer also was named the recipient of LETU's Robert H. Selby Teaching Scholar Award in 2010 for exemplifying the highest standards of teaching excellence.
"Dr. Sheafer has a long tenure of dedicated service to LeTourneau University," Dean of Education Dr. Wayne Jacobs said. "We are pleased that she, once again, is recognized for her contributions to the psychology profession. She represents the teaching scholar that LeTourneau University is proud to have working with our students."
LeTourneau University is an interdenominational Christ-centered university located in Longview, Texas, offering academic majors in aviation, business, communication, criminal justice, education, engineering, health science-nursing, human services, kinesiology, the liberal arts, the sciences and psychology.
LeTourneau University also offers graduate degrees in business administration, counseling, education, engineering, psychology and strategic leadership. In addition to its residential campus in Longview, the university offers undergraduate and graduate programs online and at educational centers in Athens, Austin, Baytown, Bedford, Dallas, Harlingen, Houston, and Tyler.
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China was one of the first countries to recognize internet addiction as a psychological illness—and then beat the crap out of people suffering from it.
As The Register points out, a 2008 government supported report stated that those who gamed more than six hours in a day and then experienced withdrawal type symptoms suffered from Internet Addiction Disorder.
To combat this, treatment clinics, which looked more like boot camps and less like hospitals, appeared across China. No wonder a group of kids escaped from one of these centers back in 2010.
At these treatment centers, both electro-therapy and "therapeutic" physical punishment have been banned; however, one teen still ended up dead and others in the hospital. (The men who killed that teen both got up to ten years in prison.)
After strengthening regulations even more, China started licensing internet therapists, and China Daily reports that instructors who use violence will now have their licenses revoked. Good.
Web addiction instructors face scrutiny [China Daily]
China's net addiction staff told to stop the beatings [The Register]
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It probably should not have come as a surprise to me that something as simple as ringing a bell would be made into a big production in New York. It is the home of Broadway, after all. Considering the people at NASDAQ ring a bell each morning to open the market and each evening to close it, I guess they have a lot of practice at making it something special for those selected for this honor.
On Tuesday, the honor of ringing the closing bell went to Town Sports International (TSI) CEO Bob Giardina (pictured to the right, photo by Zef Nikolla), the TSI executive committee and about 12 of TSI's top performing employees, according to Lisa Hufcut, TSI spokesperson. The honor came on the day TSI celebrated its fifth anniversary as a public company. If you missed it, you can relive the moment by clicking on the video from this link.
The bell ringing capped a day in which TSI's stock closed at $7.75 per share, up from the day prior, but lower than its July 7 high for the year of $8.44. Both numbers are much higher than the $2.50 that the stock hovered around at this time last year.
Giardina has a few other things to be happy about these days. The company will announce its second quarter financials next week, but in a presentation given at the Piper Jaffray 21st Annual Consumer Conference, Giardina stated that the company expects second quarter 2011 revenue to be between $117 million and $118 million compared to $117.4 million in second quarter 2010 and EBITDA to improve $2 million to $21.3 million. From fourth quarter 2008 to first quarter 2011, TSI has reduced its net debt by $70.4 million to $257.2 million. The company refinanced its existing debt to give it more liquidity. It expects to reduce that debt by another $10 million by the end of the year. And it plans to open two clubs later this year.
Depending on how the rest of this year plays out for TSI, Giardina may be back to ring the NASDAQ bell again in the near future.


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Even if rap is not your thing, this song will blow you away.
Mac Lethal has come out with this impressive tongue-twisting rap that he performs alphabetically from A to Z. It was so tough to pull off that he needed 67 takes to nail it.
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FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. - A military jury on Monday found an Army sergeant accused of hazing a private because of his Chinese heritage not guilty of negligent homicide in the death of the private, who killed himself in Afghanistan.
The 10-member jury at Fort Bragg did find Sgt. Adam Holcomb guilty on two lesser charges, maltreatment of a subordinate and assault. Holcomb, from Youngstown, Ohio, faces a maximum of 2 1/2 years in prison.
The jury deliberated for two hours after hearing closing arguments.
Holcomb was the first of eight soldiers to be court-martialed for the alleged racial hazing of Pvt. Danny Chen, who killed himself last October. All of the defendants were members of the 3rd Battalion, 21st Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division based at Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
Chen, 19, shot himself to death in a guardhouse Oct. 3. He was called names while in training, then was subjected to hazing after he was deployed to Afghanistan, his family has said. On the day of Chen's death, he was forced to crawl about 100 yards across gravel carrying his equipment while his fellow soldiers threw rocks at him, the family said.
Holcomb issued a statement from the stand apologizing for his actions, saying that he knows what he did was wrong and alluding to suffering from symptoms similar to post-traumatic stress disorder.
"I haven't had a CT scan, but I know I have issues up there," he said.
Four other men face the negligent homicide charge, the most severe in this case.
New York City Council member Margaret Chin criticized the verdict.
"This decision is an affront to the Chen family and to servicemen and women across our country," Chin said in a statement Monday. "Never before has the pervasiveness of hazing and bullying in our armed forces been so exposed.
"Sgt. Holcomb physically and verbally abused Private Chen. His campaign of abhorrent and racist behavior was unrelenting, and it caused Private Chen's death. By failing to uphold the most serious charges in this case, the military has effectively condoned Sgt. Holcomb's conduct," she said.
Chin represents lower Manhattan, including Chinatown and the lower east side. Chen was born to Chinese immigrants and grew up in that part of Manhattan. He enlisted in the Army after high school and had only been in Afghanistan for two months at the time of his death. Chen told his family, and wrote in his journal, about the abuse.
Elizabeth OuYang, president of the New York chapter of the Organization for Chinese Americans, said that at a minimum, Holcomb should be discharged from the Army.
"If the U.S Army expects Asian Americans to fight for our country, they must send a strong signal that Asian American soldiers will be protected from superiors who engage in racist conduct," OuYang said.
Throughout the trial, the defense painted Chen as an incompetent soldier disowned by his family. Prosecutors said Holcomb abused Chen and drove him to suicide.


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Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said an autopsy showed Reed had multiple bruises, fractures, bite marks and puncture wounds that all came from the same violent incident.
Freeman said evidence shows Carla Poole, 37, beat and killed Demond Reed in anger, because she said he soiled his pants.
"Poole then made up stories about how someone had allegedly abducted this young man, which turned out to be false, sending police on a wild goose chase," said Freeman. "The death of Demond is tragic in itself. Having that death and beating observed by a 4-year-old, a 6-year-old and an 11-year-old just compounds the tragedy."
Freeman said there was no evidence that Poole had ever seriously abused the children before they witnessed the fatal beating. According to the criminal complaint, the 6-year-old said Poole told him and the 4-year-old to hold Reed down by the arms while she beat him.
An autopsy found multiple bruises on Demond's head, body and extremities; injuries inside his mouth that were consistent with a blunt object being shoved in it; rib fractures; puncture wounds on his stomach, back and buttocks; a large hematoma on his left eye; a bite mark on his stomach; and bleeding inside his brain, the criminal complaint said.
Minneapolis Police Chief Tim Dolan said Reed's death is the city's first homicide of the year. He said the violent nature of the incident is upsetting to the entire department.
"Anytime a child is hurt, anytime you see a child that has been killed in a homicide, it affects the police officers deeply," Dolan said. "As you see in the complaint, it couldn't be any worse then we all imagine."
Demond Reed came to Minneapolis from Chicago around Christmas with his father. Last week his father was ordered to the Hennepin County workhouse on an unrelated complaint, and left his son with his cousin, Carla Poole.
Police found Reed's body early Sunday, after investigators began to doubt Poole's original abduction story.
The boy's body was found in a closet in Poole's home, inside a green canvas bag tied with a white cord. That bag was also inside a plastic garbage bag that police say had Poole's fingerprints on it.
According to the criminal complaint, Poole told her 11-year-old daughter last Wednesday to call Demond's relatives and say he was missing.
Poole told police at the time that a friend named Shawna had taken the boy without her knowledge or consent -- a story authorities now say was a lie.
As alleged by the complaint and authorities, on Saturday the 11-year-old told police her mother had "spanked" Demond after he soiled his pants. The girl said he had a seizure and began vomiting.
She said his health deteriorated over the next several hours, and that Poole discussed calling 911 but decided against it because she was afraid.
Demond then stopped breathing, and Poole's efforts to revive him with CPR failed. The 11-year-old said Poole put a blanket over the boy and left him on a bed for about two days before stashing him in a closet.
Police said a homicide investigator interviewed Poole after advising her of her rights. She initially claimed "Shawna" took Demond, then claimed another child had beaten the boy, and finally confessed, the complaint alleged.
Police Lt. Amelia Huffman said she doesn't know why it took police so long to find Reed's body.
"The home at 3118 Morgan Ave. N. was searched a couple of times during this investigation, including late Friday afternoon with the use of cadaver dogs," said Huffman. "At that point, neither the dogs nor the investigators found any evidence of the presence of the boy."
"There was, however, quite a number of bags and boxes -- just a large amount of stuff in this home, which certainly obstructed both the ability of the investigators, and likely the ability of the dogs, to pick up any scent," Huffman added.
Freeman said Poole's four children were placed in protective custody. He said his office is trying to contact the fathers of Poole's children and is working on an emergency order to terminate her parental rights.
Freeman said Poole's first court appearance is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, and charges could be upgraded to first degree murder.


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I think that in the world of celebrity adoption, especially, it's difficult to get the full story. We see celebrities adopt and there is never mention of the plight of orphans or the pain that children go through to become adopted. The voices of those families get reduced down to photo ops and paint an unrealistic picture of adoption. That's why I'm glad that there are celebrities out there, like Willie Garson, who are not only painting realistic pictures, but who are lending their voice to advocate for children who desperately need families.
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He's now lending his voice, in conjunction with the National Adoption Day Coalition, to help advocate for children in foster care. I had the wonderful opportunity to interview Willie Garson to help him spread his message that every child deserves to have a loving and stable home.
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What circumstances led you to decide that adopton was the right choice for you?
Willie: I was in a relationship for a long time, and she didn't want to have kids, which is fine, that's people's choice. After that relationship ended I realized, 'What am I waiting for? I don't care if I ever get married, but I know I want a kid.'
The Alliance for Children's Rights, a kids' advocacy group in L.A. and member of the National Adoption Day Coalition, is one of my charities. So, when I decided to adopt I worked with the Alliance for Children's Rights and the Westside Children's Center, who guided me through the adoption process.
Finish this statement, "I chose to adopt from foster care because…"
Willie: I knew a baby wasn't right for my lifestyle; I'm an actor, we're gypsies. Many children in the foster care system are older, and through no fault of their own have a harder time finding a permanent family. By adopting a child from foster care, you can make such an impact on that child's life. I can see in my son Nathen's eyes that it means something different when he calls me 'dad.'
What was the hardest part in transitioning Nathen into your family? How did you work to overcome those obstacles and help him understand permanency after being in the system?
Willie: The hardest things for us were all emotional; Nathen knows his family, he knows his former foster homes, he knew kids at his old school, and on and on. While logistically it was easier as he knew what he liked to eat, washed himself, etc., there were times when I knew he didn't believe this was permanent. We just dealt with it every day, with a LOT of promises KEPT, never broken...but that's good advice for any parent.
What do you think are the biggest myths surrounding children in foster care and how to you work to dispel them.
Myth: Only married couples can adopt.
Fact: I am a single working actor, and a loving father trying to be a good role model for Nathen. With my paternal clock 'ticking', so to speak, I reached a point in my life where I realized that having a child was something I didn't want to postpone until I was married.
Myth: Children in foster care have too much 'baggage.'
Fact: Most children in foster care have been through something negative or traumatic in their early lives, but they are not 'damaged goods,' they are children. These children may have never experienced a loving, stable home. Nathen for instance, was withdrawn and had some behavioral issues, but in less than a year in a nurturing and stable home with me he has blossomed into an outgoing and stellar student. He is very social and enjoys his time playing baseball, learning karate, and playing music with me. Nathen and I were meant to be a family.
What has been the most unexpected reward of adopting out of foster care. Was it different than you expected?
Willie: There are countless unexpected rewards, but that's true of every parent. Just to see Nathen get more secure and confident is reward enough, but we are partners in this adventure, we take care of each other.
What was the process like to make Nathen your son? Was he legally available for adoption when you met or did you foster first and then make the decision to adopt? How was the process emotionally for you?
Willie: I met Nathen at an L.A. adoption fair in Oct. 2008. Instantly I knew he was, 'my kid.' Nathen was legally available for adoption. From the beginning to end, it took only 20 months for us to finalize his adoption.
There was definitely an emotional roller coaster, but the strength actually came from Nathen himself, as I would imagine it comes from every kid...they adapt more easily than we do.
No matter their age, every child needs a loving home.
What do you think are the best ways for people who maybe aren't interested in being foster parents or adopting from foster care, to still reach out to children in the system?
Willie: Become an adoption advocate and help raise awareness of the 107,000 children in foster care waiting for their forever families. There are a number of ways to get involved by contacting organizations such as CASA, or you can get involved, like I did, by supporting some of the National Adoption Day coalition members who are working to find homes for children in foster care every day.
Thank you so much to Willie Garson, for lending his voice and his platform to do so much for the children in foster care and for taking the time to answer my questions (and for his honesty about the tough parts as well as the unbelievable blessings!). For more information of the National Adoption Day coalition (which works to advocate and find families for foster children) please visit their website.
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This beautifully crafted Rose 4 Seater Teak Garden Bench will make a perfect addition to your garden or patio. The curved top rail with its engraved floral motif adds an elegant finishing touch to this lovely garden seat. Classically styled with a fine sanded finish using traditional joinery techniques, it will match with all of our teak garden furniture range. Pair with one of our teak coffee tables for a relaxed seating area, or one of our dining tables to create your own unique outdoor dining set.
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Babies. Friends. Moms. Girlfriends. Grandparents. Not only did Gizmodo readers take some remarkable portraits for this week's Shooting Challenge, but they gave us a tiny but intimate peek into their lives.
Winner - Baby Flop
My nephew baby Zach I find one of the hardest things is to shoot a newborn baby. As they get a little older, hand puppets and toys will get toddlers to look up and smile. Infants on the other hand do not smile, and do not hold still. This was a hard shot to do, all morning he was flopping all over the place and crying. When I had my sister hold him he would stop crying, however you could not see detailed characteristics. We then came up with the idea to lay him on her arm, and shoot him from the side. What we got I would consider priceless. Canon 60D, 43mm, f/4.5, ISO 100, Flash Fired, Edited with CS5.
- Joshua Young
Guard in Daejeon
This shot was taken at the National Cemetery in Daejeon, South Korea. This is a guard that works at one of the monument buildings on site. He is there to sign people in, otherwise he's got all the time for a small photo-shoot with me! I like the look of his b&w uniform with the traditional Korean architecture design in the background. I did not use any lights or equipment, just the natural light and my camera. Canon EOS Rebel T1i, Canon EF 28-135 lens. ISO 400, f5.6, 1/250sec, 38mm
- Alla Ponomareva
Simple Wet Plate Portrait
I use the Wet Plate Collodion process. 10x10 clear glass Ambrotype, 8x10 Deardorff with a Dallmeyer 2c brass barrel lens, F2.2. I photograph people unadorned, just a simple portrait...
- Christopher R. Perez
Caminante Argentino
We are two travel blogger for www.for91days.com currently spending our 3 month in Buenos Aires. I would like to introduce you to Juan Carlos Balvidares, the "Caminante Argentino", who's been around the world, sharing his music beyond the borders of his native land. We met him in front of the Recoleta Cemetery, where he was performing. Finding out that I'm from Germany, he told me that he's been there and also walked across the rest of the world, making money by playing his original songs on the streets. Shot with the Canon 7d, 50mm prime lens, f 3.2 at 1/80.
- Juergen
The Girl at Knaresbourough Castle
Not to sound too brown nosey, but always enjoyed checking out the shooting challenges here on gizmodo. It lead me to buying my first DSLR, so I thought it was my time to take part and see what comes of it. Last week I decided to plunge into the world of old school lenses, the kinda ones you find on the end of a zenit, with the help of an M42 adapter I was set to go. Plucked for a 58mm Helios 44-2, an old Russian lens, and one of the earlier builds, which were notorious for their wild flaring at wide aperture. I took this as a pro rather than a con, with the hope they'll create dreamy images in direct light. My chance came a few days ago as myself and my girlfriend were taking a drive, noticing the great sunset I quickly drove to the most scenic area I could think of: Knaresbourough castle, overlooking the bridge and the river. Grabbed my new lens itching to give it the usage it deserved, luckily she's not shy so manage to get some shots in before the sun set. Shot with Canon 500D/Rebel T1i at f/2.0, 1/2500 sec and ISO 400.
- Louis Hvejsel Bork
The Smiling Pianist
Took this picture of my girlfriend at our university. She loves playing piano so I decided that there's no better way to capture her character than a portrait in front of a grand piano. Canon T3i, 18-55mm, ISO: 2000
f/3.5 1/40s
- Jonathan Nguyen
Elvis Lives
My roommate (yes, we're in college), ordered this ridiculous shirt online and we decided to have a photo shoot. The goal of the photo shoot was to make my roommate look like as "cool" as possible (hence the ciggarette and sunglasses) but we ended up getting a great picture out of it. Shot against a wall in our dorm, with natural and artificial light (as you can see in the glasses), and partially retouched in Aperture. Neither of us smoke, by the way. The cigarette was only added for looks. Shot on my Canon t2i with an ISO of 3200 with an 18-55mm lens shot at 55mm, f/5.6, 1/60th of a second.
- Jimmy Jorgensen
Miss Columbia
Walking through Central Park yesterday and I run into this character...
"Excuse me, sir - "
"Miss," he interjected, with a flail of his hands. "Miss Columbia, Queen de la Queens es mi nombre!"
"Miss Columbia, I always see you around New York City, especially marching in the parades." I commented.
"I love the parades," he started, "but I was kicked out of the Saint Patrick's Day parade because they told me they do not want gays in the parade."
"That's terrible. I'm sorry to hear that" I said, and then he interrupted my sympathy with this gem of a line:
"But I told the police officer that I'm not gay, I'm a lesbian!" as he flapped his dress.
Clearly he has told this joke a million times over, and as much as I want to say he is a jolly man, there's something very tears-of-a-clown in this photo of him I snagged. (He asked me for a dollar, but I ended up giving him two in exchange for a little photo shoot)...
Anyway, I snapped all these photos of him smiling, pretending he was in a pageant, laughing and then there was a moment of hesitation in his aura, and that's the photo I chose to submit. To me, that sadness and uncertainty is the true essence of his character. Not because I want it to be, nor because that's how I want to "paint" him to be, but because we all wear masks and every now and then we slip. He goes against the grain of society every day by being who he choses to be. Something has to be said about the weight of that burden. To me, his eyes speak that burden in volumes. Meanwhile, I have to say, he is certainly rocking the Gizmodo-look with his CD-R earring. SIGMA DP2s, 24.2mm, ISO 200, f/4.5, 1/100.
- Edmond Handwerker
Friended Again.
Subsequent to a series of events I still don't fully understand (yes, alcohol was a factor), I found myself in a hotel room (note the vintage vinyl wallpaper in the background) around the corner from my house. With a beautiful girl. And a camera. So, what do I do? I shoot a portrait, nerd out a bit and email a couple of JPEGs to Gizmodo. Sometimes portraits speak as much to the essence of the photographer as the subject. [sigh]. Shot with a Canon 5D MKII, 85mm/1.2, ISO100
- Peter Lytwyniuk
Little Brother
My grandparents live very far away in Taiwan (I live in Washington), so for Mother's Day, they requested that I take photos of my brothers and send them over because they want to see how they've been growing up. Unfortunately for them, my little brother is notorious for not being able to smile in front of a camera. We resorted to the old tactics of someone standing behind me to make him laugh, and for some odd reason he tried to contain the laughs, and this is one of the pictures that I got. It also happened to be my favorite, even compared to the ones where he was actually laughing. For this shot, I used a Nikon D90, 50 1.4/g, ISO 100, shutter speed 1/125. The lighting was a softbox boomed above him.
- Jared Chang
We received a really great mix of approaches to this week's challenge. Again, thanks for everyone (the photographers, AND their subjects!) for putting the work out there. Find the full galleries below and mega-sized shots on flickr.
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Located at 224 E. Houston Street in the heart of downtown San Antonio, the Majestic was designed and built in 1929 by John Eberson for Karl Hoblitzelle's Interstate Theatres, and stood proudly for many years as the largest theatre in Texas and the second largest motion picture theatre in the country. It was intended to be the most modern and ornate building in South Texas - complete with new sound and projection equipment - and was the first theatre in the state to betotally air-conditioned.
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
Posted by Rot at 6:33 AM
Labels: flickr.com, ghosts, jack o'lanterns, madison guy, photography, pumpkins
4 comments:
- Dio said...
That is a seriously beautiful house - perfect for Halloween decorating!
I would trade my 70s ranch in a minute for something like that!
- October 30, 2010 at 9:59 AM
- Goneferalinidaho said...
Those pumpkins are amazing!
- October 30, 2010 at 2:51 PM
- Anonymous said...
Dio reminds me of a question I've been wanting to ask the haunters here for awhile: when buying or renting a house, how much consideration do you put into potential haunt value/yard layout? Just an interesting thought...
- October 30, 2010 at 4:54 PM
- Jennifer MacNeill said...
That looks awesome! Happy Halloween!
- October 31, 2010 at 11:28 AM
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