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Tim Erixon is still with the team.
Wow, this sort of surprises me. I read the email that said that Bell was sent down and realized two seconds later that it meant that Erixon was sticking around. It is a good idea for him to stick, for at least the week, so that the team can still work with him. Maybe he has a spot and Jeff Woywitka will be the spare. We should find out tomorrow.
New York, October 9, 2011 – New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that defenseman Brendan Bell has been assigned to the Connecticut Whale of the American Hockey League (AHL), and goaltender Scott Stajcer has been returned to Owen Sound of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL).
Bell, 28, did not dress in the Rangers two games at the 2011 Compuware NHL Premiere in Stockholm, Sweden. He registered one goal and two assists, along with a plus-three rating in five preseason contests. Bell ranked second among team defensemen in preseason scoring with three points and led the Rangers with a plus-three rating. Bell notched the game-winning goal with 3:04 remaining in regulation, and added an assist on September 23 at New Jersey.
The 6-2, 205-pounder tallied two goals and nine assists for 11 points, along with 14 penalty minutes in 29 games with EHC Biel of the Swiss National League-A last season. He led all team defensemen in assists and points, and tied for third on the team overall with a plus-two rating. Bell also skated in one contest with Omsk Avangard of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL), recording two assists in his only appearance.
The Ottawa, Ontario native was signed by the Rangers as a free agent on August 9, 2011. He was originally selected by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the third round, 65th overall, in the 2001 NHL Entry Draft.
Stajcer, 20, did not dress in the Rangers two games at the 2011 Compuware NHL Premiere in Stockholm, Sweden. He returns to Owen Sound where he captured the OHL Championship last season, and participated in the 2011 CHL Memorial Cup in Mississauga, Ontario. Stajcer led the Attack and ranked fourth in the OHL with a career- high, eight playoff wins, posting an 8-4-0 mark with a 2.79 goals against average and a .909 save percentage in 13 postseason contests. He ranked fifth in the league in playoff minutes played (688), sixth in saves (321), seventh in goals against average, and eighth in save percentage during the playoffs. The 6-3, 195-pounder posted a 10-3-0 record with a career-best, 2.99 goals against average, a .901 save percentage and one shutout in 14 games with Owen Sound during the regular season. He missed 50 games due to a lower body injury suffered on November 20 vs. Mississauga.
The Cambridge, Ontario native was originally selected by the Rangers in the fifth round, 140th overall, in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft.
The Rangers practice schedule for tomorrow, October 10, is 11:00 a.m. at the MSG Training Center.


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REAL ESTATE- ON THE BLOCK- Get a spatula: Renovated house ready to flip
ADDRESS: 922 Monticello Avenue
NEIGHBORHOOD: Belmont
SIZE: 1,403 fin. sq. ft.
LAND: 0.12 acres
CURB APPEAL: 6 out of 10
LISTED BY: Anthony McGhee, Assist 2 Sell/First Rate Realty, Inc., 434-979-1223
The bright-blue house with a striking picket fence is eye-catching for a reason. Having gutted it to its shell and modernized everything, the owner is now offering a house that is clean and current (if somewhat constrained by its age). He hopes to capitalize on recent interest in Belmont to effect a quick turnaround.
The front door opens into the living room, the centerpiece of the house that accesses every room on the first floor as well as the staircase to the second story. It has a fireplace, new hardwood floors, and a closet under the stairs (useful in a house where storage space is at a premium).
Some design choices imposed by the house's framework are apparent in the dining room, where brand-new windows are set low on the walls, using the original openings. A low-hanging chandelier works with the windows to make visitors feel extra tall.
Renovation decisions in the vinyl-floored kitchen use the limited space to its fullest. The few counters are on the small side, but a space-saving microwave has been mounted above the stove, and a half-sized dishwasher is compact enough to fir comfortably. The full-sized refrigerator sits off to one side, and– like all the appliances in the house– it is new.
A closet off the kitchen holds the stacked washer and dryer, with the hot water heater and HVAC system hidden behind. While new equipment is unlikely to develop any immediate problems, the washer and dryer would have to be pulled out of the way before any maintenance or repair issues could be addressed with the other systems.
Ceramic tile adds interest to the lone bathroom with the usual bathtub, shower, and toilet– also all new– but the new sink manages to exhibit a classic aesthetic that makes it look salvaged and rehabilitated from a previous era.
The three rooms upstairs– all newly carpeted– are classified as bedrooms, but potential buyers may wish to consider their designations carefully. One of them might not be as well suited for sleeping as the other two.
The first bedroom, at the back of the house, has shallow "his and hers" closets. The second bedroom with similar closets is accessible only via the third bedroom. In addition to being a conduit from the hallway to the second bedroom, the pass-through (third) bedroom has just a storage nook in one corner in place of a closet. It's too narrow to accommodate a door, and currently it doesn't even have a curtain separating it from the room.
Interested buyers should also bear in mind that since the third floor is only bedrooms, anyone wishing to use the bathroom has to go downstairs.
The vibrant blue exterior may distract from some structural elements worth noting, such as the condition of the wood surrounding several windows and splitting boards on the back porch. Cracks in the stucco also suggest more attention paid to cosmetics than quality, as far as the outside is concerned.
While the houses on this block are all snugged against their next-door neighbors, the lot itself extends a good distance behind this house. The steps off the covered porch follow the yard's slope down to a new concrete patio in the middle of the backyard. Added landscaping touches– crushed stone walkways with embedded stepping stones and plantings in a riot of colors– might not suit every taste, but make the house stand out.
Ultimately, it's up to prospective buyers to determine if the updates compensate for the crowding caused by the old floor plan.
Each week, a brave local seller invites the Hook to provide an impartial, warts-and-all look at their real estate listing. E-mail yours today!

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History of the "Wayne Mayhem By Wayne E. Mayhew, £ -TTLFTER HIS GRADUATION from Brigham Young University in 1923, the author worked as a junior accountant for a small firm of certified public accountants in Salt Lake City, and in 1925 began a practice for himself in Ogden, Utah. This practice was continued until he moved to California in 1936. During the first few years in California he was a partner in (1) Timpson & Mayhew, (2) Timpson, Mayhew & Briss-man, and (3) Mayhew & Brissman & Co. Mr. Brissman retired in 1942 and the firm name was changed to Wayne Mayhew & Company in 1943, which name was continued until the merger with Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart in 1954. The Move to California — Specialization Specialization in the field of food processing began in Utah in the early 1930's. There were about a dozen small vegetable canners in Utah; by 1933 nearly all of them were audit clients. The first cost accounting manual was prepared in 1933 under title "Simplified Cost Accounting for Canners." In the light of current cost finding techniques this 73-page manual is, of course, obsolete; but the classification of accounts, the functional grouping, and the format for product line operating statements have changed very little. The primary objective then, as now, was to furnish management with reliable and comprehensive accounting information regarding operating results. Because of the very limited opportunities in Utah, and because of an intense desire to specialize in this field, the Ogden practice was sold to a Salt Lake City firm. All bridges were burned and the move was made to California, which was and is the home of the largest segment of the canning industry in the world. Paul Warnick was employed by the firm in Utah in 1935. He remained in Utah for a time after the sale in 1936 to help transfer the clientele to the purchasing firm. Then he moved to California early in 1937 and became a partner in 1942. Dale Bowen also joined the staff in California in 1937 and became a partner in 1949. Both of these men grew up with the firm in California, and were co-founders of the specialized practice in food processing. They became partners in Touche, Ross, Bailey & Smart at the time of the merger in 1954. Two Areas of Specialization From the very beginning of the practice in California the firm specialized in two quite different and distinct areas: (1) in food processing and (2) farmers' cooperative marketing associations. In the beginning food processing was limited to canners, but the practice 14 THE QUARTERLY


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Simon necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 8 diseños de 2 diseñadores freelance.
Help people cleanse their colons: Create landing page based on referenced landing page in the description. This particular style of landing page needed is known as a "reverse squeeze page" because it shows an informational video and then if they want more information, they need to put their name and email.
need a landing page for this the colon cleanse product - Almighty Cleanse, which you can see here:
Needs to be a similar idea, but unique design from this one, as that design is copyrighted.
An example of a very well done sales letter Colon Cleanse page would be: http://ultimatecoloncleanse.com
This is far longer than what I need. I want a short one as this is a reverse squeeze page.
Also this landing page is a **reverse squeeze page**
Reverse Squeeze Page
* Example 1
StomperNet Going Natural 3
Here you have a headline above the video, the instructions on the right to opt in, the opt in box on right, and blog below.
We are working with a smaller video, so see also example 2
Example 2
Mass Control site:
Another approach - here is different places to opt in (above the video and four different places in the body copy). But the design should be way way better than the Mass Control site which doesn't have much design.
Include the video from tryalmightycleanse.com.
You can also get the video also from
The movie should be the main focus instead of way up in the corner.
You could try putting the video on the side like at tryalmightycleanse.com or in the middle like at getblogrush.com
Here's an example of a headline above the video:
Going Natural also had a headline above the video.
You can also get more info at this page:
Also, instead of selling right on this page, I want to to just collect name and email with iContact.com
Include iContact code.
If selected as winner, send me instructions what I need to modify.
Then when someone opts in they are redirected to where they can purchase the product:
Since this is a design contest, just use the copy supplied from tryalmightycleanse.com
and the other links to the product I supplied
Maybe their would be a picture of someone feeling cleansed( like they're sitting peaceful on a lotus flower?)
Maybe a picture of bad colon and a cleansed colon.
Finished output should be HTML., code, and pictures - everything I need to upload to my website and it will work. I'll have to do is modify my user ID for iContact code.
- natural looking feel
- clean design
- video from page
- reverse optin
- collect name and email
- picture
- mention of price or to buy
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Addicted to Two Inch Squares, originally uploaded by Make it Modern.
I'm loving the Tokyo Subway Map Quilt Along that I'm starting to look for other excuses to use these tiny two inch squares- they are addictively sweet. I've been planning to make one of these fabric baskets for quite a long time but had never gotten around to it.
This one was destined to be a gift basket for the spa themed Christmas present for my step mother but now I'm not sure. The basket is a lot smaller than I imagined. The two apples are each smaller than my fist! Now I think it will fit a couple things and I'll have to make a bag or something else for the rest… Don't get me wrong I love it, I'm just not sure how functional it is.
Originally I'd planned on making one for myself to hold the fabric scraps that will end up in the trash during a project. I usually end up piling them on the counter until I make it over to the trash can and my cats LOVE pushing these piles over the edge and playing in them. But having made one I realize it's not big enough for that unless I double the size and maybe use an additional stabilizer. Hmmm
I loosely followed this tutorial from Pink Penguin. She offers clear instructions and lots of pictures. Pink Penguin only used three different fabrics but for more interest I used six. I also had some issues with the fabric dimensions she gave. When I sewed my two inch squares together the base piece was two big so I cut it down to fit to the squares and subsequently had to cut the lining piece down to make it fit. I also used iron in fleece because that's what I had lying around. In case you are wondering the fabrics are mostly from Joel Dewberry's Modern Meadow but I also used Hope Valley and Arcadia. The lining fabric is from Michael Miller and the solid fabric is an organic cotton I found at Jo Ann's.


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This flexible, hygienic, mini deep spoon is sure to brighten up your kitchen. Completely safe for use on non-stick surfaces it is stain resistant, as well as heat resistant to 260°C/500°F. Coated with the highest quality European grade food safe silicone (LFGB).
Available to be purchased in the seven individual Colourworks colours, it can be co-ordinated with a number of other items in the Colourworks range, allowing you to mix, match and co-ordinate your kitchen in a striking array of colours.


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By DAVID GREEN
Some years Morenci's sewer use fee goes up, some years it goes down. 2012 will be one of those years that it moves upward.
When the city borrowed money for the combined sewer overflow (CSO) project in 1992, financing regulations called for the establishment of a fund for the operation, maintenance and replacement of the sewer system.
Each year city council establishes an annual rate based on expected needs. This time the rate is jumping by $1 to $3.37 per thousands gallons of water used.
City clerk/administrator Renée Schroeder introduced the topic Monday by noting that two charges will now be absent from water and sewer bills because the CSO project is finally paid off.
Residents will no longer see the fixed quarterly charge of $11.50 nor will they see the quarterly debt retirement fee of 83 cents for every thousand gallons of water used.
For a family using 16,000 gallons a quarter, the reduction comes to $24.78 every quarter. The $1 increase raises the bill by $16 every quarter.
Reaching that $1 increase proved difficult.
Council's Public Works committee proposed a sewer use rate of $4.08 per thousand gallons, based on a formula that considers savings, revenue and expected spending.
It's a combination of good news and bad news, said mayor Keith Pennington.
"The bad news is that your sewer rates are going up substantially for next year," he said. "The good news is that we've paid the bond debt off."
Pennington expects the rate to decrease the following year when infrastructure work tied to the parking lot project is completed. Several old sewer and water lines were replaced in the project, along with new basins and drains to improve storm water removal in the area and a fire hydrant upgrade.
Schroeder said the water/sewer operating and maintenance fund isn't only for the construction of new lines. It also pays for sludge removal at the lagoons, operation of the water and waste water treatment plants—electrical costs alone are $23,000—along with routine and emergency work completed throughout the year.
"It's not always saving for a big project," she said after the meeting. "It's also saving for emergencies."
The mayor reiterated auditor Phil Rubley's advice to the city: Continue funding the infrastructure improvement funds.
" A lot of cities get in trouble because they really don't save," he said. "He commends us for the way we've been doing it."
Pennington stated that the increase was justified for the next year, but councilor Tracy Schell said this isn't the time for a huge increase.
She was joined by Jason Cook and Greg Braun in opposing the motion, leaving the motion in a tie vote.
Schell offered a motion to increase the rate to $3.20. She said that with this figure, no one's bill will increase and the amount going into savings will still increase.
This time Art Erbskorn, Leasa Slocum and Pennington voted against the motion.
"We need to make sure the fund stays healthy in case there are any unexpected costs," Erbskorn said.
Schell said she doesn't think the city has ever been in the position where fee needed to be doubled.
Cook stated his doubt about the fee coming back down in the future, but Erbskorn it's been reduced several times in recent years.
Schroeder said there's about $99,000 in the savings account, and Erbskorn said that wouldn't cover a major water tower problem, for example.
Schell said the removal of the two charges should not be viewed as a decrease.
"That's something the citizens have paid off," she said. "It's not that we're giving them a decrease."
Erbskorn made a new motion for a rate of $3.80, but that also failed. Braun suggested a rate of $3.37 and this time Slocum joined the others to approve the motion by a 4-3 vote.
NEW MEMBER—Three residents applied to fill a vacant council seat and Robert Jennings was chosen. His term will expire in November 2012.
HALLOWEEN—Trick or Treat hours were established from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 31.
PARK—City supervisor Lonnie Vanderpool thanked members of the Class of 1976 for their work at Stephenson Park. Equipment was painted and new mulch was spread.
HEATER—Council approved a motion to buy a heater unit for the bay of the EMS building at a cost of $4,800 from Best Heating and Cooling. The existing heater was not sufficient.


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update to 188.8.131.52: * Fix memory leak in text annotation. * The "-strip" option was excluding the PNG tRNS chunk. * Caption now wraps properly for Chinese text. * The PNG encoder would sometimes fail to respect the -define PNG:color-type option when the incoming image was PseudoClass. * Properly handled continued JPEG embedded profiles. * Revert -colorspace sRGB option patch. * Revert -type PaletteMatte option patch. * etc. see ChangeLog. - obsoletes reason-error-message.patch * Sat Sep 17 2011 email@example.com - Remove redundant tags/sections from specfile * Fri Sep 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Fix baselibs: add missing requires to ImageMagick-devel - Remove redundant tags/sections * Wed Sep 07 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - fixed wrong error messages [bnc#673303] * Fri Jul 29 2011 email@example.com - update to 18.104.22.168: * Defend against corrupt PSD resource blocks. * Properly allocate points when render text with large font size. * Added support for Z_RLE strategy in the png compressor, using - 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If these options are used, they take precedence over the -quality option. * Use zlib default compression strategy instead of Z_RLE and Z_FIXED strategies when linking with zlib versions (prior to 1.2.0 and 188.8.131.52, respectively) that don't support them. - switch on WEBP support -- require libwebp-devel to build * Mon Jun 20 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 220.127.116.11: * added Initial implementation of Cylinder to/from Plane 3D Distorts Includes deritive (scaled lookup), and anti-alised horizon (validity) Currently can NOT handle extractions from full 360 cylinder panoramas. * Fix transient error for composite over operator. * Fix one-off bug in option parser. * etc., see ChangeLog - adjusted inc-struct.diff * Fri May 27 2011 email@example.com - fix requires of -devel package * Thu May 26 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - remove the -fuse-linker-plugin option, it's default in gcc 4.6 and only confuses scripts * Tue May 24 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Require ImageMagick from -devel subpackage: Packages that depend on the -devel package very likely use the tools too. * Tue May 17 2011 email@example.com - updated to 22.214.171.124: * The -scale option nows considers the alpha channel when scaling. * Don't use comma as a separator for stroked tex. * Fix transient bug for HSL to RGB and back. * Fixed PNG8 reduction to work with an image that reduces to 256 colors plus transparency, by merging the two darkest red colors. * etc., see ChangeLog * Sun May 08 2011 email@example.com - created ImageMagick-devel-32bit for cross-compiling * Thu Apr 21 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 220.127.116.11: fixes [Bug 682238] * macroized and cleaned up scripts * added conditions for optional components * updated file lists for upstream * cleaned up the include tree in devel (patch) * Mon Apr 11 2011 email@example.com - updated to 184.108.40.206: fixes [bnc#682238] * config files moved to /etc/ImageMagick* * see ChangeLog for more details * Wed Feb 23 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to 220.127.116.11: fixes [bnc#673789] * removed survive-exif.patch * Mon Feb 21 2011 email@example.com - added patch for crash reading png with exif [bnc#673789] * Mon Feb 14 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - packaged README.txt from xtp [bnc#671047] * Mon Dec 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix build for factory * Mon Nov 15 2010 email@example.com - updated to 6.6.5-8: don't read config files from $CWD [bnc#653572] * Thu Nov 04 2010 email@example.com - updated to 6.6.5-5: * Revised PNG palette optimization * Added some debug logging in coders/png.c. * More precise blur values for Lanczos2Sharp and LanczosSharp. * Added location of first Mitchell crossing (=8/7) to the filters data structure. * Added Lanczos2D* filters now named Lanczos2* * Reorganization of AcquireFilter() to make it work better * Clearer EWA filters (LanczosSharp etc) comments. * Added LanczosSharp (3-lobe Lanczos with sharpening) * Filter sharpening factors are also always applied regardless of usage. * CubicBC filter formulas simplified by constant folding. 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(C=0.31089212245300069) This also is very similer to a Mitchell filter but specifically designed for EWA use and is the new default filter for Distorting Images. * Added new filter 'Lanczos2D' a 2-lobe Lanczos as defined by Andreas Gustafsson in his thesis "Interactive Image Warping" (page 24) http://www.gson.org/thesis/warping-thesis.pdf * Added filter "Robidoux" which is a slightly sharpened version of the "Lanczos2D" filter (blur=0.958033808) specifically designed to be less 'blurry' for horizontal and vertical lines in no-op distortions. * Add support for "pattern:vertical2" and "pattern:horizontal2". * Add support for "pattern:vertical3" and "pattern:horizontal3". * Properly handle PSD layers with negative offsets. * Added sqrt(2) bluring default for Gaussian Filter if used as a Cylindrical EWA filter. This resulted removing the last aliasing issue that was present in tests for Gaussian EWA resampling. 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This allows build-compare to identify that no changes have happened. * Mon Apr 26 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - fixed units in the output [bnc#598714] * units.patch * Wed Apr 07 2010 email@example.com - update baselibs.conf * Tue Apr 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to version 6.6.1-0: * Fixed bug in equal-size tile cropping, when image has a page offset. * The -recolor 4x4 matrix is now interpretted properly (previously it summed rather attenuating the alpha channel). * Support writing 1-bit PSD images. * Support LCMS 2.0. * Improved WMF support under Windows. * The new coders/png.c was failing to read a 1-bit paletted image properly. * Finished eliminating the deprecated direct references to members of the png_info structure. 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This must be finished before we can build with libpng-1.5. * The animate program no longer loops twice when -loop 1 is specified. * The caption format would sometimes hang when the text was not UTF-8. * Don't gamma correct log to linear color conversion unless the -gamma is specified (reference http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=15799). * Detect CMYKProcessColor AI tag. * Delete image from command line cache for -write option. * Add support for the Adobe Large Document format. * Recognize -remap option for the mogrify utility. * The default Helvetica font is not always available, check for Century Schoolbook too (reference http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15780). * Mon Mar 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - updated to version 6.6.0-5: * Permit user to get virtual pixels with a region width of 0. * Reformulate the jinc() functio so that the main peak is of amplitude of 1. * Resampling filter must respect the image virtual pixel method. * The -evaluate-sequence option behaves like -evaluate except it operates on a sequence of images. * Add support for the Adobe Large Document format. * Add support for the -maximum and -minimum options. * Check to see if ICON image width /height exceeds that of the image canvas. * Set the DPX descriptor to Luma only if the image type is not TrueColor. * Add support for -fx airy(), j0(), j1(), jinc(), and sinc() (reference http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15685). * Don't embed an XMP profile in an EPS image for now. * Insufficient image data in EPT is a warning rather than an error. * Respect -type TrueColor when writing gray DPX images. * Fix problem reading 10-bit grayscale DPX images when scanline length is not a multiple of 3. * BMP has an alpha channel, it was treated as an opacity channel. * Write 10-bit grayscale DPX images properly. * Detect PDF ICCBased colorspace. * Finalized -set option:convolve:scale kernel normalize/scale option * TransformImage() resets the image blob when called in the PICT decoder; use SetImageExtent() instead. * Support PSD RLE compression. * The jpeg:extent define sometimes exceeded the specified limit. * Resolve "too many open files" (reference http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=15546). * Added Correlate method which does a Convolve without reflecting the kernel. * Initialize grayscale colormap for PSD images. * Addition Third-level Subtractive Morphology Methods: EdgeIn, EdgeOut, Edge, TopHat, BottomHat * Ensuring original kernels passed to morphology are cloned before being modifified for use by specific methods (EG: convolve scale/normalize) * display -immutable to display transparent image without a checkboard. * Make -define png:color-type less persnickity about what it will accept. * added use of -precision in 'showkernel' output of -morphology * correct use of a 'reflected kernel' for 'Convolve' 'Dilate' and 'Distance' Morphology primatives. This does not have a performance hit, though is only truely applicable when the kernel is asymmetric. Note that 'Erode' does not use a 'reflected' kernel, so that 'Open' and 'Close' operations work properly. This 'reflected usage is defined by online morphology lecture notes (Google for "EECE Binary Morphology") * Added convolve kernel scaling setting "-set option:convolve:scale N" If undefined morphology convolve does not do any scaling or normalization of the convolution kernel. A value of 0.0 causes normalization for both zero and non-zero (added weights) kernel types. * Speed up reading the PSD image format. * Add the -precision option. Use it to set the maximum number of significant digits to be printed. * Add -features option to the identify program to display channel features. * Add -unique option to the identify program to display channel features. * Add support for compact floating point (i.e. -depth 16 -define quantum:format=floating-point). * Transparent images no longer flicker on certain system when using the display program. * Permit interactive resizing with the display program. * Support heterogeneous distributed processing, see http://www.imagemagick.org/script/architecture.php#distributed. * Fix semaphore assertion when reading a corrupt image with Magick++. * Add support for -brightness-contrast option. * Add support for the BGRA raw image format. * Added Kernel Generator to generate kernels from user strings, which allows the generation in many built in kernels for both Convolution and other Morphological methods. New Kernels currently include.. Convolution: Gaussian, Blur, Comet Morphological: Rectangle, Square, Diamond, Disk, Plus Distance: Chebyshev, Manhatten, Knight, Euclidean And both old and new (rectangular) user defined kernel specifications including the use of 'nan' to represent elements which are not part of the kernel definition. List built-in kernel types use "-list kernel" * Added -morphology {method}[:{iteration}] {kernel_string} Initial methods includes no only the basic morphology methods: Dilate, Erode, Open, Close; and a pixel color preserving 'Intensity' version, but also the special methods: Convolve, and Distance. 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Annual to shrubs, generally glandular, some green root-parasites
Stem generally round
Leaves generally alternate, simple, generally ± entire; stipules generally 0
Inflorescence: spike to panicle, generally bracted, or flowers 12 in axils
Flower bisexual; calyx lobes generally 5; corolla generally strongly bilateral, generally 2-lipped (upper lip generally 2-lobed, lower lip generally 3-lobed); stamens generally 4 in 2 pairs, generally included, a 5th (generally uppermost) sometimes present as a staminode; pistil 1, ovary superior, chambers generally 2, placentas axile, style 1, stigma lobes generally 2
Fruit: capsule, generally ± ovoid, loculicidal or septicidal
Seed: coat sculpture often characteristic
Genera in family: ± 200 genera, 3000 species: ± worldwide; some cultivated as ornamental (e.g., Antirrhinum, Mimulus, Penstemon ) or medicinal (Digitalis )
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include only Buddleja, Scrophularia, and Verbascum in CA; other genera moved to Orobanchaceae (Castilleja, Cordylanthus, Orthocarpus, Pedicularis, Triphysaria), Phrymaceae (Mimulus), and Plantaginaceae (= Veronicaceae sensu Olmstead et al.)
Key to genera by Elizabeth Chase Neese & Margriet Wetherwax.
Annual, perennial herb, glabrous to hairy
Stem vine-like, ascending or erect, often clinging by twining pedicels or branchlets
Leaves generally opposite below, alternate above, generally reduced upward; veins pinnate
Inflorescence: raceme or flowers solitary in axils
Flowers often cleistogamous; uppermost calyx lobe generally largest; corolla tube of opening flowers truncate or with rounded sac-like extension at base, lower lip base generally swollen and closing mouth; staminode 0
Fruit ovoid to spheric; chambers generally dehiscent by 12 pores near tip, lower chamber generally larger, upper sometimes indehiscent
Seeds many, generally with tubercles or netted ridges
Species in genus: 36 species: w North America, w Medit
Etymology: (Greek: nose-like, from corolla shape)
Reference: [Thompson 1988 Syst Bot Monogr 22:1142]
Annual, rarely biennial, hairy
Stem erect but weak, often clinging to other plants or debris
Inflorescence: flowers solitary; pedicels generally 218 mm, lowest generally subtended by twining branchlets, flower branchlets, or both
Flower: calyx lobes ± equal; corolla of opening flowers 712 mm, lavender to blue-purple with 12 blue-veined white blotches on lower lip base and gold hairs in mouth (hair color unique in CA)
Chromosomes: n=16
Ecology: Dunes, rocky or disturbed places
Elevation: 01400 m.
Bioregional distribution: s Central Coast, South Coast, Channel Islands, San Bernardino Mountains, Peninsular Ranges
Distribution outside California: Baja California
Sspp. hybridize near coast
Horticultural information: TRY.
Hairs very dense, very fine, of mixed lengths, tips ± unenlarged
Leaves opposite at lowest 58 nodes of main stem
Inflorescence: flowers not present at lowest few 1-lvd nodes; upper pedicels generally > 6 mm
Flower: whitish blotch on lower corolla lip uninterrupted
Seed: ridges entire, longitudinal
Ecology: Rocky areas, generally inland areas, especially burns
Elevation: 01300 m.
Bioregional distribution: s South Coast, San Bernardino Mountains, Peninsular Ranges
Distribution outside California: n Baja California


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|Rear brake width
|Front brake diameter
|Emergency braking preparation
|Front brake type
|ventilated disc
|Braking assist
|Electronic brakeforce distribution
|Power brakes
|Electronic parking brake
|auto off
|Cornering brake control
|Front suspension classification
|Rear suspension classification
|Front struts
|Rear suspension type
|Rear spring type
|Front stabilizer bar
|Rear stabilizer bar
|Front spring type
|Front suspension type
|lower control arms
|Rear shock type
|twin-tube gas
|Front shock type
|twin-tube gas
|Cylinder deactivation
|Battery saver
|100 amps
Stability and Traction
|Stability control
|Traction control
|Hill holder control
|Daytime running lights
|auto high beam dimmer, LED, auto delay off, auto on/off, self-leveling
Exterior Features
|Exhaust tip color
|Front bumper color
|Mirror color
|Door handle color
|Grille color
|chrome surround, black
|Rear bumper color
|dual tip
|Window trim
Tires and Rims
|Spare tire size
|Tire type
|all season
|Spare tire mount location
|Spare wheel type
|Tire Pressure Monitoring System
|Window defogger
|Front wipers
|speed sensitive, variable intermittent, rain sensing
|Power windows
|safety reverse
|Tinted glass
|Driver seat manual adjustments
|height, 6, lumbar, reclining
|Passenger seat manual adjustments
|height, 6, reclining
|Rear headrests
|3, adjustable
|Rear seat folding
|Front headrests
|2, adjustable
|Front seat type
|Rear seat type
|60-40 split bench
|Seatbelt pretensioners
|Seatbelt force limiters
|Emergency locking retractors
|rear, front
|Seatbelt warning sensor
|Rear seatbelts
|Front seatbelts
|Turns lock-to-lock
|Steering ratio
Drive Type
|Drive Type
|Standard Seating
|Max Seating
|Head Room (front)
|38.4 in
|Head Room (rear)
|37.1 in
|Hip Room (front)
|53.5 in
|Hip Room (rear)
|53.5 in
|Shoulder Room (front)
|55.9 in
|Shoulder Room (rear)
|55.1 in
|Leg Room (front)
|42.2 in
|Leg Room (rear)
|38.7 in
|Seating Rows
Measurements of Size & Shape
|191.5 in
|82.3 in
|Width (without mirrors)
|72.4 in
|57.1 in
|111.4 in
|Ground Clearance
|6.5 in
|Track Width (front)
|62.4 in
|Track Width (rear)
|62 in
Measurements of Weight
|Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
|4473 lbs
|Gross Vehicle Weight Range
|4001-5000 lbs
|Curb Weight
|3433 lbs
Truck Specifications
|Max Payload
|1040 lbs
Interior Dimensions
|Cargo Volume
|14.7 cu ft
|Interior Volume
|114.5 cu ft
|Passenger Volume
|99.8 cu ft
Performance Specifications
|Aerodynamic Drag
|0.29 Cd
|Turning Circle
|36.7 ft
Fuel Tanks
|Fuel Capacity
|16.4 Gallons
Wheels and Tires
|Front Tire Type
|Front Wheel Diameter
|17.0 x 7.5 in
|Rear Tire Type
|Rear Wheel Diameter
|17.0 x 7.5 in
Crash-Test Ratings
2019 Mazda Mazda6 4 DR FWD
|Front Crash Overall
|Front Crash Driver
|Front Crash Passenger
|Side Crash Overall
|Side Barrier Overall
|Side Barrier Driver
|Side Barrier Passenger
|Side Pole Driver
|Side Combined Front
|Side Combined Rear
Green Score
EPA Green Score
( California LEV-III SULEV30
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
|Fuel Type
Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
EPA Green Score
( Federal Tier 3 Bin 30
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
|Fuel Type
Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
Available Incentives
Special APR *On Approved Credit
Mazda Cash *On Approved Credit
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Special Offers
$750 MAZDA LOYALTY REWARD PROGRAM! *On Approved Credit
$750 Mazda Loyalty Reward towards a new 2018, 2019 (including 30th anniversary MX5/MX-RF) or 2020 Mazda
*On Approved Credit
$500 Mazda Loyalty Reward toward a new 2020 Mazda6.
$500 MAZDA CX-5 TO MAZDA CX-9 UPGRADE BONUS PROGRAM! *On Approved Credit
$500 Mazda Loyalty Reward towards a new 2019 or 2020 Mazda CX-9.
$1,000 MAZDA LEASE PULL AHEAD OFFER! *On Approved Credit
*On Approved Credit
$500 Bonus Cash towards a new 2018, 2019 (including 30th anniversary MX5/MX-RF) or 2020 Mazda.
* While we check with car manufacturers and other sources to confirm the accuracy and completeness of the data contained in this chart, we make no guarantees or warranties, either expressed or implied, with respect to the data in this report. Although we make every attempt to keep this chart up to date, all incentive information is subject to change without notice.
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" It was by far the best Mazda dealership I visited around phoenix. The whole car buying experience was smooth and fast. The staff were friendly, we were helped by Julian, price was good, process was fast and easy Very satisfied with overall buying experience. "
" I came in with kind of a difficult situation pertaining to my previous vehicle and Robert and Taylor made my experience amazing. I was able to get my car easily. Robert was very honest and worked very hard to get the Mazda 6 I wanted. Taylor made the finance process so easy and personal. I willl come back here every time! "
" No games, no hidden fees, great experience. Thank you Jim! "
" It was good. A member of the internet team texted me back and forth some info so that I had most of my planning done before going to the dealership. "
" We had a nice buying experience at Berge Mazda, and love the car. Sam Tate handled our sale, and was real easy to work with. "
" We were very pleased and satisfied with our car buying experience at Berge Mazda. Upon arriving, we were introduced to Paul Savage. He was extremely knowledgeable, patient, and helped us to negoiate an a deal that we were very happy with. While we were over in finance, Paul stepped out to help detail our car. Paul's attention to detail went above and beyond!! We are so happy that we chose Berge Mazda. The entire experience was amazing and I would recommend Berge Mazda without a moments hesistation. "
" Awesome staff. Very courteous and they helped me with every little detail. Definitely a great place to be. No pressure at all. "
" Sam and Taylor were super nice and generous in helping me buy my SUV! The whole process was quick , smooth and easy it just took one day. One week later and I am loving my new car. I would possibly buy another. "
" My experience with Rommy in sales and Robert in finance was top notch. I had a pleasant experience with Rommy learning about the CX-3 I was interested in along with chatting about our shared experience growing up in Chicago. Robert made the finance experience understandable and friendly, making sure I was not overwhelmed along the way. Out of the three experiences I have had purchasing a vehicle, this was easily the most enjoyable. "
" These guys are awesome, they are super helpful and listen to what you are looking for. If you're wanting to buy a car, I suggest coming here! "
" We were very pleased with our buying experience at this dealership and, particularly, with Paul Savage. He was really knowledgeable about his products, very patient with us, and helped us negotiate a deal we could live with. But, most importantly, he really went above and beyond by personally detailing our new vehicle (and it was GLEAMING) when the service department was too backed up to do it for us. Kudos to great employees who go the extra mile. "
" I went in this weekend to purchase my car that I had been leasing for the last couple years. Before I even got to the door I was welcomed by Miguel Martinez. He opened the door for me and asked me what brought me in. I had explained to him that the previous day I went to another Mazda dealership and had the worst experience over there. Miguel assured me that they would be able to help me and listened to all of my concerns. I then was introduced to John who also assisted in the purchase. When it came to signing the papers, I had Robert help me. Let me just say how courteous and professional everyone here was. I felt like I was amongst friends and family. They all made me feel very comfortable. The previous dealership gave car dealerships a bad rep but these gentlemen were the best. I walked in wanting to buy my car and I left that way. I'd like to thank everyone who helped me that day! The previous dealership lost my business, I had been going there for 6 years, and I highly recommend you going here for any of your Mazda needs! Thanks again Miguel, John and Robert! "
" I went in this weekend to purchase my car that I had been leasing for the last couple years. Before I even got to the door I was welcomed by Miguel Martinez. He opened the door for me and asked me what brought me in. I had explained to him that the previous day I went to another Mazda dealership and had the worst experience over there. Miguel assured me that they would be able to help me and listened to all of my concerns. I then was introduced to John who also assisted in the purchase. When it came to signing the papers, I had Robert help me. Let me just say how courteous and professional everyone here was. I felt like I was amongst friends and family. They all made me feel very comfortable. The previous dealership gave car dealerships a bad rep but these gentlemen were the best. I walked in wanting to buy my car and I left that way. I'd like to thank everyone who helped me that day! The previous dealership lost my business, I had been going there for 6 years, and I highly recommend you going here for any of your Mazda needs! Thanks again Miguel, John and Robert! "
" My window fell down into my door, a day before a storm was set to hit, and I was panicked! Jag helped me out and got my window fixed lickety split. All my experiences with Berge Mazda have been pleasant, and I would recommend them to anyone looking to purchase a vehicle, or needing a repair. They will treat you like family and get you taken care of. Thanks again Jag! "
" Bel K. in the service department has outstanding customer service. He was able to squeeze me in when my car went down and stay on top of the repairs needed. "
" By far the best car buying experience I've had! My last 3 were not. Julian my salesman Taylor the finance guy and Jim the sales manager were all great. The price and payment I negotiated online was what I paid. So many times with other dealers that would mysteriously change when you got in the finance office. Not the case here. After a test drive the paper work was quick and painless and I was out the door in record time! If you've had bad experiences buying cars before I would highly recommend Berge for you. Love my new Miata! "
" Great day to own a Miata "
" We had such a great experience at Berge Mazda. Paul S. helped us find the perfect car for our family. Not only do we feel we got a great deal on our CX-9 but we also feel like we were treated with respect and professionalism. Even when we went to financing which can sometimes be a headache, our finance guy Taylor made the whole process smooth and easy. Not pushy at all and we felt he honestly was trying to get us the absolute best rate and deal possible. Thank you so much for making this experience one for the books! "
" Earl, Jason and Joe were fantastic. It was like talking to friends when doing the deal. Definitely will go back! "
" i went to berge mazda today not expecting to buy a car. Both Miguel and Taylor made my experience so wonderfully easy and painless. they made sure not to pressure me but knew exactly what i wanted and how to help me achieve it. i can't begin to explain how kind they were and helpful with helping me make my decision. Taylor made my signing process so easy and kept it fun and friendly. Miguel made sure to make my actual hands on experience with the test drive was perfect and everything i wanted. i am so grateful for their help in getting me my new 2017 Mazda 3! thank you again taylor and miguel :) "
" Mike Holmes Is Always Helpful and The Young Man At The Parts Counter Printed Schematics For Our Complete Seat Configuration and We Were Able To Get The Exact Parts We Needed Without having to go back and forth or having to wait for them to diagnose it on their own without familiarity. "
" Great experience with Miguel. He was very helpful and friendly. Made the whole car buying experience great. Love our new Mazda CX 5 "
" My husband and I purchased our brand new Mazda CX-5 around a year ago from Berge and had a wonderful experience all around we had originally came in for some recall work on my current Mazda but fell in love with a new one. They made the process completely painless and quick! We had two toddlers at the baby sitters and not a ton of time to waste and we were in and out with a brand new car so quick! Our salesman was extremely well versed on everything Mazda and wasn't pushy or over bearing at the least. He really listened and took everything I said into account. I'm writing this review because as were coming up in the year anniversary of our purchase our salesman just sent me a text letting me know he got a new phone number and wanted to reach out to make sure our contact information for him was current incase we ever needed anything. So THANK You Mitch for your top notch service and thank you Berge Mazda For taking care of everything we've ever asked of you and being a very upfront and honest dealership. It's very hard to find dealerships in this day and age that truly care about you to the point you feel it and you guys have surpassed any expectation we had and have completely blown us out of the water! "
" My vehicle purchase was very smooth and easy. Sam Tate handled the transaction from initial contact to delivery and represented himself and the dealership in a professional manner. The sales manager took a hands on approach and expedited the transaction in a very courteous manner. The paperwork to complete the purchase was simple, easy, and without the pressure one would anticipate from the finance department. Hats off to all at Berge Mazda. I am very pleased with my vehicle and my experience. "
" I had nothing short of an exceptional experience here. Julian, Mitch, Jason, and everyone I encountered made myself and my little one comfortable during my car buying experience, and I got a great deal. They were not overly pushy and allowed me time to think through my decisions. I even got a hug, a song, and confetti after my purchase was complete! I'll definitely return for service and future business! "
" My experience with Jon and Julian in Sales was very good. I stopped to look and test drive the 2019 CX 9 and told them that I only had about 30 mins to spare in my busy schedule. They hurried to find me the right car to try. Julian was very knowledgeable about the features and qualities of the car and we got out on the road after a brief but thorough overview of the instruments. I was not prepared to purchase a car that day and, in fact, ended up buying at a another dealership that had the car in stock that we wanted, but I want to thank these guys for their professional demeanor and no pressure experience. "
" Rommy Tartir made the entire process of purchasing a new vehicle very seamless. His team at Berge Mazda was very responsive to online communication via email which really saves time and effort of going back and forth the hassle of test drive and negotiation. Mazda was not at the top of my list initially as I'd only heard about the cars/ SUVs from friends but hadn't explored myself. After visiting Subaru and Nissan dealerships and dealing with dishonest sales reps, I decided to give Mazda a try. His supervisor was very communicative via email and helped me narrow down some of my choices by sending updated lists of their current inventory. I was able to go to their showroom after a long work day, talk about different cars and SUVs while narrowing down my options. Finally test drove the SUV I was very interested in. After some back and forth with Rommy, we were able to lock down a price and move forward with that. Taylor helped me with the different financing options and gave me a decent option. While we did encounter some problems with the initial lending bank, he communicated any issues with me at the soonest and was able to lock down a similar payment schedule. Overall, it's been a great experience with Rommy, Taylor and their team at Berge Mazda and I would recommend their services to anyone looking for quality customer service, timely communication, and honest service. "
"An easy buying experience!"
" The staff at Berge was great. Super helpful and made the process painless. I recommend checking them out when in the market for a new car! "
" Rommy made our car buying experience enjoyable. It was nice to not feel pressured or rushed into making a decision. Rommy listened to what we were looking for in a car and we got exactly that. I am very happy with our purchase and experience and would highly recommend Rommy and the whole team at Berge Mazda. "
" Rommy and the staff did a great job of getting me in and out once I had made my decision. Enjoyed working with the staff! "
" Had a good experience with Dustin in the service department. Also, we bought a new CX-5 from Rommy in sales. Had to 'slow his roll' a little during the process to get him to explain things and make corrections because we we're there at the end of what was a very long day for them. Make sure you do your car buying homework before you go in. They were not high pressure but they were tired and so, yeah, you have to read everything carefully. Overall, it is the third time our family has bought new here and I do recommend them. "
" After a bad experience with another dealership, I was literally ready to give up on buying a Mazda. But right as I was texting my mom to tell her I didn't think I was getting a new car, Shelly with Berge Mazda called and started talking to me. She was very warm and super understanding about the frustrations I had had. When I went in the next day to look at the car, she was there to meet with me and gave me a warm hand off to Mitch. He was just as friendly and really helpful with the many questions I had. I never felt like I was being "taken in" or given a hard sale. When I was working with Taylor through the financing portion, he was also genuinely friendly and super funny. They told me when I was there that they tried to make it a pleasant experience for everyone and I really felt that. My friend is actually looking to buy a new Mazda and I've encouraged him to go here, as opposed to some other Valley Mazda dealerships. "
" We were greeted by Julian right away and he had great knowledge of the vehicle and all the features. After a test drive of the desired vehicle we were interested. Julián quickly associated with us as people and we greatly appreciated that. The deal was good and the experience was even better! Thanks to Julian and the Berge team for an excellent experience. John M. "
" Had an excellent experience purchasing from Berge Mazda. Julian Garcia was spectacular to work with as well as the rest of the team at Berge Mazda. "
" I had gone to Bill Luke to test drive a few used vehicles- TERRIBLE experience- didn't even want to give me prices, hold a conversation or be interested in selling the car to me. But the moment I walked into Berge the sales rep (Miguel) was on the phone, finished his call promptly, and automatically asked me how he could help me. Miguel asked me what price range I was looking at & I told him We wanted to keep our payments less than $500/month. Guess what- I left with lower than that! He answered every single question I had- even got to test drive the exact color Mazda CX-5 touring I was interested in! We went on a test drive (my family had come along due to my husband being army & stationed elsewhere). Miguel answered all of their questions as well. After the test drive I was already in love with the car!! Miguel I 10/10 recommend having help you! He is very knowledgeable & made the experience amazing. The only downfall was that we had to wait a little bit to get into the financing office due to it being busy. Once we got into the financing office it was less than 20 minutes before I was off in my brand new 2019 Mazda CX-5 Touring! Thank you Berge Mazda! -Kaylee B. "
" Had an AMAZING experience here. Rommy and Taylor specifically were so pleasant and made our experience a breeze. They are truly great people. We had wonderful conversations and I forgot I was even at a dealership. For reference my dad is a retired lawyer/federal judge and impressing him is simply not easy- He was so happy with how everything went he's the one that made me write this review! Thank you so much Berge Mazda I'm in love with my new car! 10/10 would recommend :) "
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