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The ultimate accoutrement to your UD pencil collection, this premium-quality dual sharpener will keep all your pencils sharp.
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I have the original design, not this one, but the sharpener itself is very nice. The sizes are perfect for your normal eyeliners / lipliners, and your chunky liners / lip pencils. It's easy to clean and I haven't broken a single tip yet. The new design even includes a pick to get out any product stuck in the blade, but I haven't needed to use it yet -- never a mess or mistake with this.
Worth picking up if you don't have one you love.
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Kind of overpriced but it works!
I bought this on a whim after reading some positive reviews stating that it's "way sharper" than the average sharpener. TBH, I have only used one other sharpener besides this one and it was really cheap like $3 and it did just as good of a job. I think that with time, pencil sharpener blades will dull out just like any kind of knife or blade, so maybe $10 for this is kind of ridiculous considering you'll end up buying another one after a year or two...but since this is my first UD sharpener, I am not entirely sure about the longevity of it. If it lasts for many years, it will be worth the price. The plastic parts seem cheap though. Interesting that it's Made in Germany...!
March 7, 2013
Best sharpener!
I actually have two of these, because after getting the super-saturated lip pencil, i wanted to have one just for that so my black eyeliner doesnt get on it. But i love this sharpener so much, it doesn't get dull and ruin the product being sharpened like most sharpeners I've had in the past. The first one I've been having for about 5 years now and still works great! And the design of this is so cute too! :)
March 5, 2013
Not sure how to rate this sharpener, because I think this product is fine, I just have trouble with the 24/7 pencils. I LOVE the payoff and colors available, but I don't feel like they sharpen particularly well. It can be frustrating, especially since I purchased the Grindhouse after I was told it was the best for the softer 24/7 formulas. Maybe with more practice it will improve, but certainly not user friendly right off the bat.
March 12, 2013
good sharpener but not worth price
Urban's pencil sharpener is a good sharpener. It evenly sharpens all pencils and has a double sharpener for different sized pencils. However, I feel it is much more pricey than other sharpeners that are equal in quality. Plus, the lid is very loose and when I sharpen something quickly, the lid falls off and spills the sharpenings all over. I would go with a cheaper sharpener.
March 8, 2013
Easy to use
Though it's doubtless possible to get some 75¢ pencil sharpener in the nearest craft store, I've gotten my money's worth out of this one and more. It has yet to eat an eyeliner pencil [which I've had happen before with cheaper sharpeners] or catch and break itself. The little catch lid is ideal for sharpening over the sink in front of the mirror and then emptying in the trash once you're done doing your makeup and it does a nice smooth job of sharpening with almost no jagged edges.
March 5, 2013
I gotta admit....
It works! At first I thought oh this is just another push product and the sharpener I already use would work juuuuuust fine. WRONG, to a certain extent. I got tired of having to "make do" by putting my pencil in the fridge/freezer before I sharpened it because the lead is so soft. I actually ordered the 2 double-ended liners that came with the sharpener. It really does make a difference in how the 24/7 pencils sharpen and how much product you don't waste with this.
April 5, 2013
Works well.
I don't know what makes this different from other eye liner pencil sharpeners, but this one works really well. I have another sharpener from a large retail store... and it constantly breaks the pencil lead. I thought it may have just been too soft, but UD's Grindhouse works great. No breakage, and comes with a little plastic pick to poke out the shavings. I wouldn't get this at full price, so wait for a sale!
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Antalya is situated at western part of Mediterranean Region, which is bounded by Taurus Mountain Ranges.
Antalya is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea at the south, Icel province at the east, Isparta and Burdur provinces at the north, and Mugla province at the west.
Antalya is regarded as being under the influence of Mediterranean climate, however, this is not so in the regions away from the sea and at elevated altitudes.
Overall surface area of Antalya Province is about 20,223 km2, representing 2,6% of overall surface area of Turkey. Of overall provincial surface area,
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Welcome to Oklahoma
The Oklahoma offices of the Arthritis Foundation are working to improve the lives of the 820,000 adults and 3,500 children across our state who struggle every day with this serious health epidemic. To help reduce the unacceptable pain, disablity and other burdens of arthritis and related diseases, we offer information, events, research grants, advocacy activities and other vital programs and services.
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The South Central Region of the Arthritis Foundation has just added two new vice presidents to their team. Former American Heart Association National director of Philanthropic Giving Society Karla Baldelli has been named the Arthritis Foundation SCR's Senior Vice President of Development. Her position is new "for the region with a primary focus to significantly expand revenue development efforts and increase overall results." read more
Oklahoma Tribute to Excellence to Take Place May 2
The annual Tribute to Excellence Dinner will be honoring two Oklahomans this year. Governor Bill Anoatubby of the Chickasaw Nation and Ms. Danya Impson. The award is presented each year for the honorees' commitment to the community and for their support of the Arthritis Foundation's mission to be the leader in the prevention, control and cure of arthritis and related diseases. read more
Oklahoma Camp J.A.M. Set for June 23-29
The Arthritis Foundation is looking for lords and ladies, ages 6-17, who have been diagnosed with juvenile arthritis, to come have fun as we explore a world from long ago. This medieval adventure takes place at one of Oklahoma's best summer camp facilities - Camp Classen near Davis, OK. read more
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Xerox Product Security for Secure Printing
At Xerox, product security issues are front and center. As a leader in the development of digital technology, Xerox has demonstrated a commitment to keeping digital information safe and secure by identifying potential vulnerabilities and proactively addressing them to limit risk. Customers have responded by looking to Xerox as a trusted provider of secure printing solutions with many standard and optional product security features.
Xerox production devices are, of course, designed for speed and include high output features. Xerox office devices are the highest-speed devices in the industry to receive Common Criteria Certification, providing an independent standard for product security. Several of Xerox Corporation's high-speed digital copiers and advanced multifunction printers have become the fastest office devices in the industry to earn the international standard in information and product security. You may review the Xerox devices that have achieved or are being evaluated for Common Criteria on our
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These devices join a long list of Xerox mid-speed office products to make it even easier for customers to meet their document production needs and the strict ecure printing requirements in the government, military, healthcare, legal and financial sectors. Specific product security features on Xerox devices include:
Image Overwrite Option
The Image Overwrite product security option electronically shreds information stored on the hard disk of devices as part of routine job processing. Electronic erasure can be performed automatically at job completion (Immediate), On Demand, and on some models Scheduled. The Xerox Image Overwrite product security process implements a three-pass algorithm originally specified by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Data Encryption
All data in motion in and out of the device, as well as data stored within the device, is secured with state of the art encryption. Most Xerox devices support several different protocols for encrypting data in motion in and out of the device including SSL and IP Security (IPSec). Note that scanning, printing, and access to the Web/remote user interface can be secured with either SSL/TLS or IPSec.
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Unified ID System
integrates your Xerox multifunction priinters with your existing employee/student ID badge solution to provide a flexible and convenient authentication system. Users simply log-in with a swipe of their magnetic or proximity ID card for secure access to multifunction printer featurs that need to be tracked for accounting or regulatory requirements.
Embedded Fax
While firewalls work at the network periphery to prevent unauthorized access to a customer's environment, unprotected fax connections in multifunction printers can be an open "back door" into the network. Xerox was the first manufacturer to offer a Common Criteria certified product that assures complete separation of the fax telephone line and the network connection, and continues to include that claim in all product security certifications.
Xerox Standard Accounting
When enabled on Xerox office printers and multifunction printers, this feature monitors the print, copy, scan and fax pages produced and who produces them. Administrators can limit the number of print, copy, scan and fax jobs a user can perform, track activity at a user, group or department level, and manage access to color copying and printing.
User Authorization
Use of device functions (e.g., scan, e-mail and fax) can be restricted by user and by function according to access control lists set by the System Administrator.
Secure Print
When sending a job from a print driver or using the web print submission tool, the user selects the Secure Print method and enters a unique PIN number. Jobs are sent and safely stored at the device until the user enters that same unique PIN to release them. This controls unauthorized viewing of hard copy documents sent to the printer.
Extensible Interface Platform® (EIP)
A labor saving feature for office and multifunction printers, this allows document-related software applications to be accessed on the user interface to improve workflow and minimize time at the device.
Removable Hard Disk Drive Accessory/Kit
Removable Hard Drive Kits are only supported on some Production High Volume systems which allow the System Administrator to quickly and easily remove hard drives and lock them up. This eliminates the risk of unauthorized access when the device is unattended or is powered off at end of day. This capability is helpful for customers who print data that is subject to legal regulations (e.g., HIPAA, PCI) or might have a Variable Input Printing database containing sensitive information.
Access Control
Most customers need to restrict access to a device to a limited set of authorized users and Operators. Xerox production devices include access control features such as:
Authentication Feature:
This feature ensures that only properly authorized users are permitted to use a Production device. Any type of interaction between a user and a Xerox production device is associated with a security account. The association, or logon session, is the basis for granting access to any user. Once the logon session is established, the user can interact with the printer or access customer data, subject to restrictions based on the user's Role.
Role Based Access Control (RBAC):
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Microsoft Active Directory Services
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: Internet Protocol (IP) Filtering capability enables a system administrator to restrict access to the device to a limited set of IP addresses. This provides a defense against remote attackers. Computers whose IP addresses are outside of the allowed set are not permitted to access the device.
: Internet Protocol (IP) Security enables the digital front end or printer device to authenticate remote users and requires these users to encrypt the data transmitted using legacy print protocols such as LPR and Port 9100. IPSec is supported by a variety of PC operating systems including all modern versions of Microsoft Windows.
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Digital Certificate
: The Digital Certificate feature enables the system administrator to create a self-signed digital certificate, or import a digital certificate signed by a Certificate Authority (e.g., RSA, VeriSign). A digital certificate enables print clients to authenticate a printer/print server and to encrypt data using SSL/TLS.
Network Authentication
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802.1x Device Authentication
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A supporter of gun control is seen standing outside the White House in Washington D.C. A host of sensible laws have been proposed over the years that would make it harder for dangerous people to obtain guns, or which would ban the kind of guns that are good only for mass killing. (Michael Reynolds / EPA / December 15, 2012) |
As the nation reels from the horror of Friday's shootings in a Connecticut elementary school, where a gunman so numb to human sensibility that he could casually snuff out the lives of wide-eyed innocents slaughtered 20 children and six adults, politicians are crafting news releases. Among them are New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and California's Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer, who are both calling for stricter gun-control laws.
This will be denounced, of course, as opportunism by many conservative gun-rights proponents, who will say that the wake of a tragedy is no time to talk about politics. Yet it's a fact of democratic life that disasters are often the only thing that can bring about profound political change. Moreover, one would have to be as deranged as the Connecticut gunman not to be moved by the events in Newtown to want to take some action that would prevent such tragedies in the future.
When it comes to gun control, though, that brings up two profound questions: Are there really laws that would stem mass shootings — which seem to have reached epidemic proportions in the United States — and is there any chance of getting them approved at the federal level? The answer to the first question is, probably yes. To the second, probably no.
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A host of sensible laws have been proposed over the years that would make it harder for dangerous people to obtain guns, or which would ban the kind of guns that are good only for mass killing. For example: The federal government could close the gun-show loophole, which allows unlicensed dealers to sell used guns without conducting background checks on buyers. It could enhance the background-check system to search more thoroughly for evidence of mental illness. It could ban assault weapons, or weapons with large magazines that are only useful if one intends to kill a lot of human beings very quickly (the Connecticut gunman used two such large-magazine weapons, a Glock pistol and a Bushmaster .223 M4 carbine rifle). We would favor passage of any or all of these laws, which would do nothing to prevent responsible gun owners from protecting themselves or hunting.
Gun-rights proponents argue that these laws would be ineffective because anyone depraved enough to plan mass murder wouldn't hesitate to break the law to obtain a gun. Maybe, maybe not. But in any case, that's no reason to make it so easy for them. One can't help but be struck by the fact that on the same day as the Newtown massacre, a deranged man in China, where guns are very hard to obtain, slashed 22 children with a knife outside an elementary school. None of them died.
Much as we'd like to see a modicum of sanity in U.S. gun laws, it doesn't seem forthcoming. Liberals from urban states such as Boxer are unlikely to overcome opposition to gun controls from Republicans and moderate Democrats in the Senate. The idea that the Republican-dominated House would do anything to restrict gun ownership is a vain fantasy. And President Obama has thus far proven himself unwilling to expend the kind of political capital necessary to move meaningful gun reform into the forefront of the national debate. Hug your children and protect them as best you can; politicians are unlikely to do so.


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Last Friday, the second phase of the Magic Kingdom's New Fantasyland expansion began a "dress rehearsal" with lucky park guests who began lining up as soon as the park opened in anticipation of the preview. The land is expected to be open to all guests for "dress rehearsal" from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. each day through this Friday, October 19. The land then begins two weeks of cast member previews, followed by Passholder, D23, and Disney Vacation Club previews. Official previews begin November 19, and the land's grand opening takes place on December 6 during a press event. We'll bring you reports from that event as close to real-time as we can.
Just about everything in Fantasyland Forest is now open, with the exception of the Be Our Guest Restaurant, which is open for guests to view, but will not begin food service until the official previews start. In addition to Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid and Enchanted Tales with Belle, Gaston's Tavern and Bonjour! Village Gifts are now open for dining and shopping. The Little Mermaid dark ride features Fastpass, which can be obtained at the Mickey's PhilharMagic Fastpass location. Gaston is available for meet-and-greets near the fountain in his honor outside his tavern. Ariel is also doing meet-and-greets at her grotto adjacent to the queue area for her attraction.
Be Our Guest Restaurant is currenly open only for viewing of the restaurant. It won't be available for dining until November 19. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
A sad gargoyle holds a lamppost along the bridge leading to Be Our Guest. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
While the gates leading to Be Our Guest were closed on Friday, they opened on Saturday. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
The gates bear the crest of the prince-turned-beast. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
Once inside the restaurant, a stained glass window provides a great backdrop for family photos prior to dining at the restaurant. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
The ballroom dining room, resembling the famed scene from the movie, sports the largest space of the three dining rooms. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
Gaston's Tavern is serving a variety of refreshments, including enormous warm cinnamon rolls ($3.99), roasted pork shanks ($7.99), chocolate croissants ($2.99), fresh fruit and veggies ($3.49 to $3.69), hummus ($4.39), and beverages ($2.19 to $3.49). The signature beverage will be LeFou's Brew (also known in Disney California Adventure's Cars Land as Red's Apple Freeze), a frozen apple juice with a taste of toasted marshmallow, topped with all-natural passion fruit-mango foam. It comes in a souvenir stein (featuring an image of Gaston) or goblet (featuring an image of Belle) for $9.99, or without the souvenir drinkware for $4.49. Elsewhere in the area, Maurice's Amazing Popping Machine sells popcorn and beverages.
A waterfall down the rockwork near Beast's Castle provides a great feel to the new area of the park. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
As you move toward Prince Eric's castle, the rockwork changes color and shape. Water features have a different feel, as well. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
Bonjour! Village Gifts, themed to Belle's favorite bookstore, features everything from apparel to dishware, costume accessories to home goods. As merchandise is still arriving, purchase of some items will be limited to two or four items per guest. Those items will be labeled as such in the store.
A shipwreck with a figurehead depicting Ariel decorates the entry to the queue for Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
The queue for Journey of the Little Mermaid is lengthy but well-themed. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
The load/unload area for Journey of the Little Mermaid is themed to appear as part of Prince Eric's castle. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
If you're looking for even more details about the new area, the Disney Parks Blog will be hosting a live chat with Chris Beatty this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. Chris is the Creative Director for the project at Walt Disney Imagineering, and a heck of a nice guy.
Gaston's Tavern is a great place to cool off with a Roasted Pork Shank and LeFou's Brew. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
The portrait of Gaston in his tavern is as impressive as he is. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
He uses antlers in all of his decorating. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
Bonjour! Village Gifts resembles Belle's favorite bookseller's shop. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
Appropriately-themed dishware is for sale in the shop. Photo by J. Jeff Kober.
The first phase of New Fantasyland, Storybook Circus, opened in July. Phase 3, Princess Fairytale Hall, is scheduled to open in early 2013. The final phase, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, is currently expected to open in early 2014.
Last week's preview reservations for Passholders and D23 members did not quite go off as scheduled. While the D23 reservations became available at 1 p.m. EDT as scheduled, Passholder reservations were delayed a week due to "technical difficulties." It's uncertain whether the delay was actually due to problems with the computer systems, concern about swamping the system with a higher percentage of people home on Columbus Day without worry of having to try from work, or wanting to get the "dress rehearsals" started before opening the official sneak previews.
Meanwhile, Disney Vacation Club Member previews were announced last Wednesday. Those reservations become available today at noon EDT, the same time as the rescheduled Passholder reservations open.
The DVC previews take place on November 4 and 5. Each day features three three-and-a-half-hour sessions (8:00 to 11:30 a.m., 12:30 to 4:00 p.m., and 5:00 to 8:30 p.m.). DVC Members can register for themselves and up to 3 guests. As a reminder, Passholders can register parties up to 8 guests total, but each member of the party must be a valid passholder at both the time of registration and on the date of the preview. To register, Passholders will need the names, dates of birth, and annual pass numbers for each member of the party.
The Passholder website will post a reservation link when tickets become available at noon EDT. There is no word yet on how the DVC reservation link will be posted. After you register, you see a confirmation page. Print this confirmation, and take it to the event check-in location with a valid photo ID and valid annual pass to receive your ticket(s). Disney is only accepting printed confirmations, and will not accept electronic images (on cell phones, tablets, etc.) for admission.
When you reserve your tickets, you choose between two itineraries. Both provide a self-guided tour of Be Our Guest Restaurant and a ride on Under the Sea – Journey of the Little Mermaid. The itineraries diverge, as one provides the chance to experience Enchanted Tales with Belle, while the other provides access to the meet-and-greet photo opportunity with Ariel at Ariel's Grotto.
Here are the currently scheduled preview dates:
Saturday, November 3
Sunday, November 4
Monday, November 5
Saturday, November 10
Sunday, November 11
Registration is now open for MouseAdventure: World Explorers IV, but only until this Friday, October 19. The fourth annual running of the scavenger hunt/puzzle quest/race through Walt Disney World's parks takes place on Saturday, November 3 at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom (the game has been going on at the parks of the Disneyland Resort for more than 11 years now). Do you think that you know the Magic Kingdom? We bet you don't know it as well as you think you do! Test your wits against those of our puzzle masters. Registration will close on Friday, October 19th at 11:00 p.m. (EDT), or when the event sells out. For more information, check out the MouseAdventure information page.
One of the most popular parts Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party is the ride of the Headless Horseman before the Boo To You Parade. Last Monday night, while taking the turn in Liberty Square on a wet pathway, the Horseman's horse lost its footing and fell, throwing its rider. The horse and rider were OK. The rider soon remounted, and the duo completed the parade route. They did not ride before the second parade that night.
A cell phone video (please shoot horizontally, people!) shows the Headless Horseman's mount slipping and falling in Liberty Square last Monday night.
Another set of videos shows the horse trotting by alone, the rider being walked to the horse, and the duo resuming the ride.
There are weather-related criteria for whether or not the ride will take place, and whether it would be full speed or a slower pace. It's unknown at this time what caused the fall. The ride has taken place again since that night, though at a reduced speed.
There are reports that this is a new horse riding the route this year, replacing Khan, who had traveled the route many times over the preceding years. Those reports, however, are unconfirmed.
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Tye Arnold, of Northeastern Arkansas, and Rich Tamayo, of Queens, New York, were named the 2013–2014 Walt Disney World Ambassador team during a ceremony at Epcot's America Gardens Theatre last Friday. The two men made it through a two-month candidate search to represent the more than 64,000 cast members at the resort from January 2013 through December 2014. They will succeed the outgoing Ambassador team of Norman Vossschulte and Jennifer Mason, whose terms expire at the end of the year.
The new team will represent the resort at an average of nearly 10 events per day throughout the year, from community and VoluntEAR events to hospital visits to serving as masters of ceremonies at press events and internal cast member recognition ceremonies.
Tye Arnold and Rich Tamayo are named the Walt Disney World Ambassadors for 2013-2014.
Nominations are now open for the sixth annual Disney's Dreamers Academy. The event, presented in conjunction with Steve Harvey and Essence magazine, takes place March 7 to 10, 2013. One hundred U.S. high school students ages 13-19 and a parent or guardian will attend the educational and mentoring program.
The students will be inspired by celebrities and motivational speakers, and will participate in workshops to get hands-on experience in a variety of careers. Students will be able to explore arts and sciences, athletics, culinary, and more.
Students can be nominated through October 31 by parents, teachers, mentors, and even themselves. Nominations must be made online at the Disney's Dreamers Academy website. You can also get more information on Facebook or by following @dreamersacademy on Twitter. Winners will be announced in early 2013.
The widow of Russell Roscoe, the maintenance worker killed while working on Primeval Whirl on March 13, 2011, has filed a wrongful death suit against Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. Terrie Roscoe claims that her husband was injured when a a ride operator broke protocol in releasing a ride vehicle without sufficient warning, and that a loudspeaker malfunction prevented her husband from hearing any warnings. She also claims that the management of maintenance workers "fostered a rushed environment whereby important implemental safety precautions were ignored by management."
Last September, OSHA cited Disney for four violations in the incident and levied $69,000 in fines against the company. Two of the violations were classed as "Serious," one as "Repeat," and one as "Other."
Roscoe is seeking damages for wrongful death, pain and suffering, funeral expenses, and lost support.
The following is a listing of interesting items from paperwork filed with Orange County in the last week:
…Test Track reopens on December 6, following the opening of New Fantasyland earlier in the day. The "reimagined" attraction will have guests in the queue design their own concept car in a design studio via a series of selections, then board a six-passenger SimCar for a test drive. Guests will find out how well their design responds in capability, efficiency, responsiveness, and power as compared to the SimCar. In the post-show, guests will find out their test results, and will also be able to use a digital driving table to race their design over various terrains and extreme conditions. There will even be an opportunity to create a commercial for their custom car. Of course, there will also be a Chevrolet showroom displaying the latest models. Test Track's reopening will be part of a press event for the Magic Kingdom's expansion. MousePlanet will bring you reports from the press event as close to real-time as possible.
…The new Alice in Wonderland-themed water play area at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is officially open. There are water sprays, two small water slides, and an oversized Mat Hatter's hat that fills with water and dumps its contents on those below.
…For those steampunk fans out there, a new series of Mechanical Kingdom merchandise will become available over the next few months. New Vinylmation figures are being rolled out now, two open edition pins will be released in November, and a set of ear hat ornaments will roll out next spring.
…Registration for the featured race of the November 9–10 Disney's Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend is full. There are still some opportunities available to run the race via charity groups and travel operators. Look for details at the event website. The related Mickey's Jingle Jungle 5K is 73 percent full, runDisney Kids Races are 69 percent full, and the Wine & Dine Finish Line Party is 90 percent sold out.
…Registration for the featured events of the January 10–13, 2013, Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend are full, including the Goofy's Race and a Half Challenge, the full Marathon, and the Half Marathon. The Runner's World Challenge is also sold out. The Disney Family Fun Run 5K still has room at 76 percent full, and the runDisney Kids' Races are 53 percent full. Space for the featured races is still available through Team in Training and other groups with reserved spots.
…Registration for the February 22–24, 2013, fifth annual Princess Half Marathon Weekend is open. The individual and team Half Marathons are both 72 percent full. The Race Retreat is 80 percent full and the post-5K breakfast is 52 percent full.
…The MousePlanet Newsletter is here! The newsletter contains a recap of the week's articles (in case you miss a day), news that may have developed since the weekly Updates were published, and tips about what's happening at the Disney theme parks for the coming weekend. We'll also include a fun MouseAdventure bonus, such as an Eye Spy or a trivia question. To subscribe to our free newsletter, go to the MousePlanet main page and enter your email address in the top right box labeled "Join the MousePlanet Newsletter." Click Join, then fill out the fields in the registration page, including your first and last name. The Newsletter is free, but you must complete this registration to receive it, even if you may have signed up for one with us in the past.
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A Passholder discount is available for most dates through December 24. Passholders can book this discount through the day of arrival if rooms are still available. As with all discounts, rooms available at these rates is limited, and minimum length-of-stay requirements may apply for Friday or Saturday arrivals. No group rates or other discounts apply. Campsites, 3-bedroom Grand Villas, and standard rooms at Disney's Art of Animation Resort are not included. Discounts range from 20-35 percent and availability varies by date.
You can make your reservation through the Walt Disney World Passholder website or by calling (407) 939-7859 or your favorite travel agent and mentioning discount code Q5M. MousePlanet's preferred Disney travel providers are MouseEarVacations.com (link), Small World Vacations (link) and Get Away Today (link).
A free dining package for 2013 is now available for citizens of the United Kingdom. The package is valid for arrivals in 2013 between January 13 and March 19, as well as April 7, through December 8. The package includes not only a free Disney Dining Plan, but also a $100 gift card and a 14-day ticket for the price of a 14-day ticket. The deal is valid for a free Quick-Service Dining Plan at Moderate resorts and a free standard Dining Plan at Deluxe resorts. You must book by November 15, 2012 to get this deal.
You can now can book a room-only reservation at select Walt Disney World resorts for 15-35 percent off of standard rates most nights from January 2 through March 7, except January 18-20. Reservations must be booked by December 31.
Guests can receive 35 percent off at all Deluxe and Deluxe Villas Resorts, except for Disney's Wilderness Lodge and the Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, which both offer 25 percent off..
30 percent discounts are available at most Moderate Resorts, including Disney's Coronado Springs Resort, Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort, Disney's Port Orleans Riverside Resort, and Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort Cabins.
Guests can also get a 25 percent discount at Disney's All-Star Sports Resort, Disney's All-Star Movies Resort, and Disney's Pop Century Resort
Fifteen percent discounts can be had at Disney's Art of Animation Resort, family suites only. Standard rooms in the Little Mermaid-themed section are excluded. Also excluded are Port Orleans French Quarter Resort, All-Star Music Resort, 3-bedroom Grand Villas, and Fort Wilderness campsites.
The number of rooms available at these rates is limited. Minimum length-of-stay requirements may apply for Friday or Saturday arrivals.
You can make your reservation through the Walt Disney World website or by calling (407) 939-7661 or your favorite travel agent. MousePlanet's preferred Disney travel providers are MouseEarVacations.com (link), Small World Vacations (link) and Get Away Today (link).
You can now book a room-only reservation at select Walt Disney World resorts for discounts on room, ticket, and dining packages most nights from January 2 through March 7. Value Resort package discounts apply to Quick-Service Dining Plans, while Moderate, Deluxe, and Deluxe Villas Resorts all offer discounts on the standard Disney Dining Plan. Reservations must be booked by December 31.
Packages are available at all resorts except for the standard rooms in the Little Mermaid-themed section of Disney's Art of Animation Resort, 3-bedroom Grand Villas, and Fort Wilderness campsites.
The discount codes offer are Q8J (for Disney Visa cardmembers) and T64 (for Disney Visa cardmembers) for Value resorts and Q83 (for all guests) Q85 (for Disney Visa cardmembers) for all other resorts. We do not have word on the general-availability codes yet.
The number of rooms available at these rates is limited. Minimum length-of-stay requirements may apply for Friday or Saturday arrivals.
You can make your reservation through the Walt Disney World website or by calling 407-939-7661 or your favorite travel agent. MousePlanet's preferred Disney travel providers are MouseEarVacations.com (link), Small World Vacations (link) and Get Away Today (link).
Disney's PhotoPass service has announced a new summer discount on Disney PhotoPass+ pre-arrival packages. For $169.95 plus tax, Walt Disney World guests receive a voucher to exchange for a PhotoPass+ card upon arrival at the resort, a Photo Gallery CD with over 400 stock photos ($39.95 value), a unique code to create and order a photo CD upon return from their trip ($169.95 value), print packages at select dining locations ($29.95 value each), and digital photos from select attractions ($14.95 value each). Applicable taxes will be charged to all orders.
This special offer is only available from this link or by calling the Guest Support line at 407-560-4300 before you arrive at Walt Disney World Resort. All sales are final, and not eligible for an exchange or refund.
The package may take as long as 14 days to arrive, and you must bring your voucher from the package to redeem it, so make sure that you order far enough in advance to allow your materials to arrive.
Attractions currently participating in the program are Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin, Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, Expedition Everest, and Dinosaur. Current participating restaurants are 1900 Park Fare, 'Ohana, Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show, Chef Mickey's, Cinderella's Royal Table, Tusker House Restaurant, Hoop Dee Doo Musical Revue, and Princess Storybook Dining at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall.
From now through September 28, 2013, active and retired U.S. military personnel can purchase 4-Day Military Promotional Tickets with either the Park Hopper or Water Parks Fun and More option for $156 per ticket, plus tax (up from $138 last year), or with both the Park Hopper and Water Parks Fun and More options for $184 per ticket, plus tax (up from $165). No Base ticket is available with this offer.
You cannot use these tickets before October 1, 2012, and they expire after September 28, 2013. Blockout dates are December 24 to 31, 2012 and March 24 through April 4, 2013 at all ticketed locations, and July 4, 2013 at Magic Kingdom park only.
Eligible service members include active or retired members of the U.S. military including the U.S. Coast Guard, National Guard, and Reservists. Disney Military Promotional Tickets can be purchased at Shades of Green or at a participating military base (MWR/ITT) office. There is no tax charged for these tickets but they must be activated at a theme park ticket window. Tickets may also be purchased at Walt Disney World Park Ticket Offices and Guest Relations Offices where tax will be charged. Tickets may be purchased by active and retired military personnel for themselves and up to five additional family members or friends. One of the Disney 4-Day Military Promotional Tickets purchased on each occasion must be for use by the Eligible Service Member or spouse. This offer is for active or retired members of the U.S. military, including the National Guard, Reservists and the U.S. Coast Guard. Valid military identification is required. The tickets are non-transferable and may not be resold.
You may upgrade the tickets to Seasonal Passes or Florida Resident Weekday Select Passes (for Florida Residents), or Annual Passes, Premium Annual Passes, or Disney Premier Pass with credit toward the upgrade based on the actual price paid. The no-expiration option and other upgrades, such as additional days, are not available.
In addition, specially priced rooms are available to active and retired U.S. military personnel at select Walt Disney World resorts for stays most nights from October 1, 2012 through September 28, 2013, except for November 24, 2012, December 23-31, 2012, and March 25 through April 4, 2013.
For complete information regarding Disney 4-Day Military Promotional Tickets and discounted resort rates, military personnel may call (407) 939-7830, visit the Walt Disney World website, or participating U.S. military base ticket offices.
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Mark (@MPMark) is a veteran of dozens of trips to Walt Disney World starting in 1972, with a few Disneyland trips thrown in for good measure. As a Disney stockholder and a Disney Vacation Club member, Mark is always in touch with what's going on with The Mouse. Mark serves as MousePlanet's Walt Disney World content coordinator. Mark is a senior information technology manager working for the State of New York. He lives in the suburbs outside Albany, New York, with his wife and son.


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The American Red Cross continues to see an outpouring of donations in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
The relief agency had raised $131 million as of Monday morning, up from $117 million on Friday.
Last week, donations rose by $32 million thanks in part to corporate donations and a telethon held by ABC that helped to raise $17 million.
Since the storm, businesses have announced donations totaling $116 million to the Red Cross and other nonprofit aid organizations, according to the Chamber of Commerce's Corporate Aid Tracker.
Companies that have pledged more than $1 million to relief efforts include Apple, Coach, JPMorgan Chase, Walt Disney, FedEx, Goldman Sachs, Hess, Prudential, and UPS.
In addition to pledging $1.5 million to disaster relief organizations, Walmart donated 60 pallets of food and drinks, more than 2,000 board games and nearly 6,000 cases of cleaning supplies to people in New York State who were impacted by the storm.
PepsiCo delivered more than 100,000 cases of drinks and snacks to New York state, and said it will donate an additional 22 truck loads of supplies. Del Monte Foods said it will donate 146 tons of canned fruit, vegetables and broth, as well as dog and cat food.
With the money it receives, the Red Cross is operating shelters and offering food, water and relief supplies to areas struck hard by Sandy. The agency has set up 472 shelters to date in more than 10 states, providing 72,500 overnight stays to storm victims since the hurricane hit. It has delivered more than 5.3 million meals and snacks and has handed out more than 1.3 million relief items, including hygiene kits, clean-up kits, shovels and rakes.
The $131 million that the Red Cross has raised so far beats the $8 million raised over the entire recovery period for Hurricane Isaac, which struck the Gulf Coast earlier this year, according to Neal Litvack, chief development officer at the Red Cross. It's also much more than the $14 million raised in the wake of 2011's Hurricane Irene.
Hurricane Katrina is the only U.S. natural disaster that has garnered more support, with the Red Cross raising $2.2 billion for relief efforts in its wake.


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I will post a more detailed account of what I saw in Locarno, but I am beat from 18 hours in planes and airports and can't do it now. We did make a quite exciting discovery, but I will let Roger detail that when he gets back online. You can all live in suspense until then... The festival was quite a lot of fun, and wall-to-wall Welles for those who wanted it. You could have literally spent from 9 AM to midnight each day seeing something directed by, with, or about Welles. Locarno is quite a beautiful area, located on a lake in the Alps, and we had five days of gorgeous weather, which was nice for the times I wasn't sitting in a theater.
Got to see a wide range of stuff, including the workprint of THE DEEP, the reconstruction of MR ARKADIN, OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND scenes (which were some of the same scenes we've seen, but in different edits than what has commonly been viewed), the original European OTHELLO (with spoken credits, etc), VIVA ITALIA (aka PORTRAIT OF GINA), FILMING THE TRIAL, a lot of QUIXOTE material I hadn't seen, two Welles interviews with Roger Hill, and more I can't even remember right now. Met a variety of people in the Welles world, including Christopher Welles Feder, Joseph McBride, and a couple folks from here on the board. The festival produced an excellent book with one of the OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND screenplays (one of nine, as I was told), and the book also includes several critical essays of interest. I'm sure that copies will show up on eBay for silly money prices before long.
The workshops I was able to attend were all good; got to see Roger's AMBERSONS reconstruction, which also featured Joseph McBride presenting some material. Catherine Benamou was unable to attend the IT'S ALL TRUE workshop due to illness, but she sent some unseen rushes from the film, and McBride presented some compelling evidence of RKO's deliberate sabotage of Welles in South America. Finally, the DON QUIXOTE workshop featured a detailed evolution of the film by Esteve Riambau and Ciro Giorgini, and also featured an interview with Roberto Perpignani, who was an editor on THE TRIAL.
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We live our lives online now, tweeting our thoughts and uploading Facebook photos everywhere we go. But if you snapped a quick picture of your ballot this Election Day, you may have broken a state law.
Most states expressly prohibit filming or photographing inside polling places, or disallow the sharing of one's own ballot. The rules vary widely from state to state, and so do the potential punishments -- but experts say actual prosecution is unlikely.
"We have 50 states, and they go in many different directions on this," says Jeff Hermes, director of the Citizen Media Law Project (CMLP) at Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society. "Some have no laws, some only concern particular times and places. And they all vary in terms of penalties attached."
The CMLP compiled a chart explaining the rules in each of the 50 states. Some provisions come from formal laws on the books, while other states have issued other types of official written statements. Penalties range from a misdemeanor charge -- punishable in some cases with a year in jail -- up to felony charges.
If you used Facebook, Twitter or Instagram to share your vote, though, you probably won't be carted off to jail anytime soon. Hermes says he doesn't "know of any court cases involving such issues."
A few voters in states that do allow images reveled in their freedom. Rhode Island Alex Taylor praised his state's "super-simple and low-tech" ballot with an Instagram snap of his choices.
"Not illegal in Rhode Island," he responded when commenters warned him about ballot photos. "Thank you for your concern!"
For voters in states that prohibit photo-taking or sharing, Hermes says it's not worth the risk.
"If you're exercising your First Amendment rights and it's at the discretion of law enforcement, you're in a dangerous situation," he says. "That defense might hold up in a court case much later, but it's tough to use that in the field."
Before this Election Day many voters were unaware of the laws, which predate social media and were enacted largely to deal with problems like vote-buying. Many news outlets reported on the legal risks on Tuesday, raising awareness -- but also setting off a tweetstorm of misinformation.


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1937 Terraplane Vin # HELP ASAP
Trying to insure my purchase for its trip up from Kentucky to New York. 1970's Maryland registrations show a 7-digit serial number which is what the seller gave me as VIN. They sent me an e-mail with a picture of the old registrations and the last one that I can not make out completely shows a number starting with H followed by 12 digits...is that the VIN? Need to know asap. thx ~X(
Hudson, nor any other older vehicle had 'VIN' numbers. They had/have 'serial numbers'. The serial number is the number that the car is and will be registered under (I am located in Maryland, and have two earlier Hudsons registered/titled in this manner).
The serial number of the car should be located on the right-front door pillar, about level with the top of the glove compartment door. (there are other locations where this can be found, but this is the easiest location to find)
You probably need to speak to a 'collector car' insurance company. They will be familiar with 'serial numbers', and are MUCH less expensive that a conventional auto insurance company. I went thru Hagerty, and had NO problems getting my trucks insured (two separate occasions), and they were fully covered before they were loaded in the transport trucks...
We have collectors insurance on our 5 others so that is the route we go. How many digits are in the serial number...we still seem to be having confusion on the other end. thx.
That "H" ended up being a drivers license number, I could not make out the description from the pic they sent to me. -
Ok... First thing is that the 'serial numbers' are all numbers.
The first number should be a 7 (meaning the 7 in 1937), and the second number should represent the series of the vehicle. The remaining numbers (five more, I believe) should represent the sequence numbers of the production - total I believe is seven, however that is all from memory and I do not have a '37 Terraplane.
You can find a lot of this information online, thru Alex Burr's Hudson Literature -
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Great! That confirms it to my satisfaction. The number is 716...total of seven letters. thanks 46HudsonPU :)>-
Serial numbers in the mid-30's began at 101 and went up from there - ending numbers vary from year to year and should not be used as an indicator of the number of cars produced.
For example in 1937 Model 73 Custom 6 models ran from 101 thru 6913 - this does not necessarily mean there were 6,812 Model 73's produced. These were serial number blocks.
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Joyce, may I suggest that you contact Robbie Williams who is "Mister '37" in my book? He maintains a list of all existing (and a few "former") 1937 Hudsons and Terraplanes, and their current owners. He would love to know your serial number and add you to his growing list (I'm pretty sure the list is well over 400 at this stage). If your car was previously listed on his registry (by a former owner) he may be able to give you the 'chain of ownership', at least for the last two or three owners. He is a wealth of information on 1937's, and he still has a fair amount of parts he's accumulated from the innumerable '37's he's parted out over the years. A good man to know. He's listed in the National roster you get when you join the H-E-T, and his e-mail address is email@example.com -- delete the HET from that address before you send your e-mail!
Rick, serial number plate on firewall - didn't go to right hand door post until 1940.
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Alex - Guess somebody didn't tell Hudson that... My '39 has it there (showed a fellow chapter member the serial number location on it, this past weekend), and I recall having seen it on a '38...
Hi Alex. The serial no on my 37 Terraplane coupe is on the right hand pillar.
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She is not home yet, but here is the pic that got my attention :xmy 37.jpg140 x 105 - 9K
Ok, lets look further into the serial number plate location. The Standard Catalog of Independents says the serial number plate on Terraplanes, 1933-1937, is on the firewall, right side of frame. From 1938 up on the right front door post. For Hudson they get a little complicated, saying for 1935-1936 on dash, right rear frame cross-member. For 1937 on plate on firewall. Starting in 1938 right front door post, exc 112 which is a plate mounted on the firewall.
I checked what owners manuals I have in the online library - 1936 Hudson and Terraplane is given as on dash under hood; 1938 Terraplane on right front door post (assume Hudson likewise.)
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Just to complicate things a little more, the Canadian cars that were assembled in Tilbury,Ontario in this time period had the 3rd number replaced with a "C", after the model designation. eg. 71C### Bob
Even better, Bob - 1935 Canadian numbers started with a "C" - C51### LOL
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I can confirm that Canadian 1939 112's (mine anyways) has it on the right hand pillar, along with the "C" as mentioned above. It also may have had something on the left side firewall (I think, not being near the car) as there is a dark rectangle of paint that hasn't faded over the years, but no rivet holes.
Gary -
My '37 has it on the right side door pillar.
The 37 PU I am working on has it on the right side door pillar. The parts PU had it in the same area. Both also had them on the right side frame behind the front tire area, as well as the right rear side of the rear end housing. Seems like they were also stamped into the top of the frame on the right rear.
Vin, serial number, they are for all intents and purposes, "vehicle" numbers. Both ID an automobile or truck. The name change came in the late '60s, but both serve the same purpose.
Alex, my '37 Terraplane model 71 Brougham had the "serial number" tag on the right door post. As did all '37 Hudson/TP vehicles.
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'tis a puzzlement, isn't it. Looks like most sources are wrong - I'd love to find a 1937 owners manual and see where that puts the plate. As I said earlier the 1936 owners manual gives it as under the hood.
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Ok, I found a copy of a 1937 Terraplane owners manual - it says the serial number plate is on the right front door post - I stand corrected in my earlier post.
Alex Burr
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My SN is under the hood on the firewall on the Left Side? But, then my car was built in London, England.Brownie
So, Brownie, what you're saying is I was "half-right". I've been half-a, er well, all my life.
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Nope Alex, not what I am saying at all. What I am saying is that the Brits did everything on the wrong side--somewhat like their steering wheel?Brownie
But this Brit has a car from NC with its steering wheel on the 'right' (left) side (ex-Duke Marley car), although it is on the wrong side here! And my VIN is also on the right-hand door pillar. Actually, bias aside, I have always thought it was more logical to have the steering wheel on the right side, because then you don't have to shift gears and operate the turn signal switch with the same hand (although of course a lot of cars used not to have turn signal switches - but they do now!).
Sorry, what I meant is that you don't have to hold the steering wheel with your left hand while you shift gears - I am right-handed, and I find it much harder to hold the steering wheel with my left hand and shift than vice-versa
Joyce - I like your car. It looks pretty much a carbon copy of mine (pic)Side view.JPG1600 x 1200 - 847K
Sidevalve, your '37 is a veritable time capsule! I've been aware of this car for decades, starting back in the days when Jim Many owned it. I had the pleasure of driving it just before Duke sold it to you. It's great to have an all-original car in that fine a condition, so that anyone who's restoring a '37 can see just exactly "how it's spose to be". I love the little aftermarket gizmo on the radiator brace rods that holds the hood open -- wish I could find one!
My only regret is that we Yanks have to travel so far, nowadays, to see your car! -
I have a 1937 Terraplane and my serial number is on the passenger front door post.
Ahem...back to me...now that I have the car on the trailer and am headed home with her MY answer is, serial number plaque is on passenger door post (period)
Joyce - Yup. :)>- ;)
Glad it all worked-out. -
@ sidevalve, just saw your contribution to this post...I aspire to get my new jalopy into half as nice of a condition as yours appears to be ^:)^
I think she is relatively complete, but old restoration needs some freshening up - pretty stripped down model with not a lot of factory options. Still beautiful :xIMG_0952.jpg1862 x 1165 - 2M -
Car looks great. Any more pics you can share with us? Interior etc. Thanks37 Untitled-Scanned-06.jpg1162 x 858 - 230K
OK. I guess I should have checked the layer post.
@ sidevalve, I just took a closer look at your pic. I see you have a vase on your dash, was that original to your vehicle, an option - how does it attach, can you post a pic?


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