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2014 Ford F-250 Super Duty
Motor Trend 12/9/2014
New for 2014The Ford F-Series Super Duty remains largely unchanged for the 2014 model year, with most changes coming to option packages. The value package on the XLT models now features an auto-dimming rear-view mirror and a 4.2-inch LCD screen; the XL appearance package features a new grille, chrome bumpers, and an upgraded sound system.
Vehicle OverviewThe F-Series Super Duty, consisting of the F-250, F-350, and F-450, is Ford's full-size pickup truck offering that fits in above the popular F-150 as the automaker's largest non-commercial trucks.
SummaryThe 2014 Ford F-Series Super Duty is available in F-250, F-350, and F-450 models, which designate higher towing and weight ratings. All trucks are available with rear- or all-wheel drive, and cabs are available in regular, crew, and super. The F-250 and F-350 come with the gasoline-fed 6.2-liter V-8, which makes 385 hp and 405 lb-ft of torque. The only engine on the F-450, the diesel 6.7-liter Power Stroke V-8 that makes 400 hp and a staggering 800 lb-ft of torque, is also an option on the F-250 and F-350. Both engines are paired with Ford's heavy-duty six-speed automatic, and although the EPA doesn't rate mileage on large trucks such as the Super Duty, in 2011 an F-250 with the 6.7-liter diesel V-8 returned 16.6 mpg (unloaded) and 18 mpg (loaded). Towing capacity for a conventional trailer setup maxes out at a class-leading 18,500 pounds.
Not all 2014 Ford Super Duty variants have been crash tested by the NHTSA. However, the rear- and all-wheel super cab versions have been, and both earned a four-star overall safety rating (out of a possible five stars).
What We ThinkIn our 2011 Truck of the Year competition, the Ford F-Series Super Duty was just a runner-up -- but one we liked. "Clean diesel's 400 horses and 800 lb-ft are awesome and best in class," we said in its favor. "Easy-to-use driver info center offers great specs and information. King Ranch redefines luxury in the segment, with posh interior and standout style." However, despite enthusiasm for their new engines, we felt that "high curb weights stunt what could be truly awesome power. As it is, though, the Silverado HD proved faster at the track, despite its horsepower and torque deficits. Oversize grille may be too gaudy for some truck buyers." It's an excellent truck but can get pricey for what's billed as a work truck.
You'll Like
- 800 lb-ft of torque from the diesel
- King Ranch interior
- Reasonable observed fuel economy
You Won't Like
- Heavier than competition
- Exterior styling might be too much for some
- Can get pricey with options
Key Competitors
- Chevrolet Silverado HD
- Ram 2500/3500
- GMC Sierra HD


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Ordinarily, it wouldn't raise eyebrows for a Niagara University program description to state that "everything you bring must fit into a backpack." When the program takes place in Central America, it presents a different challenge.
The Great Guatemalan Challenge is an affordable, off-the-grid adventure for the spiritually minded traveler. Over eight days in January, 10 participants will find themselves hiking an active volcano, exploring Spanish and Mayan villages, sleeping in hostels and mountain lodges, and coming together as a group to navigate the challenges of backpacking in a foreign country. Along the way, they'll meet with community leaders devoted to alleviating poverty in some of Guatemala's poorest communities, and make time for individual prayer, reflection and journaling.
The trip is led by Dr. Joseph Little, is an associate professor of English at Niagara University, and Sam Lightowler, a training superintendent at the Toronto Transit Commission. Little's travel experience spans 40 countries, including backpacking trips to Nepal, Panama, Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The 2014 Great Guatemalan Challenge marks his seventh trip to Guatemala. Lightowler has dozens of backpacking adventures under his belt, including trips to India, Cuba, Panama, Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The 2014 Great Guatemalan Challenge marks his fourth trip to Guatemala.
Participants must be 21 or older and possess an ability to work well in a team atmosphere.
The cost of the program is $2,450, which includes everything except food (airfare, trip medical insurance, accommodations, park fees, etc.). A special rate of $2,150 is available to Niagara University alumni.
For those interested in learning more about this unique experience, an information session will be held Wednesday, April 17, at 6 p.m. on the fourth floor of St. Vincent's Hall on the Niagara University campus. Call the Office of Continuing Education at 716-286-8181 to pre-register for the information session.
A full color brochure is available to download online at http://www.niagara.edu/ce.

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Penguins top Flyers to stay alive
Marc-Andre Fleury restored order to his goal crease and his team's Stanley Cup hopes.
Fleury turned aside 24 shots — a dozen in a frantic third period — and the Penguins fended off elimination with a 3-2 comeback victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Friday night in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series.
"He won them the game, plain and simple," Philadelphia forward Scott Hartnell said.
Facing elimination, Fleury had no choice. The Flyers spent the game's final 15 minutes doing everything they could to rattle him, bowling him over on more than one occasion and forcing him to make stops with one or two players draped around his white pads.
Yet after four wild games in which his goals-against average and his confidence took a beating, Fleury stood tall to trim Philadelphia's lead to 3-2 in the best-of-seven series. Game 6 is Sunday in Philadelphia.
"(Fleury) was on and he made some huge ones," Pittsburgh captain Sidney Crosby said. "It definitely was the difference in the game. It's the time of year when you need those and he came up big for us."
Steve Sullivan, Jordan Staal and Tyler Kennedy scored for Pittsburgh, which won on a night stars Crosby and Evgeni Malkin were held pointless. The Penguins dug in, however, after another shaky start to keep their hopes alive of becoming the fourth team in NHL history to rally from a three-game deficit.
"Our defense made hard and good plays," Pittsburgh coach Dan Bylsma said. "We finally got what looks like a playoff game a little bit more tonight."
It was a welcome change for the Penguins, who have struggled to keep up with the Flyers during a series more suited to a video game than the Stanley Cup. The teams combined for a record 45 goals in the first four games. The goal light — which malfunctioned briefly in the third period — only came on five times Friday as the wide open sheets of ice that marked the first week of the series suddenly disappeared.
"The pace was still fast and furious," Philadelphia coach Peter Laviolette said. "It was physical … we just couldn't get it in the back of the net as often. We had opportunities. We had good looks at it. Their goaltender made big saves at the end."
Hartnell and Matt Carle scored power-play goals in the first period for Philadelphia, but the Flyers failed to close out Pittsburgh for the second straight game. Ilya Bryzgalov stopped 20 shots, playing much steadier two days after getting yanked in the second period of a 10-3 loss in Game 4.
Staal had a hat trick in the rout, but his goal Friday might have been more important. The Flyers had the lead and momentum when Staal beat Bryzgalov over the glove 6:15 into the second period to tie it and give the Penguins an energy boost in front of the largest crowd in the Consol Energy Center's brief history.
Kennedy put Pittsburgh in front to stay just over 3 minutes later, ripping a slap shot past Bryzgalov for his third goal of the playoffs.
And for once, a one-goal advantage in this unpredictable series was enough.
Fleury, who came in with an unsightly 5.43 goals-against average and an .817 save percentage overcame four games of shabby play with 20 brilliant minutes in the third period.
He made seven saves alone during a Philadelphia power play early in the third period to give Pittsburgh's maligned special teams a break, one they needed after the Flyers pumped in two goals with the man advantage in the first.
Carle scored his first goal of the postseason from the point with 2 seconds left on a power play to put the Flyers up 1-0 just over 8 minutes into the game.
Going ahead early has been a dubious honor in this series. The team that scored first has gone on to lose every time. And in typical fashion, it didn't take the Penguins long to respond.
Sullivan saved a sloppy Pittsburgh power play — including one sequence in which Crosby and Malkin slammed into each other — by tapping in a pass from Kris Letang to tie it.
The Penguins, however, failed to play with the composure that highlighted the final two periods of Game 4. Malkin and Craig Adams went to the box with penalties, and Hartnell scored on the ensuing 5 on 3.
On the brink of having a season with Stanley Cup hopes come to a stunningly quick end, however, the Penguins responded by ditching flashy play for more basic, responsible hockey.
It was enough to send the series back to Philadelphia, where the pressure will be squarely on the Flyers, who are hoping to avoid the same fate as the 2010 Boston Bruins.
Philadelphia lost the first three games of its Eastern Conference semifinal series only to roar back and win on its way to an appearance in the Stanley Cup finals. The Flyers know the Penguins are brimming with confidence. They're hardly worried even though they haven't scored an even strength goal since the third period of Game 3.
"We've got to find a way to get that fourth one," Philadelphia forward Claude Giroux said. "It's probably the hardest game to win. We've just got to get it done."
NOTES: The teams have combined for 23 first-period goals, the most in NHL history for through the first five games of a playoff series. The record is 25 set by Chicago and Edmonton in 1985. … The Flyers played without defenseman Nicklas Grossmann. He is dealing with a concussion and is out indefinitely. …. The Penguins played without D Paul Martin, who missed his second straight game because of an undisclosed injury. … The Penguins had never won a Game 5 after going down 3-0 in a series. … Philadelphia F James van Riemsdyk played 7:31 in his first game since breaking his foot against the Islanders on March 1.


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Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren crossed another undrafted free agent off his list this week.
Holmgren confirmed to the Daily News that the Flyers have agreed to a two-year contract – beginning next season – with Colorado College forward Mike Testwuide.
The Colorado Springs (Col.) Gazette said the former Tigers captain agreed to a deal Thursday afternoon, capping off a hectic week that included serious offers from the Rangers, Capitals and Avalanche.
The deal is worth close to the maximum NHL Entry Level contract for top draft picks at $900,000/year (NHL) and $65,000/year (AHL).
Testwuide, 23, was one of the most sought after college players because scouts feel he is close to NHL ready.
The Flyers narrowly missed out on fellow college player Casey Wellman earlier in the week, who signed with the Minnesota Wild after wrapping up two seasons at UMass. Wellman will make his NHL debut tonight in Columbus.
The 6-foot-3, 220 pound winger won't be playing for the Flyers or Phantoms this season, opting to let an upper body injury heal itself in the offseason.
"Mike will be given every opportunity to earn a roster spot in our 2010 training camp," Holmgren said.
Testwuide posted 21 goals and 10 assists in 39 games for Colorado College.
"[The Flyers] showed interest and were pretty consistent," Testwuide told the Colorado Springs (Col.) Gazette. "I liked the organization and the style of play. I think I will fit in well."
Testwuide will join Colorado Springs native Ben Holmstrom (UMass-Lowell), Luke Pither (OHL's Barrie Colts) and Shane Harper (WHL's Everett Silvertips) as undrafted free agent signees in the Flyers organization.


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Sure, you incubated that baby all by your little old self, and you even brought it into the world (perhaps you had some help with that part, but still). There's no question if you can handle your new role and all of its responsibilities solo — but why would you? "Studies show that when women are massively stressed — as happens with major life changes like having a baby — we are biologically hard-wired to want to rally the troops," explains parenting expert Ann Douglas, author of more than 20 books on pregnancy and parenting, including The Mother of All Pregnancy Books. Whereas men are more apt to react to stress with the "fight or flight" response, the female urge to bond is known as "tend and befriend." Indeed, wise women who've tread the procreative path before you swear surrounding yourself with an entourage of helping hands will make your transition from high heels to highchairs infinitely more manageable (not to mention more pleasant, sane and sleep-filled). Here's the ideal cast of characters every new mom should have by her side...
A delivery-room nurse who isn't a sour witch: Don't like the nurse the hospital gave you? Ask for another. You'll spend countless hours with her in the hospital, and having a caring soul hovering nearby can make all the difference. "My favorite was the one who told me 'take the pain pills; your vagina will thank you,'" says Pia Patrick, a mom of three in Dana Point, California. "Then there was the amazingly kind nurse who held my hands and let me cry when my second child was born prematurely and wasn't expected to live through the night. When my baby was able to come home two weeks later, that same nurse brought me a bottle of wine and said I should toast myself for being a good mom." See? All the difference. If you want to hedge your bets, Douglas suggests bringing your own doula. She's like a nurse in that she's trained in childbirth, but since she's on your payroll her only concern is making sure you get the emotional and physical support you need.
The reassuring "it's totally normal" mom friend: She has kids of her own so she's read the parenting books and done all that tedious vaccine research. When she tells you not to worry, it's as good as Dr. Sears himself saying so. "She's the one who'll say, 'Yes, it's normal for your nipples to shoot milk like they're water pistols,'" says Hallie Sawyer, a mom of three in Overland Park, Kansas. When you're fretting over something, the last place you want to look for answers is the Internet. (Unless you like getting all freaked out by worst-case scenarios.) Call this gal instead.
The trusted caregiver: As hard as this may be to fathom, there will come a day when you need to get out of the house solo — or perhaps to spend some time alone with your spouse — and you'll want this person waiting in the wings. If you're lucky, there are people in your ZIP code who share your DNA dying to fill this role."The bonus with family is that you don't even have to pay these people," adds Kirk Ostby, a dad to one in Lebanon, Indiana. "When you need an extra hour of sleep or the laundry done or just one hour alone with your thoughts or a night out with your spouse, these spoilers want to rush over and see their fresh, new (unspoiled) relative." No family in town? Ask mom friends for referrals (but be careful; nobody likes a babysitter poacher), or hit up local preschools. They often have assistants eager to pick up extra work.The hands-on hubby: Ladies, take note: When we have babies, some of us have a tendency to go all mama bear and hover protectively over our spawn 24/7. We assume there's precisely one way to parent: Ours. ("Hold her this way." "Rock her, don't bounce her." Any of this ringing a faint bell?) While wanting to do best by your baby is admirable, oftentimes it pushes your partner right out of the picture. "When all he hears is what he's doing wrong, eventually he'll get discouraged and give up," Douglas explains. In the long run, letting dad make his own way in his new role will make everyone happier. And anyway, who crowned you the final decision-making expert? Being partners means figuring it out together as you go.
The thorough-but-mellow pediatrician: Well, there has to be somebody who doesn't freak out when the baby gets a pea stuck in her nose (and it won't be you, mom). Douglas' advice: Talk to your friends and stockpile recommendations. "The learning curve is pretty steep when you have a new baby," she adds. "You want to find a pediatrician who won't be annoyed by 25 panic calls in the first month, one who will say, 'Relax, most kids get baby acne at some point.'"
The enterprising sister (or sister-in-law): Face it, new babies sleep a lot. If you're going to have a house guest during this period, it might as well be someone industrious. My older sister spent the first (sleepy) week of my daughter's life painstakingly organizing 30-plus years of my photos into matching albums. "As soon as your baby arrives, you'll have a list of jobs you may not be able to get to for the next year — or 10," maintains Douglas. The only down-side to having an extra set of hands is that they eventually go home.A workout buddy: The happiness-boosting combination of exercise and adult conversation cannot be overemphasized. "It took me six weeks to leave the house with my first," says Jill Booth, a mom of two in Fairfax, Virginia. "I wish I had someone to push me out the door and remind me that there were things I knew how to do with my body that didn't involve latching on." Plus, if you're counting on your own motivation to get your workout shoes laced up, you could be waiting until Junior is off to college before it kicks in. An exercise partner offers inspiration and accountability — two things that may be in short supply right now.
The "I won't judge you if our kids' playdate turns into happy hour" friend: When you bring home a baby, your social life may take a punch to the gut. Just because you can't hit the town doesn't mean you have to hole up at home solo. "Some of my best memories are of our babies supposedly brought together to interact but instead ignoring one another on the floor while my friend and I sat with glasses of sauvignon blanc," laughs Cari Thomas, a mom of one in Santa Barbara, California.
The single friend: Because she's not burdened with soccer games and buried under mountains of laundry, she'll have more time for you than your mommy friends — and she'll likely never tire of holding the baby. "And because she doesn't have to line up her own babysitter, she can be there at the drop of a dime," adds Douglas. Keep her number close.The rule-bending friend: You don't necessarily want to follow her every example, but having a pal who isn't afraid to do it her way will make you feel infinitely better about your own approach. "A big part of motherhood is learning to wade through the mountains of advice coming your way and to figure out what makes sense for you and your baby," Douglas says. "This friend has figured out who she needs to listen to: The voice in her own head."


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Diane Jane Cummings
Dec. 10, 1944 - Jan. 21, 2007
Diane Jane Cummings of Waukesha died Sunday, Jan. 21, 2007, at Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital at age 62. Diane was born Dec. 10, 1944, the daughter of Jane and Andrew Schnell. She was united in marriage to Stephen Cummings on Aug. 29, 1975. Diane will be sadly missed by her husband, Stephen of Waukesha; her children, Jeffrey (Grace) Cummings of Tampa Bay, Fla., and Carolyn (Eric) Standarski of Waukesha; her grandchildren, Taylor, Bailey Jane, Mason and Zachariah; her brother, Drew Schnell of Waukesha; her sister, Sandra Schnell of Waukesha; and her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Harold and Martha Cummings of Waukesha. She is further survived by other relatives and many friends.
Diane's parents preceded her in death.
Diane's kindness and generosity will be missed. Despite her rough start in life, she flourished to become a wonderful wife, mother and caregiver to many of the neighborhood children. She had a place in her heart for all of God's creatures, especially her dogs Muffy and Sparky, her cat Midnight, and all the animals that lived in her large oak tree in her back yard. Diane enjoyed life to its fullest vacationing in Door County with family, bowling at Sunset Bowl and playing bingo with her bingo buddies.
Diane set medical history as the first blue baby to receive Dr. Pott's revolutionary surgery to extend the life of infants with this condition in 1947 at the age of 21 months. This pioneering surgery took place at Children Hospital in Chicago. This procedure bought Diane time until open heart surgery was perfected. At the age of 21, she received the first of four open heart surgeries that allowed her to live on and enjoy a full life. Diane's courage and strength was admired by all she touched and will continue to inspire all of those who know of her story and loved her.
The visitation for Diane will be held from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. today, Jan. 26, at Cesarz, Charapata & Zinnecker Funeral Home, 237 N. Moreland Blvd., Waukesha. A second visitation will take place from 9 a.m. until the 11 a.m. funeral service Saturday, Jan. 27, at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 300 Carroll St., Waukesha. The Rev. Kathy Boadwine will officiate. Burial will immediately follow the service at Prairie Home Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorials are appreciated to the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, 9000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Wauwatosa, WI 53226.
For more information, call Cesarz, Charapata & Zinnecker Funeral Home and Cremation Services at 542-6609 or visit www.waukeshafuneralhome.com for online obituaries, directions or condolences.


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Southeast Toyota is recalling 2005–2011 models for failing to comply with federal safety standards on tire selection and rims. Affected models were sold without the proper load-carrying capacity modification labels, which may cause the driver to overload the vehicle, increasing the chance of a crash. Dealers will mail the correct labels to the customer or install the label free of charge.


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They opened the shiny, new Pauley Pavilion Friday night amid pomp and less-than-desired circumstance.
The first game in the $136-million redo of outdated Pauley was preceded by loud music, speeches, floodlights, laser beams and fancy graphics on a big new scoreboard. Basketball stars of yesteryear returned and were properly honored. John Wooden's voice, fittingly booming from above, reminded all of the history and standards of his philosophy, the reason all this was happening now.
And then they played the game without star freshman recruit Shabazz Muhammad, who had been shut down by the NCAA.
This capped a strange week in Los Angeles sports.
The Clippers look like the old Lakers and the Lakers look like the old Clippers. The Lakers seem to preach patience in regard to 1-4 Coach Mike Brown for most of the week and then fire him Friday. At USC, one student deflates a bunch of footballs and at UCLA, another deflates a long-awaited arena opening.
Whatever happened to just playing games?
The NCAA, perhaps attempting to even the score in Los Angeles major college sanctioning after stomping on USC's football program a few years ago, announced just before gametime that Muhammad, one of the top recruits in the nation, was not eligible to play.


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BiologySeahorses have a remarkable method of reproduction; the female transfers her eggs into the male's pouch during mating. The eggs are fertilised within the pouch and embryos develop, embedded in the tissue lining the pouch wall of the 'pregnant' male (6). For the Knysna seahorse, the gestation period is around 2 - 3 weeks after which time the male ejects his offspring who are then extremely vulnerable, receiving no further parental care (6). Seahorses have no teeth and no stomach, using camouflage to ambush prey, they then swallow items whole (6). They are not particularly mobile creatures, being propelled forward only with the dorsal fin (6).


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My name is Synthia and I currently live in Texas. My story begins with my grandfather, who was named Abie McKinnon from Claxton, Georgia.
About 7 years ago, I spoke with a man that either lived in Nederland or the Lumberton area here in Texas. After awhile, I asked him how his family began. He told me that there was this one man that came down from the Carolinas, who had 25 kids 13 girls and 12 boys. He then settled in Thomasville, Georgia. He explained that was all that he knew, but that he had aunts in Dublin, Georgia who had the information on the family.
Having never heard of the story, I just assumed that my family and his were of no relations. I knew my family from Claxton and Glennville, but I never knew of anyone from that part of Georgia. So, later on that night, I called my uncle. When I asked him how my family got started, he told me the exact same story. I was blown away. My uncle who lives in Carolina story matched a man who lives here in Texas. So, I began a journey to find out who my ancesters were.
I tried Ancestry.com, but, it had limited information. Although, there was one distant relative of Martin McKinnon who had a tree, she had a John McKinnon (John was the son of Neil McKinnon) listed as Martin's dad. So, I started to research John McKinnon's line. But, I can't seem to tie Martin in as his dad.
So, here is my information. I am hoping that someone can help me:
My grandfather was Abie McKinnon from Claxton, Georgia.
Abie's grandfather was Albert McKinnon (Albert is buried in the McKinnon Cemetery in Mt. Vernon, Georgia. Alot of my family is buried there)
Albert was the son of Abie (Abraham) McKinnon. Abraham was the son of Martin McKinnon. (Abraham is buried in in the McKinnon Cemetery)
Martin McKinnon, whose dad was John (I believe, but not sure)
From what I know about John. His dad was named Neil McKinnon from Scotland. John had 2 brothers Kenneth McKinnon and Hector McKinnon who were born in Scotland. John was born in Robeson County, North Carolina. John then married Mary McIntosh and they left North Carolina and migrated to Thomasville, Georgia stopping over in Mt. Vernon.
Now, what makes me believe that John and Martin may be related is that:
1. Martin is buried in the cemetery along with some of John's family.
2. I looked through census records of McKinnon's in the Mt. Vernon (Montgomery County) area during that time, and John and his wife were the only ones with a large number of children and a large slave population.
3. They follow the migration pattern that the man from Texas and my uncle stated. "One man comming down from the Carolinas with 25 children, settling in Thomasville, Georgia."
Now, the only problem with that story is that when I checked with the genealogy society in Thomasville, they don't have a record of a McKinnon with that many children in the area. So, I am completely stuck.
I am really hoping that someone in Dublin, has heard of this story. Even if you only have a name, it could help me.
Please feel free to contact me, and thanks so much for the help.
Synthia Duffy.


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April 2006 Equipment Round-Up - Packaging
This showcase presents a baker's dozen of the latest and greatest in packaging machinery.
Skin-tight meat packs
Automated FormShrink thermoform-fill-seal systems allow marketers of meat, poultry, cheese and many other food products to create skin-tight packaging inline rather than with pre-formed pouches. Packages are produced on the R550 and R250 rollstock machines, both developed specifically for the process. Roll-fed films capable of shrinking up to 40 percent form the bottom web to specifications. After the product is loaded, the top web is applied and sealed. The package is then shape-cut and passed through a steam shrink tunnel, activating the unique properties of the film to render the final customized look.
Multivac Inc.; Kansas City, Mo.
800-800-8552; www.multivac.com
Small bottles
The High Speed SB (Small Bottle) Series is designed specifically for high-speed, high-volume, single-serve dairy, food, juice and liquid yogurt applications for containers 200-500ml. A smaller clamp has been added to handle bottles sizes as small as 80ml. These machines are economical, extremely simple and can be built with up to 60 cavities to run up to 30,000 bottles per hour depending on the container. Like larger machines, the extrusion rates and layer configuration can be designed to match any application such as white-black-white or barrier bottles.
Wilmington Machinery; Wilmington, N.C.
910-452-5090; www.wilmingtonmachinery.com
Chicken nuggets
The new dual-indexing bulking and batching system is designed to optimize meat and poultry packing operations. Whether packing chicken tenders, boneless breasts, drumsticks, wings, leg quarters or chops, the automated system delivers versatility, durability and cost-savings. The system is equipped with a "smart" conveyor that automatically indexes product containers following the bulk/batch cycle. Dual load cells improve settle time and increase accuracy and throughput. And it's integrated with the company's DataMan online, real-time reporting system for data collection.
Gainco Inc.; Gainesville, Fla.
770-534-0703; www.gainco.com
Five-station can seamer
The 5K Can Seamer is for seaming larger diameter cans such as the popular 603 diameter No. 10. It incorporates a can spin machine design with driven lower lifters and five seaming stations that provide higher quality seams, longer life for component parts and superior machine performance for processors looking to improve canning performance. Seams are produced at 50 to 500 cans per minute. The machine accommodates a wide can size range from 307 to 701 diameter and 306 to 1000 heights. Can heights are easily adjusted by raising the seaming turret.
Angelus Sanitary Can Machine Co.; Los Angeles
323-826-1220; www.angelusmachine.com
Improvements to palletizer
Design and interface options are new on the vendor's A-780 case palletizer. They dramatically increase the machine's capacity for low- to mid-speed palletizing applications. Particularly suited for single-line applications, the A-780 uses high-level infeed and right-angle pattern formation to achieve outstanding pattern flexibility. Close-center rollers and a bi-parting apron handle a wide variety of case and pallet sizes. Its compact footprint is ideal for existing facilities where space is at a premium. A recirculating row pusher is one of several new options. This feature improves case flow and allows higher palletizing capacities with rates up to 45 case-feet per minute.
FKI Logistex; St. Louis
314-993-4700; www.fkilogistex.com
Three machines in one
The Model 156 decaser/single filer is now equipped with an intelligent control package that automatically monitors container flow and adjusts the decasing speed to ensure a continuous fill rate. This new feature is designed to optimize line productivity by ensuring harmonious operation regardless of line speed variations. The Model 156 can take the place of three machines. Operating at speeds to 50 cases per minute, it opens the case flaps, uncases and single files the containers, and uprights the emptied cases for conveying to case packing. The machine runs a variety of bottle or container styles, including glass and plastic, and offers quick changeover requiring no change parts.
A-B-C Packaging; Tarpon Springs, Fla.
800-237-5975; www.abcpackaging.com
Robotic precision and speed
In addition to delivering high-speed packaging solutions with robotic precision, VersaPak Gantry Robots and VersaTrak Collation Conveyors provide a high level of flexibility for quick changeovers. Incorporating Allen-Bradley ControlLogix controllers and Ultra Series servo drives, the loader and conveyor make it possible for end users to change load parameters in minutes. The VersaPak Gantry Robot operates at 60 picks per minute and can accommodate products from 2 to 32 in. long and with payloads up to 100 lbs. The VersaTrak Collation Conveyor accompanies the VersaPak loader with dual servo high-speed indexing and adjustable flight spacing to consistently group packages.
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One of the more remarkable things about Jason Collins coming out this week as the first gay male professional athlete was how inevitable it felt. There are gay celebrities in just about every profession imaginable: they're news anchors, musicians, talk show hosts and even athletes. But most openly gay athletes have waited until retirement to out themselves.
By coming out as a free agent just after finishing his season with the Washington Wizards, Jason Collins provided us with a definite feel-good moment and a historic advance that could save the lives of thousands of gay teens.
But it was also unremarkable in a way that it wouldn't have been a generation ago. Which makes it remarkable to me, if not my kids.
The other morning over breakfast, my girls (ages 4 and 7) were listening to Lady Gaga, dancing in lieu of eating. The little one asked about the lyrics and what being "born this way" means. Before I could get a response in, her older sister matter-of-factly explained that some people are gay and sometimes boys love boys and girls love girls and that's just the way it is.
I couldn't have been prouder, but I didn't tell her.
The reason is simple: I don't want to make a big deal out of something that, to her, is not a big deal.
As state after state (and country after country) legalizes gay marriage, I'm reminded of the Martin Luther King Jr quote: "The arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice."
My colleague, Shawn Bean, put it eloquently in an email to me this morning:
"Despite the bravery of people, stereotypes and prejudices like this don't change in days, weeks, or years. They change with generations. And we are seeing that now. We shouldn't ruin it for our kids by reminding them how backwards most of us were before them."
To be sure, context is key and learning the history of the struggle for equality will ultimately make my daughters appreciate that equality all the more. But just as my girls don't think twice about having friends who happen to have a different melanin make-up (they are themselves mixed-race, which to all of us is no big deal), a person's sexual orientation will be no more remarkable to them than the color of their hair. At least that's my hope.
As it happens Jason Collins, who is four years younger than me, went to the same high school I did: an affluent and relatively progressive West Coast prep school called Harvard-Westlake. My Facebook wall lit up yesterday with classmates proudly claiming Collins as a fellow alum, one of us.
I'd like to think we all would have done the same back in 1991, but I wonder. Around that time, one classmate reminds me, a teacher came out in the student newspaper and some parents demanded he be fired. (He wasn't.)
The school's president, Thomas Hudnut, was equally unequivocal about Collins. "He was raised right, educated right and now he's done right," he told a local NBC affiliate.
And by all accounts, Collins is the product of great parenting. Paul Collins, Jason's father, was reportedly blindsided by the news when his son came out to the family last summer.
"We had no indication, even in hindsight,'' Collins told the Silicon ValleyMercury News. "He did a good job masking it. But when he says, 'Here's the situation,' you take a deep breath and tell 'em you love 'em.''
Collins continued: "My initial reaction was: I love you, and if you're gay, that's OK. As a parent, you just want your children to feel good about themselves."
As can be expected, I did hear one joke made in response to Jason Collins' announcement. It maybe does more than any navel-gazing blog post can do to underscore how far we've come (while acknowledging how far there is yet to go).
The joke? I'm more impressed with the courage it took for Jason Collins to come out as a Washington Wizard.


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While Edward and Bella are out in Seattle, the Volturi show up and decide to take matters into their own hands....
I do not own Twilight!! I'm just a poor normal person who wishes she did.....
1. The Attack
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Chapter 1: The Attack
By: Fresh Blood
I woke up alone today; the first time in a long time. Edward had gone hunting last night and promised to see me later on today. He supposedly had another 'surprise' for me. I hate surprises. They make me feel like i have to go a get that person a gift or something.
I slowly strecthed my stiff body, and went to grab my bag that had all of my bathing supplies like soap, conditioner, shampoo, etc.... Charlie had left earlier this morning to go fishing with a couple of guys from the station, so i had the house to myself...again. I sighed as I pulled off my pajamas and hopped into the shower. The water felt refreshing and fully woke me up.
An hour later I hopped out of the shower and dressed in a black silky halter top that clung to my skin that, of course, Alice bought me. That girl spoils me. She also bought the jean mini skirt I wore and the black Rhinestone studded flip-flops. I don't remember the last time I shopped for myself. I spent an extra hour blow drying my hair and making sure it was perfectly straight; I wanted to make sure I looked good for whatever Edward had planned today.
I also picked up a small black plastic tube of eyeliner. Once again Alice was responsible, and since it got such a strong response from Edward, I decided to put myself through pain just for him. Thirty minutes later i was ready. I glanced at the clock on my brand new cell phone. It had been a gift from Charlie so he could keep tabs on me when Edward decides to unexpectedly sweep me away to whereever he wants when he wants to.
I stuffed the little pink phone into my equally small pocket. I walked downstairs to fix myself a light breakfast and behold! Edward Cullen stood in my kitchen cooking my breakfast! I leaned up against the door jam and tried to calm my racing heart. I turned to give a glare but he only smiled. He came over to me and laid a apologetic kiss on my lips.
"I'm sorry love..." he murmured against my lips. I could not stay mad at him; at least not when he smiled at me like that. He grabbed my hand and gently sat me down at the kitchen table. I looked at all the wonderful food he prepared and i knew i could eat it all. He had made my favorite: Belgian Waffles with whip cream and strawberries. I sent a grateful smile at him and began to slowly devour the fluffy sugary goodness. After i was done Edward took my hand and led me to a Carlisle's black Mercedes. I looked at him questionly.
"Alice said there will be spots of sunshine today so i came prepared." he said smoothly. He walked over and kissed me passionately, all the while steering me to the car and opening the door for me. I slid into the soft leather seats and marveled at the softness of it. By the time i buckled my seat belt Edward was already pulling out of the driveway.
"So...Where are we going?" I tried again to get the surprise out of him. I really wanted to know! I wouldn't be able to contain myself if he spent mor money on me....i don't like that either.
"Nice try Bella, but i'm not telling." He smiled my favorite crooked smile. My heart began to beat a irregular rythm again...stupid heart. Edward smiled again and i blushed. "You look so beautiful today," he said taking his eyes off of the road to look at me.
"Thank you, Edward." He of course looked his usual perfect self. Today he looked absolutely sinful in a plain black t-shirt that hugged his muscular chest nicely, and pair of dark jeans. His messy hair looked as though it was done professionally for a photo shoot, as usual. Was it possible to be jealous of your boyfriend, because I was. We didn't speak much throughout the rest of the car ride, but just held hands.
I looked out of the window when the houses started to get closer together, and the highway began to get a little busier. I looked up at the highway sign:
I looked back at the road again; we were in the right lane.
"Edward, you're taking me to Seattle?" I asked. He just looked over at me and smiled his infamous crooked smile. I took off my seatbelt and hugged him the best I could and gave him a light kiss on his soft lips. "Thank you!"
"I figured since you never got to go, today was the perfect opportunity." He took his eyes off the road once more and pinned me with his golden eyes; I forgot how to breathe. I felt the car began to slow and reluctantly I turned to look out the windshield. Seattle was beautiful! The tall skyscrapers dissapeared into the lowhanging clouds and the street bustled with people. Edward steered the car into a parking garage, paid the man ( i don't want to know how much), and then grabbed my hand.
We blended in with the eager shoppers lining the streets. Through out the whole day we were in and out of different stores ranging from bookstores, to music stores and unfortunately for me a shoe store. I just couldn't resist Edward when smiled at me. I allowed him to buy me a pair of gorgeous blue strappy stiletto heels, red heels that looked similar, and even a pair of knee high black stiletoo boots. I thanked him even though I was sure i would never wear them.
Next we went to a old fashioned diner for lunch. Edward listened in on everyone's thoughts while i ate making sure that I was completely safe. He was such a sweet heart. Afterwards we just walked around the city enjoying each others company and the time we had together. Althogh we did have to duck into different stores when the sun made an apperance, one of which stores was Victoria's Secret.
Luckily Edward didn't toture me too much only buying me some sweatpants, a couple of shirts, and a new pair of pajamas. I did catch him looking over at the more revealing night gowns a couple of times....
Soon the sun began to set and we were headed back to the parking garage when we saw some guys standing out front. Edward held my waist tighter. Suddenly Edward stiffened, and thrusted a peice of paper into my hand; the ticket.
"Go get the car, Bella." he said. His tone was not one to argue with. He gave me the shopping bags and I gave the man who ran the parking garage the ticket. He signaled and another man walked off, to get the car. Soon I saw the car come into view and I turned towards it. Before I could walk away the owner ( who i noticed wasn't bad looking but had nothing on Edward) grabbed my shoulder.
"Let me help you with those," he smiled softly at me and grabbed the bags. I walked with to the back of the car and opened the trunk, allowing him to place the bags inside. Once he was done I went to close the trunk with the man's hand shot out with unbelievable speed and held it open.
I panicked. The man moved closer and placed my hands on his chest to try and stop him but it was futile; he was too strong for me. His hand wrapped around the base of my jaw and turned my head forcefully, to gaze upon my neck. He leaned down and ran his rough tongue over my skin, where just underneath my juglar vein pumped precious blood to my brain.
I was paralyzed; I wanted to scream, cry, at least do something! But as the man, no vampire dug his nails into my soft skin, I awakened from my stupor. I realized what was about to happen and I screamed. I screamed so loud, it tore at my throat and hurt my ears. The vampire let me go only to have his fist connect with my temple. I hit the bumper of the car and slid down so I lay parallel with the rear tire. I could smell the oil, and exhaust. I saw my blood began to pool on the floor.
"Demetri! Hurry up already! We can't hold him for long!" I heard vicious snarling and growling and knew it instantly to be Edward. Suddenly I felt strong hands grab my upper arms and then I felt the pain. I felt his sharp teeth puncture my soft skin and I screamed so loud i knew it tore my throat. The last sound I heard was my name being called...
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Tudou Founder Sees a China Full of Ideas
Gary Wang, founder of Tudou.com talks about how there's plenty of brilliant ideas in China, but a lack of experience and skill hinder success of small businesses.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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text: The RIBCRAFT 12.5 is the ultimate offshore vessel. With RIBCRAFT's signature deep V hull and bow sheer, an extended waterline and a generous beam, this model makes easy work of virtually any sea conditions. Designed for extended passages and operations requiring large payload capacities, the 12.5 offers seating arrangements for more than twenty passengers or cabin configurations with all weather protection or overnight accommodations. The largest model in the RIBCRAFT line, the 12.5 can be equipped with twin or triple outboards as well as single or twin inboard diesel engines with sterndrive or jet.


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Public Comment Period for HAVA State Plan Amendments Begins
Contact: AJ Freeney-Ruiz
Indianapolis, IN - Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita today released for public comment proposed "material changes" to the Indiana State Plan to Implement the Help America Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA) in accordance with Section 11 of the Plan. According to the Plan's amendment process, the Secretary of State proposes changes to the tri-partisan Vote Indiana Team, allows for a public comment period of thirty days, and publishes the changes in the Federal Register upon submitting the revised plan to the Election Assistance Commission.
The State Plan was written in 2003 to serve as a blueprint for Indiana elections after the problems with the 2000 election on a national level and Congress's answer to it by way of HAVA. To draft Indiana's Plan, Secretary Rokita convened a 28-member team brought together to represent a wide range of stakeholder groups. Represented on the team are state and county election administrators, including Secretary Rokita, Indiana Election Division Co-Directors, County Clerks, and County Voter Registration officials; racial and ethnic minorities; disability groups; the state Democratic, Libertarian, and Republican parties; state legislators; the Governor's office; the military; media; county administration; and the League of Women voters.
One of the most significant changes required to the Plan is the result of the total amount of federal funding received by Indiana to implement HAVA. Due to the Vote Indiana Team's cautious approach in 2003 regarding expected levels of federal HAVA funding, Indiana has received approximately $8 million more in federal funding than the Team anticipated. The availability of this additional federal funding is important in making further progress on several of the Team's HAVA implementation goals.
Several uses for the additional funds have been suggested by Vote Indiana Team members, ranging from replenishing the Plan's $2 million contingency fund which was used in the development of the new Statewide Voter Registration System to helping counties make polling places more accessible to disabled voters, educating poll workers and voters, and reimbursing counties further for upgrading voting systems to comply with HAVA standards.
"That we are re-convening to address how our election system can best be served by an additional $8 million in funds is a testament to the methodical and responsible spending carried out by the Vote Indiana Team in 2003," Rokita said. "While I am sure there will be many ideas as to how to spend the extra money, I am confident the Team will continue in its tempered approach in allocating these funds to best serve Indiana's voters."
The full text of the proposed amended version of the Plan is available on the web at www.sos.IN.gov. After the end of the comment period, the Vote Indiana Team will reconvene and consider all comments received during the comment period and discuss the Plan changes proposed by Secretary Rokita. After discussion, the Team may approve the proposed amendment by consent or majority vote.


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May 3, 2013
Dinner in downtown Chicago on a beautiful spring day is great in itself. Add to that several Wabash men as well as prospective students and their families and it is even greater.
The 2013 Wabash Club of Chicago Scholarship Dinner was held on Monday, April 29 at Maggiano's in downtown Chicago. Wabash men and their guests along with a some prospective students enjoyed a great meal and conversation before hearing remarks from President Pat White. President White praised the Wabash men in attendance for continued loyalty and support of the College, but much of his remarks were directed at the students. After learning that each one would indeed be a member of the Class of 2017, he told stories of current Wabash students given evidence of what they can become and the greatness in them that is not yet known.
Special thanks to Eric Schoettle '93 for serving as emcee for the evening and for engaging the younger alumni in attendance so that this event and other can continue with full support of the Chicago area alumni.


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When a film isn't a slam-dunk best picture nominee, backers and awards-season consultants like to talk about the "passion vote." If enough academy members adore a movie and put it at the No. 1 or 2 position on their ballot, then, thanks to the academy's preferential system of vote counting, it could well become a nominee.
That happened in 2011 with Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life" as well as "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close," the poorly reviewed, 9/11-focused family drama that had just enough voters dabbing their eyes for it to make the cut.
This weekend, two would-be Oscar best picture contenders -- the indie true-life drama "Dallas Buyers Club" and "The Book Thief," an adaptation of a popular young adult novel -- announced their bids for the passion vote with screenings at the academy's 1,000-seat Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
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"Dallas Buyers Club," which opened Friday to good business in nine theaters, stars Matthew McConaughey as Ron Woodroof, a hell-raising, homophobic Texas good old boy who, after his 1986 HIV diagnosis, set up a ring to sell non-FDA-approved drugs to other AIDS patients. The movie has won strong reviews, particularly as a showcase for McConaughey and Jared Leto, who plays Woodroof's troubled transgender business partner.
Although the actors seem secure in the lead and supporting actor categories, the movie itself appears to be more of a question mark. About 400 people turned out Saturday night for its academy screening, applauding generously, particularly when McConaughey was introduced for a post-screening Q&A. (Leto did not attend.)
"McConaughey is great, and I think the actors branch is really going to get behind him this year," one academy member (yes, an actor) said afterward, noting that she thought McConaughey probably just missed the cut last year for his supporting turn as a sleazy strip club owner in Steven Soderbergh's "Magic Mike."
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"The movie's fine too, but it's not perfect," she added. "The story felt kind of choppy sometimes, veering from one tone to another. The performances held my attention though."
"The Book Thief" screened Sunday night to fewer people (about 300) and about the same level of enthusiasm as "Buyers Club." The film follows a young girl (Sophie Nelisse) living in Nazi Germany with her foster parents (Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson) and the young fugitive Jewish man (Ben Schnetzer) they're hiding. As in the book, Death provides the narration and has an active hand in the proceedings.
The film's historical setting, subject matter and tone put it right in the wheelhouse of the same older academy members who voted for that other recent, sentimental button-pusher, "Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close." And though attendance was rather sparse, Rush and the 13-year-old Nelisse, there for the Q&A, were warmly received.
Fox 2000 believes "The Book Thief" can be a dark-horse Oscar contender, banking on attracting many of the same voters who loved "Life of Pi," the studio's best picture nominee last year. (Trailers and one-sheet posters for "Book Thief" make the connection plain, trumpeting, "From the studio that brought you 'Life of Pi.'").
The crucial difference: Ang Lee directed 'Pi.' Brian Percival, best-known for his work on the TV series "Downton Abbey," directed "The Book Thief." That's a huge gap, in terms of perception and execution and, yes, the passion it will elicit.
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Micron preps fat DDR3 server memory
New technology memory gadgetry for servers
Memory maker Micron Technology says that it has cooked up the first DDR3 main memory modules for servers to make use of a new technology, called load-reduced dual-inline memory module (LRDIMM) packaging. The new packaging will not only allow server makers to put fatter memory sticks into their boxes, but more of them than they otherwise would be able to.
Servers that employ Intel's current quad-core "Nehalem EP" Xeon 5500s for two-socket servers (launched in March) and future eight-core "Nehalem EX" Xeon 7500s for four-socket and larger servers (due at the end of the year for shipments in early 2010 inside servers) use DDR3 registered DIMM (RDIMM) memory. It is expected that Advanced Micro Devices' future twelve-core "Magny-Cours" and six-core "Lisbon" Opterons, IBM's eight-core Power7 chips, and Fujitsu's eight-core "Venus" Sparc64-VIII chips will also support DDR3 RDIMMs.
Micron, working with speciality chip maker Inphi, which sells a line of DDR2 and DDR3 main memory interface chips called ExacTik, says it can create fat memory modules with a low power profile. This is thanks to its 50 nanometer memory chips and a new load reducing memory interface.
The 16 GB memory modules that Micron has designed for servers use the company's 2 gigabit DDR3 memory chips, which run at 1.35 volts. The chip is currently being qualified with customers and is ramping up to volume production.
Micron is mixing these chips with Inphi's isolation memory buffer (iMB), which replaces the register on the DIMMs and can substantially cut down on the memory bus load between the memory modules and the processor sockets. This resulting LRDIMM chip can cut the memory bus load by 50 per cent on dual-rank modules and by 75 per cent on quad-rank modules compared to DDR3 RDIMM memory sticks being made today. Cutting down the load on the memory bus means that servers using this LRDIMM memory will, in theory, be able to run memory at faster speeds and boost the number of memory sticks they can put into a box.
Micron says that a typical server today (by which it has to mean a Nehalem EP box, since no other production server is supporting DDR3 memory yet) peters out at three quad-rank 16 GB RDIMMs per processor socket, or 48 GB. But using the LRDIMM approach being put forth by Micron, that same server could support nine quad-rank 16 GB modules, boosting capacity to 144 GB per socket. Right now, that is the maximum capacity of a Nehalem EP server using 8 GB RDIMMs, which are too expensive for anyone to contemplate anyway.
Micron says that its LRDIMMs have 57 per cent more bandwidth compared to RDIMMs, too, so there are performance as well as capacity benefits to the main memory.
Micron is sampling 8 GB LRDIMM modules with selected server makers, and expected to be pumping out 16 GB LRDIMM memory starting next year. No word on pricing yet. ®


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Report: Redskins re-sign Grossman
Washington, DC – The Washington Redskins have reportedly re- signed quarterback Rex Grossman.
According to the Washington Post, it is a one-year deal.
"I'm very excited to be a part of the organization still, and I'm looking forward to coming in, contributing and getting better," Grossman told the paper.
Grossman spent last season as a third-string quarterback behind Robert Griffin III and Kirk Cousins, but did not play a single game.
The 32-year-old Florida product started 13 games in the 2011-12 season and passed for 3,151 yards and 16 touchdowns with 20 interceptions. He also fumbled the ball eight times, losing five.
In 10 seasons with Chicago, Houston and Washington, Grossman has a 55.2 percent completion percentage and has thrown for 10,232 yards and 56 touchdowns with 60 interceptions.
Grossman also helped lead the Bears to Super Bowl XLI, but the team lost to the Indianapolis Colts 29-17. He went 20-for-28 with one touchdown but also had two interceptions and two fumbles.


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Post your Holiday Wish List & Win Movies from Flicker Alley!
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Post your Holiday Wish List & Win Movies from Flicker Alley!
Once, vast and brutish creatures terrorized everything in their path. And before there was Wallace Beery, there were also dinosaurs! Which leads us to the theme of this year's holiday giveaway, Women Filmmakers and Dinosaurs.
That's what you could win when you post your Holiday Wish List at NitrateVille. Just tell us what you're asking for, what you hope to get, what would be cool to see under your tree/menorah/Festivus Pole, and you'll be automatically entered for a drawing sponsored by our friends at Flicker Alley for one of these 2017 releases:
The Lost World [blu-ray only]
Flicker Alley, Lobster Films, and Blackhawk Films® are thrilled to present the world-premiere Blu-ray edition of Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World, the most complete version of the film ever released. This visually stunning 2K restoration, accomplished by Lobster Films, features newly-discovered scenes and special effect sequences, incorporating almost all original elements from archives and collections around the world. Renowned silent film composer Robert Israel contributes a new and ambitious score, performed by a full orchestra in 2016.
This edition is dedicated to David Shepard, and to the collectors, archives, and passionate cinema lovers, who help preserve films for future generations.
Early Women Filmmakers: An International Anthology (dual blu-DVD edition)
International in scope, this groundbreaking collection features over 10 hours of material, comprised of 25 films spanning 1902-1943, including many rare titles not widely available until now, from shorts to feature films, live-action to animation, commercial narratives to experimental works. Directors include Alice Guy Blaché, Lois Weber, Mabel Normand, Madeline Brandeis, Germaine Dulac, Olga Preobrazhenskaia, Marie-Louise Iribe, Lotte Reiniger, Claire Parker, Mrs. Wallace Reid (Dorothy Davenport), Leni Riefenstahl, Mary Ellen Bute, Dorothy Arzner, and Maya Deren.
All you have to do to enter is say something about what you're hoping for this holiday season (presumably along the lines of what NitrateVille talks about) in this thread by Monday, December 11. Winners will be chosen randomly the next day. Sorry, US and Canada only due to rights issues. (If you already own one of these you can substitute another title of comparable value, so be sure to post your wish list anyway.)
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And me? I've read everything that's been on NitrateVille Radio, and I just bought a bunch of Criterions in the Barnes & Noble sale, but there's a cool new Disney book called Yesterday's Tomorrows: Disney's Magical Mid-Century that looks snazzier than the fins on a Buick, so at least there's that.
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Ideazon Reaper Edge Gaming Mouse Review
So many choices, it seems today in the PC gaming world there is a plethora of peripherals for your perpetual gaming needs. They all seem to have the same basic shape design and some what similar options. When choosing a mouse what do you look for? For me, gaming is important but not my number one concern. Sure I want a smoking mouse with tons of options, but I work from my PC for hours. I need comfort just as much as fancy gadgetry, and special extras. The Ideazon Reaper Edge Gaming Mouse wants to step up to the plate and take a swing so let's see how it handles.
The Ideazon Reaper Edge Gaming Mouse has many options at first glance that makes it a formidable opponent for today's gaming mice. It includes a change on the fly DPI button, dual thumb buttons, tire-tractions rubber scroll wheel, and rubberized anti-slip grip. Let's check this out together and see if the Ideazon Reaper Edge Gaming Mouse can stand up to the competition.
Closer Look:
After popping open the box the Ideazon Reaper Edge Gaming Mouse was shipped in and removing its retail packaging from its safe, bubble wrap tomb. The first thing I noticed on the retail packaging was the vibrant design used for the packaging. Each panel had important information on it, System requirements, additional options this mouse has as opposed to a white box mouse, plus important tidbits of information concerning the DPI settings and multi profile software options.
I like it when manufacturers provide the ability to open up the front panel and see what you're buying before making the financial commitment.
Now lets take it out of the box and see what's inside


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Well, these are awesome. Our pals at ScreenCrush hipped us to some artwork of Alison Brie as Captain America, Sandra Bullock as Iron Man and Amber Heard as Thor.
Here's a little background information on the people whose pictures make some of your favorite memes.
To an adult, it seems like the simplest task in the world. But to a small child, walking down an aisle and sprinkling flower petals on the ground is apparently totally terrifying...
Basically once Labor Day has passed, we spend our time gearing up for Halloween, which means apple cider, carving pumpkins, and loads and loads of terrible scary movies. The only problem is that there are bad scary movies and then there are *bad* scary movies, and the only way to tell the difference between the two usually involves sacrificing 40 minutes or so of your life.
It's a very special day. It's Friday! In case this terrible, terrible song doesn't quite capture how excited we are for the weekend (we so excited), here are some memes. In case the memes don't adequately express how excited we are for the weekend, just look for the person wearing no pants with a pitcher of sangria in each hand -- that's us. Enjoy!
Halloween is coming, and we thought we'd get into the spirit of things by revisiting one of our favorite sets of spooky photos ever. These candid pics were taken of people passing through the Nightmares Fear Factory in Niagara Falls and they show the funny/scared/shocked faces we all really make when in a haunted house. Unlike the haunted houses we've been to, this one must actually be scary -- faces like this don't lie.
You've seen Sandra Bullock lots of ways, but you've never seen her as an astronaut drifting through space. Before 'Gravity' is released this weekend, let's take a glimpse back at the many looks of Sandra Bullock.
You may have noticed by the bite in the air or the goo in your eyes -- fall is here! We have mixed emotions about this, so we thought we'd treat it like every person we've ever dated and make a thorough pro/con list about it before it never returns our calls anyway.
After five seasons, 'Breaking Bad' has finally come to an end. If you watched the show, we're going to go ahead and assume you've spent the majority of the past few days reading countless blog posts about the show to get a fix before you realize it's actually gone forever.
Congress couldn't get it together enough to agree on something, and now foreign tourists are going to miss their one chance to see the Statue of Liberty. The government has shut down (mostly)!
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The Montevideo boys cross country team treated its fans to a big win in the Montevideo Invitational held Tuesday at The Crossings.
The Montevideo boys cross country team treated its fans to a big win in the Montevideo Invitational held Tuesday at The Crossings.
After counting the placings of their first five runners, Montevideo and Marshall were tied with 50 points. If teams are deadlocked, the sixth runner on each team is counted as a tiebreaker. Mitch Moe, Montevideo's sixth-place runner on Tuesday, finished 19th, while Marshall's No. 6 runner placed 29th, giving Montevideo the meet championship. Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI was a close third, with 54 points.
Leading the way for the Thunder Hawks was Ryan Maroney, with a fourth-place individual finish. He was followed Zac Enevoldsen, in eighth place; Joe Varpness, 10th; Tristan Weber, 13th; and Jared Benjamin, 15th.
"Our boys were facing a tough task against Canby and Morris, and we shouldn't have had a chance against Marshall, but we seem to be getting stronger as the season goes on. It was a big win for our team," said Montevideo coach Jamie Harrington.
The Thunder Hawks were fourth out of seven complete teams in the varsity girls run.
Freshman Claire Sulflow and senior Addie Reinert ran together most of the race, with Sulflow finishing 12th and Reinert 14th.
Rounding out the team scoring for Montevideo were Trisha Jakobs, in 20th; Jaden Wamstad, 25th; and Mollie Varpness, 26th.
Both Montevideo teams had good days in the Yellow Medicine East Invitational at River Run Golf Course in Granite Falls last Thursday.
The Montevideo boys won the meet with an impressive team score of 28 points.
Six Thunder Hawks finished in the top 10, led by Maroney, in third place.
The Montevideo girls were second, behind Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd.
Reinert led the T-Hawks with a fifth-place finish.
"We're not too far off the top teams in the conference and section, but are trying to get everyone healthy for a strong stretch run," said Harrington of the girls team.
Both Montevideo teams will get a good idea of what to expect in the Section 3A meet when they compete in the Adrian Invitational Tuesday.
YME Invitational
Boys Team Scoring
1. Montevideo 28
2. Yellow Medicine East 88
3. LqP Valley/Dawson-Boyd 89
5. Willmar Comm. Christian 124
6. Springfield/CM/Comfrey 136
8. Ortonville 193
Medalist: Ben Burgett, WCC, 16:19
Montevideo runners: (3) Ryan Maroney, 17:03; (4) Zac Enevoldsen, 17:21; (5) Joe Varpness, 17:24; (7) Tristan Weber, 17:40; (9) Kurt TeBeest, 17:57; (10) Jared Benjamin, 18:01
Girls Team Scoring
1. LqP Valley/Dawson-Boyd 22
2. Montevideo 38
3. Willmar Comm. Christian 104
4. Yellow Medicine East 108
5. Ortonville 124
6. Springfield/CM/Comfrey 144
BOLD, MACCRAY/RCW inc.
Medalist: Alaysia Freetly, LqPCVDB, 15:32
Montevideo runners: (5) Addie Reinert, 16:25; (6) Trisha Jakobs, 16:55; (11) Mollie Varpness, 17:10; (13) Taylor Root, 17:36; (14) Jamilah Carson, 17:45
Montevideo Invitational
Boys Team Scoring
1. Montevideo 50
2. Marshall 50
3. Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI 54
4. Yellow Medicine East 123
5. Morris/Chokio-Alberta 132
6. BOLD/BL-Hector 139
7. LqP Valley/Dawson-Boyd 143
8. Ortonville 197
Medalist: Nick Stoks, CMLHI, 16:41.78
Montevideo runners: (4) Ryan Maroney, 17:50.10; (8) Zac Enevoldsen, 18:56; (10) Joe Varpness, 18:22.92; (13) Tristan Weber, 18:52.41; (15) Jared Benjamin, 18:54.68; (19) Mitch Moe, 19:18.10
Girls Team Scoring
1. Marshall 34
2. Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI 51
3. LqP Valley/Dawson-Boyd 73
4. Montevideo 97
5. Morris/Chokio-Alberta 109
6. Ortonville 176
7. Yellow Medicine East 187
Medalist: Makenzie Smith, MCA, 15:30.01
Montevideo runners: (12) Claire Sulflow, 16:17.91; (14) Addie Reinert, 16:31.63; (20) Trisha Jakobs, 17:05.45; (25) Jaden Wamstad, 17:51.09; (26) Mollie Varpness, 17:53.50; (28) Taylor Root, 17:58.67; (31) Jamilah Carson, 18:26.42


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On Monday, Gwen Stefani was spotted carrying a grey "Carlyle" clutch from L.A.M.B. ($299), and a pair of "Raivyn" heels in Zebra/Slate ($325) while en route to a acupuncture appointment in Los Angeles' Koreatown.
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The good ol' days when Duke had money to burn.
3D Realms co-founder Scott Miller commented on Shacknews last night about the 12 million dollars that Infogrames was paid for the DNF publishing rights. Miller said that 3D Realms "didn't get a penny of that money," and that 3D Realms will have more to say about the case soon.
Anthony says: I really want to learn more about the case, because I can't understand where all of 3D Realms' budget has been going since it started development on the game over a decade ago. Even Prey, the most recent game the company worked on, had to be outsourced to be finished. Unless Duke Nukem Forever was the longest game ever, or was being coded by a single person, I just don't see how the game's development has taken so long. Hopefully documents that detail the game's development process and timeline will emerge soon, as now I'm just interested thanks to morbid curiosity.


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Obama team notes Colorado GOP candidates released their tax returns
President Obama's campaign team has had a field day digging up quotes from prominent Colorado Republicans who believe candidates should release their tax returns.
Former U.S. Sen. Wayne Allard, GOP operative Dick Wadhams and U.S. Senate candidate Jane Norton have all talked about the need for candidates to release several years of tax returns.
"People ought to know, not necessarily how much you earned but what your source of income is and how you made your living. It makes a difference. It's your background," Allard said in his 1996 U.S. Senate campaign.
The Obama effort is intended to put pressure on Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, who is balking at releasing more than two years of tax records.
Wadhams, the former state GOP chairman, said today that Romney needs to release more tax records, but he said transparency "seems to work one way for the Obama administration."


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