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Chile's new Sodimac home improvement store continues to break ground underground
Sodimac Home Center and Constructor went below the surface to take home improvement shopping to new heights in Viña del Mar, Chile. In December, Sodimac opened its latest location on the underground floor of Kimco's Espacio Urbano Viña Centro shopping center. Underground stores are a growing trend in Chilean retail, where space is limited.
Sodimac joins Hiper Lider (Walmart) as the center's second anchor, which opened a few weeks prior. There's been a lot of excitement around the Viña del Mar area since Sodimac's opening, and it's continued into 2012, as several other retailers have opened locations in the center. You can see some of the energy and the foot traffic in these pictures we took at Espacio Urbano's grand opening celebration last week:
We also snapped some shots of the interior and exterior of Sodimac during a typical shopping day, so you can see what a shopping experience is like:
I've been getting a lot of questions about the new Sodimac and Kimco's Viña del Mar shopping center over the past several weeks. Here are answers to some of the most common questions, to help explain all the events happening down here lately:
Q: What kind of store is Sodimac?
A: Sodimac is a $4 billion home-improvement chain in South America. It's similar to Home Depot in the U.S. The retailer has over 100 stores in Chile (where it's based), Peru, Columbia, and Argentina. Sodimac is the largest store in our Viña del Mar shopping center. It's about 130,000 square feet, with distinct areas dedicated to consumers and small and mid-size contractors.
Q: Can you describe the Vina del Mar shopping center?
A: Vina del Mar is a coastal city, about two hours from Santiago. Our center is located downtown, two blocks from the main square. It consists of six levels-three for retail and three for parking, and has a GLA of 250,000 square feet. There are 55 stores in addition to the two anchors, Sodimac and Hiper Lider. The center was developed within the last two years, in partnership with Walmart Chile Real Estate division.
Q: What are some unique characteristics of the new Sodimac store?
A: One uncommon characteristic is that it's located underground. You walk into the center from the street level, and take an escalator downstairs to enter Sodimac. The shopping center was built on a 182,000 square feet piece of land in an area where the density is rapidly increasing. We had to fit two anchors, plus the other stores, and parking, so we chose to put Sodimac underground.
Q: Are underground stores, like this Sodimac one, fairly common in Chile?
A: They're becoming more common, for supermarkets as well. Many are on the first floor or underground floor of residential buildings.
Q: Why is there a demand for daily essential, home improvement stores in the Viña del Mar area?
A: Mainly because of the nature of the location. There are a lot of people living in the area and buying homes. We're also attracting people that work nearby, who can do their shopping after work. Additionally, we are located in front of the bus terminal for Viña del Mar, so we get all the bus traffic as well.
Q: What other tenants have recently opened or are planning to open soon in the Vina del Mar center?
A: McDonald's opened on the last day of 2011, and 16 other stores, including Sally Beauty, Todo Piel, Monarch, Caffarena, GMO, and Do It, opened in January. Doggis, Fritz, Telepizza, and Tarragona also opened in January in the food court. In the commercial gallery, we opened two big national pharmacies this year, Ahumada and Cruz Verde, as well as the optic store Rotter & Krauss. In total, we expect 20 stores to open in the first months of 2012.
Q: Is there any available space in the shopping center?
A: We have about 14,000 square feet available across 12 stores.
Q: What promotions or special events are coming up at the shopping center?
A: We held the grand opening of the center on Jan. 30. The celebration included a ribbon cutting ceremony with the local officials, a cocktail party, and concert put on by the popular local musician Americo on the upper level of the parking lot. In the coming weeks of the summer (yes, it's summer in Chile!), we will have a promotion where for every purchase made in the center, customers will be entered into a raffle for a new car.
Q: How would you say Chilean shopping centers compare to those in the U.S.?
A: Chile doesn't have as many suburban shopping centers located near freeways. Chilean shopping centers are more urban, located within the cities. We also build more vertically. You don't see big boxes spread out in large areas of land because the country is so narrow.
Q: What other shopping center trends are on your radar?
A: Mixed-use development is increasing, especially in urban areas. Chile is the one of the more retail-developed country in South America. Compared to countries like Peru, where it's easy to open supermarkets in the cities, Chile is already well-penetrated. Most new developments are popping up in infill locations, for which there is a lot of competition. Often the only way to enter the market is to partner with a residential or office developer, and be part of their mixed-use development. There are also a lot of nontraditional uses of shopping centers today, such as with colleges and medical centers. We're seeing more shopping centers with small medical centers, because it's convenient for families in the neighborhood to have a place to go other than the hospital for doctor appointments or vaccinations. In the case of colleges, more are located in regional malls, so students can study, shop, eat and park. It's a matter of improving convenience.
What questions do you have about the new Sodimac store, our plans for our Vina del Mar shopping center, or Chilean shopping centers in general?
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Several flashes of brilliance lit up the mockumentary W1A (BBC Two) in its final episode. Steel-cored TV exec Anna Rampton (Sarah Parish) continued on a path of most resistance against her own appointment to view Sunday-night show "Britain's Tastiest Village". "Rick Stein's wrong for this. We're not doing old and bald," she snapped, before approving a potential dream team of Gary Lineker and Holly Willoughby.
Meanwhile, Siobhan Sharpe (Jessica Hynes) of PR company Perfect Curve strove to create a new, more "appy" logo for the "British Broadcasting Company" (sic) and ended up with a symbol that resembled the Star of David. "David who?" she asked, that dead-behind-the-eyes look slowly setting in.
And beleaguered head of values Ian Fletcher (Hugh Bonneville) had to fight to save his inflated salary inside the Frankie Howerd boardroom; its glass walls adorned with painted-on catchphrases such as "Titter ye not" and "No, missus", which offered a queasy juxtaposition with the hard decisions being made inside.
Despite such joyous moments, W1A was never quite as good as the sum of its parts. One reason for this was, at the risk of sounding like Anna Rampton, it lacked jeopardy. Its predecessor Twenty Twelve was fuelled by the momentous task that lay ahead of the Olympic Deliverance Committee where the potential for catastrophe felt very real. In W1A, the dilemmas were smaller and more diffuse and therefore harder to care about.
Twenty Twelve's ensemble of characters was also better delineated – head of infrastructure, head of legacy, head of sustainability and so forth. You knew exactly what role each one of them had in the narrative. In comparison W1A's succession of latte-sipping execs sometimes blurred into one. Olivia Colman's lovely cameo return reinforced this point.
But W1A has still been the best comedy in months. Writer and director John Morton rarely creates a dud. Aside from Twenty Twelve, he's given us the influential People Like Us (which inspired The Office) and the underrated Kiss Me Kate, a now-forgotten sitcom starring Caroline Quentin as a counsellor. He has a fine ear for the everyday hesitancies of speech. ("Yeah. No. Absolutely.") and it was astonishing to find out that the show has no improvisation and is scripted by Morton down to the very last "cool".
READ: The modern BBC according to W1A: a world where bizarre things are allowed to happen
Some critics have thought this BBC self parody too gentle but the final episode felt rather subversive, both in its use of sinister Orwellian phraseology ("the avoidance of doubt") and in its deconsecration of real celebrities. Witness overworked producer Lucy Freeman's (Nina Sosanya) conversation with Holly Willloughby's agent: "I mean, it would be great if we could meet Holly for lunch or something. [Pause] Yeah. No. Sure. [Pause]. I mean it could just be a salad..."
Also, every BBC exec will now be anxious that their commissioning ideas sound like something from W1A and that can only be a good thing. A BBC press release this week announced that Raymond Blanc and Kate Humble are to present a programme on the history of fruit and vegetables. Surely Holly Willoughby could have cleared her diary for that.


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The Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS and Navigational System
The wait for a good large screen Garmin GPS dog tracker is finally over! When your sporting dogs are on the hunt and you're following in your truck, Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS is your "big picture" tracking solution. This Garmin pet tracker combines on-road and off-road GPS navigation with wireless link technology that lets you clearly view each dog's location on its large 7.0-inch color map display. Compatible with the Alpha 100 , Astro 430, and the Astro 320 (with software update). This Garmin GPS dog tracker also works with the Fenix 3 and Fenix 5 GPS Watch. NOTE: The Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS is compatible with the Alpha 100, Astro 320, Astro 430, DC30s, DC40s, DC50s, T5s, TT10s, TT15s, standard and minis.
Your choice of mount:
- Garmin Non-Adjustable Window Mount (Small)
- Outdoor Dog Supply's Window Mount (Medium)
- Outdoor Dog Supply's Premium Window Mount (Large)
- Outdoor Dog Supply's Premium Long Arm Window Mount (Large)
- Outdoor Dog Supply's Flexible Gooseneck Floor Mount (Large)
- Outdoor Dog Supply's Premium Aluminum Floor Mount (Large)
- Outdoor Dog Supply's Double Arm Window Mount (Large)
- Outdoor Dog Supply's Double Arm Floor Mount (Large)
Compatibility – This Garmin pet tracker works with the Alpha 100 Handheld (software update required), Astro 320 and the Astro 430.
Wireless Bluetooth Connection – That's right, no wires! The bluetooth signal between the DriveTrack 70 and your Garmin handheld only works within 50 feet of one another. If you get out of range of your DT70 it will stop showing your dogs. However, once you return to the bluetooth range the signal will be picked back up and will resume showing your dogs on the screen!
Screen to Screen – This Garmin GPS dog tracker shows the same information that is being displayed on your Alpha 100 or Astro 430 handheld.
Preloaded Topo Map – The DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS comes with built in 100K Topo map for the USA!
Birdseye Subscription – The Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS comes preloaded a 1 year subscription to Birdseye Satellite Imagery
Larger Screen Tracking – The Garmin Drivetrack 70 LMT GPS has a 7″ vivid color screen.
Additional Features
Works with Your Cell Phone – Bluetooth your cell phone to the DriveTrack 70 and you can see who is calling, ignore or answer any call, and speak through the built in speaker in the DT70. In addition, you can receive texts and other cell phone app alerts.
Navigation and Lifetime Map Updates- The DT70 large screen GPS can also be used as an everyday navigation system for your vehicle, all you have to do is switch your DriveTrack 70 to automobile mode. Therefore, it comes with Lifetime Garmin Street Map and Traffic updates, driver updates, bluetooth hands-free navigation and pre-loaded data from Foursquare. Foursquare provides information on millions of popular places like restaurants, parks, malls, movies, gas stations, etc.
Back Up and Baby Camera – Garmin Back Up and Baby Camera (additional purchases required) are an add on capability. These wireless camera you can place in your dog box, on your back bumper, on your front bumper, on the back of your cab etc. These can come in handy keeping an eye on your dogs riding on your dog box or when you are moving your vehicle to make sure there are none in the way.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Question: Does the DriveTrack 70 have an MicroSD slot?
Answer: Yes, the DriveTrack 70 does have a MicroSD slot which would be perfect for your 24K Topo Maps, Garmin GPS dog tracker Hunt View Maps, and would be a perfect spot to download and store large portions of Birdseye.
Question: Can I use a Roof Mount or External Antenna with the DriveTrack 70?
Answer: No, the Drive Track 70 cannot be hooked up to any external antennas.
Question: Can I track my dogs with just the Drive Track 70?
Answer: No, this is not a standalone Garmin GPS dog tracking unit. This was made by Garmin to be used in conjunction with the Garmin Alpha 100, Garmin Astro 320 or 430 handheld.
Question: Is the Garmin Drive Track 70 waterproof or water resistant?
Answer: No, the DT70 is not waterproof or water resistant. This includes drinks, so place it in your vehicle where you don't have to be concerned with it getting wet!
Question: Is the DriveTrack 70 big screen GPS as tough as my Garmin Handheld?
Answer: The DT70 is NOT designed to take the every day hunting abuse that the Garmin Alpha and Garmin Astro Handhelds are. We recommend keeping it secure in a mount/holder.
Question: Will this Garmin GPS dog tracker work with my Astro 220, DC30, or DC40 collars?
Answer: No, the DT70 only works with the Astro 320, 430 and Alpha 100.
Question: How many Garmin GPS dog tracker collars can I track on the DriveTrack 70 at one time?
Answer: You can track up to 20 dogs with compatible Garmin GPS dog tracker collars.
Question: Does the Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS operate off a battery?
Answer: Yes, the Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS operates off a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The battery life is up to 1 hour. The Alpha and Astro vehicle chargers are all interchangeable.
In the Box
- Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS
- Preloaded TOPO U.S. 100K maps and detailed street maps of North America
- Lifetime maps¹ and traffic² (indicated by "LMT" after model number on the box)
- Lifetime traffic antenna/vehicle power cable
- Vehicle suction cup mount
- USB cable
- Quick start manual
See Where Your Dogs Have Gone
Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS syncs wirelessly with compatible Astro 430, 320 and Alpha 100 handhelds to help track and retrieve your dogs in the field. You can track up to 20 dogs on with up to 2.5 second rate update capabilities. You'll see markers for each dog within tracking range, overlaid on the included TOPO U.S. 100K contours or Birdseye satellite image views on the large GPS moving map display. The DriveTrack comes with a free 1-year subscription to Birdseye satellite imagery. Directional cues on your map help you easily follow and locate each dog you're tracking. Plus, for travel on roads or highways, the Bluetooth®-enabled Garmin GPS dog tracker combines the latest in driver alerts, voice-activated navigation, lifetime¹ maps of North America, free lifetime traffic², Active Lane Guidance and much more.
Helpful Driver Alerts
When you're on the road, Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT dog tracker and GPS navigator provides driver alerts to encourage safer driving and increase situational awareness. Warnings include alerts for sharp curves, speed changes, railroad crossings, animal crossings and more. Additionally, the unit gives a heads-up if you're driving the wrong way on a one-way street — and also sends warnings when approaching nearby school zones. Receive alerts for nearby red light and speed cameras³, and be prepared for sudden halts in traffic with upcoming traffic jam alerts4. For longer drives, a fatigue warning suggests break times and potential rest areas after hours of driving5. The Up Ahead feature shows places and milestones along your route — right on your navigation display — to help you know what's ahead before you reach your destination.
Free Lifetime Traffic Avoidance
Garmin Traffic can give details about the situation, such as how many minutes of delay to expect and if there are any possible detours. It can even confirm whether or not you are on the fastest route. Lifetime traffic entitles your Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS to receive free traffic information for its useful life, with no ads and no subscription fees. Garmin Traffic is delivered straight to your Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS no smartphone needed.
Backup Camera Capable
Keep an eye on the dogs in your dog box, your surroundings, and what is going on behind the truck! Wireless cameras are available for the DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS that, though meant for baby cams, come in very handy out in the field as well.
Guidance Using Recognizable Landmarks
Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS redefines "spoken turn-by-turn directions" with Garmin Real Directions™, easy-to-understand driving directions that guide like a friend, using recognizable landmarks, buildings and traffic lights (e.g., "Turn right after the red building" or "Turn left after the QT"). It's preloaded with millions more new and popular places, thanks to Foursquare®.
Find Exactly Where You Need to Go
The Direct Access feature on Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS simplifies navigating to select complex destinations, like airports and shopping malls, by finding a place within a larger location. Direct Access even navigates through parking lots to find the entrance nearest your destination. When navigating to the mall, Direct Access gives additional location information for specific retail stores inside. For example, "Arriving at Woodfield Mall. Champs Sports is inside, on the lower level."
One-stop Device Management
Use Garmin Express™ to keep your Garmin DriveTrack 70 LMT GPS dog tracker and GPS navigator up to date. Garmin Express makes it easy to update maps and software, transfer favorites to and from devices and install free custom vehicles and voices.
Physical & Performance
|Display size, WxH
|6.0″W x 3.4″H (15.3 x 8.5 cm); 7″ diag (17.6 cm)
|Display resolution, WxH
|800 x 480 pixels
|Physical dimensions
|7.4″W x 4.4″H x .8″D (18.9 x 11.1 x 2.0 cm)
|rechargeable lithium-ion
|Water rating
|10.8 oz (306 g)
|Display type
|WVGA color TFT with white backlight
|Battery life
|up to 1 hour
|High-sensitivity receiver
|Accepts data cards
|microSD™ card (not included)
|Preloaded street maps
|Built-in memory
|internal solid state
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|Route avoidance (avoid highways, tolls etc.)
|Lane assist (guides to proper lane for navigation)
|Includes lifetime map updates
|Speed limit indicator (displays speed limit for most major roads in the U.S. and Europe)
|Lifetime traffic updates (receive free lifetime traffic updates)
This USB mass storage device is compatible with Windows® XP or newer and Mac® OS X 10.4 or later.
|Speaks street names (e.g.
|MP3 player
|XM® compatible for U.S
|Voice-activated navigation (operate device with spoken commands)
|Headphone jack/audio line-out
|View upcoming points of interest along route
|Custom POIs (ability to add additional points of interest)
|nüMaps Guarantee
|Traffic compatible (routes around traffic with a receiver and subscription)
|3-D buildings and landmarks view
|Junction view (displays junction signs)
¹Lifetime Maps Terms & Conditions
²Lifetime Traffic Terms & Conditions
3Red light and speed camera warnings are not available in all regions..
4Requires users to be driving faster than 60 MPH while approaching slow or stopped traffic.
5The fatigue warning activates after longer periods of consecutive driving without any long stops along the route.
The Bluetooth® word mark is owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. Foursquare® and the Foursquare® logos are registered trademarks of Foursquare Labs, Inc.
DriveTrack™ 70 Squishy SKU: OS-SQUISHY-DT70
DriveTrack Case SKU: OS-CASE-DT
DriveTrack 70 Screen Protectors SKU: OS-SCREENPROT-DT70
ODS Window Mount SKU: OS-WIN-DT
ODS Premium Window Mount SKU: OS-PREM-WIN-DT
ODS Premium Friction Mount SKU: OS-FRICTION-DT
ODS Premium Cart/Dash Mount SKU: OS-PREM-CART-DT
ODS Long Arm Window Mount SKU: OS-LONGARM-DT
Premium Adjustable Cup Mount SKU: OS-PREM-CUP-DT
ODS Flexible Goose Neck Floor Mount 22″ SKU: OS-GOOSENECK-DT
ODS Premium Aluminum Arm Floor Mount SKU: OS-SEATBOLT-DT
4 Hole Drill Premium Aluminum Arm Double Mount SKU: OS-4HOLE-DOUBLE
Seat Bolt Premium Aluminum Arm Double Mount SKU: OS-SEATBOLT-DOUBLE
ODS Double Gooseneck Mount SKU: OS-GOOSENECK-DOUBLE
ODS Heavy Duty Double Window Mount SKU: OS-WINDOW-DOUBLE
2 reviews for Garmin DriveTrack 70 Big Screen
Anonymous5 out of 5
I got to do a lot of testing with the drivetrack 70 but none of that compared to actually using it.. One day of using the Drive Track 70 running dogs and you will never want to look at your alpha screen again. Also with the much larger screen I highly recommend Birdseye imagery It has great resolution and you can monitor a much larger block of woods without having to zoom in and out so much.
Brandon Owen #25 out of 5
This unit allows you to zoom in very close and still see a lot of real estate while being zoomed in. This brings the clarity/detail of the Birdseye view to an entirely different level because you can see exactly where your dog is with respect to water, roads, houses, and even stands. When I was messing with it the other day, I had a collar hanging in a bush in my front flowerbed. With the drivetrack's level of detail I could see that the collar was in the front yard of my house and could almost tell which bush it was in. Amazing and useful.
Garmin DriveTrack 70 Big Screen
This DriveTrack 70 and Navigation System is compatible with the Astro 320, 430 and the Alpha 100. Big Screen GPS Tracking for your dogs. The Garmin Alpha 100 or Astro 320, 430 bluetooths over the location of your dog's to the DriveTrack's screen. Comes with a one year Birdseye Subscription, you will need to activate and download the Birdseye area you would like. One Year Manufacturer warranty.
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How to display Data Master records in a Data List in your web prototypes
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to display the records of a Data Master in a Data List in your interactive prototypes.
1) Create a new web prototype in the Justinmind editor, and create a new Data Master, by clicking on the "+" button in the Data Master tab at the bottom left of the screen, next to the Outline tab. In the dialog box that pops up, name the Data Master; for example: "Product".
2) Click on the "+" button (below the Name input field on the right-hand side), add all the required fields and the corresponding field types on the right-hand side of the table. For this example, create these fields: ID code, name, description, and photo.
3) In the row you titled "Photo", select "File upload" in the field types drop-down menu.
4) Click OK. The new Data Master is now available in the Data Masters tab.
5) Drag the Data List widget onto the canvas. In the dialog that shows up, write an ID, select the Data Master you've just created in "Data Masters", and specify which fields you will use as columns. In this example, use the Data Master "Product" with all the fields you've created, therefore move all fields from the left Data Master field box to the right box using the double right arrow. Click OK.
6) The space to be occupied by the table is now displayed. By clicking anywhere on the canvas, a Data List with a empty row is drawn.
7) Click the Simulate button to verify the results. The table should show sample rows.
Let's replace these sample rows with others that contain representative data.
8) Double click the Data Master "Product" and click on the "View and Edit records" tab in the Data Master dialog pop-up. A table appears in which each column corresponds to a Data Master record or row. Here you can define the test data that will be displayed in all the Data Lists associated with this Data Master.
9) Enter some product names and attach some images in the "Photo" field. Click OK.
10) Remember you can also import real data from a data base or MS Excel
11) Click on 'Simulate' and see how the data you added appears, along with the photos.
You can customize the Data Lists in many ways, for instance formatting it as a Data Grid.
Next tutorial > Paginating data lists
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Cool and very advanced
Sahar Waqar
Can we use Join to combine to different Data Masters and populate the result in single Data List ?
It is written here
"Data Grids are a way to display the records of a Data Master as a list. This list's data source is always a single Data Master which is selected when the list is created."
Reference: https://www.justinmind.com/help/html/data_simulation_data_grids.html
I've created 2 input text boxes and a button. I think I've setup everything to insert the values of the input boxes into the data list… but when I enter data (via simulate), the list doesn't refresh / show the input. Thoughts?


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It's been an interesting 20 years for what is the Battle of New York.
Despite a lack of statistically important games between the Rangers and the Islanders, they still have what can be considered one of the league's most heated rivalries.
Over the past two decades, they have featured in the same NHL Playoffs on only three occasions. And of those three occasions, the two teams have only met each other once, in 1994, when the Rangers dismissed the Islanders in four games in the first round, en route to their first Stanley Cup championship in 54 years.
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While the Islanders were solidifying themselves as a difficult team to play against in the early 2000's, the Rangers were in the thick of a seven season playoff absence, highlighted by the failures of overpaid, aging stars such as Eric Lindros and Bobby Holik. They wouldn't make the playoffs until the lockout was over, in 2005-06.
The Islanders missed in the initial post-lockout season, but 2006-07 saw both teams in the same playoffs since that 1994 series. Under head coach Ted Nolan, the Islanders snuck in as the eight seed and lost in the first round to the top-seeded Buffalo Sabres, who the Rangers would eventually lose to in the second round after sweeping the Atlanta Thrashers in the three-six matchup in the first round.
Since then the Islanders have missed every season and entered a strict rebuild, while the Rangers have made the playoffs every season but one; mostly due in part by their quick, yet successful rebuild.
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In a league in which playoff matchups usually define two teams' rivalry, to have the Rangers and Islanders fans and players at each other's throats on a yearly basis is really something special, and may run paralleled with only the Montreal/Boston and Calgary/Edmonton rivalries in that sense.
In the late 90's and early 00's, the Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings had the rivalry. Both teams, despite not being in the same division or regional proximity, were able to brew up one of the most intense rivalries the league has ever seen.
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It couldn't be more different in New York.
Since the Islanders' inaugural NHL season in 1972-73, there's always been this big brother-little brother dynamic between them and the Rangers, who played their first NHL season in 1926-27.
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The Islanders had accomplished more in ten seasons than the Rangers did in 55. The added pressure of a 40-plus year cup drought for the Rangers had Islanders' fans feeling even better about themselves, while Rangers' fans, who were the big brothers after all, grew sour.
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The teams are also separated by only a couple of points and will no doubt be in engulfed in the Eastern Conference's battle royale for the remaining few playoffs spots as the season draws to its end in April.
This rivalry, in all of its glory will be on display Thursday night (7:00 PM EST, MSG, MSG Plus 2) when the Rangers travel out to Nassau County to face their not-so-little brothers.
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[Zupi] When and how did you become interested in art? As a child, were you interested in cartoons, animation movies and games? If yes, could you name a few that were especially significant to you?
When I was young I was intrigued by how comic books were drawn. Spiderman, X-Men and many other Marvel, DC and Image universe comic books that I grew up with. I also really enjoyed watching Japanese anime, the classics: Akira, Ghost in a Shell, etc… and in games I much enjoy the art of the Final Fantasy series, Metal Gear Solid, Devil May Cry.
[Zupi] For how long now have you been interested in motion graphics? How was your first contact with this creative field and when did you decide you would like to dedicate yourself to it?
When I first started using 3D software (late 90's), I used it purely for creating abstract art. I couldn't even model a teacup, to be honest… but as I learned the tools I also started experimenting with the animation tools, which led to animating the abstract shapes I created.
I really enjoyed this new field and its possibilities of giving life to abstract worlds. So it was a natural progression for me.
I was approached by CPB (Crispin Porter Bogusky) to work on 5 TV commercials in New York, based on some of the image series I had created for Digital Vision (now Getty Images), and did a freelance project for Nike with Postpanic, in Amsterdam. After these projects I decided to dedicate myself to this field professionally as a freelancer.
[Zupi] Do you have any formal education on design or motion graphics? Do you find this to be an important matter?
I've graduated in both graphic and industrial design, self-taught in 3D and motion graphics.
I think it's good to have a basic understanding of design and it's principles. Grids, typography, etc… but there are also great examples of people in this field who are completely self-taught.
[Zupi] You work with both static and moving images. On your day-to-day work routine, what are the specificities of each type of job, regarding the creative process?
This really depends on the kind of project. There is no "one way" approach in this, as often the type of jobs vary. For example, creating one still image can take as much time as creating a 30 second animation.
But typically for 3D stills you start with mood boards, style frames, sketches, 3D production and post-work retouching.
With 3D animation it's pretty much the same, but you work with story boards, animatics and previsualisation phases, often in collaboration with a sound designer too.
[Zupi] You've done works for clients from the most diverse practice areas. How do you get the insights for jobs of such varied themes and approaches? And what's your favorite kind of job?
This is often through good collaboration with your clients. Understanding what they want and the ability to communicate this with them. It's a back and forth process, really.
I most enjoy projects where I'm given enough creative freedom if not complete creative freedom. (laughs)
[Zupi] There's a quote in your website that says: "to put everything in balance is good, to put everything in harmony is better". Essentially, what differentiates one from another? And how could one apply this knowledge to motion design, specifically?
It's not so much a practice you can simply apply if you have the knowledge. It's a philosophy, a feeling, an abstract ambition to achieve this in your work, in life.
[Zupi] What inspires you on the daily routine? And what serves you as references for your works, from all creative fields?
This is always a hard question if you don't want it to sound like so many answers out there.
I much enjoy architecture, minimal art, typography… long drives in my car, friends, family, my cat when he's not begging for food all day.
[Zupi] What are you up to right now? And what are your plans for the future?
I've just finished a good few projects and am currently looking into projects to take on next. But that answer will surely change depending on when you read this interview.
I really hope to be able to keep working in this field for times to come, and to create work that is memorable.
[Zupi] Generally speaking, what does it take for someone to become a good, successful motion designer? And what is your tip for those who are just getting started?
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Provost Stephenson Explores Relationships with Universities in China
Provost Tom Stephenson, Swarthmore's chief academic officer, took an 11-day trip to China this summer to visit several universities interested in exploring a more formalized faculty-student exchange with Swarthmore. We talked to the provost to find out more about his visit.
Where did you go?
I flew to Shanghai to visit a couple of institutions that are interested in both student and faculty exchanges. One was Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, which is about an hour and a half by high-speed train from Shanghai. The other place I went to near Shanghai was Soochow University. Then I went to Hong Kong and visited University of Hong Kong (called HKU) and Hong Kong Institute for Education.
Why these institutions in particular?
To some degree, it's because they reached out to us. Zhejiang had a formal delegation come and visit us in the fall, and they had another group that passed through in May. They have been very interested in developing relationships with what they consider to be top-flight colleges and universities in the United States. In the case of Soochow, Professor Haili Kong [Chinese department] has developed contacts there over the years.
Is there something about Swarthmore in particular that interests them, or is it the liberal arts model?
I think it's the liberal arts model. Also, frankly, our high ranking in US News & World Report--they very much see this as a way to not only provide opportunities for their students and faculty but also, I presume, to increase their prestige in China, by having these kinds of relationships.
What kinds of schools are these? Are they large universities for the most part?
Everything in China is large, so they tend to be more comprehensive universities that are much larger than Swarthmore and are expanding at a tremendous rate. They're very interested in the broad-based liberal arts model, albeit at a larger scale.
That's interesting. You have the situation where the liberal arts education seems to be under attack in this country ...
It's been ironic that over the past year we have had delegations from China, India, and the U.K., all coming here to learn about the liberal arts model because they see it as being a very attractive direction that they want to learn about. They see the downside of highly specialized pre-professional education as not providing the kind of flexibility they need as drivers for their economies and their communities going forward. And it is ironic that this is occurring at the same time that we're feeling additional pressure domestically to become more narrow, more pre-professional.
What were your campus visits like?
I took tours. The timing was not perfect in the sense that these schools were in their final exam period, so I had less opportunity to talk to faculty members and students than I would have had otherwise. I mostly met with administrators, relevant deans, and heads of international offices and that sort of thing.
What do you expect will occur as a result of this trip? Are you establishing exchange relationships now?
Some of the mechanics still need to be worked out. I think there are some real possibilities for faculty exchange, particularly in Zhejiang. The language of instruction in a certain fraction of their curriculum is English, so they're very interested in having team teaching arrangements: Someone comes here, helps out in one of our classes, and brings his or her particular expertise to bear, and a faculty member from here will go there and teach part of a semester.
The other goal was to think about student exchange. Student exchanges are more difficult because there is always the question of money changing hands. The goal would be to have a one-for-one exchange in order to make it financially viable. In other words, one of our students pays our tuition but studies there at the same time that one of their students pays their tuition and studies here, so there's no money changing hands among the institutions.
We have students who study in China already.
We do. And some of them have been to these particular universities. So the other possibility for students is just to check out study abroad programs.
More broadly, though, it's important to point out that we have a good deal of global connectedness at Swarthmore already. Our faculty come from throughout the world and have many international research and teaching connections. Our students study abroad and engage in civic and social service projects on almost every continent. Our alumni live around the world. Exploring closer relationships with these universities builds on that foundation.
If we had a formalized relationship like this, how would Swarthmore benefit?
I see several things. I think on the faculty side it has potential for really enriching the curriculum in some ways. By our very nature of being a relatively small place, we have some pockets of incredible excellence in our curriculum; we also have some areas that by virtue of limited resources we pay less attention to. So I see opportunities for increasing our breadth without having to invest in hiring permanent faculty. And by the same token, this provides some really exciting opportunities for our faculty to travel to one of these other schools.
In terms of our students' experiences, I think they would benefit in some practical ways. For example, our students have been welcomed at University of Hong Kong as part of a study abroad experience. But if we have a more formal exchange relationship, they will treat our students a little better; for example, students would get university housing. HKU is a very appealing place, it seems to me, particularly for students who want to have the Asia experience without the language barrier, or who may be less fluent in Chinese. At HKU the language of instruction in their whole program is English, and you're immersed in a culture that is predominantly Chinese, an hour away from mainland China.
Will this be across disciplines or are there certain disciplines that you are particularly interested in?
It will be across disciplines.
Is there a time frame?
It's a little too early to tell. Probably not this academic year.
Why China first, as opposed to other countries?
It's just the way things evolved. It's the recognition of China's rising importance globally. The corollary question is: Is it conceivable we will develop relationships with other countries? Sure.
So are you going off to India next?
I don't know. Not until I've recovered from jetlag!


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A few hundred yards from where the University of Miami football team opened camp Tuesday, the Hurricanes men's basketball team was busy at work in the campus Fieldhouse, preparing to travel to Spain for a 10-day, four-game summer tour from Aug. 12-22.
The Hurricanes will play against professional and semi-pro teams in Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona. They will also participate in educational, cultural and community service activities.
Miami has nine newcomers on the 2014-15 roster, including six recruits — Kamari Murphy, Ja'Quan Newton, James Palmer, Omar Sherman, Joe Thomas (a fifth-year senior and Miami Krop grad) and Ivan Cruz Uceda (from Spain). Other additions include Big 12 transfers Angel Rodriguez from Kansas State and Sheldon McClellan from Texas. Redshirt freshman Deandre Burnett, who sat out the 2013-14 season with an injury, will rejoin the active roster.
Rodriguez, McClellan and Burnett are expected to play major roles this season.
Only three players return from last season: junior Tonye Jekiri and sophomores Manu Lecomte and Davon Reed. Lecomte spent time in his native Belgium this summer playing for their youth national team, and UM coach Jim Larrañaga said Lecomte came back stronger and a better defender.
Larrañaga hopes the trip will be a good bonding experience on and off the court.
The Hurricanes were 17-16 last season, following a Sweet 16 berth in the NCAA Turnament the year before.
"We have nine players who have never worn a Miami uniform before going to be competing this year," Larrañaga said. "We need them to become a team, acquainted with each other, on the court, off the court, so they can function as one. Our trip to Spain will hopefully accomplish that.
"We have four games which will allow me to try different combinations of lineups against outside competition who don't know what we're running, and we don't know what they're running. Great for the players to spend time off the court; each will have different roommates in each city."


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- October 2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 26, 28, 30, 31, 2018.
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- Ticket prices begin at $75 in advance and $85 at the gate, if available. Some nights cost more.
- Cheapest tickets: Advance Purchase Adults $75/ Children (age 3 - 9) $70 per ticket for these dates: August 28, September 3, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 2018
- Advance Purchase Adults $79/ Children (age 3 - 9) $74 per ticket for these dates: August 17, 24, 31 September 7, 14, 11, 21, 25, 2018
- Advance Purchase Adults $89/ Children (age 3 - 9) $84 per ticket for these dates: September 28, 30, October 2, 4, 2018
- Advance Purchase Adults $99/ Children (age 3 - 9) $94 per ticket for these dates: October 8, 9, 11, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23, 25, 2018
- Advance Purchase Adults $109/ Children (age 3 - 9) $104 per ticket for these dates: October 5, 12, 19, 26, 28, 30, 2018
- October 21, 2018 - Adults $125/ Children (age 3 - 9) $120. This date will sell out.
- Discounts: Special DVC, Annual Passholder, and Military discounts may be available for select dates.
Is Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party Worth the Cost?
Tickets are not cheap so it is reasonable to wonder if this even is really worth the added expense. The answer will depend on your family and your budget but, in general, I would say that this is an exceptionally well done event and is probably worth the cost. Teens looking for a "fright night" Halloween experience will probably be disappointed as this even is designed to be appropriate for all ages. People who turn into pumpkins fairly early in the evening might not get their money's worth from the event either. If you have really young kids, I advice that you consider not going into a theme park earlier in the day so that you can sleep in, relax, and let the kids get their usual nap in before going to the party.
Since you can enter the Magic Kingdom at 4:00pm and the last Hocus Pocus show doesn't get done until 12:20AM, you really can get over eight hours of fun from the party ticket; in fact, your cost per hour is actually less with the party ticket than for the comparable cost of the general public hours (9AM - 7PM on party days) if you were to buy a 1-day Magic Kingdom ticket. In this situation, you also get fireworks with the party ticket, which guests who come during regular park hours on party days do not get. This cost comparison doesn't work when you compare the "per day" cost of a multi-day ticket, of course.
Some exclusive features of the party include:
- Scream-o-Ween Dance Party featuring Mike, Sully and other favorites from Monstropolis and the new Storybook Circus Disney Junior Jam dance party featuring some favorite Disney Junior characters.
- The Mad Tea Party ride has new party lighting and effects.
- Search for "Gunpowder Pete" on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
- New soundtrack for Space Mountain
- Specially themed snacks that are only sold during the party - things like "poison" apples, candy corn flavored soft serve and cotton candy, and specially decorated cupcakes.
- "Hex-Clusive Disney PhotoPass Ops" - Halloween-themed Magic Shots and Animated Magic Shots are available during the party. Bewitching "Polter-Guests" will magically materialize in your photos at stations located at the Magic Kingdom Main Entrance, the Haunted Mansion, Town Square, Main Street, USA, and Liberty square. These are included with Memory Maker - Click here to learn more.
- Party guests can also get an exclusive MNSSHP "Sorcerer's of the Magic Kingdom" card that is only available during the party and changes every year.
Before You Go To Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party
Here are some things to think about before you purchase your MNSSHP tickets .
- I mentioned this once but want to stress that you must have a special ticket to participate in Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. These tickets are for a specific party night and, once purchased, are non-refundable and non-transferable. You cannot enter using a Magic Your Way or Park Hopper ticket. Tickets can be purchased in advance and some nights, like Halloween, may sell out well before the day of the event.
- There are a limited number of tickets sold for each party. On nights that do not sell out, weekend parties will tend to have more people than week night parties.
- The Magic Kingdom will close to the general public at 6:00PM and the party officially starts at 7:00PM which means that the Magic Kingdom parking lot and entrance gates are a little crazy right about that time. You can enter early using your party ticket or wait and come a little later, when things have cleared out a bit, if you don't think you'll need all five hours of the party.
- You can enter the Magic Kingdom as early as 4:00PM using your Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party ticket but you must use the specially marked party entrance at the front of the park. Going through a regular entrance could result in one of your regular theme park admission tickets accidentally getting used in addition to your party ticket. This is especially important information if you are not planning to visit any other theme parks on the day of the party.
- If you are already in the Magic Kingdom (prior to 4:00PM) and have tickets for that night's Halloween party, you will need to go to the front of the park or to one of the party stations within the park to activate your party ticket and get your wrist band.
- If you do want to go into a theme park on the same day, you will use one of your regular theme park admissions. Guests with "basic" tickets sometimes think they have to go to the Magic Kingdom on the day of their party because they don't have the park hopper option but this is not the case. Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party is a specially ticketed event that is completely separate from your regular admission, even if you are using your Magic Bands for both, so you can visit the park of your choice earlier in the day.
- This is a premium event so try to be rested and ready before you go in. It is a shame to purchase tickets and then not enjoy yourself because you're worn out. Make this a day to sleep in, spend a leisurely day at your resort, or enjoy a more relaxed pace - it is vacation so kicking back a bit is allowed.
- Costumes - These parties are unique because they are actually the only time that adults are allowed to enter a Disney theme park in costume and a lot of adults and children do dress up, though it is not required. You want to be comfortable so select costumes that are not too hot, too cumbersome, and that allow you to move freely. Remember that this is a family event and your costume should be family friendly too; guests in inappropriate costumes will be asked to change or to leave. Masks or anything that obstructs your vision will not be allowed. For guests age 14 & older: costumes may not reach or drag on the ground. Anything sharp or dangerous also is not allowed. I have a friend who dressed up as Rapunzel and security almost did not allow her to bring in her frying pan. If you dress up like a Disney character, you may not sign autographs or pose for photos with guests. Face-painting is no longer offered at MNSSHP.
- Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and Pirates League reservations book up early on party dates so don't depend on getting a reservation. If you do get a reservation, remember that they will be busy and may be running behind. Any reservations for these Magic Kingdom locations that occur prior to 4:00PM will require regular theme park admission, even if you're only going in for your make-over appointment. There is a Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique in Disney Springs (formerly Downtown Disney) that can be accessed without theme park admission though you still need a reservation.
- Trick-Or-Treating - Do you remember when the world was a safer place, when neighbors knew one another and when parents didn't have to worry so much about trick-or-treating safety? Once of the great things about these parties is that there are candy stations throughout the Magic Kingdom where you can enjoy a worry-free trick-or-treating experience. Disney provides small plastic bags for collecting candy but we recommend that you also bring a sturdy bag with a shoulder strap to hold your candy when the kids want to participate in some other party activity. Food allergies? Visit one of the two Allergy Friendly Centers, located near Tony's Town Square on Main Street USA or Heritage House in Liberty Square, to receive a teal bag. When you trick-or-treat with your teal bag, you'll receive a teal token at each treat station that caned be exchanged for allergy friendly treats at either of the party's two Allergy-Friendly Centers.
- Eat a good dinner before you go - The dining options are somewhat limited during the party and you're going to fizzle out if you try to go all evening on junk food and candy so try to get a good meal prior to party. Get an early reservation for a restaurant in the Magic Kingdom or in one of the nearby resort restaurants or allow time to get a decent meal at a quick-service location or your resort's food court. Several of the table service restaurants will be accepting reservations from 4PM on.
- There is a special Happy HallowWishes Premium dessert event offered during the party. Advance reservations are required and it is expensive (2018 prices to be announced) in addition to the cost of the MNSSHP ticket. Advance reservations are required for this event; this experience is not included in the Disney dining plans. The dessert party is held at the Tomorrowland Terrace and features cute, Halloween-themed desserts and treats. If you are interested, call 407-WDW-DINE to book this package.
Tips To Help You At Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
- Be sure to get the special Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party Map and times guide when you enter the Magic Kingdom. You'll save time in the long run if you take a little time to figure out which events are top priorities for your family and to note when they're offered. Crowds will decrease as the evening gets later and later so "night owls" might benefit from selecting later times for activities that are offered more than once. Click here to see the 2017 Party Map & Event Schedule.
- Don't feel like you need to hurry to the candy stations. These are available all evening so make the special events that interest you the top priority and gather candy along the way.
- Main Street bypass - The Main Street decorations are delightful but this area does get crowded, especially at the beginning of the party. To cut down on congestion, Disney sometimes opens a bypass early in the event, just past Chapeau Hat Shoppe. Cast members along the bypass pass out candy, event t-shirts are available for sale and there may be photo opportunities.
- 4. Be sure to pick up the free Sorcerer's of the Magic Kingdom card that is exclusively offered during MNSSHP. It is a cute souvenir, even if you don't play and you can always pass it along to your favorite Disney fan - it'll make their day.
- Most of the Magic Kingdom rides are open during the party. Because crowds are limited to the number of available tickets, FASTPASS+ reservations are not available or needed. The exception to this is the new Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, which does still draw lines which are shorter during the parade, fireworks, and later in the evening.
- Dance party - You can dance the night away with the Monsters, Inc. crew (Mike, Sully & Needleman) at the stage in Tomorrowland. These are not a "meet-and-greet" experience so characters do not sign autographs or pose for photos but it is a great chance to get some fun candid photos of your loved ones at their boogy-ing best.
- Mickey's "Boo To You" Parade is typically offered at 8:30PM and 11:15PM - the second parade is usually less crowded than the first. Get there early because seeing the Headless Horseman ride through the parade route is always a fan favorite at these parties. The HalloWishes Fireworks are at 10:00PM, preceded by the "Celebrate the Magic" castle light show at 9:45PM. Delays may occur due to weather or technical difficulties.
- Feeling hungry? There are snacks for sale at various locations throughout the Magic Kingdom, including some party exclusive options. Main Street Bakery and Gaston's Tavern have pumpkin cheesecake domes served with a graham cracker bace, orange white chocolate glaze, and a chocolate Mickey, Sleepy Hallow has a pumpkin Mickey waffle with vanilla ice cream, caramel sauce, sprinkles and whipped cream; they also have a Jack Skellington Dessert with vanilla panna cotta, chocolate cake, vanilla butter cream, chocolate pearls, chocolate curls, adn a white chocolate Jack Skellington. and the Plaza Ice Cream Parlor has a Creepy Ice Cream Cookie Sandwich. Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies (Tomorrowland) has Candy Corn Soft-serve Ice Cream. Pecos Bill Tale Tale Inn and Cafe has a chocolate gravestone with chocolate cake and chocolate mouse with Oreo crumbs and gummy candy. Haunted Mansion inspired tarts are available at Aloha Isle, Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies, Liberty Square Market, and Storybook treats. Click here for photos & information.
- "Real" food can be purchased at Casey's Corner (hot dogs), Pecos Bill's (burgers, fajitas, nachos & burritos), Westward Ho (snacks & frozen lemonade), Sleepy Hallow (funnel cakes & ice cream), Columbia Harbor House (Fish, shrimp, chicken, salad, and sandwiches), Pinocchio Village House (flatbreads, chicken nuggets, and salads), The Friar's Nook (Mac & cheese, hot dogs) Gaston's Tavern (LeFou's Brew, cinnamon rolls & fruit), The Lunching Pad (hot dogs) and Cosmic Ray's Starlight Café (burgers, chicken, sandwiches and salads). Table Service Restaurants: Be Our Guest, Cinderella's Royal Table & Crystal Palace are open during the party; you must already have purchased your party tickets to book a reservation during party hours.
- Ride Closures and Crowd Warnings - Click here for September or here for October information.
Meeting Disney Characters at Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party
- There are Disney Character Meet-and-Greet locations throughout the Magic Kingdom. They're designated by a black Mickey Mouse head shape on your MNSSHP map. The really fun thing about these parties is that you see characters, especially villains, that you don't see every day at Disney World. Another unique aspect of the party meet-in-greets is that some of the characters, like Winnie the Pooh, will appear in their Halloween costumes.
- The Jack and Sally Meet and Greet (Nightmare Before Christmas)are very popular and lines tend to stay long until late in the evening. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves is another popular meet-and-greet that gets long lines. If you're up to staying late, you may want to put off meeting some of these characters until later in the evening as families with young children head back to their resorts.
- For 2017 parties, Moana is meeting guests in Adventureland near the Swiss Family Treehouse. This is currently the only place to meet Moana at Disney World.
Happy Hallowishes Dessert Party
Disney also offers a Happy Hallowishes Premium Dessert Party which is an event within the party that requires advance reservation. The cost has not yet been announced but is in addition to the cost of the Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. Guests with reservations go to the Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant where there is a reserved table with a view of Cinderella's Castle. You can sip sparkling cider and head head over to the dessert buffet full of cute, halloween themed mini-desserts, cheese, and sliced fruit. They also have two beverage stations; one has hot tea and coffee and the other has a selection of cold beverages like juice, iced tea, milk, and lemonade. Guests remain in this area to watch the evening's fireworks display. There are no characters at this event. The nice thing is that it really does make it easy to watch the fireworks with a minimum of fuss and bother; the disadvantage is that it does take time from the party and the fireworks are an off-side view. It may be a good option for guests with mobility or stamina issues or those that prefer the convenience of reserved viewing. With older kids, we personally did not think it was worth the cost.
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Mwuahahha. This is my favourite shotgun so far.
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Welcome to The Mortewood Plaza. Best summed up in three words; Zombies, Weapons and Mayhem! Created By Dec Doyle.
Mwuahahha. This is my favourite shotgun so far.
MMM BROTHER!... i love you dec
who doesn't like it ? =)
Ultimate weapon of mass destruction in close combat! Like we say "You don't need to be accurate, you just need to shoot more bullets!"
Borderlands reference?
If so, nice! :D
yay. Going Elmer Fud on zombie ***.
Да, я совсем любитель из этих видов ружей тоже.
"No Russian" (i'm sorry about the MW2 reference but I had to say it)
Akimbo Rangers. nice.
you play to much MW2
Sawed-off shotguns existed before COD, ***. So did every other weapon in that game. No weapon has ever "come from COD" or been "stolen from COD".
...he just named it...
He dont ever told that it was stolen from the other game!
fix your grammar because "dont ever told that it was stolen from the other game" Makes no sense at all
lol i know this is random, but someone said once "do you have cod" to me and l said "what you mean codfish"-Ya l know epic fail by me.
Anyways ignore that.
Great weapon, but the wood texture needs a bit of work or it could be just the prespective. It doesent really matter you already have more than 15 weapons, so just forget what l said.
flame wars ^
Dual Sawn-off's
dec is right(aswell as 'EricFong'. and that was the point i was trying to make to him how MW2 is the first game to call them rangers. Dual Sawn off's FTW. Awesome looking models to dec
I hate COD fans, this called sawn off and i love this gun in real life.
umm you realize having a shotgun with a barrel below 18 inches (or 17) is a federal offense so i highly doubt you have one you dumb ***
Hmmm, I don't seem to recall him saying he had one?
Lol, fail. Rage some more at false info. Lol.
You can make an 18 inch (total, not just barrel) out of any shotgun, you just have to get it re-registered. At least in Arizona you can. An 18 inch sawn off is small enough for me to conceal in a jacket.
In dumbshit terms, you're wrong.
Yes, call the American police, a guy in Malaysia has a gun that's considered a "federal offence"!
Lol, i said i love it, not own it.:P
YOU have a "Sawed off" shotgun. I'm guessing your just insecure about your own shotgun. Stop criticizing other peoples shotguns. And he is just saying he loves the shotgun in real life, not that he has one.
I was referring to "Shotgun as your lower junkage".
Nice one.
nice way to throw a curveball
its a nerd stating the law, you havent been out of your basement much have you?
Umm, you do realize that you can get them registered to be below that limit?
the first dual sawn offs i saw was in the DOS game 'blood' (1997) ...anyways ...nice 1 dec
Thanks bud!
make a gameplay video to see how much force a close up shot can do...
Maybe play zombie blasting by blasting their body as far as possible off of a roof...
Please Die.
This is almost as bad as when the Russian national anthem came on, and someone was like, "OMIGOSH ITS TEH COD4 SONG!" That made me rage. And perma ban him.
Wow....Thats the saddest thing I have ever heard.
Again with the crappy cod reference. Go away.
lol -43 karma! EPIC PHAIL! but i think there once was a guy that reached over -100 karma wiht one post^^
maybe u should
umm point out: who cares?
This, child is a REAL gun. What you call a "Ranger" is not. It is simply a piece of wang from Call Of Duty. Get a life other than Call Of Duty you ignorant as a mentally ill donkey twit. :)
here it is
someone played modern failware 2 to much.
@ xonone
Goddamn MW2 addicts man.
idiots,MW2 isn't the Wikipedia of weapons!
and by the way,GTA San Andreas had Dual Sawn-Offs before Modern Fartware 2,Or if you know some game that had Dual Sawn-Offs before GTA SA then please be kind and tell us.
the DOS game 'blood'
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Oh double hell yes!
What more to say?
Don't ask how it reloads, check on call of duty or something. :P
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Detention Of The Dead takes the fun, amiable John Hughes approach to its horror comedy mayhem. As far as entries in the "monsters have invaded our school" sub-genre go, it's not half bad. While it never quite rises to the heights of Joe Ballarini and Gregg Bishop's Dance Of The Dead it's a far sight better than many of the other zombie entries I've seen recently. I'd definitely recommend it to fans of the genre though, and now you can check it out. It opens Friday, June 28, 2013 in select cities.
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Donald Pick will turn 76 next week, and had just come home from the bank. As he walked to his front door, a man walked up, robbed him, and knocked him to the ground.
"I was stunned," Pick said, "He actually knew where it was. Reached right in my pocket and grabbed it."
It all happened right around 10:30 a.m. Monday right in front of a few of Mr. Pick's neighbors who witnessed the whole thing.
In the end, the heartless thief made off with about $800 cash.
Donald's son-in-law John Smith says he thinks he knows exactly what happened.
"Somebody had to follow him home from the bank or something," Smith says, "because they went around the block, the neighbors seen him, right in broad daylight with people out there. Didn't bother him."
Mr. Pick says he is grateful to his neighbors who immediately started running after his attacker.
"The other neighbor came over and helped me up," Pick told Action News. "I don't even know their names."
The thief drove off, but witnesses got a pretty good look at the getaway car. They describe it as a silver 4-door sedan with tinted windows and Pennsylvania license plate number JCE-8028.
John Smith says he is glad his father-in-law only suffered bumps and bruises, but he does not want his family to go through this again.
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WASHINGTON, Apr 16 (IFR) - Retail sales rose by 0.8% in March and for the third month, 'core' retail (excluding gas and autos) showed solid growth. March's gain is some two times larger than expected after February's 1% advance (originally up 1.1%), when the market thought there would be slowed activity after February's accommodative weather had pulled consumption forward.
It is true that some businesses' sales dropped from February (especially apparel and sporting good stores), but overall retail kept its pace. Sales are up 6.5% from last March. Retail excluding cars rose by 0.8% after having been up 0.9% in February and 1.2% in January.
Even more supportive to this trend of monthly consumption gains even without prices influencing values, sales excluding gasoline and autos have also continued on a 3-month stint of respectable increases.
They were just up 0.7% in March, following increases up 0.5% and 1.1% in February and January respectively. Car sales were up 0.9% in March after having been up 1.3%, matching auto industry data showing revamped consumption of cars since late 2011.
Sales at gasoline stations rose by 1.1% compared to March's jump of 3.6%. The difference in some ways reflects the decelerated increases to prices before and after February. Nearly all kinds of stores experienced higher sales in March, with the exception of health stores, where sales fell 0.2% after having been up 0.4%. Clothing stores rose by 0.9% which is lower than its prior month's increase of 2.4%.
Sporting goods (up 0.5%) and restaurants (up 0.3%)followed the same pattern of softer monthly growth. On the other hand, there were some businesses that experienced a pickup in activity.
Furniture sales rose 1.1% in March after having been down 1.0% in February. Electronics were up 1% (had been up 0.4%), building materials jumped by 3% (after a gain of 0.7%) and grocery stores rose by 0.4% after having been flat.