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What to know about the Front Crankshaft Seal:
A number of mechanisms must operate together to make your vehicle move forward. One of the most essential is the crankshaft, which converts rotary into linear motion; i.e., it transforms the force created by the engine's pistons moving up and down into a force that moves in a circular motion that causes a car's wheel to turn. Surrounded by what's called a crankcase—the largest cavity in the engine block, just underneath the cylinders—the crankshaft must be completely lubricated, essentially submerged in oil, to spin nearly friction-free and do its job properly.
Consequently, there are seals situated at either end of the crankshaft that permit it to spin freely and keep engine oil from escaping the engine block, as well as stop contaminants and other debris from entering and causing damage to the mechanism. Since there are two ends of the crankshaft, there are two types of seals: the front crankshaft seal and the rear crankshaft seal, also known as the front main and rear main seals.
Facts to Note:
Loss of oil will eventually cause serious internal engine damage.
Examine the sealing surface of the crankshaft or the crankshaft pulley (depending on the engine design) for damage when changing the crankshaft seal.
Oil degrades rubber parts.
How to Fix:
The vehicle is raised and held on jack stands
The crankshaft damper and timing belt is removed
The crankshaft seal is removed and a new one installed
The timing belt and cover along with crankshaft damper is reinstalled
The engine accessory belts are installed and the vehicle is lowered off of the jack stands
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One of the most essential parts of your car, crankshaft seals are typically made from a durable material, such as a synthetic rubber or silicone, designed to handle the extreme pressure and temperatures as well as the caustic chemicals in your engine oil. Because they are exposed to such abuse, main seals are subject to a lot of wear and tear. And whether you are talking a front or rear main seal, replacement is the only cure when one malfunctions.
The good news is that the seals are relatively inexpensive parts. The bad news is that neither is easy to change.
Front seal: The front seal is positioned behind the main pulley that drives all the belts, which is, of course, always rotating. The main pulley throws any leaking oil out in a big circle. It can get thrown up on the alternator, steering pump, belts, in short anything attached to the front of the engine and cause a real mess and eventually some serious damage. Consequently, it has to be removed along with many of the components attached to the front of the block to change the front main seal.
Rear seal: The rear crankshaft seal is positioned along with the transmission; therefore, the process of changing it requires the removal of transmission, as well as the clutch and flywheel assembly. This is a very involved job.
Common symptoms indicating you may need to change the Front Crankshaft Seal:
Oil leaking from the front crank pulley.
Oil dripping from the bottom of the clutch housing, where the block and transmission meet.
Clutch slip caused by oil spraying on the clutch.
Importance of this service:
Letting either crankshaft seal continue to leak can be harmful to your vehicle's continued operation. Besides the maladies caused by driving around with little to no oil flowing in the engine, the defective seal will be spread oil through the engine bay and undercarriage of your car as you drive, a mess that is difficult to clean up and can be a fire hazard. Replacing is better addressed sooner than later.


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Apple Loses Patent Lawsuit... Over Playlists
from the yeah,-that's-innovation dept
Those new offices had no employees and just so happened to be "based" in the same offices as their patent attorneys (shocking coincidence, I'm sure). But, because of that, the case was allowed to stay in East Texas.
And... of course, there's a reason why they wanted it in East Texas. Because Personal Audio has been awarded $8 million from Apple for those patents. It's not a huge ruling, of course (which might also suggest a reason for Apple to just pay up, rather than appeal), but it's yet another example of the problems of the patent system today.

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The crisp air and silvery afternoon light tell us autumn is here, the season of great surf and equally great fishing. Both occurred in spades over the weekend.
Hurricane Katia remained mercifully offshore, but her swells fired up local surf spots as well as the beaches of Long Beach, where the Quicksilver Pro surfing contest finals were held on Saturday.
Offshore fishing was frustrated by strong easterly winds, but the inshore striped bass fishing came alive.
"The bass bite has been phenomenal," was how Chris Miller of the West Lake Marina put it. "A lot of big fish," he said, going on to name them:
"I weighed a 49.1-pound bass caught by Louis Garcia on the Double D, also a 48.2-pounder caught by Joe Daily on the Mistique. Eleven-year-old Griffin Barnett caught a 47.8-pound bass on the Michelle II, and Ken Marici caught a 40-pounder on the same trip. Another 42-pound bass was weighed on the Remember When. Those were the top fish, but there were lots of others close to or over 40 pounds."
Miller said all the big bass were caught using live eels for bait. Boats that towed wire caught teen-size fish, he said.
Paul Apostolides of Paulie's Tackle Shop in Montauk looked longingly toward the rips off Montauk Point on Sept. 7, a banner day of surfcasting on the north side of the Point. There was a steady production of bass into the teens from morning until late afternoon. But, the big bass stayed offshore.
"There's no shortage of bass in the 40s in the rips. I thought I had it the other day. We had a great morning, a great day, but once the east wind crapped out, that was it. Without a blow, a bad beating, we're not going to do anything. We need a hard, hard, hard, hard east wind," Apostolides said. "I'm counting on one real quick."
The bountiful supply of bass bodes well for the start of the Montauk SurfMasters surfcasting tournament on Friday, Sept. 23.
"The bait has been in close to the beach for several days, and there is a good body of 10-to-12-pound fish roaming all the usual haunts," Fred Kalkstein e-mailed SurfMasters contestants on Monday. "The peanuts [bunker] and white bait have been thick at times and should keep these bass on the feed with a little help from the weather."
The good bass news was not confined to Montauk. Harvey Bennett at the Tackle Shop in Amagansett reported "big bass all over the beach in East Hampton. One guy got 15 bass on Sunday, two keeper size [over 28 inches long] using tins."
He said the man who scored big bass in East Hampton was John Domank from Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, where he works as a marlin-fishing guide.
Bennett reported that false albacore were schooling "all over Gardiner's Bay." They are being caught on flies and small Yo-Zuri lures.
Fluke and porgies are still strong in Gardiner's Bay, and Spanish mackerel are being caught off the Three Mile Harbor jetties. Bennett said Ed Bartman caught some but didn't know what they were so he cut them up and used them for lobster bait. A great waste, Bennett said, seeing as how the mackerel are such good eating.
Fluke fishing was steady on the south side of Montauk. The Lazy Bones party boat reported seven keepers up to six pounds during one of the half-day trips on Monday. The Bones will switch over to diamond jigging for striped bass this Monday.
There were 25 entrants in the annual snapper bluefish derby sponsored by the Harbor Marina on Three Mile Harbor on Saturday. Sinian Byrnes and Frank Faulkner tied in the 3-to-8-year-old division with snappers weighing exactly four ounces.
In the 9-to-11 age group, Max Herrlin prevailed with a hefty six-and-a-half-ouncer. Matthew Bubek landed a nine-ounce snapper to walk away with the top prize in the 13-and-older group.


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MEBANE � The explosion of a gas generator is blamed for a fire that destroyed a large house on Allen Jarrett Drive north of Mebane late Friday afternoon.
Firefighters said the generator was just outside the garage when flames from it raced up the vinyl siding and into the attic. From there it spread quickly.
The fire was reported about 5:30 p.m. It was still burning at 8:30 p.m., though firefighters by then had the flames under control.
�It was a big house, now it�s a big pile of rubble,� said Tim Bradley, a member of both the Mebane Fire Department and City Council.
Allen Jarrett Drive is a quiet street off N.C. 119. A number of large houses line the road.
The house that burned is owned by Niels Nielsen and his wife. He said the structure is about 10 years old and said he was surprised at how quickly the flames spread.
�The problem,� he said, �is that it�s got a tin roof and once the fire hits the attic, that�s it.�
There were no injuries and Nielsen said the house was insured. He said he and his wife own a number of dogs, but they also escaped injury.
A large number of firefighters from departments throughout the area responded. Firefighters from Mebane, Pleasant Grove, Haw River and Efland all helped fight the blaze. Firefighters from Anderson, Faucette and Swepsonville provided assistance by covering for departments whose firefighters were at the scene.
Trucks from the different departments ferried water to the blaze, the smoke from which could be seen from miles away.
Bradley said firefighters had to be pulled from the interior of the house when there was concern the roof would collapse, which it eventually did. One fireighter compared the blaze trapped under the metal roof to an oven baking at a high temperature.
Alamance County Fire Marshal David Leonard praised Bradley for pulling firefighters out when he did.
�Tim recognized the signs and conditions and made sure everyone was out,� Leonard said.
He said the house was big, with a cathedral ceiling. The wood in the attic was like kindling once ignited, Leonard said.
Capt. Gene Wellons of the Mebane Fire Department oversaw the firefighting operation.


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Chicago, IL: Top Things to Know About Storage
The State of Storage in Chicago
Some people call it The Second City, but for you, Chicago is the only city. You've got your heart set on Chi-Town, aka The Windy City aka Chicagoland aka The City with Too Many Nicknames (okay, we made that last one up). Whether you're a long time local looking to
The State of Storage in Chicago
Some people call it The Second City, but for you, Chicago is the only city. You've got your heart set on Chi-Town, aka The Windy City aka Chicagoland aka The City with Too Many Nicknames (okay, we made that last one up). Whether you're a long time local looking to switch neighborhoods or you're making a cross country move, it's perfectly normal to feel like you're totally in the dark when it comes to figuring out what the deal is with self storage in Chicago. Let's break it down for you.
The first thing you need to know? The storage market is huge in Chicago. In fact, it's actually the largest storage market in the entire midwest region. There are 1,137 storage facilities in Illinois, 194 of which are in Chicago. You can search for your ideal storage unit here, but remember that if you live in a suburb that you and your friends consider Chicago but the city itself actually considers a separate town, you should factor that into your search.
Where you live in Chicago affects way more than where you'll store your stuff. It actually affects the availability of storage units. Chicago is the number two storage destination for U-Haul, which means there's a lot of new folks arriving in town every day, many of whom need storage just like you. If you're living in the western suburbs, your area is one of the most in demand parts of Chicago as far as storage space goes. If you're in Glenview or Evanston, you'll have a better chance of locking down your top facility and the size unit you want. As a whole, central Chicago (you know, the touristy part), sees storage facilities at about 89.6% occupancy. Availability fluctuates throughout the city, but despite this, prices are pretty reasonable. In fact, the average price of a 5x5 unit citywide is a mere $48.31. This is also the most readily available size unit (it's basically like having an extra closet to store stuff in, rather than a garage).
If all this stuff confused you, just remember one thing: If you're not planning on accessing your storage unit on a super regular basis, expand your search for storage to include the whole city and you'll definitely find the space you need at the price you want.
High Rise Apartments, High Rise Storage
If you're living in a neighborhood like Edgewater, there's a strong possibility that you either currently are or one day will make yourself at home in a high rise apartment. High rise apartments are awesome for a few reasons. Obviously, the sweet view rules, but you know what else does? The safety. It takes some real Mission Impossible level skills to break into an apartment via a tenth floor balcony. If you're living in a centrally located neighborhood or one that's up and coming, you know the difference between hearing something sketchy going on at street level versus hearing it from way up above. If you apply the same logic to your storage unit, it makes sense to opt for a facility with multiple floors versus drive up access. While both options offer various pros and cons, it's ultimately up to you to decide whether you prefer the security of storage that's a few floors up or the convenience of a unit that you can park your car next to. The former option is typically pricier, but it's worth it if you're unsure of the neighborhood's crime level or you don't plan on accessing your unit often and would rather not worry about how secure it is. Either way you go, you should still remember to look for a storage facility that's secure. This means cameras, fences, a security patrol and most importantly, a gate in place that restricts access to tenants and staff only.
Storing Instruments in the Home of Jazz
Whether you're a serious fan or you just think you look really, really cool sipping a gin martini, Chicago has the jazz scene for you. It's the place where artists like Muddy Waters, Nat King Cole, Howlin' Wolf, and Buddy Guy made history. You can be a part of it every year at the annual Chicago Blues Festival, a free three day celebration of the music that really put Chicago on the map. If you're training to become a jazz legend yourself but your apartment doesn't exactly have the space for all of your equipment, you might consider using storage as a solution. Some facilities actually allow bands to practice inside units, but if yours doesn't, doing so could look a little too much like you're living in your unit, so always ask first. When it comes to actually storing your instruments, remember that they need special care. Consider the importance of climate control and facilities that offer great security. Some of these features will increase the amount of money you're spending, but it's worth it to keep something as valuable as a musical instrument safe. You can't become a Chicago jazz star without it!
Storage FAQ's
If I lose my key, can you provide another one?
No, storage facility employees do not have copies of the keys used for the units. If you lose your key, check with the facility for lock cutting fees. They may also be able to sell another lock and key to you.
Can I rent climate-controlled spaces in Chicago?
Yes, climate-controlled spaces are available in Chicago due to the varying weather. Temperatures range from 42.8 to 45.3, which can dramatically affect things in your storage unit. For storing items such as wine, wooden items, electronics, metals, artwork, etc. storage facilities recommend that you rent a climate-controlled unit. For questions and more details, please contact a local facility.
What if I need more or less space after I move in?
Once you move in and feel that you need to move into a smaller or bigger space, storage facilities are happy to accommodate your move. Before renting a space, it is recommended that you speak to a storage facility representative to help you find the best sized unit for your needs. If things change through the course of your lease, they will help make the transition to your next unit as efficient and simple as possible. We also have a size guide that may answer some preliminary questions you may have.
What options do I have for payments? What forms of payment do you accept?
Most storage facilities accept cash, credit cards, or checks. Always ask about autopay, it's faster and much more convenient.
Should I rent a drive-up or interior storage unit?
Drive-up storage units are typically more expensive and not as clean as interior units. Drive-up units are more exposed to the elements (water, dust, etc.) and are therefore not as clean as interior units. Interior units, on the other hand, have a much better climate. Essentially, the desire to rent a drive-up unit comes from clients thinking that they will be visiting their unit very frequently, which is surprisingly not the case. Most people don't come to their units as often as they think they will, so given the cost and cleanliness issues, it's better to rent an interior storage unit.
Do you have advice on how to pack my storage space?
Yes, storage managers can provide you with tips and techniques on how to most efficiently utilize your storage space. Their hope is that you can have easy access to your items and that your storage space is worth every penny of your money.
What storage space sizes are available?
In Chicago, there are 132 storage facilities, with a total of 108 storage units. Storage unit sizes generally range from 3' X 3' to 10' X 30'. Call one of your local facilities to have a representative find what size unit is best for you.
Do you accept deliveries for customers?
Most storage facilities in Chicago accept deliveries for their customers so that they don't have to go through the process of moving every time they need something to be placed in their storage units. They will keep your items in the office and will inform you when they arrive so that you can place them in your storage unit at your convenience.
What are the prices of the storage spaces? Are prices based on the square footage of the storage space?
Generally the prices of storage units in Chicago vary based on the size of the storage unit and the location of the unit in the facility. Prices range between 30.0 and 299.0, but representatives can better assist you once they have the details of your storage needs.
Do you sell boxes and moving supplies?
Yes, most storage facilities sell boxes of various sizes, tape, bubble wrap, labels, and other items for your packing and moving needs.
Do you have pest control?
Most facilities in Chicago schedule professional pest control services every month, and twice a month during summer months.
How do I know what size storage I need?
Storage managers would be happy to help you determine which size unit is best for you so that you're not paying for a 10' X 30' unit when you really need a 3' X 3' unit. Please reference our size guide for more information.
Will the company have access to my space?
No, no one in the storage facilities has access to your space unless you specifically ask them or give them the right to do so. For example, you may want them to have access to your unit for things you may want delivered directly to your unit.
What access will I have to my belongings?
You have 132 facilities to choose from in Chicago. Access hours range from 8 to 24 hours a day. Please contact your local facility for more specific information about your unit.
How long is the lease and what are its terms?
Storage companies in Chicago offer a month-to-month lease. If for some reason you would like to cancel your lease during a particular month, please contact one of the facility managers to assist you.
Will I receive a monthly invoice?
Most storage companies in Chicago only provide invoices upon request.
Do I need insurance for my storage unit?
We recommend that you get insurance for your belongings because the contents of the units are not insured through storage facilities.
Do you provide your customers with movers?
No, storage facilities do not provide movers. However, managers and team members would be happy to provide you with a list of reliable and reasonably priced movers in Chicago. See our resource guide for movers in Chicago.
Is there anything unique to keep in mind when choosing a storage facility in Chicago?
Some factors to keep in mind when choosing a storage facility in Chicago are: weather, peak rush hour times, items that you will be storing, and location within Chicago.
What security measures are taken to protect the storage units?
Security is every storage operator's priority. Speak with the storage manager of a facility of your liking in Chicago to find out what security measures they take to protect your belongings.
Do you have different policies and prices for students or active military members?
Students and active military members are clients that have unique needs because of the nature of their schedules. Most storage facilities in Chicago offer discounts to students, and discounts and different policies for active military members. Please call your local facility or see our students and active military members pages to get detailed and updated information.
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Chicago, IL RV and Boat Storage
Chicago rises from the flat midwest like an urban oasis of beachfront highrises, jazz clubs and architectural wonders. While it's certainly possible to spend a lifetime exploring the city's museums, bar scene and diverse entertainment offerings, owning a boat that you can take out on Lake Michigan or an RV that you can camp on the shore with really allows you to appreciate Chicagoland even more. Unfortunately, owning an RV or boat in the city isn't always easy. If you're living in an apartment, parking it outside most likely isn't an option for you. Even if you're a homeowner, parking it in your driveway or on the street can leave it vulnerable to the elements along with neighborhood crime. We don't think that your city slicker status should mean giving up the joy of owning an RV or boat. Search for RV and boat storage in Chicago and you can truly have it all. Before you choose a storage facility, let's go through what you need to know about RV and boat storage in Chicago.
RV and Boat Storage BasicsSo what does RV and boat storage actually look like, anyway? Well, there are actually a few different types of this specialized kind of storage, ranging from basic to fancy. The most traditional type of storage is basically a parking space at a storage facility. This is the easiest to find because many RV facilities have extra space on their property that they're willing to rent out for this purpose. This type of storage is the least expensive, and while it still typically comes with security benefits (we'll elaborate on those in a moment) like 24 hour cameras or at least a facility manager who walks around the property once in awhile, it doesn't come with any kind of covering that will protect your RV or boat from the 37 inches of snow and 36 inches of rain that Chicago sees a year. You can always take your RV and boat storage needs to the next level by opting for covered storage which can range from a parking spot with a roof over it (like you'd see at an apartment complex) to a parking spot with walls around it. This is slightly more expensive and harder to find than the parking lot option. If you want to go all out, you can choose the Cadillac of RV and boat storage, which is also a nice option if you've got a vintage car you want to keep safe. We're talking about an indoor space, which is essentially your own personal garage. These are the most secure, the most expensive and unfortunately, the hardest to find. You should assess your needs based on the size of your RV or boat and how often you use it.
Avoid Lakeshore DriveIf you've ever driven an RV through Chicago, or any other city for that matter, you know how hard it can be to navigate the streets with a large vehicle or something extra in tow. You absolutely cannot drive an RV down Lakeshore Drive, so if you're not already aware of that, keep it in mind when planning out where you're going to store your RV and what route you're going to take when you drive it from your campground of choice to the storage facility. Trust us; this isn't a lesson you want to learn the hard way. One great option for something centrally located is StorageMart on North Halsted Street. The facility is centrally located and while it's only a few miles away from Lakeshore Drive, getting there won't force you to commit the faux paux of driving on it. We hear that pickup trucks are banned on Lakeshore Drive too and that the reason is some archaic rule having to do with the road being designated for enjoyment rather than commercial purposes. Personally, we can't think of anything more enjoyable than an RV or boat, but we don't make the rules. While you shouldn't run into too many other driving restrictions in Chicago, you will run into plenty of parking restrictions with your RV or boat. Most neighborhoods don't allow you to park any vehicle over 22 feet on the street unless it's for loading and unloading purposes. Your storage unit should cover any chance of that rule being broken, but it's still nice to know that if you ever need to make a quick trip to your house to grab some groceries from the fridge, you should be in the clear when it comes to parking for the short amount of time that it takes to grab your stuff and hit the road.
Why Security MattersEven if you can park your RV or boat outside of your home, there's one pretty major downside to doing so. You can't watch it all day to make sure it's safe (well, you could but you'd probably end up losing your job and all of your friends). That's why you should look for a facility with good security features. Even the basic, parking lot style storage option should still offer you peace of mind. A great storage facility has good lighting at night, a fence to keep unwanted people out and a gate that only allows you, the other tenants and staff members in. Security cameras, security guards and management that lives on-site or at least spends a great deal of time their are other things to look for. If you're paying to store your boat, RV or any other vehicle, make sure you're getting your money's worth.
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Chicago, IL University Storage
If you're looking for a college town where you can learn just as much from your surroundings as you can from your professor, it's hard to beat Chicago. The Illinois city is home to plenty of public and private universities along with incredibile extra-curricular opportunities. It makes sense that students come from all over the world to study in Chicagoland. If that's you, you've got some serious decisions to make when it comes to deciding what you should bring with you and what you should leave behind. Luckily, storage saves you from making too many of those tough decisions. Search for storage in Chicago and get back to focusing on the important decisions, like where to grab a slice of deep dish pizza.
Storage on a Student BudgetWe know what you're thinking. How are you supposed to pay for all of those $300 a piece textbooks and afford storage? In Chicago, rates are pretty reasonable. Unless you've got an apartment's worth of stuff in tow, you're probably going to want a 5x5 unit. These typically rent for around $48.31 on average, which means about $200 a semester. If you're not sure what this size looks like, picture a closet, only much bigger than the one in your dorm room which you're forced to share with two other roommates (this should be a crime). You can use it as a place to store seasonal items like clothing and sports equipment. Chicago summers are glorious, which is good news if you're sticking around for an internship in between semesters, but winters are cold, harsh and made possible with the help of plenty of warm clothes and a bar that allows hibernation. Use your storage unit as an off season wardrobe and you'll never have to worry about being inappropriately dressed for the weather. If you're a student athlete, you can apply this same principle to storing your gear during the off season. Just make sure you clean it before putting it in storage and consider climate control so that your items aren't ruined by mildew.
Storage Near Your CampusIf your university search efforts were focused on one Chicago university in particular, let us be the first to tell you: There are a lot of colleges in Chicago. You don't want to just focus on a storage facility that caters to the needs of college students in general. You want one that focuses on the needs of college students at the place where you actually go to school. If you're attending the University of Chicago you'll be searching for storage in the Hyde Park neighborhood. There's a StorageMart facility just a mile away that offers climate controlled units which are perfect for summer break along with specials like a free month of storage just for signing a lease. If you're a student at Chicago State University, you won't be able to find storage that's walking distance from school, so if driving a few miles or taking public transportation isn't for you, consider PODS portable storage. If you're attending the University of Illinois at Chicago, check out Uncle Bob's Self Storage. It's just a mile away and it offers online bill pay, so you don't have to endure the winter cold just to drop off a check.
Student Safety and StorageWhether you're aware of it or not, your campus has ample security measures in place. There are most likely cameras in your dorm common areas, key coded access to housing, security officers and police dedicated to the area. Your campus is (or should be) well lit so that you feel safe walking home from your evening classes. We think that a storage facility should make you feel the same way. This is especially important if your weekday class schedule and weekend social schedule has got you visiting your storage unit at odd hours. In Chicago, the growing popularity of indoor units with multiple floors can mean security for everything you've decided to store, but what about security for you when you're visiting the facility? When choosing the one for you, ask the facility manager about what security measures are in place. This should include ample lighting, solid fencing and a gate system that only allows tenants and staff to enter the property. If you've got key coded access, find out how often that code is changed. If the answer is never, that means that previous tenants and anyone else who has the code will be able to enter the facility. Your facility manager should understand how important it is to keep tenants safe while they're accessing their belongings. We know that sometimes accessing your storage unit can feel like a chore, but it shouldn't feel like a chore in a place that compromises your sense of security.
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Chicago, IL Military Storage
It's not easy to take a census of military members in Chicago and that's because it's a population that's always coming and going. Chicago is home to Naval Station Great Lakes, and while it's a huge base, its main purpose is "sailorization," or training men and women to be in the navy. Rest assured that if you're thinking of a career in the military (or you just like a man in a uniform) Chicago is a great place to be. Here's what you need to know about storage as a military member in the Windy City:
Military Recruits and StorageIf you're headed to Naval Station Great Lakes for training, you'll be in good company. About 40,000 men and women go through this process at the base every year. In fact, the base has sent the Navy more than two million sailors since opening. The base sits on 1,600 acres and has 1,153 buildings including a post office, fire department and a public works department, so it must have room for all of your belongings, right? Unfortunately, this isn't the case. Recruits live in some not very glamorous barracks, which are called Ships (they're named after important ships in naval history). Each ship contains classrooms and a place to sleep, shower, iron uniforms and get inspected by officers on a very regular basis. These inspections will pretty much prevent any chance of you storing your extra stuff where you sleep, and the 1,300 people you're sharing your Ship with should make it just about impossible. This is why storage in Chicago is a total game changer when it comes to leaving home without leaving all of your stuff behind. Local storage facilities understand the temporary nature of training, so renting a storage unit isn't a huge commitment. Month to month leases make coming and going a total breeze. After all, training to be in the military is tough. You deserve something easy.
Military Staff and StorageFortunately, military officers who are stationed at Naval Station Great Lakes aren't subjected to the same intense, spartan living conditions as recruits (mostly because they've already been there themselves), so if this is your situation, your storage needs are going to be a little bit different. If you're opting for single status housing, you can request a room in the barracks, in which case you might want to use storage as a temporary solution for any furniture you've got with you. If you're a military family, housing is available through Forest City Residential Management and is privatized. As the base population is always changing, getting the floor plan you want can often mean putting your name on a waiting list. Temporary housing is available at the Navy Lodge and can offer a place to rest your head during this time, but storage can offer you a place for your furniture, household items and extra clothing. Be sure to contact the base's Naval Housing Office with any questions about getting your belongings to Chicago and of course, contact your storage facility manager with any questions about your unit.
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The mood of the track is based on a melancholic based on our past childhood feeling. The end of the track has a rise to accentuate the main melodic motif and to open the heart of the listener.
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There is a news program called"'On Point With Tom Ashbrook" that did a one hour program today on "The Resurgence Of Knitting". On Sat. night they sent me an e-mail and asked if I would pre interview on Monday to talk about yarnbombing on the show Well, NPR. Everyone loves NPR. So I had an excellent interview with Kathleen Osborn and they asked me to be on the show. This was very great but I had jury duty and I had a wicked cough. This worked well, I coughed in jury duty, they ushered me out and this morning " On Point " called me and put me on hold until Tom was ready.
It was a very soothing show. Everyone was talking about sheep and back to the land, charity knitting, the meditative aspects of knitting. Time was ticking by. I wondered if they would get to me . I wondered if I would cough. I really wondered if yarnbombing would go with the sheep.
At last they put me on. I described the wonderful way knitting looked on the street.And how we put knitting up in front of museums to question the nature of art.There was a long pause. Everyone went on to discuss children and knitting . Tom was truly kind. So there it was.
Knitting is so many things. And yarnbombing is a great knitting twist and shout.
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Addicted to Forever 21 is uncontrollable, even after CNY
These are my latest purchases (which mostly consist of dresses) and none of them is above US$20 !!!
A blog dedicated to review online shopping sites - started by 2 gals in S'pore who are addicted to online shopping.
We are 2 simple working gals who both love online shopping! We cannot resist nor control ourselves and we realised lately that our addiction to online shopping is overwhelming! Our husbands are thinking of freezing our credit cards in the fridge so that they can stop us from this shopping craze :)
We decided to start this blog because there is no one particular website that is dedicated to reviews on online shopping sites. We always love to read up on experiences of others before we commit to our own shopping. Yes, there are many online personal blogs which has reviews on their personal online shopping experiences. But there was no dedicated blog that focused exclusively on online shopping sites.
Both of us love to discuss about where are the good buys and what are the good online sites. But sometimes, it is tough to find the right site selling the right stuff. We have been burnt many times by online shops! Haven't you? So we decided to start off this blog to share our experiences with fellow online shoppers.
Initially, this blog was set as private and shared only with friends. Recently, we thought that it would be a great idea to just share it with everyone else. Friends have commented that it was brilliant that we do comparisons between the actual product and what we see on the websites. They also said that they wanted their friends to be given access to this blog as well. Thus we decided to open up this blog to everyone on 1st Dec 2010 !!!
We will be only too glad that our readers contribute to our blog with their experiences as well!
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Yesterday, WWDC 2011 sold out in a record 10 hours and now one of those tickets has popped up on EBAY with a Buy It Now price of $3,500. That's $1901 more than the original $1,599 price set by Apple. The seller claims that this ticket was purchased for a colleague who ended up not being able to make the event.
We expect Apple will put an end to this auction in a heartbeat. The last thing Apple wants is for people to snatch up tickets and turn them over for a profit.
What do you think? Are you angry at this dev for trying to make a buck off this "extra" ticket?


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Hundreds of prospects have invaded Bradenton, Florida this weekend for the IMG national championship.
One of those prospects is Homestead (Fla.) High receiver Ermon Lane who has been busy this summer and has more plans for the summer.
"The summer has been going good for me," Lane said. "I went to UM (Miami) this summer and I'm going to the Opening next weekend. In July I'm going to be going to visit Florida and Florida State. I'll be at Florida for Friday Night Lights."
The 6-foot-2, 172-pound Lane has been to Miami several times but this time he was able to meet everyone.
"It was a good trip to Miami," Lane said. "I got to meet with the coaches and chill with them and I got to meet some of the players and athletes out there and watch them work out."
For Lane his next trip will be to Florida but this won't be his first visit to Gainesville as the Gators are selling him on being a playmaker at Florida.
"I went on campus for a spring practice this spring," Lane said. "It was a good practice and visit. The coaches have been telling me that if I compete that I could start as a true freshman at receiver. They said I could be their downhill receiver because they really don't have a downhill receiver on the team right now."
Some may think that Florida's lack of passing game in their offense the last few years would be a turn off for Lane but he says that's not the case.
"I see that Florida is building something on offense," Lane said. "They are trying to get some good receivers in so in the future they can throw the ball a little more. I like how the coaches at Florida have a good vibe with you and they have fun with their kids and they keep it real."
Lane says in July he would like to narrow his list to either a top 5 or top 10.
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First of all, our main characters are back. We catch a glimpse of Finn in some kind of medical pod, looking alive and well. Poe is in full hunky resistance fighter mode racing around with BB-8. Kylo is glowering out of the shadows like a Marilyn Manson fan circa 1995. And the Millennium Falcon is swooping around like the modded, overclocked machine that she is. There are snippets of battles and one shot of a fantastic-looking flight across the surface of a planet where giant red plumes arc out of the desert floor behind some ships. It looks very Mad Max: Fury Road, and I mean that as a high compliment.
Best of all, at least to this viewer, we see Luke doing what appear to be Yoda-esque "use the Force" exercises with Rey on the island where we left them at the end of The Force Awakens. Rey is learning to levitate little rocks and using her mind to feel the balance of light and dark in the Force. (Tearful moment as we glimpse the back of Leia's head when Rey mentions "the light.") There are also some ancient books and maps in Luke's monk cave, which is interesting—I don't recall seeing any Jedi books in paper form before, though we saw lots of augmented reality classrooms in previous films.
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643 d ago
Oh, Hey, There's a New Trailer for 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi'
You should probably just watch it now.
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643 d ago
'Star Wars: The Last Jedi': What We Learned From First Trailer
After a year and a half of anticipation, Star Wars superfans can finally heed the words of Luke Skywalker himself: "Breathe. Just breathe." At today's hotly anticipated panel at the Star Wars Celebration convention in Orlando, Florida, writer-director Rian Johnson unveiled the
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643 d ago
Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer is here at last
The moment you've been waiting for since you saw The Force Awakens way back in 2015 is finally here: we now have our first teaser trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. And what a teaser it is. Much like the early teasers for The First Awakens, it hardly reveals anything at all about the plot, yet still manages to turn up the hype to 11. I wish more trailers were as restrained as these. Anyway, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and watch it:
The moment you've been waiting for since you saw The Force Awakens way back in 2015 is finally here: we now have our first teaser trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. And what a teaser it is. Much like the early teasers for The First Awakens, it hardly reveals anything at all about the plot, yet still manages to turn up the hype to 11. I wish more trailers were as restrained as these. Anyway, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and watch it:
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643 d ago
7 things we learned from today's Star Wars: The Last Jedi panel
We're just 8 months away from the release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, but Disney and Lucasfilm had released absolutely nothing about the upcoming film — until today. During the highlight panel of Star Wars Celebration, writer-director Rian Johnson, producer Kathleen Kennedy, and a selection of the film's cast took the stage to discuss what is in store for audiences in the continuing adventure of Luke Skywalker and Rey... well, Rey Somebody.
There was a lot to discuss — including the new trailer — and we've put together the most essential moments and revelations from today's panel. If you're looking for your Last Jedi Cliff's Notes, you've come to the right place.Lucasfilm / Walt Disney Studios Luke may not live up...
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643 d ago
Star Wars: The Last Jedi first trailer released
Audiences are getting their first look at The Last Jedi, as a trailer for the film is released online.
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643 d ago
'The Last Jedi' poster has a striking similarity to 2 iconic 'Star Wars' posters
Disney and Lucasfilm released the first teaser poster for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," and if you're a fan of the series it looks awfully familiar.
The INSIDER Summary:Lucasfilm released the first teaser poster for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi." It shows Luke Skywalker and Kylo Ren faces split down the middle by a lightsaber held by Rey. The artwork looks like a remix of posters for "A New Hope" and "Revenge of the Jedi," before it was renamed "The Return of the Jedi."
Disney and Lucasfilm released the first teaser poster for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," and if you're a fan of the series it looks awfully familiar.
Disney unveiled the first poster at "Star Wars: Celebration" in Orlando, Florida Friday morning.
Take a look at it.
The poster shows Luke Skywalker, his nephew Kylo Ren, and Rey front and center. Luke and his nephew's faces are split down the middle by, what we presume is, Luke's original blue lightsaber that Rey acquired in "The Force Awakens."
If you started getting nostalgic vibes, it's because it feels like a partial homage to one of the posters for the original "Star Wars" film.
Take a look:
In the poster, Luke is brandishing the lightsaber against the looming presence of Darth Vader, who we later learn is his father. Is "The Last Jedi" trailer trying to hint that Rey is the source of hope for the galaxy not only against Kylo Ren, but also Luke Skywalker? Skywalker, like Vader, is also the largest figure on the new teaser poster. Is it also suggesting a parental relationship between Skywalker and Rey? We'll have to wait to find out.
Here are the two side by side.
But that's not the only poster "The Last Jedi" resembles. It also looks like the original poster for "Star Wars: Episode VI," back when it was called "Revenge of the Jedi." The title was changed weeks before the film's release because creator George Lucas pointed out that it's against the Jedi way for them to seek revenge. It was later renamed "Return of the Jedi."
The poster for "Revenge of the Jedi" is shrouded in red.
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The only hint of light comes from a lightsaber battle between Luke and Darth Vader, creating a purple hue, similar to the one seen at the center of "The Last Jedi" poster. Both "The Last Jedi" and "Empire Strikes Back" are the second films in "Star Wars" trilogies.
Here are those two posters side by side.
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Finally, take a look at all three.
Fox, Disney/Lucasfilm
Shortly after unveiling the new poster, Disney and Lucasfilm debuted the first trailer for "The Last Jedi." You can view it here . "The Last Jedi" will be in theaters this December.
A previous version of this story incorrectly stated "Revenge of the Jedi" was the original title for "Empire Strikes Back."
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643 d ago
'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' trailer: What does it all mean?
The second movie of the original Star Wars trilogy, The Empire Strikes Back, focused on Luke Skywalker's Jedi training.
So it makes sense that The Last Jedi, the second movie of the sequel trilogy, would focus on Luke training the still mysterious Rey.
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"Breathe," Luke says at the start of the teaser trailer that dropped Friday, after Rey doubles over on the rocks of Ahch-To and does just that — breathing too hard, too fast. Just like Finn in The Force Awakens trailer, in fact.
That opened with a vista of sand; this time we get an unhurried close-up of rock. Rock that Rey now has the power to lift in the air, just as Luke once made boulders float for his master, Yoda. Read more...More about The Last Jedi , Star Wars , and Entertainment
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643 d ago
'Last Jedi' trailer sparks Force of funny Twitter reactions - CNET
Once fans stopped freaking out, they had some jokes to make, and many involved Jar Jar.
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643 d ago
Breaking down The Last Jedi trailer scene by scene
The first trailer for The Last Jedi has arrived , and it looks pretty amazing. There's a lot going on in it: Rey training with Luke! Space battles! Kylo Ren looking pissed! It's enough to give us a taste of the next Star Wars film, but doesn't reveal more than is necessary.
The trailer opens with what at first looks like a star field, but quickly reveals itself to be rocks on Ahch-To, the planet where Rey found Luke living by himself. It's a neat visual trick.Lucasfilm
That moment takes us right to Rey who is gasping for breath as she falls to the ground. Its reminiscent of the times in The Empire Strikes Back when Luke was training on Dagobah, out of breath from his training. Rey appears to be in the same...
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643 d ago
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Finally Has a Trailer, and It's Packed With Enticingly Subtle Hints
The wait for a first look at Star Wars Episode VIII is finally over, but now that we've been tantalized by a trailer, the true waiting is just beginning. At the Star Wars Celebration event today in Orlando, Disney unveiled the first trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi, scheduled for release Dec. 15 of...
643 d ago
What just happened in the Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer?
Breathe. Just ... breathe.
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643 d ago
Meet Rose from 'The Last Jedi,' the newest major character in the 'Star Wars' universe
"Star Wars" fans were introduced to a major new character Friday: Rose.
The newcomer, portrayed by actress Kelly Marie Tran , was introduced at the " Star Wars: The Last Jedi " panel at the "Star Wars" Celebration event in Orlando, Fla.
"[She] has the biggest new part in the movie and ironically is played by the smallest actor," director Rian Johnson said while introducing the actress.
"She's part of the Resistance, and she works in maintenance. I can't wait for you to meet her," said Tran, an Asian American comedian known for her digital shorts.
"She's not a soldier," Johnson explained. "She's not looking to be a hero, and she gets pulled a very big way into an adventure in this movie with Finn [John Boyega]."
Judging by the prolonged hug she had with Mark Hamill, Rose and Luke Skywalker may share screen time as well.
Tran was a fan of the space saga before landing the role. She had to keep the role secret from her family.
"They didn't know for four months," Tran explained. "I told them I was doing an indie movie in Canada. At one point, I actually got some maple syrup so I could bring it back to them so they actually thought I was in Canada."
It's unclear if Tran's humor will be reflected in character, but Johnson said he was really excited about her addition to the cast.
"She's pretty rad," Johnson added.
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" opens December 15, 2017.
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643 d ago
'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Movie Trailer Is Released
The official trailer is filled with images of characters from "The Force Awakens" but leaves plenty of mystery about what is to come.
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643 d ago
Luke Who's Talking! Watch the First Trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi
The first look at Episode VIII promises lots of Force-talk … not to mention a bit of lightsaber-rattling. The post Luke Who's Talking! Watch the First Trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi appeared first on WIRED .
643 d ago
We need to talk about Luke's last words in the 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' trailer
Luke Skywalker is finally talking again ... and what he has to say might shock you.
The first Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer finishes with a dramatic voiceover from Mark Hamill in character as Luke. "I only know one truth," he declares. "It's time for the Jedi to end."
Say what?
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If the point of that quote is to stun fans, well, mission accomplished.
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643 d ago
Star Wars: The Last Jedi's new character, Rose, is already a fan favorite
We just wanna hug her
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643 d ago
Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer – five things we learned
The first footage of Star Wars Episode VIII has just been revealed – and after poring over it, here's what we discovered
Star Wars Celebration in Orlando has been under way for the best part of two days now, and during Friday's special panel for new episode The Last Jedi the assembled throngs were shown the first trailer for Rian Johnson's highly-anticipated new movie. Here are five takeaways from the two-minute teaser.Continue reading...
643 d ago
These 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' poster spoofs are hilariousMore about Last Jedi , Star Wars , and Entertainment
Our world may be nearing its end, but the world of Star Wars remains a sanctuary far, far away. Friday's Star Wars Celebration included the first poster for The Last Jedi, and brilliant minds around the world were quick to PhotoShop it in the best ways.
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Star Wars, like almost every movie, could use more Laura Dern, and now we know what that would look like.Face/Off/2
This poster is unbelievable pic.twitter.com/CyJBDQbQYs
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643 d ago
Everything The Last Jedi Trailer Reveals About the Future of Rey, Luke, and the Star Wars Galaxy
We finally have real footage from Episode VIII, and as mysterious as it is, there are a number of details hidden in there that give us some clues as to what's in store for Rey, Finn, Poe, and the rest when The Last Jedi arrives this December—and we've broken it all down for you, frame-by-frame.
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643 d ago
The best part of The Last Jedi trailer is that we have no idea what's going on
The first long-awaited teaser for Star Wars: The Last Jedi is here. But while this tantalizing two minutes of footage has finally given fans the first glimpse of the upcoming sequel, it's as deliberately vague as the various teasers for The Force Awakens were. Yes, the cinematography is beautiful. The flashes of Rey's training are intriguing, and the few brief seconds of space battles are thrilling, but there's almost no context for anything that happens in it.
The Star Wars franchise as a whole seems to have undergone a dramatic shift in its most recent incarnation. It's become one of the film industry's most secretive franchises, a move that especially stands out in today's spoiler-hungry culture. And I think the reasoning for that...
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643 d ago
Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer is absolutely beautiful — as seen through these shots
Thank you, Rian Johnson
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643 d ago
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Teaser Trailer Breakdown
Star Wars Episode 8, otherwise known at The Last Jedi, isn't due out until December this year. But at the recently held Star Wars Celebration event in Orlando, director Rian Johnson and the film's cast revealed the very first teaser trailer for the sure to be upcoming box office juggernaut.
Sure, it's only a teaser, so there aren't major plot details revealed. But this teaser does confirm a lot of fan theories, as well as give all of us a tantalising glimpse at what's in store for Rey, Finn, Poe Dameron, BB-8, Kylo Ren, and even the reclusive Luke Skywalker. It looks like Skywalker will indeed take on the role of mentor to Rey, training her on that mysterious planet that we saw in the very last shot of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. But what other secrets and plot details does this teaser trailer hold? Let's dive in to find out.
Hello Rey! The first shot of this teaser shows a rock, before Rey's hand slams down on it and the camera moves up to reveal her stressed face. This is the costume that we last saw Rey in, when she arrived on the planet Ahch-To to confront the reclusive Luke Skywalker at the end of The Force Awakens. Is this the start of Rey's formal Jedi training? Luke's voiceover during the next section seems to lend credence to this fact, as he says: "Breathe. Just breathe. Now, reach out. What do you see?"
Waves are crashing on Ahch-To as Rey stands pensively looking out to the horizon. This island Luke has stationed himself on looks pretty desolate, which begs the question: where does he get all his supplies from? Is there more to this island than just being a bare rock with no trees?
Yep, Rey is totally using the Force here. Is she sitting cross-legged in the background, though? Is this within the same scene as the previous shot, and therefore could possibly be part of Luke's training?
Here, apparently, is the start of Rey's answer to Luke when he asks: "What do you see?" This is General Leia Organa, standing in front of some sort of star map on the bridge of a ship. and if you listen very, very closely to the audio at this point, you can faintly hear the line: "Help me, Obi-Wan." Is that merely a callback to the original trilogy? Or does it have some deeper meaning?
This looks to be Kylo Ren's destroyed helmet. The panels behind it hint that this location being some sort of First Order facility, but what exactly has happened here? Is this a flashback to the previous film and Starkiller Base? And there's another audio hint playing softly here, with what sounds like Obi-Wan Kenobi saying "Seduced by the dark side". Again, what's the link?
Is this some sort of bookshelf? Our guess would be that this is within Luke's home on Ahch-To. But what exactly are these tomes? And as if there weren't enough audio hints in this trailer, it sounds like Yoda's voice can also be faintly heard here saying "Train, you will."
Or, here's another bit of speculation: could this bookshelf actually be on Dagobah instead?
This book is clearly very important to Jedi lore. But what is it? Could this be the famed Journal of the Whills, an ancient book that allegedly recounts the major events in galactic history? And whose hand is that? It's clearly gloved, so it's probably neither Luke nor Rey. Is it a pilot's glove?
If you had any question as to whether The Last Jedi would see Luke train Rey, then this shot should serve as your answer. This looks like Luke training Rey as she wields a lightsaber.
This could be a shot of a brand new planet to the Star Wars universe. According to previous interviews with The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson, there will be a planet called Crait in the upcoming film, a mineral planet on the outskirts of the galaxy that will play a key role in the struggle between the First Order and the Resistance. The red dust kicked up by these ships (sadly, they're not podracers) seem to indicate mineral deposits, and with the preceeding shot to this show First Order AT-ATs in the distance, it seems like a fight is definitely on the cards here between the two forces.
Here's our first look at ex-Stormtrooper Finn, and it looks like he's still in pretty bad shape after the events of The Force Awakens.
Here's Poe Dameron and BB-8, running furiously through what seems to be a ship or base that's under some sort of attack.
In the next shot, it looks like our heroes are indeed in the dock of a ship in space. Things aren't looking good, however, with that explosion seemingly taking out Poe's custom paint job X-Wing.
And here's the Falcon, seemingly engaged again in combat within a planet's atmosphere. Who's flying this, we wonder? If Rey is training, could someone else be at the helm?
Is Rey running to a fight, or is this part of her training with Luke?
Fresh from committing patricide (woops, spoilers), here's Kylo Ren looking all pensive and rocking that facial scar he received from Rey in The Force Awakens.
This shot is likely a flashback scene to when the Knights of Ren destroyed Luke's Jedi training facility, which was the catalyst for him to disappear from the face of the galaxy in the first place.
Is that Captain Phasma leading those troopers? Looks like she survived that trash compactor she was supposedly placed in at the end of The Force Awakens.
These look like the new Nebulon-B escort frigates, but we're not quite sure where this battle is taking place. What is that planet in the background? UPDATE: We may have a pretty good guess as to what this planet is: could it be where the Resistance base was located in The Force Awakens?
The Resistance base was on a planet called D'Qar, and we noticed that in the last few frames of this shot, you can see an asteroid belt surrounding this green planet. And if you cast your mind back to The Force Awakens...
Here's a shot of D'Qar taken from The Force Awakens. Notice any similarities? So does this mean that The First Order manages to track down the Resistance base in The Last Jedi?
Did Luke really just say "It's time for the Jedi to end?" What happened to him during his long isolation? What type of man is he now? Also, this interior looks like the inside of a tree. Could this be definitive proof that the mysterious bookcase we looked at before is at the same place?
Business Insider
643 d ago
Here's everything we know so far about 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi'
The first trailer for the next episode of "Star Wars" has finally been released, giving fans plenty of details to discuss while they wait for it to hit theaters in December. Here's everything we know so far from the new footage and the Star Wars Celebration event where it premiered.
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643 d ago
Here's the first look at Carrie Fisher in 'The Last Jedi' - CNET
At Star Wars Celebration Orlando, director Rian Johnson talks about working on the script with Fisher and gives fans a peek at the set.
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643 d ago
Everything we spotted in that 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' trailer - CNET
Let's theorize and hypothesize and spend all day speculating what the heck is going on here. (We have eight months to kill. What's stopping you?)
643 d ago
The Last Jedi trailer's single most beautiful shot
Get hyped for Rian Johnson, fam
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643 d ago
The first teaser for 'The Last Jedi' is here and OMG
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643 d ago
Biggest moments and news from The Last Jedi panel at Star Wars Celebration
It wasn't just the trailer
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643 d ago
WATCH: 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi': 1st trailer drops at Star Wars Celebration
Fans at "Star Wars" Celebration were just treated to the very first trailer for the upcoming blockbuster "The Last Jedi."
643 d ago
The Star Wars: The Last Jedi Trailer Feels Like the New Empire Strikes Back. Hell Yeah
Judging from the trailer, the next Star Wars movie looks to be headed straight to the dark side. We can't wait. The post The Star Wars: The Last Jedi Trailer Feels Like the New Empire Strikes Back. Hell Yeah appeared first on WIRED .
643 d ago
Crunch Report | 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' Trailer…Woooah
The Last Jedi Star Wars trailer is released, Facebook runs ads in French newspapers educating people on fake news and Apple gets permission from the DMV to start testing self-driving cars. All this on Crunch Report. Read More
643 d ago
Star Wars: The Last Jedi Teaser Trailer Breakdown And Theories
Buddy has scoured the internet and watched the new Star Wars Episode 8 teaser trailer many times to bring you, dear viewers, every small, hidden, crazy detail and easter egg in this movie teaser direct to you!
642 d ago
Star Wars Rebels will end after its fourth season, watch the first trailer now
Producer Dave Filoni says it's time
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642 d ago
'Star Wars Rebels' to end with 'darker' Season 4
This will be a day long remembered: it marked the end of the Rebellion. Sort of.
Lucasfilm announced here at its Star Wars Celebration event that its only current TV show — the animated series Star Wars Rebels — will come to a close at the end of season 4.
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Over the final 15 episodes, the story of the crew of the Ghost, who gets pulled into the wider rebellion, will reach a conclusion that was apparently always planned.
What remains to be seen: given that the Ghost was seen briefly (and its pilot Hera namechecked) in Rogue One, will the finale take us into an animated version of the battle of Scarif? Read more...More about Star Wars Rebels , Star Wars , and Entertainment
642 d ago
Star Wars Rebels - Season 4 Official Trailer
Destinies are revealed in the final season of Star Wars Rebels.
642 d ago
Watch the 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' trailer right here
Disney's new teaser racked up well over 40 million views online in just 24 hours.
New "Star Wars" content has arrived!
You may have noticed an anxious buzz on the internet Friday that had nothing to do with North Korea or Vladimir Putin. No, that buzz was thanks to Disney, which dropped the official trailer for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" on YouTube and Facebook and Twitter.
The two-minute spot features some nice action shots, a few explosions and more Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) than we saw in the entire prequel, "Star War: The Force Awakens."
As expected, the internet is gobbling this up. The video has already generated 17 million views on YouTube and 26 million views on Facebook .
Here it is for your own viewing pleasure.
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641 d ago
'Last Jedi' director explains the Star Wars movie's title, once and for all - CNET
Is Jedi singular or plural? Is it Luke, Rey or someone else? Rian Johnson has the answers.
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642 d ago
Star Wars Battlefront 2 launches in November, here's its first trailer
Fight as a hero of the Empire
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642 d ago
The Last Jedi Characters Are Battlefront 2 Preorder Bonus
During Star Wars Celebration today, EA confirmed that anyone who preorders Battlefront II will also receive The Last Jedi-themed content including "exclusive Kylo Ren and Rey themed looks" based on the characters' appearances in the upcoming film.
Kylo Ren's The Last Jedi look in Battlefront II
Those skins are unlocked for the game's multiplayer mode, and will include "epic ability upgrades." Alongside that, preorders will also unlock a new First Order ship and The Last Jedi's version of the Millennium Falcon for the game's space combat mode.
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642 d ago
Star Wars Battlefront II Will Tell a Canon Story of Imperial Revenge (and Have Last Jedi DLC)
Star Wars Battlefront II will give players a totally new Star Wars experience. And, this time, it's going to count.
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WATCH: What Mark Hamill, Daisy Ridley say new 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' trailer might reveal
In an exclusive ABC News interview, the cast, director Rian Johnson and Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy discuss what fans can expect in the new movie.
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