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Show your love for the sport by designing this fabulous T-shirt!
Designed by Jackie Mallory.
Material List
- T-Shirt – Neon
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- Flocked Iron-On Letters, 1½"
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Turn t-shirt inside out and press reverse side for an additional 5-10 seconds.
Once letters are applied, using a paintbrush, paint lower half of letters with fabric paint.
Paint upper half of letters with second color of fabric paint.
Using a paintbrush, loosely scribble a splash of color in area of your choice as shown in photo.
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Two Jamaican athletes have been tested positive for banned substances.
They are: Dominique Blake and Ricardo Cunningham, an 800m runner.
Cunningham was tested positive for the substance pseudoephedrine.
It was not immediately clear for what substance Blake tested positive.
Blake went to the Olympics as part of the 4X400m relay team but did not run.
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Lisa Oppenheim is interested in how the present viewer sees media of the past, and to study this she takes materials from archives and transforms them with editing effects that distill her interpretation of how an image's meaning changes over time. For a show at tank.tv, on view through July 21, Oppenheim has revealed her sources and processes in texts accompanying five of her moving-image works. E-M-P-I-R-E reconstructs Andy Warhol's eight-hour film of the same title using a single 100-foot roll of 16mm color film. "Unlike Warhol's endurance test of extended filmic boredom, this version uses the language of structuralist 'flicker' films of the late 60's and 70's," Brian O'Connell writes in an essay excerpted on tank.tv. He goes on to inform us that the rhythm of the flickering Empire State Buildings spells out "E-M-P-I-R-E" in Morse code—a system as obsolete as 16mm film. Explanations like these never hurt, but Oppenheim's work is stronger when the transformation of an image over time is a compelling sight in itself. The two channels in Story, Study, Print (2005) juxtapose children's posters used in predominantly African-American schools in the 1970s with a disconnected sequence of still and moving images; here, chance and obscurity force viewers to form their own associative links rather than relying on a statement to decode meaning. In Yule Log, 2008, a soothing image of a fireplace at Christmastime deteriorates through several repetitions, each one a 16mm copy of the last, while The Sun Is Always Setting Somewhere Else (2006) is a slide show where each frame shows a hand holding snapshots of a sunset ...
On Tour
In June I traveled through southeastern Europe from Venice to Athens, where I'm looking at art and blogging. Part three of the travelogue is about Belgrade, Serbia.
With a population of two million, Belgrade is twice as big as Zagreb, which is thrice as big as Ljubljana, but the sizes of these three cities have a paradoxically inverse relationship to their cultural infrastructure, particularly at the intersection of art and technology. While little Ljubljana had enough events to fill my schedule for four days, Zagreb's handful of galleries were in a summer slumber. But organizations were actually there, even if hibernating, while Belgrade had nothing. Many attributed that to the smaller country's attempt to find a niche or a brand for itself in Europe's crowded contemporary art world. "New media in Slovenia was as a more or less organized way of deterritorialization from the ex-Yugoslavian context, a systematic attempt 'to be more serious than the system itself,'" said Maja Ciric, a Serbian curator, citing Zizek. "But in Belgrade the new media paradigm is self-driven and performed individually."
Belgrade had a small but active demoscene in the 1990s, which gave rise to one of the most interesting art collectives in the former Yugoslavia, Kosmoplovci (pronounced "kos-mo-PLOV-tsee"). The name means something like astronauts or space sailors, and comes from a 1970s do-it-yourself science and technology magazine that some demoscene friends found at a flea market in the early '90s. The members of Kosmoplovci are fond of rummaging through the past, and their varied output—which includes internet works, videos, music, comics, and books—usually involves allusion and found media. Satelitska Stanica is based on an old 8mm film extolling a joint project with Japan to ...
the peace tape (2009) - Jacob Ciocci
On Tour
This month I'm traveling through southeastern Europe from Venice to Athens, where I'm looking at art and blogging. Part two of the travelogue is about Zagreb, Croatia. Part one is here.
Zagreb's center has more street names than streets; the names change every few blocks so meters can be allotted to every worthy Croatian hero. And many names differ from the ones streets bore twenty years ago, since a different history needed to be inscribed in Zagreb's map after Yugoslavia dissolved and Croatia became independent. "The Renaming Machine," an exhibition currently on view at Zagreb's Galerija Miroslav Kraljevic, addresses the obsession with names. Sanja Ivekovic's contribution is inspired by Zagreb's Street of the Unknown Heroine—a name that is both unsettling and appropriate when virtually all other streets are named for men—which takes the form of a poster with maps, e-mails, and other supporting documents describing the artist's attempt to give the same name to a street in Utrecht during her retrospective at Van Abbemuseum.
Just as street names reflect political values, so do the uses of buildings on them. After arriving in Zagreb and settling in the Angelina Jolie room at The Movie Hotel, I met with Tomislav Medak, director of Mama, an organization that was founded in 1999 as a center for internet activists and artists, but in recent years has shifted its attention to urban development, specifically the use of former industrial sites that abound in Zagreb (as they do in many other large, formerly socialist cities). Mama lobbies the municipal government to reserve abandoned factories for public use—whether cultural activities or low-cost housing—rather than handing them to private investors ...
Shane Hope's sprawling prints can't be processed with one or two looks. They are built on thousands of tiny details, rather than around a single focal point, and as the eye travels across the picture field, it sees lines and pieces accumulating in recognizable bodies and then collapsing into chaos, or maybe an order that can't be discerned by the naked eye. Hope calls them Molecular Modeling prints, or "Mol Mods," and they are informed by his belief that "the molecule is the brushstroke of the future"—that nanotechnology, the manipulation of matter on a molecular scale, will transform industry sometime soon. For now, Hope's tools are coding languages Python and Perl. Because of the Mol Mods' size he can only work on one screen-sized swath at a time, and because of their complexity, that is all that can be rendered even on Hope's homemade desktop, which he proudly calls "faster than any factory-built Mac on the planet."


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Luther College Concert Band Companion Tour to Iceland and Norway
This event takes place each day from May 20, 2013 to May 31, 2013.
|Tuesday, May 28, 2013
|8:00 am
|Iceland and Norway
Tour for alumni, parents and friends to Iceland and Norway hosted by President Richard and Mrs. Judith Torgerson.
Sponsor: Alumni
Contact: Sherry Alcock, 563-387-1505
For more information, visit: https://www.luther.edu/alumni/events/alumni_tours/norway/.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes For well over a decade, Morrell has been a fan of the Merlot-based wine of Chateau Cadillac. From vines situated on a south facing slope of the Dordogne river in a district known as Fronsadais, the chateau produces a lovely cherried red, supple, fruit intensive and marvelously enjoyable when young..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Family-owned Chateau Freybernat produced a highly drinkable Merlot, Cabernet and Cabernet Franc blend. Freybernat is one of the high value "petits chateaux" that provides a classic Bordeaux wine experience at an affordable price.
Cellar/Tasting Notes This bordeaux blend, produced from the young vines of the chateau, is made like its older brother (Chateau Cantemerle) Les Allées de Cantemerle has the same personality as the grand vin, but a shorter ageing potential. As it ages more quickly, Les Allées de Cantemerle is generally ready..
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Silver Medal at Aux Feminalise 2012, wines tasted only by women.
One of the things Morrell is known for is the ability to find every-day affordable Bordeaux that tastes far better than its price. We've been doing it for 65 years!..
Cellar/Tasting Notes La Croix Blanche Montagne, Claude Guimberteau's family has run this 35-acre vineyard of Merlot, Cab Franc and Sauvignon for five generations. The vines average 35 years old, and this quality shows. Aged in French oak, the wine is deep purple, almost black, with an elegant bouquet of ripe fruit. On..
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Video Archives
A toddler is OK after getting stuck in a bowling alley vending machine.
Of 2.7 million people who saw a job posting by a Boston agency for a 'director of operations' position, just 24 applied. That's likely because of the brutal requirements.
The website rehtom.net posted the job and paid for ads, hoping to get the right applicant.
The website rehtom.net posted the job and paid for ads, hoping to get the right applicant.
NASA released a spectacular video on Sunday from its Solar Dynamics Observatory of a flare erupting from the sun.
A Florida panther kitten, abandoned by his mother, has been nursed back to health at Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo and he's getting ready to move to a state wildlife park.
A Georgia father is gaining national attention after he grew tired of his 17-year-old daughter's failure to clean her room. Fed up, he made a drastic decision and moved all of her belongings in the driveway.
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So here's the deal. You hope that the reviews will help you decide.,but people nit-pick the heck out of Crocs. Too big, too small, too wide....I have recently ordered 4 different clog styles, all in my size 13. I READ the fit discription. I look at the pictures so I know where the holes are. I watch the video of the item I'm interested in. Roomy means roomy etc. I have nothing but praise for my Crocs as far as fit and comfort. VERY comfy and also enough arch support to allow for extended wear. I picked the versions with the "hook and loop" heeel strap so there wouldn't be an issue with how snug they fit. I can flip the strap forward or adjust for my heel fit. I wear a size 13 D men's shoe and all the Crocs I bought fit great with or without the heel strap in place. So buy and enjoy. Btw the Yukon Sport that I got don't have the sewing issue mentioned somewhere else.
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Ive been wearing flip flops all summer for years. I wanted to have another alternative for when its hot out because I hate wearing sneakers when its very hot. These crocs stood out as looking nice and looked comfortable so I figured I'd give them a shot. So far they fit perfectly and seem very comfortable and I like the sporty look. I have not worn them outside yet because it is so cold, but as soon as it heats up a little I will. I wouldn't really wear the classic croc styles but these ones look good and I am glad to have them as an option for when I get bored of wearing flip flops.
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What happened to the version without the drain holes. Top and side vents are fine, but the closed-toe version was better for wet weather. Why not continue to offer that option? And, Crocs lowered the back heel in this version so now they are not as useful as a clog without the strap. Seems every time I find a Crocs I like, the company stops making it.
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Lightning Talks
This year the lightning talks are being held on Wednesday morning after the Official Opening. There may be a second session on Friday during the closing session.
The rules will be the same a for Brisbane in 2011:
1. Talks are for 90 seconds.
2. You must put your name and topic on the wiki page if you want to present.
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- 03, Brianna Laugher, Crowdfunding free software
- 04, Tim Ansell, slide-lint - Making your slides awesome.
- 05, Alan Robertson - Some experiences in raising GeekGirls
- 06, Arjen Lentz, BlueHackers @ lca2014
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Smith, Ford lead AAA ladies in swimming
Mt. Lebanon's Katie Ford (second from bottom) gets a strong start on her way to victory in the 50-yard freestyle.
Though North Allegheny dominated the girls' competition during the first day of the WPIAL Class AAA swimming championships, the community of Mt. Lebanon celebrated two gold medal winners at the University of Trees Pool.
Leah Smith blew away the competition in the 200-yard freestyle. The Oakland Catholic senior, who resides in Mt. Lebanon, shattered the record she set in 2011.
A Virginia recruit, Smith did not swim scholastically as a junior because she took the year off to train for the Summer Olympics. Smith competed in the United States Olympic Trials but just missed making the national team.
In coasting to the win in the 200, Smith posted a 1:45.81 time, reducing her own record by 1.83 seconds. That mark earned her All-America status and was off the state record by seven-tenths of a second. Meaghan Raab set the state standard last year with a 1:45.10.
Meanwhile, Ford also regained her title. As a freshman she captured the 50-yard freestyle crown. Her personal best-time of 23.42 earned her All-America recognition as well. The mark was one-tenth of a second off the WPIAL record set by Maggie Walker of Peters Township in 2009.
"It was exciting," Ford said of her victory, "but I didn't feel too great because I'm not rested, shaved or tapered. I'm looking to do better at states."
Ford, however, was satisfied with the win and her time.
"The goal was a best time and it was my best time," she explained. "If I won, then I would be happy about it.
At the state meet set for March 14-16 at Bucknell University, Ford would be delighted to break the 23-second barrier.
"Maybe that will be good for first or second, but I'm looking for Top 3 at states," said the junior.
Regardless of that future expectation, Ford's coach, Tom Donati, was pleased with the present result.
"I'm so proud of Katie," he said. "She wanted to win. She missed this the past year. So to win is awesome.
"Katie has worked so hard. She's in a good place right now. I'm happy for her."
The NA girls are in a good place heading into tomorrow's second and final day of competition. The Tigers hold a commanding lead, 253-134, over second-place Oakland Catholic in the team standings.
Other top 10 individual performances from female area swimmers included:
• Lebo's Meghan Schilken, fourth, and Anna McGlade, ninth in the 200 free. Ford, Schilken, McGlade and Veronica Bogdanski finished runner-up to NA in the 200 free relay.
• Bethel Park's Allie Brinkhoff, fourth, and Upper St. Clair's Meg Haggerty, 10th in the 200 IM.
• USC's Victoria Shaffer, seventh, Jessica Reilly, ninth, and Betsy Erlanger, 10th in the 50 free.
• USC's Brittany Dudzinski, sixth, and Gavi Krohner, ninth, in the 100 butterfly.
Complete results can be found online at www.wpial.org or www.teampittsburgh.com.
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Gallery Glass® Christmas Ornament Clings
Material List
- Gallery Glass® Window Color™ – Lime Green, Red Shimmer, Berry Red, Crystal Clear, Kelly Green and Gold Sparkle
- Gallery Glass® Liquid Leading™ – Black
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- Gallery Glass® Redi-Lead™ Instant Lead Roll
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Step 1 Place ornament pattern under leading blank and trace with leading directly from bottle. Repeat as desired to create additional ornaments. Let dry 24 hours.
Step 2 Fill inside areas of leading with desired Window Colors working one section at a time. Applying directly from bottle tip, start around perimeter of leading then fill center of section. Immediately comb Window Color™ with toothpick to smooth. Repeat technique to fill remaining areas of ornament. Use Crystal Clear in ornament hanger to create stability. Repeat to complete all ornaments. Let color dry 24 hours or until Window Color™ is translucent.
Step 3 Carefully remove ornaments from leading blank and place where desired on window. Cut Redi-Lead™ lengths to connect ornament to top of window.


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25 hoorays for Disney's Hollywood Studios
April 24, 2014
It's silver-anniversary time for Disney's Hollywood Studios. The theme park was born as Disney-MGM Studios on May 1, 1989, back when George Bush (the first one) was president, Americans learned to pronounce Exxon Valdez, and Eastern Air Lines was still flying.
So far, life is good in FastPass+ lane
April 17, 2014
After months of chatter about MagicBands and weeks of testing at Walt Disney World, I had my first full day of the MyMagic+ experience.
Tackling Disney's It's a Small World by the numbers
April 10, 2014
One could forgive It's a Small World for getting a big head. Disney marked its 50th birthday party with a global celebration. The ride was introduced at the 1964 World's Fair and was considered a temporary attraction. Instead, Walt Disney transplanted it to Disneyland and eventually four other theme parks, including Orlando's Magic Kingdom, where it's home to wee audio-animatronics with a message of worldwide harmony.
SeaWorld, at 50, gets spiffy
April 4, 2014
SeaWorld Orlando has gussied itself up for its 50th anniversary celebration, and some of it looks downright trashy.
Take our theme-park quote quiz
March 27, 2014
A while ago, I compiled a group of theme-park quotations and made a quiz out of them. I'm a sucker for accidental catch phrases, some of which were not designed to be humorous.
Spring flings at the theme parks
March 20, 2014
After this long, harsh winter, it's impossible to begrudge our Northern friends for wanting to spend time in our Florida sunshine. So, in the spirit of a warm welcome, here's a guide to what's new at the parks, including the attractions that have hatched since last year's spring break. We've grouped them by types of visitor.
High-energy parade is pure Disney
March 13, 2014
Festival of Fantasy, Walt Disney World's new parade, is like an overgrown wind-up toy — bright, cheerful, crowd-pleasing and relentless.
New twists for Epcot garden show
March 4, 2014
The Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival is in bloom again. The annual event is famous for Disney's trademark topiaries — there are 99 of them this year — but organizers choose not to rest on their laurels.
Changes help perk up Universal's Mardi Gras parade
February 27, 2014
You could be forgiven for feeling a bit of déjà vu while watching the Mardi Gras parade at Universal Studios, even if you haven't thrown back a hurricane or two. It's all shiny and glittery, with strands of colorful beads zipping past your head, that "Feet Don't Fail Me Now" song looping and the King Gator float at the tail end, right?
Countdown to 5 new attractions at Orlando theme parks
February 20, 2014
We are inching closer to a handful of new theme-park attractions in Central Florida. Although grand-opening dates have not been announced, we can still share progress reports on key additions expected to arrive in coming weeks and months.
Kissimmee's Old Town ghosts haunt new tour
February 13, 2014
Kissimmee is no Cassadaga — or is it?
Universal's Mardi Gras gets 'bigger, badder'
February 6, 2014
If you're still suffering from holidays hangover, brace yourself: Universal Studios' Mardi Gras is back, and it's bigger.
A peek behind wall at Harry Potter's Diagon Alley at Universal Orlando
January 30, 2014
We still can't see a whole lot of what's going up at Wizarding World of Harry Potter — Diagon Alley at Universal Studios. That construction wall is maddening to anxious Potterheads, who must wait until summer for unveiling and exploration.
Bugs, Daffy and company take center stage at History Center
January 30, 2014
Should I feel honored or just old to have lived through a golden age of animation, a time when Saturday-morning cartoons were a ritual for pajama-clad kids across America? I loved it when Bugs Bunny would sing "On with the show, this is it," followed by a line of Warner Bros. characters marching across the screen in order of height, from Tweety Bird up to Foghorn Leghorn.
Universal presents plenty of boy wizard for Harry Potter Celebration
January 23, 2014
All students at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry have worn the Sorting Hat. It's a big deal. The tattered, brown topper magically divides the student body into members of different "houses" — Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw or Slytherin.
Otronicon: Hands-on and high-tech at the Orlando Science Center
January 16, 2014
Otronicon, the four-day cavalcade of interactive technology at Orlando Science Center, offers a wide menu of choices. Visitors can go small with tiny bits of tech in action or go big with 750-inch screens.
SeaWorld goes Wild on weekends
January 9, 2014
The theme park is introducing a three-weekend event called Wild Days, which will spotlight animals, trainers and rehabilitation efforts
Can 2014 live up to hype, hopes for Orlando theme parks?
January 2, 2014
We should feel pretty confident about many aspects of what 2014 will hold for theme parks and attractions. Sure, a certain boy wizard will play a key role, and a group of height-challenged cast members are expected to raise a ruckus in the middle of Fantasyland. But who will show up for Bands, Brew & BBQ?
Theme parks brought birds, bots and big deals in 2013
December 26, 2013
The year has been dotted with theme-park grand openings and announcements. Here are seven new attractions expected to have staying power.
Universal gets hip to Happy Hippo for Macy's Holiday Parade
December 12, 2013
Happy Hippo is ready for her closeup.
Theme parks get warm and fuzzy for the holidays
December 5, 2013
Here are five theme-park events that are sure to get you in the spirit
Frosty fits in at Gaylord's ice show
November 28, 2013
I'm happy to see Frosty the Snowman. The sight of him makes me feel warm inside, even though I'm freezing outside at ICE!
Jingle Cruise: Ho-hum for holidays at Disney World
November 21, 2013
Jingle Cruise is a holiday version of Jungle Cruise, one of the theme park's original attractions
Festival of Masters returns to Downtown Disney
November 7, 2013
The festival features hundreds of artists displaying their talents in tents across the shopping district
Tour of Epcot's France has surprises, snails
October 31, 2013
The last time my parents went to Epcot, they said the most memorable attraction was "Impressions de France," the big-screen travelogue movie.
How to go with Disney's 'Glow'
October 24, 2013
How much you enjoy Disney World's "Glow With the Show" presentations may depend on where you're located and who is standing in front of you
Universal puts guests on couch with Simpsons
October 17, 2013
I've always thought that an excellent attraction for one of our studio-themed parks would entail re-creations of the sets of popular television shows. Guests would walk from room to room, finding photo ops in living rooms as seen on TV.
Epcot Food & Wine Fest becomes bigger, bulkier
October 10, 2013
Veterans of the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival may notice an upgrade in their surroundings this year. Disney has been enhancing the marketplaces, the small kitchen outlets where the fest's global fare is made and sold.
Parks go from treats to terrors
October 3, 2013
Here is a recap of major-park activities, arranged from the friendliest of kid-friendly to the more intense, gory gatherings
Universal's Horror Nights through director John Landis' lens
September 26, 2013
Director John Landis was all smiles amid the screams and assorted terror at the opening of Universal's Halloween Horror Nights. The man behind 1981's "An American Werewolf in London" had a hand in the haunted house based on that movie and was relishing the reactions.
Halloween Horror Nights: Where the scares are
September 19, 2013
Universal Studios uses special effects and other eerie techniques to transport guests to nontraditional spooky places during Halloween Horror Nights
Now that it's September, enjoy some elbowroom at the theme parks
September 12, 2013
Several weeks ago, an editor asked how to beat the long line at Universal Studios' new Transformers ride. The answer was easy enough: Wait for September.
Disney, Universal host annual Christian-music gatherings this weekend
September 5, 2013
More than three dozen Christian-music acts are descending at two Orlando theme parks this weekend
What's the best attraction at Orlando's theme parks?
August 29, 2013
The official Theme Park Rangers list of top rides and attractions in Central Florida's theme parks has been updated
You can pay less to go to the theme parks
August 22, 2013
For Florida residents, it's a little bonus for surviving a long, hot summer of uncertain I-4 travelers
We made a theme park list game — you name it
August 15, 2013
It's too dang hot to venture outside, so let's play a word game in the comfort of our air-conditioned homes
Behind Disney's blue name tags
August 8, 2013
Pardon me for staring, young Disney World cast member. I was just admiring your name tag.
Universal roundup: 'Walking Dead,' Horror Nights and Springfield, oh my
August 1, 2013
All zombies, all the time
Mission: Every Disney ride in just one day
July 25, 2013
If you want to hit all 47 rides at Walt Disney World in a single day, you better have comfortable shoes and a plan
What's up with theme-park sips
July 18, 2013
The latest trend among the funky foods at theme parks is the themed beverage
New scavenger hunt in play at Disney's Animal Kingdom
July 4, 2013
Disney World is taking a natural approach to its latest in-park scavenger-hunt experience.
Getting up close and personal with Space Shuttle Atlantis
June 27, 2013
Atlantis is ready for its close-up.
Theme park Sniglets: Some new terms for your Orlando attraction lexicon
June 20, 2013
We are overdue for a theme-park version of Sniglets, so here are a few I conjured up
New shoes dress up Disney's ornament line
June 13, 2013
Disney World is now selling shiny, fanciful collectibles that are shaped like shoes and inspired by beloved animated characters
How to go on a pirate adventure at Disney
June 6, 2013
A new Magic Kingdom attraction adds more swashbuckling to Adventureland
Fun Spot brings two new roller coasters to Orlando
May 30, 2013
White Lightning and Freedom Flyer are now open to guests and are part of Fun Spot America's $25-million expansion plan
SeaWorld's Antarctica: Cool location designed for warm welcome
May 23, 2013
Antarctica ¿ Empire of the Penguin is the largest expansion in SeaWorld Orlando's 39-year history
Getting into stormtrooper gear at Disney's Star Wars Weekends
May 16, 2013
Guests at Disney's Hollywood Studios can have their likenesses transformed into a stormtrooper figurine during this year's edition of Star Wars Weekends
Theme parks with mommy issues
May 9, 2013
Fictional Moms are almost invisible at our theme parks
The 411 on 4 attractions coming to Walt Disney World
May 2, 2013
There are plenty of projects in the works at Walt Disney World, but here are progress reports on four incoming attractions
Epcot: Add fruit and flour to the flower festival
April 25, 2013
The marketplaces with edibles around World Showcase represent efforts to branch out the theme park's popular annual events
Happy Birthday Quiz: 15 years of Disney's Animal Kingdom
April 18, 2013
Disney's Animal Kingdom marks its 15th year of existence on Monday. Fittingly, it has an Earth Day birthday. Take our quiz that looks back on the theme park's first decade and a half.
Check the cool attractions at the theme parks before the heat hits
April 11, 2013
Here are five attractions to check out before heat and humidity become our constant companions
Show goes on for trio of theme park parades
April 4, 2013
Parade lovers will have one less option at Orlando's theme parks soon
Angry Birds nest at Kennedy Space Center
March 28, 2013
Kennedy Space Center has just opened Angry Birds Space Encounter, which brings the fowl characters from the digital-gaming world to real life in hopes of increasing young people's interest in science
Disney springs forward with plan
March 21, 2013
Disney World answered a burning question last week: What's going on at Downtown Disney? If you missed the news, the company revealed a major expansion of its stores and eateries, the addition of two parking garages and a new name to reflect a new emphasis on its waterways — Disney Springs.
Time for new and improved update for the theme parks
March 14, 2013
Spring is in the air, and so are new experiences at Orlando-area theme parks and attractions. Let's walk through a few fresh — or upcoming — opportunities.
Art in the heart of family matter at new Epcot exhibit
March 7, 2013
It was a third-grade homework assignment that sparked the creation of a collection of African-American art and artifacts on exhibit at Epcot.
Adding food and wine to Epcot's Flower & Garden fest
March 7, 2013
You can stop and smell the roses at the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival this year … and then take a swig of blueberry wine. For the first time, Disney World is giving food and beverage quality time in the spotlight at the theme park's annual event.
Dapper Dans hit boy-band land
February 28, 2013
Barbershop meets boy band in this week's edition of Limited Time Magic, the yearlong series of special events at Disney World.
SeaWorld's new Antarctica attraction to feature cold and comfort
February 21, 2013
The official grand opening of SeaWorld's Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin will be May 24
Authenticity is key ingredient to Universal's Mardi Gras
February 14, 2013
The theme park aims for authentic experiences by transferring the brightest elements of New Orleans' party here, including a flashy parade, trademark cuisine and music direct from Louisiana
Romance is in the air — and the rides at Orlando's theme parks
February 7, 2013
February puts the spotlight on romance and that doesn't have to change just because you're surrounded by turkey legs
Orlando History Center's exhibit lifts Universal's curtain
January 31, 2013
A new exhibit at the Orange County Regional History Center flashes back to the early days of Universal Orlando and demonstrates the relentless churn of theme-park entertainment
Grand entrances are in the making at the theme parks
January 24, 2013
The new non-turnstiles allows guests into the parks without pushing through those narrow booths with lap bars
What's happening at Orlando Science Center's Otronicon
January 17, 2013
A conglomeration of robotics, virtual reality, video games can only mean one thing: It's Otronicon weekend at Orlando Science Center
Going to town at the new Splitsville at Downtown Disney
January 10, 2013
Splitsville Luxury Lanes brings a spark of activity that's both retro and modern to the West End of the shopping and entertainment complex
Best of the new — and renewed at Orlando theme parks
December 27, 2012
Here are my picks for the best happenings at theme parks and attractions for 2012
Orlando Science Center has gone Hollywood
December 20, 2012
Orlando Science Center has opened its Digital Adventure Theater, which shows 3-D documentaries and second-run Hollywood films to guests.
To New Fantasyland — and beyond: What's new at Walt Disney World
December 13, 2012
Disney World's grand opening of New Fantasyland came with three days of facts, figures and flirtations about the future
Finding new flair in old holiday favorites at Universal Orlando
December 6, 2012
Their holiday lineups contain no new major activities, relying on old favorites to draw folks through the turnstiles
What you need to know about Disney's 'new' Fantasyland
November 29, 2012
Here's our guide to what's new, what's next and what's not going anywhere
At home with the 'Peanuts' gang at the Orlando Regional History Center
November 22, 2012
The exhibit features more than 100 Schulz strips, including some oversized reproductions
Gaylord Palms' annual ICE! attraction infuses color, merriment of 'Madagascar'
November 8, 2012
The annual way-below-freezing event at Gaylord Palms is utilizing 1,000 more ice blocks than usual this year to create scenes from "Merry Madagascar"
New roller coasters may spice up Orlando's Fun Spot
November 1, 2012
Two new roller coasters and an additional high-flying attraction are key parts of a $25 million expansion next year at the Fun Spot location near International Drive.
Tricks and treats of spooky season at Orlando theme parks
October 25, 2012
Universal, SeaWorld and Disney definitely have found their sweet spots for the Halloween season
Odds and ends about Epcot
October 4, 2012
The park has bustled with the return of the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, the marking of its 30th anniversary and the related D23 fan-club events
Get your 'Peanuts' fix at Orange County Regional History Center
September 27, 2012
Nuts about "Peanuts"? The Orange County Regional History Center is now home to an exhibit that should appeal to devotees of Charlie Brown and the gang.
'Walking Dead' will live it up at Universal's Halloween Horror Nights
September 13, 2012
Universal's Halloween Horror Nights and "The Walking Dead" go together like blood and guts
Ways to say goodbye to space shuttle Endeavour
September 6, 2012
There's a lot of shuffling of space shuttles going on, and you can watch some of it in action through tours and other opportunities at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.
Fall forward with fresh attractions
August 30, 2012
September is such a cruel month for Floridians. In our hearts, we know the weather is getting cooler elsewhere in the U.S., but there's little evidence of that here. Plus, hurricanes — and breathless hurricane coverage on TV — continue to swirl. It's not relaxing.
Celebrating the Big 3-0: Making Epcot's big day bigger
August 23, 2012
Celebration 30 is the eighth event from WDW Celebrations
Quotations quiz: Who said that at the theme parks?
August 9, 2012
One of my guaranteed chuckles at our theme parks is during MuppetVision 3D at Disney's Hollywood Studios
SeaWorld's Summer Nights a splash of happiness
August 2, 2012
Throughout my theme-park adventures, the most consistently upbeat crowds are the ones at Summer Nights at SeaWorld
No sweat: Cool theme-park spots
July 26, 2012
Is it just me or are theme parks not as cool as they used to be?
Discovery Cove's new triple play at Freshwater Oasis
July 19, 2012
Here's a quick guide to the three major parts of Discovery Cove's new Freshwater Oasis, which opened in late June.
In honor of Friday the 13th, finding bad luck at the theme parks
July 12, 2012
Our theme parks are packed with unlucky characters, so in honor of Friday the 13th, here are 13 unfortunate souls living in Central Florida attractions
Agent P on assignment at Epcot
July 5, 2012
Little girl crime fighters are out. Platypus crime fighters are in.
Dumbo-struck: 'New' ride soars at Disney World
June 28, 2012
The beauty of the newest bit of the Fantasyland expansion at Magic Kingdom is the blending of old and new
New tours go behind the scenes at Kennedy Space Center
June 21, 2012
All my life, space travel has been mentally filed under "futuristic," but I'm learning to think of it in a historical context too.
Million-minion march begins as Despicable Me opens at Universal Studios
June 14, 2012
Expect more sightings of little, yellow, goggled, banana-happy beings as Universal Studios has started showing off its new attraction to guests
'Play' is the thing for education, fun at Orlando Science Center
May 31, 2012
A new exhibit at the Orlando Science Center that uses enormous game pieces such as dominoes and billiard balls to mix art, science and sociology
What's new at Orlando attractions: Medieval Times and Wet 'n Wild
May 24, 2012
Two longtime Central Florida attractions are undergoing noticeable changes in the next few weeks
Get a clue at new CSI attraction
May 17, 2012
When the CBS television series "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" was in expansion mode, it was fun to think about a potential "CSI: Orlando." Surely, the writers could work up murder mysteries using distinctive elements of The City Beautiful, such as the Lake Eola swans, half-empty condo towers, roundabouts, curiously dressed tourists and Colonial Drive traffic.
Orange you glad that Bird is back at Disney?
May 10, 2012
Ramblings and a semi-rant of a Theme Park Ranger:
Universal set to serve up daily doses of parade, lagoon show
May 3, 2012
Universal Studios is adding two events to its daily schedule that may encourage guests to stay into the night at the theme park
SeaWorld Orlando's TurtleTrek: Keeping it hyper-real
April 26, 2012
It's like standing inside a sawed-off golf ball and watching a 3-D movie projected onto its interior walls. Or something like that.
Rolling with the Rattlesnake: Zip line roller coaster headlines new lineup at Florida EcoSafaris
April 12, 2012
Folks now can board the Rattlesnake, the nation's only zip-line roller coaster at Florida EcoSafaris in Osceola County
Shop values of Downtown Disney
March 29, 2012
Like many retail outlets, Downtown Disney has been in flux in recent years
Gaylord into sports — in a big way
March 22, 2012
Walking into Wreckers, the new sports bar at Gaylord Palms resort, can be mesmerizing
Miniature golf joins Universal club
March 15, 2012
What was once the grassy underbelly of Universal CityWalk is now Hollywood Drive-In Golf, two 18-hole courses of miniature golf themed to classic movie genres
Blue Man Group embraces change at Universal Orlando
February 23, 2012
Taking a cue from the ever-changing, ever-updating world of technology, the Blue Man Group show at Universal Orlando has been rebooted
Relics add to Titanic attraction on International Drive in Orlando
February 16, 2012
About 100 pieces of history -- some never exhibited before -- have been incorporated into the attraction, which previously featured many period pieces and memorabilia but nothing that went down with the ship
Universal puts a shine on new Mardi Gras floats
February 9, 2012
This year's newbies salute elements of the Earth and are called Polar, Swamps and Bayous, Rain Forest and Deep Blue Sea.
Talking turkey at the theme parks: The legs, the legend
February 2, 2012
snack on something fowl. They tore into the meat, chewing down to the bone, maneuvering around cartilage to get at every morsel.
New ice show a blitz of sensations at Busch Gardens
February 2, 2012
There's no kitchen sink in "Iceploration," the new ice-skating show at Busch Gardens in Tampa, but it wouldn't be that surprising. The show throws a lot at you.
Legoland: Just add water (park)
January 26, 2012
Legoland Florida is in the process of turning Splash Island, the old Cypress Gardens water park, into a happy place again
On deck: Clemente's life story at Orange County Regional History Center
January 19, 2012
The story of baseball star Roberto Clemente are told in the "Beyond Baseball: The Life of Roberto Clemente" exhibit at the Orange County Regional History Center
Get your tech on with Otronicon at Orlando Science Center
January 12, 2012
Otronicon is back and again filling Orlando Science Center with all manner of technology
New year brings new theme park options
January 5, 2012
Big deals are coming to Central Florida's theme parks and attractions
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December 29, 2011
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Macy's Holiday Parade at Universal Studios: A little New York, big time
December 15, 2011
Pieces of the Big Apple are scattered among the floats and balloons of the Macy's Holiday Parade at Universal, now in its 10th year at the theme park
Jaws joining lineup of lost attractions
December 8, 2011
After Universal Orlando revealed that it would be closing its iconic Jaws ride at Universal Studios forever as of Jan. 2, there was social-media outcry last week.
SeaWorld's new holiday offering a show of biblical proportions
December 1, 2011
SeaWorld Orlando has rolled out gospel singers, a morphing manger, a mulish donkey puppet, rolling hay bales, a shining star, "Dancing With the Stars" moments, tambourines, a trio of live camels and a heavenly host of characters for its new holiday presentation, "O Wondrous Night — The Greatest Story Never Told."
Theme parks wrap up year, put bow on it
November 24, 2011
Central Florida's theme parks are revving up their holiday celebrations with seasonal favorites and a sprinkling of new yuletide options. Here are many ways to make merry at the attractions.
Shrek stars in ICE! escapade at Gaylord Palms
November 24, 2011
Gaylord Palms is giving new meaning to "going green."
New park on the block: Legoland
October 13, 2011
Legoland Florida opens its doors to the public in the crowded theme-park market that is Central Florida on Saturday. Here are a few of the ways, big and small, that the Winter Haven attraction is designed to stand out.
Disney attractions going strong at 40
September 29, 2011
Forty years have passed since the first theme-park guests walked up Main Street U.S.A. toward Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom.
Go all-in at Discovery Cove's new SeaVenture attraction
September 22, 2011
While underwater, don't hold your breath.
The ups and downs of carousels at the theme parks
September 8, 2011
If simple pleasures are, indeed, the best, then merry-go-rounds might be the best of the best at theme parks
Jump into Orlando's world of water parks
August 4, 2011
Nothing brings relief to the dog days of summer like a thorough drenching at a water park. Orlando's all-wet attractions share certain characteristics: lazy rivers, raft rides, wave pools, upscale cabanas and combo-ticket ties to theme parks. Today we dive into distinctive elements of our four full-blown, stand-alone water parks.
Florida EcoSafaris goes out on a limb with Cypress Canopy Cycle
August 4, 2011
Central Florida's newest attraction wants you to slow down up in the air. The Cypress Canopy Cycle is now open at Florida EcoSafaris at Forever Florida, an ecotourism site in Osceola County.
There's more zip to Gatorland
June 16, 2011
Gatorland is flying high with its Screamin' Gator Zip Line, an aerial cable course that skirts the edges — and flies over animal habitats — of the theme park. Before the park's official opening Thursday, I was part of a preview group that dangled over alligators and crocodiles and zoomed through the treetops of the park, an Orlando mainstay on South Orange Blossom Trail since 1949.
Bottom line: Here's the top attractions at Orlando theme parks
June 9, 2011
Now that there's a lull in our grand openings for theme park attractions, it's a good time to update my list of Top 50 attractions at Orlando's theme parks. It's a project I haven't updated since Wizarding World of Harry Potter opened, yikes, almost a year ago. Shame on me.
Run! Cheetah Hunt open at Busch Gardens
June 2, 2011
The newest roller coaster in Florida isn't a ferocious, man-eating tiger — but it's no pussycat either.
Beyond the wall around Fantasyland
May 27, 2011
I had a peek behind the construction wall for the Fantasyland expansion at Magic Kingdom -- without sneaking in an extension ladder -- last week.
What are the most underrated rides at Orlando theme parks?
May 12, 2011
A few days ago, I was zipping through Epcot and took a shortcut through Innoventions, the corporate-backed technology showcase. I passed a couple of the exhibits and had flashbacks of experiencing — and enjoying — them.
Five unique things about Busch Gardens
March 31, 2011
I'm not anti- Busch Gardens, honest. It's just not very convenient to my Orlando-based life. The bottom line is, I would have to pass Islands of Adventure, Universal Studios, SeaWorld Orlando, Epcot, Magic Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom in order to reach Busch Gardens.
Line up for Disney's Haunted Mansion and other queues to love
March 25, 2011
Walt Disney World is extending, enhancing and invigorating the Haunted Mansion queue at Magic Kingdom.
It's an odd lot at I-Drive Ripley's Believe It or Not
February 24, 2011
For nearly two decades, the Ripley's museum on International Drive and I have co-existed. But until recently, I had not darkened the door of the Odditorium — believe it or not.
Disney's Fantasyland plan leaves Snow White ride out in cold
February 3, 2011
The Fantasyland expansion at Magic Kingdom will produce several new attractions at Walt Disney World, including the dark ride Under the Sea: Journey of the Little Mermaid, the Be Our Guest restaurant and the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train roller coaster.
Disney up to new tricks with castle show
January 28, 2011
Naysayers underestimated Disney World this time. Granted, when the company announced plans in September to project photographs of theme-park guests onto Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom, details were sparse.
Disney sheds little light on Pleasure Island
November 25, 2010
Sure, Pleasure Island has resembled a ghost town for two years, but now it's officially dead. Walt Disney World announced last week its plans to rename and reinvent the area, the center segment of Downtown Disney.
New terrors and twists as Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights turns 20
September 23, 2010
It wouldn't have been shocking for Universal Orlando to turn its Halloween Horror Nights event into a "greatest hits" package this year. Like a hungry vampire lurking around a darkened corner, many fans expected a "best of" theme to swoop in and mark a milestone — the theme park's 20th edition.
Getting high on International Drive
September 17, 2010
From the highway, the StarFlyer looks like a peaceful — if high-flying — throwback to earlier times, to playful schoolyard moments, to carefree defying of gravity.
Go with the float along the lazy rivers of Orlando water parks
August 13, 2010
Lazy summer days are perfect for lazy rivers, water-park attractions where guests kick back in an inner tube and just go with the built-in flow.
Beat the heat on theme park water rides
July 30, 2010
When the heat is on, one sure-fire way to cool off is with theme park water rides. A good drenching or light spritzing is effective against the Florida sun this time of year.
Our guide to 'Captain EO'
June 30, 2010
It has been 16 years since Captain EO played at Epcot. We don't want to print spoilers, but here are a few elements of the production that might spark memories.
Old is new again: 'Captain EO' back at Epcot
June 30, 2010
Walt Disney World continues its wave of nostalgia with the rebirth of Captain EO — a 3-D sci-fi movie featuring Michael Jackson and a crew of fuzzy space explorers — at Epcot.
10 ways to remember Wizarding World of Harry Potter
June 24, 2010
What you can't buy at Islands of Adventure: Clothing that reads "My grandma went to Wizarding World of Harry Potter and all I got was this lousy T-shirt."
A guided tour of Hogwarts at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
June 18, 2010
Towering above the Wizarding World of Harry Potter is Hogwarts, the signature structure of the new Universal Orlando attraction at Islands of Adventure. In the Potter books and films, the castle is home to the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, but the Orlando version houses the rollicking new ride called Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey.
Review: CoCo Key Water Resort slides just a little bit cuckoo
May 13, 2010
If nothing else, Orlando's newest water-based attraction is eye-catching.
Review: Aquatica's new Omaka Rocka slide -- all wet in a good way
April 15, 2010
A new water slide adds speed and maneuvers inspired by extreme sports to Aquatica, SeaWorld's water park.
How to get to Sesame Street? West on I-4 at Busch Gardens
April 8, 2010
Muppets make your day brighter. Go ahead, try to deny it.
Embarking on a Wizarding World of Harry Potter tour at Universal Orlando
April 2, 2010
For months, I have skulked around the edges of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, peeking over fences, peering through cracks in the construction walls, standing on ledges to get better camera angles, slithering up the exit of Dueling Dragons and watching for slight changes in Hogsmeade architecture.
Sesame Street bound for Busch Gardens
January 21, 2010
The Muppets are preparing to move in at Busch Gardens. The Tampa theme park plans to open its Sesame Street Safari of Fun area with a small roller coaster, water elements, playground and photo ops in March.
C'mon, all y'all — just Hoop-Dee-Doo it
December 15, 2009
I say go with it, man. That's my best advice. Remember, a pun can't kill you. Not even a bunch of puns can gang up on you, although you might want to die from groaning.
Some thrills in Sum of All Thrills at Epcot
October 23, 2009
You can ride a roller coaster without messing up your hair — well, virtually — at the newest installation at Epcot's Innoventions.
I was a member of the Chainsaw Drill Team (for a night)
October 16, 2009
The trademark sound of Universal's Halloween Horror Nights isn't a blood-letting scream or a roar from Dr. Frankenstein's monster.
Review: It's still the Fantasyland you love, for now
September 18, 2009
When blueprints for an expanded Fantasyland for Magic Kingdom were bounding about the Internet earlier this summer, I wondered and worried about the status of current occupants — would they become Lower Fantasyland in the midst of all that princess-driven finery?
Top notches: Where new attractions rank
September 4, 2009
Now that both of Orlando's new roller coasters are open for business, it's time to update our Top 50 Orlando theme park attractions list.
Saving on theme-park eats
July 31, 2009
A day in a theme park isn't usually a bargain. Frugal visitors may find admission deals or resist souvenir stands, but we've gotta eat, right? When a soft drink price is twice what you'd pay at a 7-Eleven, you've got to swallow hard.
SeaWorld's mimes — silent but silly fun
July 3, 2009
SeaWorld Orlando features whales, dolphins, stingrays, penguins, sharks, Clydesdales and more.
How to fly high above (and beyond) I-Drive
June 19, 2009
Nowhere are there more daydreams about air travel than on a congested highway. So where better to put signage that touts helicopter rides "from $20" than Interstate 4?
Review: SeaWorld Orlando's Manta roller coaster a whale of a ride
May 5, 2009
I was lucky enough to ride Manta, SeaWorld's new roller coaster, Sunday. The attraction, which will have a sneak preview beginning Tuesday leading up to its official opening on May 22, was in private-party mode when my friend Tim and I arrived. But later in the day, it was available to anyone willing to stand in line. We did.
Downtown Disney debuts balloon attraction
April 24, 2009
True confession: The first time I spied the Characters in Flight attraction peeking over the top of the Downtown Disney skyline, my hard, been-there-ridden-that heart skipped a little.
Central Florida's Zipline Safari takes riders atop the trees
January 14, 2009
Zipping through the treetops is no longer just for the birds.


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London supermodel Lily Donaldson brought some extra glamour to the opening of the summer sale at the luxury Harrods department store.
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Dubai 2011 - Qatar orders A320s and A380s
Qatar Airways selects 50 Airbus A320neo and 5 additional A380s. "The A320neo promises to be a great aircraft which is why we have chosen it to form the backbone of our future single aisle expansion. Together with our increase in A380s and our orders for A350 XWB, we are continuing investing in an integrated Family of the world's most modern and fuel efficient aircraft," said Akbar Al Baker, Qatar Airways CEO (15 November 2011)
- 15 Nov 2011
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RCBS Expander Die 445 Super Magnum
Product #: 982864 RCBS #: 57033-445SupMag Exp Die-H
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Product Information
Slightly expands the case neck so that the bullet can be seated easily.
Technical Information
Material: Steel
Die Type:
Expanding (or Belling) Die
Plastic storage case
Straight wall cases require an extra die to expand the case mouth. The case mouth needs to be slightly flared to allow seating of the bullet.
This die is usually found as the second die in a set for straight walled cases.
Bottleneck cases get "expanded" as the case is drawn over the expander ball while being removed from the resizing die.
Technical Information
Material: Steel
Die Type:
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