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John Lennon's 1965 Ferrari will cross the auction block at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the U.K. on July 12. According to auction house Bonhams, after recording the "Ticket to Ride" hit single in February 1965, the singer bought this blue-on-blue 330GT 2+2 Coupe on the very same day he received his driver's license – at age 25, no less.
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New 1.0- and 1.3-liter units bring elements of hybrid power to standard gas engines.
In a press release this week, Toyota unveiled a new pair of engines designed to improve fuel economy. Now there's hardly anything new in that; all automakers are scrambling to improve efficiency as government standards and customer expectations increase. What is new in Toyota's 1.0-liter 3-cylinder and 1.3-liter 4-cylinder gas engines is the implementation of Atkinson cycle technology. Usually seen only in engines fitted to hybrid powertrains, the Atkinson cycle process increases the engine's expansion ratio, reducing waste heat and improving thermal efficiency.
Toyota also modified the intake ports within the cylinder, and a cooled exhaust gas recirculation system mated to its Variable Valve Timing-intelligent Electric technology maximizes combustion while minimizing waste. Toyota claims increased combustion ratios will preserve torque loss usually associated with Atkinson cycle engines. The Japanese automaker estimates maximum thermal efficiency to be at 38 percent for the 1.3-liter 4-cylinder engine, which would place it in the upper echelon of large-production engines, with fuel efficiency gains of 15 percent. The 1.0-liter three cylinder is estimated to have a maximum thermal efficiency of 37 percent, with 30 percent gains in fuel efficiency over current vehicles.
Coming on the heels of Toyota's deal with Mazda to use the rival builder's SKYACTIV (no, we don't know how they come up with these names) engine in its new subcompact, the question has to be raised: Why enter into the agreement with Mazda at all when these new engines were on the horizon? These new Toyota engines differ from Mazda's SKYACTIV engines in that SKYACTIV engines employ what Mazda refers to as a "Mazda Miller cycle," as opposed to the Atkinson cycle. SKYACTIV engines take the route of high compression ratios, but at light loads they run open-throttle to maximize cooling.
The bigger difference appears to be that SKYACTIV isn't a system limited to engine technology — Mazda transmissions and chassis construction/components all are part of it's SKYACTIV branding. This makes things interesting for the car that will replace the Toyota Yaris, which is slated to be built upon the platform of the well-regarded Mazda2, and will be equipped with a SKYACTIV engine. Curiously, Toyota wouldn't answer questions from Automotive News recently regarding whether it would make use of the SKYACTIV engine alone, or incorporate chassis elements as well.
Toyota's new engines are more 'plug-and-play' than the SKYACTIV engines, and this may hold the key to understanding its intentions for them. Toyota's press release claims that 14 variations of these engines will be introduced worldwide by 2015, with the first examples arriving in subcompact, non-hybrid cars for the Japanese market. It isn't inconceivable that we'll see the 1.0- and 1.3-liter engines used in hybrids; possibly in upcoming Prius models, and perhaps even in a future Lexus CT hybrid.
Considering the relative youth of the current-generation Corolla and that these new engines are only the first products to come out of Toyota's new Powertrain Development and Production Engineering Building, is it possible Toyota is attempting to simultaneously work new efficient engine technology into its lineup while developing a fully in-house SKYACTIV-style powertrain/chassis combination of its own?
Alfa-Romeo's New York Auto Show reintroduction to America has us wondering about its prospects in the States.
The 2014 New York International Auto Show begins this week, and among the 60 new vehicle reveals scheduled to happen over its run, one in particular has begun to generate a great deal of interest — the Alfa Romeo's 4C. That's because this year's New York Auto Show is Alfa's big coming out party, signaling its reentry into the American market after nearly 20 years. Alfa imports into the U.S. ceased in 1995; now under Fiat's umbrella, Alfa Romeo plans on making a big splash with the 4C sports car. The question is, where does Alfa go from here, and what can we expect from it as it tries once again to make it big in America?
Alfa Romeo is a builder at something of a crossroads in its existence: Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne is reportedly unveiling a five-year plan for the "new" Alfa in May; speculation suggests that the 4C will spearhead an influx of Alfa models targeting the Audi/BMW/Mercedes-Benz consumer base. Among those would be a new flagship sedan sharing underpinnings with the new Maserati Ghibli, intended as a competitor for the BMW 5-Series, and new all-wheel drive crossover/SUV offerings taking advantage of tech from Jeep. At this point, all we can say for sure is that whatever the new America-bound Alfa Romeo lineup will look like, we won't be seeing any of it until 2015 at the earliest, and when it does arrive it will bear the burden of great expectations and tough goals to meet.
Back in 2010 Marchionne claimed Alfa sales would hit the 500,000 mark by 2014; over the following few years that figure was repeatedly revised as new models took longer to develop, delaying the reopening of the American market. That delay has contributed to sales figures slumping to their lowest numbers since the late 1960s, meaning that now success won't quite be enough for whatever Marchionne and Fiat have planned for Alfa Romeo — the new Alfa lineup has to be a hit.
Extending Alfa Romeo's customer base in the U.S. will certainly give it a better shot at thriving. Alfa head Louis-Carl Vignon recently stated in an interview that "With our current segment coverage and our geographical footprint, we compete in about five percent of the global market," Vignon's goal is for Alfa's reach to be over 30 percent by 2016. The 4C's debut in New York is a great example of leading with your best shot: The two-seater is an enthusiast's dream, combining contemporary technology and performance with nods to an old-school dedication to the driving experience.
On one hand, the carbon-fiber construction, turbocharged 1.7-liter 4-cylinder engine and dual-clutch automatic transmission all set the 4C squarely in the modern era. On the other hand, the lack of power steering and luxury accoutrements that soften so many high-end performance cars these days play into the collective memory of Alfa Romeo in the U.S. — mechanical, informative driving in a package that always makes you smile.
It will be an incredibly difficult trick to pull off, but if the 4C's exotic good looks, grin-inducing performance, and it's expected near-$60,000 price tag can generate enough excitement (and if the follow-up models from Alfa can capture just enough of that classic feel to keep from being written off as "up-market Chrysler" or "down-market Maserati") then we'll be witness to one of the best automotive comeback stories ever.
[Sources: New York Daily News; Automotive News; Motor Authority (1)(2); photo via MSN Autos]
Chevy pauses decades-long rivalry to send Camaro's regards to Ford's pony car icon.
Almost everyone likes a rivalry. Whether it's sports teams or sports cars, a bit of friendly competition is good to push opponents and fire up their fans.
One of the biggest automotive rivalries is between the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro. Ever since these two classic American pony cars first faced each other on the streets, in showrooms and in magazine reviews beginning in the mid-1960s, battle lines have been drawn between Blue Oval and Bowtie fans.
On the occasion of the Mustang's 50th anniversary this week, Chevrolet was gracious enough to send a heartfelt happy birthday to Ford's iconic car from the Camaro, and acknowledged that the rivalry has led to both vehicles becoming better over the years.
Mustang convertible parked on the 86th floor, just as Blue Oval did in 1965.
As Ford celebrates the Mustang's 50th anniversary since its debut at the 1964 New York World's Fair, the iconic pony car has reenacted one of its most dramatic performances: Parking on top of the Empire State Building.
Nearly 50 years ago when the original Mustang was the hottest new car on the market, Ford displayed a 1966 Mustang convertible on the 86th floor observation deck of the Empire State Building — the only car ever to reach that location — until today.
In addition to amazing views of Manhattan, visitors to the Empire State Building observation deck on April 16 and 17 will also see a bright yellow 2015 Mustang convertible.
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Every parent knows the importance of securing children in car seats. And every parent also knows what a pain these big, bulky seats can be to transport, especially when traveling away from home in an airplane or taxi.
Volvo, the automaker synonymous with safety that designed the first rear-facing child car seat 50 years ago, has come up with a solution. The Volvo Inflatable Child Seat Concept is "safe, easy to pack and carry," allowing parents and caregivers to more conveniently use it in situations in which traditional car seats can be a hassle.
The Inflatable Child Seat Concept was created by Lawrence Abele, design manager at the Volvo Monitoring and Concept Center in Los Angeles. Of course, Abele is also a father, and after spending time traveling with his two kids and their car seats, he thought there had to be a better way.
Climate control system monitors carbon-dioxide levels to keep the driver from becoming drowsy.
When Hyundai entered the luxury market in 2008 with the Genesis, it had a lot to prove. Feature for feature, the car showed it could hold its own among more established luxury brands and become a modest success, which led Hyundai to reach even higher with the Equus.
With the all-new, second-generation 2015 Genesis, Hyundai still has to try harder to prove that it can compete. For example, the 2015 Genesis has many of the advanced features found on cars in this class: heated and ventilated 12-way power front seats, a panoramic sunroof and driver assists such as automatic emergency braking to prevent a collision. And it also has a few firsts, such as a 9.2-inch high-definition in-dash display with 720 pixel resolution, direct Google search via voice activation and a hands-free trunk opener.
Another feature that's new to the segment is what Hyundai calls the world's first carbon-dioxide sensor control system that can help the driver from becoming drowsy.
Luxury land yacht a standout among more modest cars on Ward's 10 Best Interiors list.
If you have an affinity for luxury cars, yachts and tony seaside towns — and more than $350,000 to spend on a car with a nautical interior — then your ship has come in. Adding to the bragging rights that come with owning an ultra-luxury car like the 2014 Rolls-Royce Wraith, its interior has been named one of the best among all 2014 model-year vehicles in Ward's 10 Best Interiors list.
According to Ward's, the Wraith's yacht-inspired cabin design reflects the seaside retreat at La Canadel in the south of France, where Sir Henry Royce spent his winter months. The car's "sitting room" make generous use of what Rolls calls Canadel Panelling, while other interior surfaces are swathed in the "softest 'Phantom-grade' leathers."
For the award, Ward's seeks out and tests the very best car interiors in the U.S. market. The only requisite is that the vehicle has a "new or significantly redesigned interior" and is available for sale in 2014. Ward's editors spent two months commuting in 41 new cars, and rate each interior on "ergonomics, driver information, fit-and-finish, materials, value, safety, comfort and design harmony." And while about half the vehicles they awarded are from luxury brands, mainstream models make up more than half of this year's top 10 list.
Shake-up at the top sees Detroit's Big Three continuing to dominate top 10 'most American' cars, with overall scores declining.
We took our first look at the Kogod Made in America Auto Index last year; this week sees the unveiling of the 2014 edition.
Developed by associate professor Frank DuBois of the Kogod School of Business at American University in Washington, D.C., the index tries to clarify where parts are sourced and better explain the country-of-origin disclosures that can be easily obfuscated by manufacturers.
The Made in America Index rankings are determined by weighing several key factors in a car's makeup (click here for a breakdown of how these factors are applied to come up with a final score for a vehicle):
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Can someone please help with my problem?
I have been trying to upgrade my LR3 catalog to LR4 for over a week now. I've tried everything I can imagine to get this to happen. I've tried importing my LR3 catalog from inside LR4, which asks me if I want to relaunch LR4 with this catalog. Then, it brings me to the "catalog upgrade" window, where I can either keep the name as it is or give it a new name and location. But, after it works for a several minutes at converting everything over to LR4 it craps out and says "this catalog cannot be ugraded to LR4 because of a problem" or something similar to this. I've tried at least 15 backed-up catalogs starting inside LR4 as well as from outside LR4 before going in with an empty LR4 catalog. I've tried every combination of steps I could think of, with no success.
I'm a computer expert as well as a Lightroom expert, so It's not that I don't know what I'm doing. There seems to be something realy wrong here, but I don't see anyone else posting about this problem.
Please help!
Sounds like you have an unusual problem in your Lr3 catalog - it happens occasionally.
Dan Tull (of Adobe) may be able to repair your catalog.
Another thing if you haven't tried it is to select all your photos and export as catalog.
If you can open/convert that in Lr4, the only thing you lose is your publish services setup, I *think*. - I can help you get publish collections back if manual recreation would be too painful.
Hi Rob,
Thank you so much for your response.
Unfortunately, I already tried doing just that, but it still didn't work. When I tried bringing the exported catalog into LR4, I got an error message, stating that this was not a valid catalog.
I've also uninstalled/reinstalled LR4, 2 more times (rebooting in between each step), with no luck. Tomorrow night I will try downloading a fresh copy from Adobe and reinstall again, to see if it makes a difference. I doubt it will. After that, I'll examine all of the Windows 7 services that are running (or not running), to see if there are any exogenous forces at work here.
Any other thoughts?
Thanks, again.
I have a plugin called LrFourB that was designed to import as much as possible from a Lr3 catalog into Lr4(b) without doing an actual catalog conversion, and without resorting to any unsavory tricks, like SQL, i.e. uses standard supported plugin methodologies only. It would work for Lr4.0 too. But, it's not for the squeamish, and you'll lose edit history, but not stacking order, virtual copies, custom metadata, nor collections...
It allows you to start with a new fresh, presumably good catalog, and rebuild it from the ground up - re-importing everything, but without the losses inherent if you only do the real photos without it.
Do you have the same problem if you only export one photo as catalog? i.e. you may be able to isolate it to specific photos or collections that way, if the problem really is so limited in scope.
If you are a techno-wiz, you can also dig around with an SQL client and see if anything seems wacky - some techno-savvy users have repaired wonky catalogs that way, including me. It can be easier than you might think, since sometimes the problem is isolated to a single table...
Also, don't forget that Dan Tull of Adobe may be amenable to helping you.
Hi Rob,
Thanks for the info.
How can I get a hold of that plug-in? Perhaps I could save off my edit histories as side cars, and then import together with the DNGs?
Is the .lrcat file a SQL file, or do I need some sort of back door? What sort of table or field info would I be looking for? How would I know such data is incorrect?
One last question, how would I get in touch with Dan Tull?
Thank you very much for your help!
Hi Jack,
Dan has given his email address on these forums before, but I don't recall it now. But, you could file an official bug report / request at the feedback site and somebody may answer there:
Who knows, he (or somebody else) may even see your cry for help right here after a bit...
* lrcat is an sqlite3 file - I use SQLite Spy to interrogate and update when need be. You could start by just seeing if all tables are readable - quit Lightroom first.
LrFourB is here:
PS - no way to do edit history without SQL, that I know of (it's not saved in xmp, nor supported for plugins).
Of course back up your catalogs before mucking with them...
Hi Rob,
Thank you so much for your great advice and direction. I'll play around with these options.
You bet. - let me(us) know how you fare, OK?
Will do.
Hi Jack,
If you are still unable to upgrade your Lightroom 3 catalog, please send me the catalog so that I can investigate the problem. I only need the catalog file itself, not the photos. You can use dropbox.com or yousendit.com, and post the link here. Or, if you prefer, I can message you privately with instructions on how to FTP the catalog to me directly at Adobe.
By the way, I know I'm pretty late replying to this issue. Someone else with a similar problem just Tweeted a link to this thread, which is how I happened to find myself here. :-)
Hi Ben,
No worries. Thanks for reaching out.
Someone named Becky reached out to me previously. I was able to rebuild a new LR4 database from an older LR3 database that I found in an "abandoned" backup folder. I only had around a year's worth of photos to add.
The only issue I had was that my old presets and collections did not come along for the ride to LR4. Any hints about these?
Hi Ben,
I am the one who tweeted this forum. I now have a combination of issues-which of course happened after I Tweeted this link 1) I have 24K photos in my catalog, and when I upgraded the catalog from LR3 to LR4, it only showed 13k of my photos when LR 4 launched. 2) I then got an error message, that there was an error with my catalog.
I have since copied the original catalog (which still shows all of my 24k photos in LR3) to my hard drive, and tried upgrading based on that. Still get an error. I also re-installed LR4, same thing.
Any ideas/help would be wonderful. If you need further information, you can contact me at email@example.com
Kristina: I have emailed you privately, thanks.
Jack: Any collections that existed in the backup catalog should still be present in Lightroom 4 after upgrading the catalog, and if they're not, I'm not sure why that would be. If you still have the backup Lightroom 3 catalog, I'd be happy to take a look at it. Presets are not even stored in the catalog (unless you've specifically enabled that in preferences), they are stored separately. Information about the location of presets can be found here: http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/preference-file-locations-lightroo m-4.html


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Sure, there are those who dislike the saccharine storylines, the over-the-top melodrama, and the tendency of announcers to channel their inner ethnocentrism. But no other multi-day event on television in the U.S. provides a similar communal experience as the Olympic Games does. Simply put: We are a nation of Ringheads.
The Beijing Games drew 215 million total viewers on NBC's networks in 2008, including an average of 27.7 million viewers over 17 primetime broadcasts. Though the Winter Olympics historically draws a smaller audience than the Summer Games, NBC's networks still pulled in more than 190 million people for the 2010 Vancouver Games.
The London Games, however, represent a seismic shift for the host broadcaster. NBCUniversal will make every event available live and online for cable and satellite subscribers, and with all events available live (which sports fans demand), the question becomes whether a large audience will remain loyal to NBC's primetime broadcast. The network -- and its advertisers -- are betting the answer is yes.
"That's still when people and families gather around the television and they are willing to stay up late to do it," said NBC Sports Chairman Mark Lazarus. "This has been a successful formula and you should not change what is successful for the sake of change. We will amplify it by using the new technology, but we will not change something that has been successful."
As far as the coverage, there has never been more tonnage for an Olympics, highlighted on Friday with the Opening Ceremonies at 7:30 p.m. The ceremonies actually begin at 4 p.m. ET (9 p.m. London time), but U.S. viewers won't be able to see them until NBC's primetime programming begins.
All told, NBCUniversal will air 5,535 hours of Olympic programming across multiple platforms (NBC, NBC Sports Network, MSNBC, CNBC, Bravo, Telemundo, NBCOlympics.com, a pair of dedicated channels covering basketball and soccer competitions on some cable systems, and the first-ever 3D platform). It is an unprecedented level that surpasses the coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics by nearly 2,000 hours. Since you're going to need some help navigating through the coverage, we offer this Q&A primer below:
Which sports will be on which platforms?
Here's how NBCUniversal's coverage breaks down (Keep in mind that London is five hours ahead of the Eastern United States.):
NBC will broadcast 272.5 hours of coverage, including its primetime programming, which will feature the traditional formula of packaged storytelling. The coverage will begin on most weekdays at 10 a.m. ET/PT, following the Today show. The weekend coverage will begin as early as 5 a.m. ET/PT.
NBC Sports Network is the home of U.S. team sports, including men's and women's basketball, field hockey and women's soccer. The network will broadcast 292.5 hours of total coverage, including soccer qualifying on July 26. The coverage will air weekdays from 4 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET.
Bravo is the network of Olympic tennis and will air 56 hours of coverage over seven days, from July 28 to Aug. 3. The coverage will run early morning to mid-afternoon (ET) on most days.
CNBC will feature Olympic boxing, including the debut of women's boxing. The channel will air 73 hours of coverage over 16 days. Coverage will air from 5-8 p.m. ET during the week, with six hours of live coverage airing each day on the weekends.
MSNBC will air 155.5 hours of Olympic coverage, featuring a variety of sports from badminton to basketball to soccer to wrestling. On most weekdays, coverage will air from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. ET. There will be longer programming windows on the weekends.
Spanish-language broadcaster Telemundo will air 173 hours of coverage, with an emphasis on sports such as basketball, boxing, swimming and soccer. Telemundo will live stream more than 200 hours of coverage via nbcolympics.com/telemundo.
How can I watch the best events live?
NBC will make every event available live online for cable, satellite and telco customers. But you will need to verify your subscription or account to access the coverage on NBC Olympics Live Extra, which will air 3,500 hours (and all 32 Olympic sports) via live-streaming online, and on a mobile and tablet app.
Here's how you do that: 1. Go to NBCOlympics.com/LiveExtra. 2. Click the "Click Here & Get Ready" button. 3. Select your cable, satellite or telco provider. 4. Enter the username and password that corresponds with your account.
NBC says customers with multiple devices should repeat the procedure on each device. For customers that are having trouble verifying their subscription, NBC says a temporary one-time pass will be extended for four hours during the Olympic Games.
NBC's NBC Olympics app will provide live results, short-form highlights, columns, TV and online schedules. Both NBC Olympics and NBC Olympics Live Extra will be available on select Android handset and tablet devices within Google Play, and on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
Will every medal be shown online?
Yes. All 302 medals will be shown online and NBC says it will provide multiple concurrent streams for select sports such as gymnastics (each apparatus), track and field (each event) and tennis (up to five courts). Thus, you can watch a single feed moving from event to event or watch one event from beginning to conclusion.
Will all the events that are streamed live online have NBC announcers?
Mostly, no. This won't be close to the same experience of watching the regular NBC coverage. NBC says about half of the sports, including the most high-profile events, will have the Olympic Broadcasting Service commentators.
What can you see online if you don't verify or authenticate your account?
NBCOlympics.com will live stream some Olympic content that airs on NBC. Some event replays and video highlights will also be available.
Can I see a archived replay of a high-profile event on NBC's Olympics website if I missed it live?
Not immediately. Let's use the finals of the men's 200 individual medley as an example. The Aug. 2 final (scheduled for 3:16 p.m. ET) is likely to include both Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps, one of two races (along with the 400IM) they will swim head to head. NBC will not archive this event on its site. Why? Because it wants to protect its primetime audience. So you'll be waiting until the next day for a full video replay. NBC says it will archive primetime events online following the conclusion of primetime in the Pacific time zone.
So what will I see in primetime?
Well, for starters, Bob Costas. It's the ninth consecutive primetime assignment for the NBC broadcaster and the de facto television face of the Olympics. Traditionally, NBC has gone heavy with swimming, gymnastics, track and field and diving and that will be the case again. Beach volleyball will also get some play, along with the occasional slice of additional sports. The network's producers are experienced Olympic hands and the production should feel similar to Beijing and Vancouver, even with a new executive producer (Jim Bell) at the top of the food chain. Away from the Olympics, Bell is in charge of the Today show, which may explain his fondness for Ryan Seacrest as an Olympics correspondent.
Speaking of Ryan Seacrest, why exactly is he in London?
Bell told SI.com last month what struck him about Seacrest (who will work as a roving reporter) was "his curiosity, work ethic and interest in the Olympics." Seacrest will annoy the traditionalists, for sure. Whether he's a hit with the casual fans, we'll see. One senses Seacrest's segments will carry the depth of a Kardashian summit. There are some other boldfaced name correspondents, including Jimmy Fallon, John McEnroe and Shaun White.
Does NBC have an Olympics philosophy?
In short, it's to keep you glued to the television for as long as possible, and preferably in primetime, where NBC makes its most money from advertisers. But the mantra from all producers is storytelling, and expect to see similar tones from previous Olympics.
So other than Costas, what on-air people will I be living with over the next 17 days?
Al Michaels and Dan Patrick have been tagged to host NBC's Olympic daytime show during both the weekday and weekends. Mary Carillo will serve as both NBC's late night host and an Olympic correspondent. Some of names of note: Speedskater Apolo Ohno is making his Olympic broadcasting debut as a reporter; Doc Rivers and Doug Collins will work as basketball analysts and McEnroe makes his Olympic debut as primetime contributors.
Former ESPN-er Michelle Beadle will make her Olympic debut as a host on NBC Sports Network's coverage. the Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman will host MSNBC's coverage, and Pat O'Brien will pilot Bravo's coverage of tennis. Telemundo's team is led by Andres Cantor, who is always a fun listen. The entire list of announcers is here.
Wait, Mike Emrick is doing water polo?
Indeed. The voice of hockey in America is returning to the pool for his second go-around with water polo, adding some flare to an already great television sport.
What will be the under-the-radar sport to break out at the Games?
Time to channel your inner-Katniss Everdeen, my Hunger Games devotees. Lazarus predicted that archery would draw the attention of some Olympic viewers. "It's become a little more mainstream and I think younger fans who have an affinity toward things like the Hunger Games will give it a chance," Lazarus said. "There's also a couple of young interesting stars that have great personalities. That's one I would keep an eye on. And that next answer will be golf and rugby in 2016." When asked the same question, Bell suggested cycling, which will have an amazing backdrop and British athletes close to the lead.
Will NBC see a repeat of the epic television ratings of Beijing?
No, and network officials smartly admitted that to the 70 journalists who attended an Olympic press event last month at NBC's famed Studio 8H, the studio for Saturday Night Live. The ratings for Beijing were the best for a non-U.S. Summer Games since the 1992 Barcelona Games. "I would love to match those numbers," Lazarus said. "I think it's an unlikely scenario. We are not going to measure ourselves on whether we achieve those ratings or not. We're going to measure ourselves on whether several hundred million people experience the games across our platforms."
Give us five must-watch events?
July 28: Swimming, 400 IM men's final (Ryan Lochte vs. Michael Phelps), 2:30 p.m. ET.
Aug. 2: Gymnastics, Women's Individual All-Around Final (Jordyn Wieber vs. Gabby Douglas), 11:30 a.m.
Aug. 5: Tennis, Men's singles gold-medal match, 9 a.m. ET
Aug. 5: Track and Field, men's 100 final (Usain Bolt vs. Yohan Blake) 4:50 p.m. ET
Aug. 9: Women's Soccer, gold medal game (U.S. vs. Japan?), 2:45 p.m.
How will NBC call the parade of nations during the Opening Ceremonies on July 27?
Well, let's ask Costas. "You could talk to 10 reasonable people and they would all have different perspectives on what they'd like to have emphasized, how much or how little background they'd like on each country, and the degree of solemnity that should be brought as opposed to the degree of reface that should be brought," Costas said.
"Some people sit there and watch and they see elements of Cirque du Soleil, no matter how well it's done. Other people look at it and they feel the who thing should be sanctified. I try to walk some kind of balance between those two things -- try to have at least one worthwhile nugget of information about each country. On the other hand, 200 countries, that can become a little repetitive. So you try to parse that out as best you can. But if anybody has a formula for the exact right way to cover an opening ceremony, contact me immediately
Host broadcasters often go over-the-line with cheerleading. How will NBC avoid this?
Said Lazarus: "We can't hide from that, but from a journalism point of view, we need to do an honest job of representing all the best athletes and all the best stories. We have to be respectful of the hundreds of other nationalities who live here in the United States who will watching our broadcast, and we want them to be able to cheer for their fans. We are predominately an American audience but we should be respectful of every nation and show them.
What will happen if major news breaks such as terrorism or a security issue?
NBC News will be on the ground and NBC producers will make a decision on a case-by-case basis who leads the coverage. "We will service the news the way news needs to be serviced and what should be covered by news versus sports," Lazarus said.
These will be a huge games for social media. Will you see tweets on the air?
At some point, yes. Bell said that if he had to answer today, "I think that will probably happen."
What announcer as the best back story?
Eric Giddens, who has an Ph.D. in oceanography, owns a brew pub in Kernville, Calif., and was a 1996 Olympian, will be the analyst for flat water and white water canoeing. "I think that kind of epitomizes the kind of people we're looking for, they're smart, they're savvy, they know their sport, and they're well-rounded, and they also know how to make a good beer," said Molly Solomon, NBC Olympic coordinator producer.
Will Dick Ebersol be in London?
Indeed, the former NBC Sports Chairman and Olympic pied piper will be at the Games. He'll be serving as an advisor and Bell said he will consult with him every day.
How many employees will NBC have in London?
It's an army. The network will have roughly 2,800 credentialed employees in London.


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There is no reset button on a GFCI breaker. There is a test button. Did you try moving the breaker handle all the way to the off position then to on position?
I don't have any GFCI outlets in my home. Instead, all the bathroom outlets are on the same GFCI breaker. Sometime during the day, I lost power to the outlets on that breaker, but it is not tripped. I hit the reset and clicked it back on, but I still don't have power.
What are the possible causes of the outage? Thanks in advance!
There is no reset button on a GFCI breaker. There is a test button. Did you try moving the breaker handle all the way to the off position then to on position?
To reset any circuit breaker, doesn't matter the type, you generally have to turn it all the way off, then turn it on. That button on the CB is a test button that you should hit about once a month (like on the receptacles) to verify it is still working properly. It causes the breaker to trip if it is working properly.
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If you're comfortable with electricity and you know about the risk of arc-flash, run an incand. lamp mounted in a pigtail socket [any hardware store has this socket] from the breaker output terminal [should be a black wire] to the breaker load neutral terminal [should be a white wire] while flipping the breaker handle.
If no light, disconnect the black wire from the breaker that feeds your outlets and check again for power using the light while flipping the breaker handle.
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They need to change the name, no longer a brewery. – This used to be my favorite restaurant in Las Vegas, now they've ruined it! Although they still call it a BREWERY and Pub, they no longer brew their own beer. Also, the menu has changed, and a lot of my favorite items are no longer available. The food that we ordered was ok, but there's nothing that really sets the place apart anymore.
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Love the Brew Pub – Great place to watch sports and try microbrews. The Giraffe is a very tall beer dispenser and quite popular with the draft crowd. Food is excellent but fairly expensive. I make a stop here a priority on every visit to LV.
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The beer selection is fair. There are 5 beers, plus one seasonal, in rotation. A sampler of the 5 beers runs $7.95. Some of their beers are also available in bottles at the brewpub and around town. All of the beers are simply average quality, but they do a pretty good job of promotion. We were scratching our heads at the whole "giraffe" thing though.
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Your Expectations Will be Satisfied – Maybe I'm too harsh, but having recently returned from Las Vegas I've concluded that hotel restaurants on the Strip cannot make anything more complicated than burgers and fries and deliver them at an appropriate price. The Monte Carlo Brew Pub is a burger/fries/sandwich place, so you here you will be able to consume food that meets your expectations. Prices are reasonable.
beer, sports, and a great atmosphere – The pub located at the monte carlo resort and casion was one of the best breweries that I have been to in years! There signature on the spot brewed ales are as tasty and thirst quenching as they are unique! Served in fun filled full or half "giraffes" the beer is served in a table towering tube with its own keg-like spout. Prices are great and the food is excellent! A must try for lunch, dinner or midnight snack on any trip to Vegas!
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5:55 PM EDT, April 23, 2012
The Denzel Washington movie "Unstoppable" is based on the real case of an unattended runaway freight train full of toxic material. It hit speeds of up to 47 mph.
This train, which left the freight yard with no engineer at the controls, barreled through Ohio for hours before a daring railroad worker jumped on board from a crossing, climbed into the locomotive and pulled the brake.
For at least 20 years, the Easton Area School District has been the unstoppable runaway train of the Lehigh Valley, a great example of what happens when you combine some of the most rudderless, inept administrations and worst school boards imaginable. Saddled with crippling debt, an unsustainable teacher contract, nonexistent leadership, a collapsed economy and a governor who is lukewarm about public education, it has spent the last few years gobbling down its once healthy surplus, raising taxes, busting budgets and chopping educational programs.
A mostly new school board last Tuesday approved a preliminary budget that imposes the state-limit 2.2 percent tax increase and eats another $1.5 million of what's left of the surplus. It also could result in the district's cutting more than 40 teaching positions, 30 paraprofessionals and 10 maintenance positions.
A couple of board members argued for a zero percent increase, even if it means larger staff reductions and program cuts, pointing out that the administration overspent its budget by $3.3 million in 2010-2011 and that the district has been run in an unbusinesslike manner for years. They were overruled by the majority — sensibly, I thought — but I understood where they were coming from.
Light at the end of the tunnel? More like another oncoming train. Next year's projected deficit is $4 million, and it's expected to be between $7 million and $8 million the year after that. "That's a large ship [OK, between us we're mixing metaphors] to turn around," said board President Robert Fehnel, asking residents to understand what a monumental task the board faces.
"Easton Area School District is not a poor district," said Paxinosa Elementary teacher Deanne Lohman, one of the residents who spoke at Tuesday's meeting. "It is a district of poor choices." She got a rousing ovation when she finished.
Last year's budget crisis was addressed in part by getting the teachers union to agree to a one-year freeze and almost $29 million in contract concessions over the life of their contract. But it also extended it by two years and will continue to call for raises — 6 percent, 6.5 percent and 7 percent over the next three years — that are much higher than what the vast majority of us in the private sector have been getting.
I've attended many Easton meetings like last Tuesday's and written about the hopelessness of experiencing this disaster in the making. I haven't been there for a while, though, and what struck me this time were the repeated invocations of Michael Simonetta, the district's relatively new chief operating officer, as the person who will provide the expertise and leadership to jump on board and pull the brake.
Mr. Simonetta is targeting waste. Mr. Simonetta is finding new revenue. Mr. Simonetta is working wonders. What will we do if Mr. Simonetta packs his bags?
I called him afterward. What's it like to be the savior?
He laughed at that, acknowledging that some of the comments struck him the same way. "I appreciate the confidence and the support from the board members as far as me coming in," he said. "I have experience from almost 30 years doing these budgets in New Jersey. I like to think I can bring a lot of expertise with me."
He added, "I don't get as far ahead as people think I am without the support of the teachers, principals and central administration. It's not all Mike Simonetta, by any stretch. It's a team effort."
He says they're still looking for potential savings before the adoption of the final budget, which is expected to happen May 22, and that the job of tackling next year's deficit will begin May 23. "We're going to have to look at everything," he said.
Certainly Simonetta inspires more confidence than his inept predecessors — the district merged two jobs into his — and Superintendent Susan McGinley, the least dynamic school leader I've ever seen. But reversing the course of this runaway train won't happen because of just one person, however smart and experienced.
It will require a quantum leap in the levels of sacrifice, cooperation, common sense and leadership by everyone associated with the Easton Area School District.
The alternative truly is a train wreck.
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Since opening his Anniston business Budget Blinds in August, Fortner has experienced considerable growth in his customer base, providing custom blinds and window coverings to the commercial and residential sectors in Calhoun County.
"I'm doing very well so far," Fortner said. "My business is growing every day."
Fortner said he expects sales to continue improving into next year, and he's not alone. The economy is still recovering from the recession of 2008 and several area businesses are reporting growth this year and optimism about the foreseeable future. Their optimism is in keeping with reports from other businesses in the state, recent economic statistics show.
Fortner's was one of more than 100 businesses that had booths at the 2013 Calhoun County Regional Business Expo at the Anniston City Meeting Center on Tuesday. Organized by the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce, the event allows local businesses to show off their services and products to current and potential customers.
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Fortner said he attributes much of his recent success to improvements in the housing industry, specifically in regard to renovation.
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According to statistics released last week by the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Alabama, the state's economy is expected to grow around 2 percent by the end of year, based on fourth-quarter forecasts. The report indicates that the Alabama Business Confidence Index is at 51.9 points for the fourth quarter, higher than the 48.3 points the index had at the same time last year. The index is a survey of state business executives that measures economic expectations, with a score above 50 points meaning positive business confidence.
Jennifer Watts, an accounts payable employee of Remodeler's Outlet in Anniston, had an expo booth near Fortner's, to present products from her company, including wooden cabinets and replacement windows. Watts said business had improved significantly for Remodeler's in the past year.
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Despite the federal government shutdown, all of the depot's funding has been allocated for continuous work through 2014.
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