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Okay, so I'm gonna do the draft profile on Tyler Honeycutt. However, I'll try to keep the cut-and-paste to a minimum. Also, most of the articles on draft sites like Draft Express are from his freshman season, not his sophomore season.
Name: Tyler Honeycutt
Position: SF
Height: 6'8'' Weight: 200 lbs
Age: 21 years old
Tyler Honeycutt took the college by storm in his freshman year at UCLA. He averaged 7.2 points, 6.5 rebounds, 1.5 steals, 1.2 blocks and 2.7 assists per game in only 27 minutes of action per night. He shot .496 from the field, which is pretty amazing for a small forward, and wowed many people with his athleticism. He was a guy who could seemingly do everything - pass, shoot, and defends, and was versatile for his position, able to defend the perimeter as well as block shots near the basket.
However, this is not the entire story of Tyler Honeycutt. He stayed at UCLA for another year, and no matter how you look at it his production decreased. Despite playing an increased 35 mpg, Honeycutt averaged 12.8 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.8 assists, .9 steals, 2.1 blocks, and shot a shocking .406 from the field, massively down from his freshman season. It appears as if he did not improve much from his freshman year, although he still has the skills and athleticism to play in the NBA.
Offensively, Tyler Honeycutt is like a Swiss Army Knife. He can do several things well, including shoot, pass, dribble, and play in the post. He has a high basketball IQ and could evolve into a point forward type of player. His height allows him to pull up over his defender to hit a mid-range jump shot, and he is athletic enough to attack the rim. One of the best things about him is that he can rebound the ball very well despite being a small forward. This shows his ball awareness and his willingness to get down and dirty and fight larger players for the ball.
Defensively, Tyler Honeycutt is tall for a small forward, and athletic to guard multiple positions on the floor. He can also get up and block shots, and has length which allows him to reach out and steal the ball. Though not a lockdown defender by any means, he provides decent defense, and his ability to guard multiple positions could become useful. His ability to block shots could come into play as a help defender.
Offensively, although he can do everything, he does not do one thing especially well. Although he can pass, Tyler Honeycutt cannot dribble and turns the ball over way too much, averaging a 1:1 assist-to-turnover ratio in his two years at UCLA. He is thin and cannot post up stronger defenders, forcing him to shoot over them. In addition, Tyler Honeycutt appeared to become more passive his sophomore year, opting to take the jump shot instead of taking it to the rim. His jump shot still needs improvement, but it can be corrected. In addition, he still lacks the ability to move off the ball, something that will become important when he is not the main ball handler.
Defensively, Tyler Honeycutt is not big enough and gets caught on many screens. He is also unable to defend the post well due to his lack of size, and cannot handle the pounding inside. He is also not consistently active on defense, lacking the mental desire to play defense for the entirety of the game, and sometimes gets caught napping by the opponent.
My thoughts:
Although he was projected by many scouts to take a jump in his sophomore year, Tyler Honeycutt if anything took a step back. This raises the question of his maturity level - did he quit on his team because he knew he was going to declare for the draft? Though he did still have his highlight blocks, he often looked disengaged on the offensive and defensive end, opting to stand around instead of help his teammates. It was as if he was more concerned with not getting injured instead of helping his team compete for a NCAA championship. While he certainly does have the physical skills to make it into the NBA, one wonders about the mental aspect of his game, and whether he would be willing to commit everything to the team.
Nevertheless, Tyler Honeycutt has a great pedigree. UCLA has churned out players like Russell Westbrook, Kevin Love, Jrue Holiday, and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute. Some of these guys had questions surrounding them before the draft, and they all have overcome them and shown that they are quality NBA players (or All-Stars in the case of Westbrook and Love). For some reason, it appears UCLA players are better suited for the NBA. Tyler Honeycutt deserves some consideration for the lottery teams, considering the weak crop of players in the 2011 Draft and his UCLA pedigree.
Warriors Corner
Does he fit the Warriors?
Ah, now we're getting to the meat of the matter. Although Tyler Honeycutt does seem like an intriguing prospect, he is not what the Warriors really need right now. The Dubs appear set with Dorell Wright at the SF position, and Tyler Honeycutt's inability to defend the post is a deal-breaker, considering the lack of post defense the Warriors have. However, he is only 21 years of age, and if he develops his skills, especially his ball-handling and perimeter defense, he could be a solid player for years to come.
Final Verdict: No. Though his rebounding would be valuable for the Warriors, the Dubs just don't need another lanky forward on their team.

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Reviews by jerryjeff:
3/5 rDev +6.8%
Faint but perceptible sweetness, somewhat cola like or possibly caramel
Definite creaminess on the palette with a little bitterness, low carbonation
Dark mahoghany approaching blackish with no real head or residual lacing (although in hotel without a great glass)
Somewhat cola like with burnt caramel tones
I guess it's drinkable, but very sweet. It's a bit too much for me, a one and done.
Compared to other 'oud bruins' I've had this is not exactly good. I don't believe it's in the belgian style, or intended to be. The carbonation helps a bit but there's just too much residual sweetness.
06-01-2011 03:21:00 | More by jerryjeff
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2.95/5 rDev +5%
Thanks to bu11zeye for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a dark brownish-amber color with a tan head. The aroma is very faint, but I get a little bit of toffee. The flavor is more pronounced. I get some toffee and some nuttyness from the malt. The beer is fairly sweet. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Overall, this tastes like a watered down English Brown Ale.
10-12-2010 22:15:15 | More by Mora2000
2.1/5 rDev -25.3%
Poured into my Chimay chalice.
A: Very dark brown, extremely dark coffee. Basically no head. Too dark to see any carbonation,.
S: Sacchrine toasted malt, coffee grounds.
T: Very sweet to the degree of being unfitting. Very coffee like, but for me it's even sweeter than coffee ice cream. Does not taste like beer. Tastes like weak, cheap coffee with way too much aritificial sweetner. This is not beer. It's like an off brand cola crossed with a weird coffee drink.
M: Mild sting. Kinda like a relatively flat soda.
O: Not a beer.
09-30-2011 03:20:00 | More by sfprint
New Zealand (Aotearoa)
2.3/5 rDev -18.1%
sweet. I was going to make it a one word review but I wasn't allowed to. This beer is almost overpoweringly sweet and if you aren't prepared for that then you might find it quite suprising. It is also 2.5% so is not very rewarding even if you do manage to get it all down. The prominent "Heineken" logo leads one to expect some form of lagery goodness but I guess variety is the spice of life and Heineken ought to be appluaded for making something out of the mass-produced norm but this one is just too sweet and not hoppy enough for my unrefined tastebuds.
12-06-2002 19:37:46 | More by jahsausage
3/5 rDev +6.8%
03-16-2012 19:54:03 | More by brinch
3/5 rDev +6.8%
01-18-2012 01:21:15 | More by chuckj76
2.17/5 rDev -22.8%
Heineken 30 cl bottle. Oud bruin is very common style in the lowlands.
Smell and taste has some malts, but also corn, which is a pitty to me. It's quite sweet, characteristic for the style.
It's smooth, but a bit boring. Aftertaste is just very sugarry.
Very common drink. A disappointing experience. Corn taste is beer is just the worst.
04-06-2011 14:44:21 | More by RuudJH
New York
3.1/5 rDev +10.3%
Bottle at Oud Holland, Amsterdam, Netherlands
A: The beer is clear but very dark reddish brown in color and has no visible carbonation. It poured with a half finger high beige head that died down but never completely faded away.
S: Light aromas of sweet flat cola are present in the nose along with some hints of caramel.
T: Like the smell, the taste is a little sweet and has light flavors of a defizzed cola.
M: It feels light-bodied and slightly watery on the palate with a moderate amount if carbonation.
O: This beer isn't too sweet so it is easy to drink but doesn't taste much like a bier.
04-16-2013 06:09:53 | More by metter98
4.53/5 rDev +61.2%
This is a diffent style of beer. I have never had one like it since. Nor have I ever seen it again. I only got the chance to try it in a small town called Brugges in Belgium at a seafood restraunt. Man it was incredible.
Sweet and a little smokey in flavor, kind of woody too though I couldn't place the woodiness. Not for the average but would also be a good starter beer for those that judge a beer by its color. This is a black beer. darker than Guiness from what I recall but not near as heavy. And did I say sweet. This is considered an after dinner or desert beer from what the waiter told me and is also rather low in alchohol content. My wife even liked it and she hates beer.
12-02-2002 11:11:53 | More by AtrumAnimus
2.44/5 rDev -13.2%
This was an odd beer for me. It reminds me of one of those nonalcoholic malt drinks. The appearance is nice. Dark brown body with great tan and lace. The smell is overly sweet and only has strong tone of malt. It has chocolate over sweet taste with a very chalky aftertaste. It has a full body.
08-10-2013 10:21:19 | More by MTNboy
3.6/5 rDev +28.1%
0.3 cl bottle. Pours a very dark brown, a tone or two before black. Beige head that goes out fast. Sweet, thin taste, very lightly carbonated. Reminds me of a beer an uncle of mine was giving me when I was 5-6 years old, a "kid's beer". It was that which hooked up on beers I guess, so I really liked this beer, also, nostalgia.
02-02-2012 18:45:15 | More by Douberd
4/5 rDev +42.3%
07-21-2013 20:49:00 | More by myxy
2/5 rDev -28.8%
01-31-2013 19:19:34 | More by kevinhughes
1.5/5 rDev -46.6%
Picked up a bottle at Superfood in Aruba. Color was a nice brown, fairly flat appearing. The sweet aroma should have been my first clue that I would not enjoy this. Flavor was a sickening, cloying sweetness that overwhelmed any other tastes. I suppose some hint of malt, but it was like drinking sugar water. Mouthfeel was slightly sickening. I managed to sample half the bottle before giving up and dumping it. I apologize if this is to style, as it is not one I'm used to, but I have to rate it based on how I enjoyed it, and it was terrible.
04-25-2011 03:44:18 | More by medic25
2.15/5 rDev -23.5%
Ok, please. I feel compelled to outrule this as a beer. In colombia we drink this thing as a soft drink (no kiddin here) and is popular within the ages of 6 and 13.
The pour is dark like unprocessed sugar. Not too thick but with a body.No head. fizzy at the beginning like a soda.
Smell is sugary, very, very malty. And that's what the taste is. Pure malt. no hops, barely any alcohol in itself, no emotions, nothing. Bring me a coke for that matter.
04-03-2004 17:20:00 | More by Andreji
2.43/5 rDev -13.5%
We pour a brew of the deepest brown, showing maroon flecks when held to light. There is a two finger tall head of medium brown bubbles that shows lower retention. Rings of lacing are left, and a big ghostly aggregate is seen over half the liquid. No haze or sediment is noted, and carbonation appears mild. The aroma is adjuncty, with coiny metallics and light chocolates, like a Tootsie Roll. The nose is creamy and otherwise very mild. Our first impression is expressed as "Holy diabetes!!" The sip opens with synthetic white sugar sweetness which is damn near blinding. Such a shock off that nose. This sweetness really drowns everything but the mildest roasty caramel grain out. The middle peaks with more of those grainy notes drowned in pure sugar. There is a break enough to allow coiny metals and a slight lactic sourness through, but these are quickly swallowed again. The end shows a hint of alcohols, caramel, adjuncts, mild hollow coffee bean, and more of that insane sugariness. The aftertaste is sweet, caramel, chalky, corny, and adjuncty. The body is light to medium, and the carbonation is lighter. The mouth is left with a sticky coating all around, while each sip carries decent slurp and froth, with a final puckering pop. The abv is appropriate, and this beer is hard to drink.
Overall, what we enjoyed most about this brew was the look. The coloring was nice, and the head was clean and inviting. The flavoring, however, proved to be one of the sweetest things we've ever had. The sugars were synthetic, like aspartame, which was so overpowering it made this beer quite one dimensional. It was just so overpowering, and the bottle was actually pretty hard to finish.
08-07-2012 01:11:57 | More by TheBrewo
2.2/5 rDev -21.7%
Toffee and apple aroma; very sweet taste with apple and caramel aromas; fruity finish. Quite a pleasant fruity aroma. Very sweet in the mouth with almost no trace of hops. However, all that is perfectly acceptable for this style. Amazingly, it's one of Heineken's better regular beers.
BTW, this is not a Flanders Oud Bruin, but a Dutch Oud Bruin, a completely different style. Dutch Oud Bruin is a dark, sweet, low-alcohol lager. All the Dutch lager brewers produce one. They vary in strength from 2.5% ABV to 3.5% ABV.
08-23-2007 08:36:58 | More by patto1ro
New Hampshire
3.25/5 rDev +15.7%
I had the opportunity to try this beer when I was on vacation in Aruba.
Pours a solid dark brown with a creamy off white head that dissipates quickly. Smell is malty, brown sugar and molasses. I could find no hop presence in the nose. Taste is sweet caramel malts and burnt sugar. Medium body crisp carbonation thick syrupy mouthfeel. Definitely different! This is a low alcohol, very sweet beverage that frankly I had trouble finishing. Reminds me more of the malt soft drinks I've tried than a beer.
I couldn't rate this properly because there isn't a style for this on BA so I don't know what the guidelines are for the style. It is currently categorized incorrectly as a Flanders Oud Bruin.
10-03-2008 23:31:04 | More by johnnnniee
2.75/5 rDev -2.1%
06-03-2012 02:53:53 | More by abcramer
2.75/5 rDev -2.1%
04-08-2013 16:16:19 | More by magpieken
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +42.3%
08-07-2012 20:41:54 | More by jeffack
2.5/5 rDev -11%
07-21-2012 13:37:42 | More by supermeniscus
3.88/5 rDev +38.1%
Pretty strange brew I ran across in Amsterdam. It was at an Indonesian restaurant as "dark beer" and the bottle was in Dutch...so I wasn't sure what I was drinking.
Poured a normal dark brown color. I assumed that it was akin to a brown ale or dark lager as a result.
Smell was VERY much caramel...and cola. At this point I feared it might've been some variety of Cola/Beer mix that I'd encountered in Germany.
Flavor was definitely VERY sweet, but not in a bad way. I actually really enjoyed it to be honest. Cola flavors persisted, but it was clearly the brew's natural flavor rather than some kind of bastardized brew for the radler-drinkers.
Mouthfeel was a definite weakpoint. Very thin, and barely any head.
Drinkability was quite high, though. After having one, I wanted more.
Pretty good brew that's nothing like any I've had before or since. Worth a try most definitely.
EDIT: After doing some research, apparently this isn't trying to be a Belgian/Flanders Oud Bruin. It's actually a Dutch style that is a very mild dark lager with minimal hops that is sweetened after the brewing process. I guess it's a traditional style with legitimate roots.
Definitely not for everybody, but worth trying as it's a style you're not going to find outside of Holland.
01-06-2006 00:47:26 | More by Domingo
New York
3.48/5 rDev +23.8%
Dark brown appearance with a healthy head. Sweet, dark grain, prune-like aroma. Sweetness is the predominate flavor with prune/raisin, molasses essence and only hints of bitterness. Mouthfeel is full, semi-slick. Not bad at all, just a bit cloyingly sweet.
06-11-2002 11:32:07 | More by John
South Carolina
2.5/5 rDev -11%
12-31-2011 02:51:56 | More by buckyp
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There is a shop near the corner of Flanders and 11th called Filling Spaces that has some pretty amazing fabrics that the owner Deepali has put her heart and soul into.
If you want something classic, beautiful and unique and very well priced visit her. Pillows, table cloths, napkins, throws and any custom window treatment that you need or desire. Simply amazing. Simply sumptuous and a treat! Deepali will, with care and a passion for what she does, assist you with what ever you need.
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On a walk through Portland's very cool Mississippi neighborhood I came across this great shop, The Meadow. It has all the perfect little gifts for all sorts of occasions. It has wine, chocolate, flowers and natural salts of all kinds and some really nice local art. If you are looking for a nice gift for yourself or someone else I highly recommend checking this place out!
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Welcome! This is my first post on my new website and my "inspirations" page. I hope to be regularly posting cool and interesting things that I hope someone somewhere will enjoy.
This photo is from a very cool shop called "Seek the Unique". Andrea is the owner and has great industrial chic taste. Her shop is on 931 SE 6th, Portland 97214. I've been in there before when people are shopping it to use items they find there for photo shoots. It's that cool. Check it out!


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STORRS -- Imagine the kismet of the moment for Mater Dei girls basketball coach Kevin Kiernan on his first day on the job four summers ago.
The Santa Ana, Calif., school was known for spawning college quarterbacks; some good, like Matt Barkley and Colt Brennan, some great, like Heisman Trophy winners Matt Leinart and John Huarte.
NFL, knew that wouldn't help his program.
Where would his quarterback come from?
As it turned out, she walked through the front door of the gym. She was just 14 years old.
"It didn't take a genius to figure out that Kaleena was going to be pretty good," Kiernan said.
That would be Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, the kid who loves scrapbooking and cooking breakfast. She's also the kid who didn't like basketball when she was in third grade but nine years later is one of the greatest in California history.
"We were fortunate to have a player of that caliber for four years," Kiernan said. "It's rare for a player to come to a program in the ninth grade, mature physically and be prepared to play, already 6 feet and strong.
"She's likely the best shooter I have ever seen, incredible accuracy from three-point range. She can play inside and out and is faster than she may look.
She's one of those players that you rarely get in high school."
During her high school career, Mosqueda-Lewis, a team captain as a sophomore, led her team in scoring each year she played. Mater Dei won state championships in her junior and senior seasons.
The program was ranked No. 1 last season by USA Today and she was the consensus 2011 national high school player of the year, in addition to winning the Naismith Award and being called player of the year by WBCA/State Farm, Gatorade, Parade, USA Today and ESPN HoopGurlz.
Her forte is outside shooting.
"I would hope so," KML said, "because I practice it every day."
She made a school-record nine threes against Fairfax on March 8 and made 337 career threes, more than anyone in her school's history. Mosqueda-Lewis also holds the school record for points (2,744) and rebounds (876).
She averaged 22.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 2.5 assists as a senior, setting a career high with 33 points in the state championship game.
And from the time she was in ninth grade, she knew where she wanted to go to college.
"Ever since I was a little girl, my dad [stepfather Khairi Ali] has been telling me that if I wanted to do something great I needed to go for it full throttle," KML said. "You can't go halfway, it's all or nothing. So if you want to play basketball, go to UConn and do it all the way."
She offered UConn an oral commitment as a sophomore, a very rare but pleasant surprise.
"Some kids just know," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "They come [to campus] to see what they think it will be like after growing up imagining what UConn may be like.
Then they get here, watch a couple practices, watch a game, get a feel for the campus and the players.
Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Freshman Forward


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KINGSTON, Jamaica - The two men who have been held in connection with the rape of five females, including an eight-year-old girl, in Irwin Point, St James will face an identification parade today.
One suspect was held by the police early last week while the other turned himself in on Friday.
The victims were tied up and raped at gunpoint on September 24. The five victims received medical treatment with the eight-year-old undergoing emergency surgery.
Crime Stop offered a million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrators.
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Thanks for your concern about Windows Phone but no thanks!
Nokia Lumia 920
The Nokia Lumia 920 (PureView) is the rumored upcoming first flagship for Nokia's Windows Phone 8 arsenal. It is rumored to have the following specs:
- Processor: 1.5GHz Dual-Core Processor
- Screen Size: 4.5in
- Cameras: Back: 8MP or (21MP nothing is confirmed as yet) Front: 1.3MP
- Storage: 32GB (Possible MicroSD card support)
- Connectivity: LTE, Bluetooth (4.0 rumored), GPS, Assorted motion sensors
- Software: Windows Phone 8 (Apollo)
- Special features: Wireless Charging, Pureview
- Coverage/Availability: AT&T (Thus far)
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Windows Phone has always been labelled as a breath of fresh air in the mobile market since it's introduction. It instantly captured the imaginations of many of our famous internet reviewers with descriptions such as 'beautiful' and 'unique' and 'brilliant'. It was an OS that did things out of the norm by integrating necessary apps and services that one would usually have to buy and download and fitting them into a UI that is arguably (for non-users mostly) the most fluid OS out there.
There was however one problem with Windows Phone (Windows Phone 7 to be exact). It was a stop-gap OS and anyone who claims to be a techie or frequents online blogs like the Verge should know this by now. Hence there were a number of things that limited the success of Windows Phone. While the OS did some unique things (and regular things faster and better), it also didn't allow some things other OSes do (simple and advanced). The OS was also limited to "last years specs" which our kind Android friends, made sure to remind us on every occasion possible (Thank you friends). These in-turn also limited the attraction of big gaming companies and popular apps as the capabilities and the platform (people-wise) didn't exist compared to other competitors. However, those of us that did adopt Windows Phone, realized the gem that Microsoft was playing with here, we enjoyed the OS regardless of those limitations.
Fast forward to the current and we see Microsoft on the Verge of releasing the next iteration of Windows Phone and this is hardly just "the next" iteration. This is an entire architecture change that even resulted in WP7 devices not being able to benefit from it. This architecture change, opens Windows Phone to tons of new possiblities like, Enhanced gaming, Memory expansion, Native Code support, among other things. Also fast-forward here and we see Nokia on the Verge of releasing what could be its saving grace, the Lumia 920.
But/ As usual our lovely (Android?) friends and some others claiming to be "Windows Phone owners with multiple WP devices" have dropped in to say hi. They have once again raised their voices on the specs of a device that hasn't been released and reviewed as yet becuase they're not up-to-par with their expectations of a modern smartphone.
"Nyah nyah nyah Why doesn't the Lumia 920 have a Quad Core processor?", cry the 2/3/4 people in the comments section of almost all the recent articles about the Lumia 920. (But yet they stir up the biggest Shi_Storm). Their argument is that "The people want the specs even if they mean nothing to them" or "Wouldn't you want a phone that's future-proofed? (Gave example of the not-yet-released Optimus G from LG<----). They fail to acknowlegde that everything a phone can do today can be done on dual-core processors as the majority of phones out there are exactly that. Stuff that WP7 couldn't do such as 1080p recording, 3D gaming etc. can now be done with WP8. I am still of the belief that many of these making the outcries have not used a Windows Phone because then they'd truly realize how unoptimized their OS used to be if it requires a quad core processor to accomplish tasks smoothly.
As for future-proofing, the Lumia 920 specs and the fact that it will fit perfectly into the newly renovated Windows 8 ecosystem (Consumer and Enterprise) that Microsoft is now rolling out and promise of support for up to 18 months means that it will be pretty well future-proofed device.
PureView/Faux-View/Fake-View... are the names people were referring to the 8MP PureView camera that the Lumia 920 is rumored to be coming with. These people have not even seen what they quality the camera and its pictures will look like yet they're already raising the roof. What if Nokia was able master the PureView tech to the point where they could obtain 41MP PureView type quality photos without the need for the 41MP sensor and the hump and extra weight it invokes? Obviously if Nokia has placed that much emphasis on the camera of the device, based on the teaser and the tweets (From both Nokia and Carl Zeiss) they must be playing with something really great. So just relax and see what's in-store because nothing can tarnish the reputation of a branding that's not even popular outside of photo-enthusiasts and tech geeks on these blogs
After their "disappointment" from not seeing a 41MP or 21MP in the Lumia 920 as reported, some commenters resort to downplaying other pretty nice features of the Lumia such as wireless charging. Comments such as "So they try to make us overlook the 8MP fakview by throwing on wireless charging? FAIL" or "My Palm Pre had this, this is hardly revolutionary. "Okay then, but is your Pre still supported? Does your RAZR MAXX support it? Does it take away from the device? No, No and No. It's a legit feature and will serve a a good purpose when us Windows Phone fans use it.
To hell with the Spec war....
I like Android for it's "Openess" and that's all. As long as Windows Phone can manage to record and play 1080p, play the latest games, inter-connect with my PC, Xbox and Tablets for gaming and productivity through NFC, Bluetooth etc then I don't give a hoot about Quad Core because all current devices can manage to do that on a dual-core. There is nothing much out there for a smartphone to do that justifies a quad core processor (unless you're running unoptimized software).
Last but not least this is just about the hardware aspect of one of the many phones that will be running WP8. And even if the software manages to blow people's minds, they will still find some reason to downplay it. for example they say, I'll never buy something from Microsoft or something that runs Windows or, the apps are still a problem. So my advice to you all (including myself) is to just ignore the haters, don't respond, let their fellow Android/whatever OS compatriots recommend them and let's enjoy the delight of watching our favorite platform mature!
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Calgary, AB, Canada
June 4th, 2011
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About this event
Humans have always pushed the boundaries... without our doing so, much of our modern world and the ideas within it would still be unknown to us.
Our TEDxCalgary event on June 4th brought you the stories of many modern explorers. In their own ways, they've explored the frontiers of ideas and actions that help us to better understand and work with the complex systems that surround us: agriculture and food, education, medicine, global conflict, leadership and collaboration, and others.
From Alanna Mitchell's sobering analysis that rising acidity in the world's oceans could spell disaster for our global ecosystem in less than a generation, to Judge John Reilly's provocative definition of human justice being every child having a safe place to sleep at night, to Marcello Di Cintio's engaging talk on the strange relationship we humans have with walls (some even play them musically), we explored frontiers of ideas and actions that matter.
If you didn't attend, you can still have a voice... visit http://ideas.tedxcalgary.ca to add your thoughts, and explore our event photos and highlights coming soon!
Confirmed Speakers
Alanna Mitchell
author, journalist, environmentalist
Frank Robinson
professor, dean, communicator
Janice Tanton
artist, full time human being
John Reilly
judge, politician
Marcello Di Cintio
writer, wrestler
Mark Durieux
sociologist, social entrepreneur
Satya Das
journalist, author, policy analyst
Walter Hossli
community leader, poverty fighter, passionate and award winning gardene
Mark Blundell
systems thinker, motorcycle enthusiast
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Glenbow Museum
130 9 Avenue Southeast
Calgary, AB, T2G 0P3
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Safaricom Messaging Planning Engineer Job in Kenya
Category: General Jobs in Kenya
Posted: Feb 18, 2014
Safaricom Limited is the leading mobile telecommunications company in Kenya.
We are at the forefront of the industry and always seek to attract and retain talented, creative and innovative team players who are excited by the opportunity of pushing the frontiers of this evolving technology, growing our services, exciting our customers and contributing to our community.
At Safaricom, we take pride in our talent and develop them to realize their maximum potential!
Messaging Planning Engineer
We are pleased to announce the following vacancy in the Product & Service Development Department within the Technology Division.
In keeping with our current business needs, we are looking for a person who meets the criteria indicated below:
Reporting to the Senior Manager -VAS Planning, the Messaging Planning Engineer shall be responsible for the VAS Services offered to Safaricom subscribers with the main duties being:- Change management, process improvement, evaluation of new systems, design / planning, implementation / integration and optimization.
The responsibility of the Messaging Planning Engineer shall include but not limited to the following equipment: SMSC, SMPP gateway, MMSC, SDP, USSDGW, PBB, LBS, ADC, CBC (Cell Broadcast Centre).
Key Responsibilities:
- Create KPI for new systems;
- Evaluate marketing proposals, P&S Vendor evaluation process – tender documents, weighted evaluation, recommendation report for new hardware, features and services;
- Analyze messaging network on a weekly basis against the KPI;
- Plan for software and/or hardware upgrades to cater for network growth;
- Minimize network and service impact for any change;
- Create and update handover system configuration documentation after software/hardware upgrade;
- Configure data for new systems with vendor engineer;
- Carryout a S.W.O.T Analysis of Projects;
- Provide recommendation reports to Identify opportunities for improvement and optimization of existing services;
- Liaise with Operations to implement recommendations to improve system performance and success rate;
- Analyze the effect of a new/improvement change before & after implementation;
- Create and Improve internal and external process/procedures
- Transfer knowledge to Engineers and Technicians
- Build internal and external relationships with key customers and suppliers to deliver continuous quality solutions to business
Role Requirements
- Degree in Telecoms engineering/electrical & electronics engineering/IT/Computer Science;
- CCNA Certified;
- 3 years of work experience in telecommunication environment with VAS (voice and data) equipment;
- A team player with excellent interpersonal skills.
If you feel that you are up to the challenge and possess the necessary qualification and experience please send your resume and application letter indicating your experience and why you are the most suitable candidate for the role clearly quoting the job title and job reference to the address below.
The deadline for application is Monday 24th February 2014.
The Head of Talent and Resourcing,
The Head of Talent and Resourcing,
Safaricom Limited
via E-mail to [email protected]


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A green anarchist journal is raising funds for printing and distributing their first issue by October 5. Order a copy delivered to the address of your choosing.
Liminal will be a monthly quarterfold dedicated to the topic of anarchy. Liminal will feature creative design with hand-drawn artwork and will be typeset and designed before printing by hand. Our articles will vary from fiction and news to theory and interviews with quality artwork interspersed throughout. Our authors are numerous and diffused, with varying levels of writing experience - which we we hope will contribute to a good amount of diversity and creativity in the publication.
The cost of our quarterfold seems high because the copy you purchase also purchases two copies for free distribution in prisons across the United States through an existing prison zine distro.
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This Week: FBI Raids Antiwar Activists! Is this the so-called "change we can believe in"?
Africa Live, broadcast live at 11:00 on Sundays on Uhuru Radio (UhuruNews.com), and replayed on various other days, covers a variety of topics affecting African people at home and abroad. Callers are encouraged to actively participate in this dynamic show and express their opinions and understanding of the politics of the Uhuru Movement as it relates to the everyday struggle of poor and oppressed people.
This Week: FBI Raids Antiwar Activists! Is this the so-called "change we can believe in"? Host Nyabinga Dzimbahwe interviews anti-war activists who were recently raided by Obama's FBI as a blatant attack on democratic rights.
The Centre for Civil Society Website an excellent resource
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Currently there are reported to be 100,000 falsely imprisoned Americans living along with the estimated 2,000,000 US prison population nationwide.America now has the very unique distinction of not only being rated the #1 in the World for having the largest prison population,but America also has the distinct rating of having the largest wrongfully imprisoned prison population in the World as well.Our US Congress affords themselves all the perks and salary most Americans could only dream about,but ask anyone of these Leaders Of The Free World to protect our Middle Class or Working Poor Americans from continuing to be falsely imprisoned endless decades due to the lack of federal appeal legal counsel being afforded them, and you just might be thought of as being crazy?
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Lisbon, New Hampshire - November 9, 2011
"Circumstances like this are a game warden's worst nightmare," said Lt. Douglas Gralenski of N.H. Fish & Game.
The body of the Kenneth Brunelle, 31, of Marlboro, Mass., was wheeled out of the woods early Wednesday afternoon. Police say Brunelle was shot and killed Wednesday morning by a fellow hunter off the Mt. Eustis Road in Lisbon, N.H.
"Twenty-years ago this would be referred to as an accident. It is not an accident. It's an incident. It could have been prevented," Gralenski said.
Police say the 48-year-old shooter has a valid hunting license. He told police that he thought we has firing at a doe. A bullet fired from a high-powered rifle hit Brunelle in the upper torso. The victim died almost instantly. The shooting is being investigated as a crime.
"It is a criminal investigation in that we have had one person take the life of another person," Gralenski said. "We are trying to determine right now if that was done negligently, knowingly. Things of that nature."
Police say the victim was not wearing orange, nor was he carrying a firearm. Police say he was in the woods with his father and another family member helping scout deer.
"Never, ever fire unless you know exactly what is beyond your target," Gralenski said. "And secondly, there is no excuse not to be wearing hunter orange this time of year."
N.H. Fish & Game officials have been working for decades to reduce hunting-related deaths. The last hunting-related death in the state happened in 2009.
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Let's get it on
Posted on 07. Sep, 2009 by lyne.
Looking at the third edition of the Tour of Missouri, two questions come to my mind: How many stage wins for Cavendish? And will the overall winner be decided in a time trial or via a long break? In last year's edition of the Tour of Missouri, Mark Cavendish (Columbia-HTC) won three stages, all after […]
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Dramatic Win by TIBCO's Miller
Posted on 06. Sep, 2009 by stephanie.
Brooke Miller (Team TIBCO) out sprints Kelly Benjamin (Colavita/Sutter Home) by mere inches at the finish in a dramatic win at the Tour of Missouri Women's Series Stage 3 – Giro Della Montagna. Despite several break attempts by Lip Smacker, Team Type 1 and Webcor, it all came down to Team TIBCO vs. Colavita/Sutter Home. […]
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Brooke Miller Makes it Two
Posted on 05. Sep, 2009 by stephanie.
Colavita/Sutter Home dominated most of the race today….controlling many of the attacks and maintaining a tight lead out in the final two laps. What was not expected by Colavita/Sutter Home was the 1-2 punch of Kat Carroll and Brooke Miller of Team TIBCO in the final lap. With the help of Carroll, Miller took the […]
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Brooke Miller easily wins first stage in Missouri
Posted on 05. Sep, 2009 by stephanie.
With three team mates supporting her, Brooke Miller (Team TIBCO) easily wins the first stage of the Tour of Missouri Women's Series – Studio 2108 Presents the Tour de Lafayette. "My girls were so awesome," declared Miller. "It was so much fun tonight. Colavita had several riders out there. It was awesome to have four […]
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On tap: Tour of Missouri Women's Series
Posted on 03. Sep, 2009 by stephanie.
Some of the best women cyclists will be competing over the Labor Day weekend in St. Louis, MO at the Tour of Missouri Women's Series. The women's series will be featured at the THF Realty Gateway Cup, which is now a four day event. The last stage is being held on Monday, September 7th and […]
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Tour of Missouri is on with 28 hours of tv coverage planned
Posted on 14. Jul, 2009 by lyne.
Good news – the Tour of Missouri 2009 is on. Democrat Governor Jay Nixon did not approve the recommendation from the Department of Economic Development that $1.5 million be cut from the Division of Tourism budget allocated to the race. Last week, the Tour was in jeopardy when, with less than two months before the […]
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Tour of Missouri in jeopardy
Posted on 09. Jul, 2009 by lyne.
The 2009 Tour of Missouri, to be held 7-13 September, could be canceled as the $1.5 million state subsidy is currently frozen by Governor Nixon's administration. The $1.5 million allocation from the Division of Tourism to support the race was mentioned in a memo, dated July 6, which listed $9.9 million in budget cuts recommended […]
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the week that was
Posted on 26. Jun, 2009 by lyne.
All but one team announced for Tour of Missouri. Tour of Utah looking for volunteers. Nature Valley Grand Prix recap on TV. Team Type 1′s Calabria and Hanley on the injured list. VAC's Goldstein three-peats.
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First four teams announced for 2009 Tour of Missouri
Posted on 05. Mar, 2009 by lyne.
The first four teams for the third Tour of Missouri were announced today: three returning ProTour teams Garmin-Slipstream, Columbia-High Road and Liquigas and the Pro Continental Cervélo Test Team.
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Change of direction for the Tour of Missouri
Posted on 28. Jan, 2009 by lyne.
The Tour of Missouri announced an overview of its 2009 route and for the first time, the race reverse directions going east to west starting in St. Louis and finishing in Kansas City. The 7-stage race which runs from Sept. 7-13 will bypass southwest Missouri and the riders will go through southeast Missouri for the […]


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Lyrics: Is Brooklyn's Finest Album From Jay-Z Or Notorious B.I.G? Who's The Best Rapper Under 30? Top 5 Groups Of All-Time?
Monday, Jun 9, 2008 12:00AM
In this week's Speak On It forum everyone has an opinion on Jay-Z clashing with Notorious B.I.G in a defined double album debate, Blueprint 2: The Gift Vs. Life After Death: Disc 2, Lil' Wayne, Juelz Santana, and T.I. all vying for the title of "Best Rapper Under 30," and the Wu-Tang challenging for a spot on the "Top 5 Groups Of All-Time" list.
[Editor Note: The views of this column do not necessarily reflect those of SOHH.com]
Hello Brooklyn
It feels like just yesterday that Jay-Z rapped, "Who's the best emcee? Biggie, Jay-Z, or Nas". Well no disrespect to Nasir, but today the forum readers are strictly asking about the Brooklyn dons. Pitting the borough's two greatest emcees against each other, the forum is asking which album was hotter, Jay Z's Blueprint 2: The Gift or Biggie's Life After Death: Disc 2.
Gentility went with B.I.G. "Life After Death Disc 2 by itself has some of my favorite songs of all time. Meanwhile I wouldn't lose no sleep if the whole damn Blueprint 2 album never existed."
MNFBackwordzz said, "BP2 is one of the finest double albums put together, only second to Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde.This isn't even a fair fight."
Which album do you prefer?
Age Old Question
Thirty may be the new twenty, but before we get to the big 3-O the SOHH forum wants to know; who is the best emcee under the age of 30? Is it Lil' Wayne, T.I., Lloyd Banks, Lupe Fiasco or Juelz Santana? Perhaps Soulja Boy might garner some votes.
Leftcoast415 said, "Chamillionaire and Lupe. Chamillionaire doesn't get enough credit for his skills."
According to Your Conscience, "Weezy has already been around for over 10 years so I don't even really count him even though he's well under 30. Of this new crop of niggas maybe T.I. or someone like that."
Who do you think is the illest rapper under 30?
Fab Five
While everyone else is still arguing about the "best emcee" some SOHH forum heads decided to make an argument for the "best group". What are the "Top Five Rap Groups Of All Time"? Surprisingly The Lox a.k.a D-Block were consistently on the top of the forum's list, among other names like Outkast, Dipset, Mobb Deep and Wu-Tang.
Traqz3301 said, "Almost every L.O.X. song is a banger that stands the test of time. Old ish, new ish do it the same. Always feeling their ish. Freestyles dope, guest appearances dope, solos dope. They got chemistry, they never compromised, always came with the raw. And, they got versatility too. They can kick conscious versus here and there."
2. Mobb Deep
3. Wu-Tang Clan
4. A Tribe Called Quest
5. Dipset
Sunzoo aka LC asked, "Can you please explain to me, this great influence of The L.O.X.- probably going to say the mixtape circuit right? Especially over Mobb Deep, what did L.O.X., the group, do in their two album run to counter Mobb Deeps catalog?"
Meanwhile The Real lays out his argument accordingly,
4.A Tribe Called Quest
5.The Roots
Which group do you think deserves to make the cut?
[For more of the hottest hip-hop debates make sure to check out SOHH forums daily]


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Thai Ginger Chicken
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- 1 cups white rice
- 1 bunch fresh cilantro, stems removed
- 3 jalapeños, seeded and chopped
- 1 2-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and thinly sliced
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 medium yellow onion, sliced
- 1 small eggplant, quartered lengthwise and sliced 1/2 inch thick crosswise
- 2 13.5-ounce cans unsweetened coconut milk
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts, 1/2 inch thick
- Cook the rice according to the package directions.
- Place the cilantro, jalapeños, ginger, and 1 tablespoon of the oil in a food processor and pulse until combined.
- Heat the remaining oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add the onion and eggplant and cook until softened, about 5 minutes.
- Add the coconut milk, soy sauce, and ½ teaspoon of the salt. Bring to a simmer.
- Add the cilantro mixture, remaining salt, and chicken. Simmer until the chicken is cooked through and sauce thickens slightly, about 7 minutes. Serve on rice.
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- Per Serving
- Calories 990Calories From Fat 48%
- Fat 53g
- Sat Fat 38g
- Cholesterol 65mg
- Sodium 1,430mg
- Carbohydrate 93g
- Fiber 8g
- Sugar 8g
- Protein 39g
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Uttermost will show Bermuda, a wool flat-weave rug in charcoal colorway with lattice design, in High Point.
"Customers have been asking us for rugs for years and I think they will be pleased," said Mac Cooper, the company's president. "Rugs have been a top priority for many of us since last year, and this will be the biggest launch we have ever made into any new category."
Uttermost will launch a diverse line of rugs in its showroom, International Home Furnishings Center C-448, including flat weaves in bright colors, wool and viscose hand-tufted rugs, and hand-knotted rugs in soft patinas. All are sourced from India.
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In a week when Britain's media has been reported yet more dire warnings of climate catastrophe and looming energy shortages, the Green Party's spring conference is to consider a motion calling for a zero-carbon economy by 2030.
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"By then, safe and effective mechanisms for reducing greenhouse has gas concentrations should have been developed, and percentage targets should be replaced by numerical ones to complete the reduction to zero."
Green Party's Spring Conference opens today, 20th March, in Blackpool
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The Chiefs showed up with no Matt Cassel, and therefore, no offense to show getting stopped by the Bolts. So here's a picture of a dude who totally made up for leaving halfway through the second quarter. via nfl.com
A shutout is always good. It makes it seem as if one team was so dominant the other team just decided to give the ball back because they didn't feel worthy. The truth is, the Chiefs managed a lot of failure offensively speaking.
- Fewer 1st downs in 4 quarters than the average NFL team in 4 drives.
- 5, if you were wondering.
- Fewer total net yards in 4 quarters than the average team's touchdown drive.
- 67, if you were wondering.
- More yards lost trying to pass than when actually completing passes.
- 29 yards lost on sacks, 19 net yards gained passing, if you were wondering.
More? I can tell you like those. Bullet points are awesome.
- The Chiefs had more punts than first downs, points, penalties, and turnovers combined
- No plays longer than 16 yards. The 16 yarder being the only play longer than 10 yards.
- Only 6 plays went longer than 5 yards.
- The Chiefs would have kept the game closer had they run the ball more.
- Finally, more negative yardage plays than first down producing plays.
The last time the Charger defense was this dominant, they were facing the winless Buccaneers about 35 years ago. Those of you who watched the game were witnesses to a once in a lifetime defensive performance (If you're under 40 or so). Remember it. Call it "The Shutout" or something. It takes more than a team with desire. It takes great coaching as well (more on that later). Pretty much every player had a great game. Vaughn Martin looked very good, as did Larry English. Check out his score, comment on it. Even though his sack came in the coverage variety, he got pressure throughout the game, and hopefully, he keeps up his game in the future.
Interesting observation: Ron Rivera brought pressure all game. This was one of my favorite blitzes. Since he constantly calls for a defensive back to creep to the line to blitz or fake blitz, Croyle probably wasn't expecting Weddle to blitz. Naturally, he bails out of the pocket after realizing his first read, the TE wasn't covered by Cooper, who blitzed, but covered by Phillips. Ron Rivera needs a nick name. I started thinking about it. Like me, Coach Ron Rivera is half Mexican and Puerto Rican. A rare mix indeed, so he deserves a spanish sounding nick name. How about EL JEFE. The Boss, for those of you who need translating. Why the boss? Because he runs the defense Like a Boss. In a good way. You don't question it, you just execute. If you mess up, he stares you down like a starving lion stares down a zebra with 4 broken legs. When you do good, you get a nod of approval. I really like that guy, and hope he's here until he decides to retire. This team's defense has far exceeded anyone's expectations this year, and things are looking up once again.
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LS P7030 CPS Tractor
LS Tractor introduces a model to its P Series of heavy-duty utility tractors, the P7030 CPS. This 88-hp tractor is outfitted with a cab and is the first in the P Series to offer a power shuttle. The transmission has a high-low switch that provides a 40x20 transmission including creeper speeds. Other standard features include three double-
Deutz-Fahr Agroplus 320F
Built for use in poultry houses, the Deutz-Fahr Agroplus 320F is an 82-hp workhorse for this specialty application. Outfitted with a low-profile cab and other special considerations, the tractor can easily maneuver around the poultry farm and in and out of buildings. The transmission features a wet clutch and a stop-and-go 30F/15R transmission. Three rear hydraulic remotes are standard, and the tractor matches to a regular loader.(1)
Massey Ferguson 2600 HD
The 2600 HD Series from Massey Ferguson offers four utility tractor models ranging from 62 to 83 PTO hp. The series is powered by four-cylinder turbocharged Perkins diesel engines. With an increased weight-to-horsepower ratio, the 2600 HD models feature an integrated system of all-steel components. The integrated chassis distributes weight, load and vibrations evenly throughout the
Photo taken from Early Spring 2010 Farm Journal.
T723 TYM Tractor
With 65 PTO horsepower, the T723 replaces previous TYM tractor models. Powered by Perkins engines, T723 tractors are outfitted with a standard 24F/24R shuttle transmission; a power shuttle transmission option is available. Maximum hydraulic flow totals 15.9 gal./min., and the tractors feature three standard remote valves. TYM tractors are backed by a five-year warranty. Contact: TYM Tractors, 4743 Potato House Court, Wilson NC 27893; (252) 293-1224; www. tym-tractors.com.
Photo taken from February 2010 Farm Journal.
New Holland Workmaster
Bringing back a brand, New Holland reintroduces the Workmaster line of tractors. The two models provide 45 hp and 55 hp. These utility tractors are powered by four-cylinder New Holland engines. Built with cast-iron axles and boasting more than 2,500 lb. of threepoint- hitch lift capacity, the Workmaster line can handle larger implements. The series is also available with a four-wheel-drive axle option. The tractors are geared with an 8×8 transmission. Workmaster tractors are only available with open operator stations, which are ergonomically designed for ease of use. Base price: $15,600. Contact: www.newholland.com/na.
Photo and caption taken from February 2007 Farm Journal.
McCormick MB Series Tractor
McCormick MB Series tractors, designed for light tillage and general farm chores, range from 58 hp to 81 hp. With two synchromeshshuttle transmission options, MB models come standard with a mechanically engaged rear differential lock and optional hydraulic front and rear differential locks. A 540-rpm groundspeed PTO is standard. The hydraulic system offers 13.8 gal. per minute of flow and up to 8,140 lb. lift with optional assistor arms. Base price: $22,280. Contact: McCormick USA, 4258 Communications Dr., Norcross, Ga. 30093; (866) 327-6733; www.mccormickusa.com.
Photo and caption taken from March 2007 Farm Journal.
John Deere 5625
John Deere released two new utility tractors: the 5603 and the 5625. Both are powered with a 99-hp engine and can be customized with various utility packages. The 5603 tractor has a 12F/12R PowrReverser transmission, a rear selective control valve (SCV), mechanical front-wheel-drive (MFWD) axle and 540 economy PTO. Options for the 5603: mid-mount SCVs, factory-installed loaders and two tire options. The 5625 comes in 15 MFWD configurations. Options for the 5625: electrohydraulic MFWD engagement, triple mid-mount and rear SCVs and multiple tire and platform combinations. Visit a John Deere dealer or www.johndeere.com/ag.
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Kubota L5740 Tractor
The Kubota Grand L40 Series compact tractor family ranges from 34 hp to 59 hp. Debuting in the series is the new electronically controlled hydrostatic transmission called the HST Plus, which makes operating the tractor easy and efficient. The Glide Shift Transmission and a fully synchronized main-and-shuttle transmission are also available. The tractors can be outfitted with the Grand Cab. The IntelliPanel features digital display indicators and sensor messages. Price range: $14,500 to $33,000. Contact: Kubota Tractor Corporation, 3401 Del Amo Blvd., Torrance, CA 90503, (888) 458-2682 ext. 900, www.kubota.com.
Photo and caption taken from February 2008 Farm Journal.
John Deere 5103 Tractor
A new lineup of John Deere utility tractors ranges from 38 hp to 64 hp. The 5003 Series uses 2.9-liter John Deere PowerTech engines and has two transmission options. The 9F/3R SyncReverser is for two-wheel-drive models, and the 9F/3R SyncShuttle is for four-wheel-drive models. With a heavy-duty axle, the four-wheeldrive models provide a 55° turn angle and limited slip to increase drawbar power and traction. The series has a straddle mount operator station, platform-mounted shift levers and a suspended clutch. Price range: $14,366.00 to $42,267.00. Visit a John Deere dealer or www.johndeere.com/ag.
Photo and caption taken from March 2008 Farm Journal.
New Holland T4000 Series Tractor
The T4000 Series has a horsepower range of 50 hp to 95 hp. The series can be outfitted with a cab or ROPS and includes three axle packages to pick from: two-wheel drive, front-wheel drive and SuperSteer front-wheel drive (on T4030 and T4050). Available transmissions include a 12x12 mechanical, fully synchronized transmission with synchronized forward and reverse shuttle or a 16x16 synchronized transmission with mechanical or electrohydraulic power shuttle.
Photo and caption taken from March 2008 Farm Journal.
New Holland T5000 Series Tractor
The T5000 Series tractors range from 70 hp to 96 hp. Powered by four-cylinder engines, the maximum engine speed is 2,300 rpm. Four models are available with standard or deluxe configurations and with a flatdeck platform or all-weather cab. Standard models are outfitted with a 12x12 manual transmission with either a mechanical or optional power shuttle. Deluxe models come with a 24x24 transmission with power shuttle. For more information, visit your local dealer or go to www.newholland.com/na.
Photo and caption taken from March 2008 Farm Journal.
Massey Ferguson 5400 Series Tractor
The Massey Ferguson 5400 Series has been expanded from six models to eight models ranging from 60 hp to 115 hp, with a 5 hp increase across the series. Dyna-4 transmissions are standard, and the models get their power from either four-cylinder or six-cylinder Perkins or SisuDiesel engines. For the first time, the 5400 Series can be factorymounted with a loaderready kit, and mechanical or nonmechanical self-leveling loaders are available. There are also three hydraulic package options available. The series has a new look with redesigned sheet metal and a one-piece hood for easier service access. For more information, visit a Massey Ferguson dealer or www.masseyferguson.com. The Challenger MT400B Series includes five models ranging from 60 hp to 100 hp. These tractors are powered by either four-cylinder or sixcylinder Tier 3 Caterpillar diesel engines, and the series is reaching the 100 hp mark for the first time.With the updated engines all MT400B models increased 5 hp in their rated po
Photo and caption taken from March 2008 Farm Journal.
AGCO LT85 Tractor
Powered by Tier 3 engines and designed with easy-access hoods and styling, AGCO Corporation introduces utility tractors across three brands: AGCO, Massey Ferguson and Challenger. The two models of the AGCO LT Series have been updated with Tier 3 engines and new styling. Powered by SisuDiesel 4.0-liter engines, the two previous models have been replaced by the new models providing 85 hp and 95 hp. The tractors are outfitted with a standard 16x16 transmission with PowerShuttle. These tractors feature a 10% power boost for transport. Maximum hydraulic flow is 26 gal. per minute. The series also has a newly designed one-piece hood for easier service. For additional information, visit an AGCO dealer or www.agcoiron.com.
Photo and caption taken from November 2008 Farm Journal.
Bobcat CT Series Compact Tractors
Adding to its lineup of five compact tractors, Bobcat has increased the horsepower range of the CT Series. Powered by interim Tier 4 diesel engines, the CT335 has 38 hp, the CT440 has 41 hp, the CT445 has 45 hp and the CT450 has 50 hp. The four new models are available with three specification levels: economy, standard and standard with cab. The economy package includes a three-point implement hitch with PTO. The standard package adds on a loader joystick and control valve. The standard package with cab is outfitted with all the standard features and a cab. These compact models have an independent PTO that can be engaged while the tractor is in motion with the flip of a switch. Bobcat compact tractors also feature the Bob-Tach quick attachment mounting system. The system allows operators to quickly change and use multiple front-end attachments. Base price range: $17,095 to $22,745.
Photo and caption taken from October 2008 Farm Journal.
John Deere 6D Series Utility Tractors
To kick-start its reorganized numbering system, the company is introducing two new utility tractor series. The 6D Series of utility tractors builds on the preceding 6003 Series. The 6D models are powered by 4.5-liter PowerTech engines that range from 82 PTO hp to 115 PTO hp. The standard transmission is the 9F/9R electrohydraulic PowrReverse. Using this transmission, the operator sets the range and gear and uses a left-hand reverser lever to move the tractor forward or reverse without clutching. Hydraulic flow has been increased up to 46%, depending on the model. The 6D Series tractors are available with a cab or open station and in twowheel or front-wheel drive. Rounding out the most complete line of utility tractors John Deere has ever offered are the 5D, 5E, 5E Limited and 5M Series. The letter represents the specification level of the model. The 5D and 5E series range from 45 engine hp to 75 engine hp and are offered in either two-wheel or front-wheel-drive configurations.
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Spring Valley Road in Park Ridge closed westbound for accident investigation
As of 1:20 p.m. today, the westbound lane of Spring Valley Road remains closed to traffic while officials continue their investigation of an accident that occurred at about 10 a.m. this morning. The eastbound lane of the roadway is open.
According to Park Ridge Police Capt. Joseph Rampolla, a call came in at 10:12 a.m. reporting that a person had been pinned under the front wheel of a backhoe on Spring Valley Road near Mapleleaf Drive where roadwork was underway.
When PRPD officers arrived at the scene, the man was no longer pinned. Emergency services responded to the scene. The worker was assessed by responding emergency medical technicians and found to have injuries to a leg and an arm. He was evaluated and deemed to be in stable condition and was transported by ambulance to Hackensack University Medical Center for treatment.
The accident is under investigation.
- Kathryn A. Burger