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Sidney football players received recognition for their hard work this season as multiple Eagles earned All-State and All-Conference honors.
Sidney football players received recognition for their hard work this season as multiple Eagles earned All-State and All-Conference honors.
Sidney Middle School wrestlers traveled to Baker Friday where the team finished first with 120 points.
Ron Winegar knew next to nothing about eastern Montana, nonetheless Sidney, but adventure and challenge are two things he doesn't often shy from. It's why he accepted a teaching job in Sidney as a phy
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Five local volleyball players were selected to the Class AA All-State volleyball teams, with two of those being chosen for the first team.
Fairview's Ben Hardy, Jon Lebsock, Monte Cayko and Pat Hardy were named All-State players and a slew of Warriors earned All-Conference honors.
WIBAUX – As the final seconds ticked off the clock of Wibaux's 46-14 win over Chinook in the Class C 8-Man championship, Riley Smith and a host of Longhorns prepared the water cooler for coach…
The varsity assistant coach has taken the helm as interim Butte High head boys basketball coach after the current coach quit.
The success of the Butte Central football was not lost on the committee that picked the Southwestern A All-Conference selections.
The 2014 edition of the Class A all-state volleyball team is full of fresh faces. Only one player returned for post-season honors.
Kalispell Glacier, the Western AA champ, and Billings Senior, the eventual State AA winner, filled up the all-state first teams when the honors were revealed this week.
Valley Christian's Cheyenne Jones and St. Regis's Gabby Moeller pulled second-team all-state honors when the full lists were released this week, but State C finalists Gardiner and Manhattan Ch…
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This year's Eagle Invitational is the start of a new, prestigious tradition. In addition to featuring some of the region's most competitive wrestling programs, Sidney welcomes a nationally ranked team
As Richland's Junior Gold squad home-opening weekend approaches, first-year coach Randy Ostrom is looking forward to the season with high hopes for this year's Rangers team.
WORDEN -- With his team holding a tenuous, seven-point lead at halftime, Townsend coach Travis Rauh approached senior receiver Kenny Wilbur in the locker room.
An odd thing happened at the conclusion of Saturday's State Class A Championship football game, at Montana Tech.
WORDEN -- With his team holding a tenuous, seven-point lead at halftime, Townsend coach Travis Rauh approached senior receiver Kenny Wilbur in the locker room.
WIBAUX – Trenton Farnworth had nothing but green grass in front him.
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Game will go down as one of best ever at high school level
At Geraldine, the Rivals added to their trophy collection with their second straight State C 6-man title as the Geraldine-Highwood co-op. The schools had 16 total before combining three seasons ago.
BUTTE -- Dillon rallied for 22 points in the fourth quarter and J.D. Ferris's two-point conversion pass to Nate Simkins with 2:30 left sealed the Beavers' second straight State A football cham…
At Wibaux, the Longhorns rolled to a 32-0 first-half lead and cruised to their first State C 8-man football championship since 2001.
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Fireworks and celebrations rung around Legends Stadium deep into Friday night. And that was before the game even finished.
Coming into the state championship game at Legends Stadium Friday night, questions surrounded both Glacier and C.M. Russell's running attack. Who would rise to the occasion and bring their team a stat
Despite none of his players having played in a state championship game like every player on the Dillon roster has, Butte Central coach Don Peoples Jr. has been using his experience as a quarte…
KALISPELL -- All season, Great Falls CMR's Andrew Grinde held the title of the state's top running back. Friday night Thomas Trefney took that from him.
Belgrade 34, Butte Central 20
Dillon 47, Polson 0
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State Class A Championship game Saturday with Dillon
Interested in this week's State AA football championship but don't want to drive to Kalispell Friday? You're in luck!
The Townsend Bulldogs football team heads into the school's first-ever state championship game propelled in part by a quintet of versatile seniors.
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Even in the moment, the Week 2 football game between Glacier and Great Falls C.M. Russell had the feel of something big.
The results are in for the Southwestern Class A Volleyball recipients for All-State and All-Conference Teams.
Ten programs around the state were still holding football practices Thursday. For the other hundred or so schools in Montana, it's winter sports season.
Back on a cool late summer evening in the shadows of Glacier National Park, the Great Falls CMR football team gave an early scare to preseason No. 1 Kalispell Glacier.
In Missoula at Washington-Grizzly Stadium this past Saturday, November 15th, the 2014 rendition of the Western Montana soccer senior showcase was jointly hosted by the Flathead Rapids and the Missoula
Elementary school boys in Polson and Ronan had hoops-filled Saturdays. Six teams competed in the Ronan Jamboree while Polson's youth basketball league players hit the hardwoods.
Elementary school boys in Polson and Ronan had hoops-filled Saturdays. Six teams competed in the Ronan Jamboree while Polson's youth basketball league players hit the hardwoods.
The 2014 Fall Mack Days Fishing Event concluded Sunday November 16th after twenty four days of lake trout fishing.
2011 Polson graduate Breanne Kelley recently wrapped up her collegiate volleyball career at the Frontier Conference volleyball tournament this past weekend.
Joel Horn has touched the football more than any other player on Montana State this season, though you may not have noticed.
There's a lot of key pieces to a Glacier run defense that has been among the best in the state the last three seasons. The Wolfpack has had talent at every level, with Division I players on the line a
Florence's third straight run to a third-place State AA trophy was rewarded with its third straight year of three or more all-state selections.
Florence's third straight run to a third-place State AA trophy was rewarded with its third straight year of three or more all-state selections.
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WHITEFISH – Momentum is fickle, fleeting and cruel to those without it. Sometimes it's even more wicked to those who do.
BIGFORK – Huntley Project's offense was all power and steel, and the defense was even more sturdy.
BIGFORK – Huntley Project's offense was all power and steel, and the defense was even more sturdy.
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Trailing two sets to one, Manhattan Christian rallied to beat Circle and advance to the state title game, 25-22, 23-25, 23-25, 25-23, 15-11.
Gardiner got a big game from Hannah Dean in the front row, as the Bruins beat the Manhattan Christian Eagles, 25-21, 25-14, 25-17.
Huntley Project nearly forced a second championship match, but Forsyth held on to end the Red Devils title streak at six, 16-25, 25-17, 19-25, 26-24, 15-12.
Glacier knew it needed to stop the run in its Class AA semifinal football playoff game against Missoula Big Sky on Friday night at Legends Stadium.
One month ago, big plays on defense and special teams were the difference.
Members of the Ronan and Polson Middle Schools Boys Basketball teams squared off for a basketball game last week at Polson Middle School.
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EXCLUSIVE: a first-look at Heathrow Terminal 2's hi-tech £2.5 billion revamp
Terminal 2 has been rebuilt at a cost of £2.5 billion and Luis Vidal's creation is a colossus that aims for grand gestures, says Robert Bevan — who was the first through its doors
Published: 23 April 2014
Updated: 23:02, 23 April 2014
Hi-tech is the architectural vocabulary of choice for London's gateway buildings. From Sir Nicholas Grimshaw's now defunct Eurostar terminal at Waterloo to Sir Norman Foster's Stansted Airport and replacement Eurostar station at St Pancras to Heathrow Terminal 5 by Sir Richard Rogers.
These design knights and their companies have between them created the first images of the capital that visitors see and the last memory they take away. In the process their architecture has helped shape perceptions of London as a dynamic, can-do place.
But now they have a challenger — Luis Vidal, who heads Spain's largest architecture practice, Luis Vidal + Architects (LVA). The finishing touches are just being put to Vidal's £2.5 billion Heathrow Terminal 2.
T2 will be known officially as the Queen's Terminal when it opens in early June and will eventually (when demolition work on Terminal 1 starts in 2016) be extended to form the airport's principal terminal building — London's front door.
If, in its general approach, it strikes you as another hi-tech colossus, you'd be right. But look again. More closely.
Hi-tech depends on precision for its power. It is a language of expressed nuts and bolts, steel bracing and structural glass that brings the rigour of engineering to museums and offices, housing and law courts. Its success derives not just from enclosing soaring voids but from its every detail. Just as you can tell a well thought-out bathroom by how well resolved its junctions are — how few tiles, for instance, have had to be cut to make them fit — so hi-tech demands absolute clarity to be fully successful.
Modern movement: Richard Wilson's Slipstream sculpture recalls the spiralling of a stunt plane (Picture: Daniel Hambury) This does not come cheap. Which might be why Vidal has been appointed to his first UK project. The job originally belonged to Foster + Partners which, as well as providing the overall masterplan for the rebuilding of chaotic Heathrow, was appointed to draw up designs for T2. Sir Norman proposed a building that was a sequence of three arcing roofs covering check-in, security and departure functions that draw passengers inevitably towards their destination, lit by natural daylight through a wave of windows set into the roof. The planned building was supposed to be the world's greenest, producing 40 per cent fewer carbon emissions than the existing building.
But then Heathrow's owner, BAA, was sold to Spanish infrastructure consortium Ferrovial, and the wheels rather came off Foster's project. Heavily in debt following its purchase, Ferrovial sidelined Foster and brought LVA on board. Vidal's project architect, David Perez, says the Foster scheme was "completely unfeasible in every possible way".
The result, while retaining the original Foster concept including its green credentials, waters it down considerably. Gone is the elegant roof of twisted metal ribbons with a shimmering underside supported on circular columns, and in its place is a series of trusses concealed by a stretched fabric ceiling that aims for the same grand gesture as the original but is altogether clunkier. It just doesn't take off. Expensive circular columns, for example, have been retained only around the perimeter of the terminal, with the remainder being regular steel I-shaped sections clad in curving metal to make them appear circular.
Elsewhere, instead of pipework and ducts being elegantly incorporated into a hi-tech whole, as pioneered at the Lloyds of London building in the City, the tubular gubbins at T2 is wrapped in Bacofoil-like insulation that peaks out guiltily from above the suspended ceilings strips used throughout the airport.
Vidal makes much of the "intuitive way-finding" of his design. That is, the architecture itself lends a helping hand to guide 20 million passengers a year from kerb to aircraft, following the wave of the roof speedily through a sequence of calm white spaces instead of obeying shouty signs or meandering through a duty-free lane hedged with perfumes and liquor.
In this, it is similar to Foster's original concept but it has been frustrated; first by a four-metre-high black wall that screens the security area off from the check-in. This, apparently, was a Department of Transport requirement, but surely it could have been achieved more elegantly.
When you do finally reach Departures at balcony level, the triple-height main lounge fringed by shops is set out below you, while ahead is a glass wall and the gates. This is the same layout as at Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners' Terminal 5, but where the £4.3 billion T5 is exhilarating and beautifully made, the design of T2, with its stubby mezzanine balconies, is more like the stern of a cut-price cruise-liner ploughing towards the less classy resorts of the Med. The gates themselves give up any pretence of elegance in favour of black-clad Porta-kabin extrusions. Where T5 is Swiss watch, T2 is Swatch.
The only hint of excitement comes with the escalator down to the underground travelator linking T2 with its satellite T2a for long-haul flights on the other side of the runway. It is the longest escalator in the country after that at Angel Tube station but still has none of the élan of those serving the Jubilee line's extension. And while the wave roof might enliven top-floor Departures, the Arrivals experience, on a lower floor, is entirely unmemorable.
The airport has decided to spice things up a bit by installing Britain's longest permanent sculpture in the foyer between the terminal and its associated multi-storey car park and bus station. Richard Wilson's riveted aluminium sculpture Slipstream aims to recall the spiralling of a stunt plane. Skewered in place on the foyer's columns, however, it appears as if Frank Gehry's Bilbao Guggenheim has been crushed and turned into a kebab, or worse, suggests mangled plane-crash wreckage.
Vidal has said, with some chutzpah, that the terminal could become a destination in itself — a zen-like "piazza" for Londoners to visit. "If he is fully relaxed," says Vidal, the passenger is "far more open to putting his hand in his pocket". That's if you like to shop after taking your shoes off and having a pat-down. This is nonsense, of course.
Heathrow is worried about being eclipsed as a hub by places such as Dubai and needs to find any way it can to encourage passengers to use the airport — especially the 37 per cent who are changing planes. But compared with the quality terminals Rogers has created for Madrid, Foster for Amman and, soon, Grimshaw for Istanbul, the Queen's Terminal will not be winning any crowns or dictating passenger itineraries by sheer dint of its architecture. Nor, without a new runway, can it provide sufficient landing slots to increase the number of airlines using Heathrow.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and Vidal, educated at the University of Greenwich and with experience of working on Madrid's airport, certainly has his sights set on the hi-tech prizes. However, while Terminal 2 is not an especially bad building, it is just £2.5 billion worth of ordinariness. Like modern movement architecture before it, hi-tech architecture, one of Britain's export success stories, risks having its currency debased by cheap imports.
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Police said the woman suffered "traumatic head injuries" during the altercation.
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Welcome to 'The Daffodil', an adorable cottage sitting directly in the sands of serene Long Pond in Plymouth.
This cottage of one of several owned by one family with a private sandy beach accessible only to these few cottages. As the pictures show, The house is built directly on the white sand with only steps into the warm, clear water of famous Long Pond. Known for its remarkably clear water and legendary fishing, Long Pond offers all the entertainment you will need on your vacation. You can even catch your dinner right from your front porch.
Long Pond in Plymouth is one of the best ponds in the state for Trout fishing as well as large & small mouth bass, perch and bluegill. Watch the American Bald Eagles and Osprey right from your cottage deck as they search for fish at dusk. Hiking, biking, golfing, fishing, swimming, boating, snorkeling, sunbathing and napping are just a few of the activities to be enjoyed.
The cottage has a full kitchen, an updated bathroom, living room and large bedroom with two full size beds for sleeping up to four people. There is also a large deck with a gas grill and outdoor dining area built right into the sand.
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Starting next week, a college in Durham in England is to offer a 17-week programme for anyone planning to compete in the hit ITV show - with the course believed to be the first of its kind.
Those enrolling at Bishop Auckland College will receive technical tuition in singing and performing and will also be coached on how to appear confident in front of the judges.
"I wanted to run a course which prepared people for X Factor auditions and similar competitions across the country," Mike Jinks, the college's head of Art, Music and Performing Arts, said.
"Many applicants have talent, but need to work on key things such as their singing technique and confidence.
"The course is also about giving people real, transferable skills. The biggest thing they will get out of it is confidence, whether this is for a future singing audition or a job interview."
The ones who succeed on X Factor don't just walk in there blind. It's not about just wandering in, singing a song and you're famous.Mike Jinks, Bishop Auckland College
The ones who succeed on X Factor don't just walk in there blind. It's not about just wandering in, singing a song and you're famous.
Mike Jinks, Bishop Auckland College
There are 40 places on the course, which costs £95, and no formal entry requirements - although there is a two-week probationary period and students should have "enthusiasm and motivation".
The programme, which will end just in time for the next round of X Factor auditions, will be led by actress and performer Susan Harris, who has worked with musicians like Lenny Kravitz and made a number of TV appearances - including the role of Davina Pike on Emmerdale.
On completing the course, students will qualify with an NCFE Level 1 Certificate in Music.
"There are plenty of colleges running this qualification but, as far as I'm aware, none of them have designed the course around the X Factor," Mr Jinks added.
Other courses on offer at the college include Photography, Cake Decorating, Plastering and Nail Art.
Students who earn their 'X Factor' qualification will get to perform at the annual three-day Bishop Auckland Music and Arts Festival, which attracted 6,000 visitors last year.
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... it against the concrete. It echoed throughout the area, and it was slightly terrifying to walk past. The park also had speakers everywhere, so as you walked along and people watched, you were serenaded by soothing Chinese music. In the afternoon, we climbed to the top of a hill in Jingshan Park and had a fantastic view of the city. We didn't stay at the top for long though - the wind in Beijing was fierce, and after spending all day in the cold, we needed to get inside and ...
Here to climb the wall
... br> The descent on the toboggan was going to be interesting as it was quite steep and went for just over 1klm. I must say it was great fun and we both enjoyed it immensely. Back to the car park, a couple of drinks, a toilet stop and off we go back to Beijing.
We had one further stop along the way to the Olympic Park which featured most of the stadiums used for the games. We walked around and were quite amazed at how poorly the external of the Olympic stadium had fallen ...
The Great Wall
OK, so having booked our all inclusive trip with our hostel, we woke up for breakfast at 7am in the hostel restaurant and shipped out at 7.45. We were greeted by a coach full of westerners all looking a little bleary eyed! Our tour guide Tony was good and have a little run down on the wall and the section we were visiting - Mutianyu. After a little snooze on the way there we rocked up at about 10am, given our meeting point for lunch and let loose! ...
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The Peninsula BeijingWangfujing, Beijing | 5 star hotelfrom $152
Crowne Plaza International Airport Hotel BeijingShunyi District, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $125
Bohao Radegast Hotel BeijingCBD, Beijing | 5 star hotelfrom $108
Holiday Inn Central PlazaCCTV/W. Railway Station, Beijing | 3 star hotelfrom $61
Swissotel Beijing Hong Kong Macau CenterDongzhimen/Dongsi, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $92
Crowne Plaza Beijing WangfujingAndingmen, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $96
V- Continent Beijing Parkview WuzhouOlympic CBD, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $135
InterContinental Beijing BeichenOlympic CBD, Beijing | 5 star hotelfrom $167
Crowne Plaza Beijing Sun PalaceOlympic CBD, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $127
Metropark Lido HotelInt'l Exhibition Center, Beijing | 3 star hotelfrom $85
Holiday Inn Beijing Chang An WestW. 3rd Ring/w. 4th Ring, Beijing | 3 star hotelfrom $72
Holiday Inn Beijing Deshengmen鼓楼大街, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $71
Holiday Inn Express Beijing HuacaiWangjing/Lido, Beijing | 3 star hotelfrom $66
Novotel Xinqiao BeijingQianmen, Beijing | 3 star hotelfrom $70
Holiday Inn Downtown BeijingXidan/Financial Street, Beijing | 3 star hotelfrom $76
Hilton BeijingYansha, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $163
Crowne Plaza Beijing ZhongguancunZhongguancun/Shangdi, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $115
Holiday Inn Express Beijing Temple Of HeavenQianmen, Beijing | 3 star hotelfrom $64
Shangri-La Hotel BeijingW. 3rd Ring/w. 4th Ring, Beijing | 5 star hotelfrom $154
Sofitel Wanda BeijingSouthEast 3rd Ring, Beijing | 5 star hotelfrom $146
Regent BeijingDongzhimen/Dongsi, Beijing | 5 star hotelfrom $166
The Great Wall Sheraton HotelYansha, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $120
Doubletree by Hilton BeijingXidan/Financial Street, Beijing | 4 star hotelfrom $119
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Two community-based micro-enterprise lenders received $500,000 loans through DHCD's Micro-enterprise Loan Program to help create new opportunities for entrepreneurs in revitalizing communities throughout the state.
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More than two-dozen veterans, many of them already small business owners, shared their experiences on Tuesday, September 30, 2014 at "Small Business Success Starts Here," a networking forum presented by DHCD's Office of Fair Practices.
Wells Fargo worker asks CEO for raise in email, CC'ing hundreds of thousands
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Local African American entrepreneur's book 'Redwood' released
Waldorf Publishing is thrilled to release the new book "Redwood" by Baltimore African-American entrepreneur, A. Rod Womack. "Redwood" is the true story of The Redwood Grill, an upscale restaurant located in an historic building near Baltimore's famous Inner Harbor.
Networking event to pair minority, women-owned, small businesses with prime contractors
Traditionally, smaller businesses and those owned by women and minorities have faced challenges making critical business connections with larger companies with whom they could sub-contract on government projects.
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12:01 am U.S. ET | Sept. 22, 2014Toyota is set to become the next big automaker to begin making the expensive shift from steel to aluminum for parts like hoods and liftgates. Look for them on upcoming versions of the Lexus RX 350 crossover and Toyota Camry.... Read More »
Toyota's thrill-seeking side
12:01 am U.S. ET | Sept. 22, 2014The re-engineered 2015 Camry, which will arrive in U.S. showrooms this week, is a testament to the company's quest under President Akio Toyoda to shed a reputation for selling cars that are dependable but dull. Toyota invested dearly in a sweeping update of the Camry's sheet metal, with only the roof unchanged.... Read More »
Can Prius set the pace again?
12:01 am U.S. ET | Sept. 21, 2014The hybrid revolution that the Prius ushered in has put it in an awkward position: So many other brands have followed Toyota's lead into the hybrid market that the Prius no longer stands out. The brand is now it's at a marketing crossroads.... Read More »
Why Toyota punted on a V-6 in the Tundra for '15
11:58 am U.S. ET | Sept. 18, 2014It's rare when Toyota admits defeat and folds -- especially when it comes to engines and fuel economy. But that's what happened last week when Toyota introduced the 2015 Tundra pickup and revealed that the big truck would be available only with V-8 engines.... Read More »
Toyota to boost Mexico truck plant capacity by 41%
8:50 pm U.S. ET | Sept. 17, 2014As Toyota ponders its first full assembly plant in Mexico, it plans to boost capacity at its existing factory there almost 40 percent to feed demand for trucks.... Read More »
Toyota recalling 130,000 Tundras for airbag issue
2:36 pm U.S. ET | Sept. 11, 2014Toyota recalling 130,000 2014 Tundra pickup trucks in the United States to correct a problem with side airbags, the automaker's sales arm said today.... Read More »
Musk anticipates another Tesla-Toyota project in 2-3 years
6:30 am U.S. ET | Sept. 8, 2014Tesla CEO Elon Musk says his company and Toyota could team on another "significant" joint project in two or three years, and at higher volumes than the soon-to-end RAV4 program.... Read More »
VW says fuel cell cars will struggle beyond Japan
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11:44 am U.S. ET | Sept. 3, 2014Toyota bumped up the manufacturer's suggested retail prices for its redesigned 2015 Sienna minivan. The retail pricing spans from a base of $28,600 for a Sienna L grade to $46,150 for a Sienna Limited Premium all-wheel drive, Toyota said in a statement Tuesday.... Read More »
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11:36 am U.S. ET | Aug. 22, 2014Toyota said today it will spend $100 million to increase production of the Highlander crossover in Princeton, Ind. The Highlander has been bumping against its production ceiling at the Indiana assembly plant.... Read More »
Ford plans new hybrid series to compete with Toyota Prius, report says
6:11 pm U.S. ET | Aug. 20, 2014Ford plans to introduce a new hybrid gasoline-electric car in late 2018 to compete against the best-selling Toyota Prius, Reuters reported, citing two sources with knowledge of the company's plans. The compact car will be Ford's first "dedicated" hybrid -- that is a vehicle designed to be marketed exclusively as a hybrid, rather than a variation of an existing gasoline model, such as the automaker's Fusion hybrid.... Read More »
Toyota's FT-1 revealed -- again
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How Tesla-Toyota EV project lost its spark
11:34 am U.S. ET | Aug. 7, 2014Once lauded by Tesla and Toyota as a springboard for a deeper partnership, a joint project between the two companies that produced Toyota's electric RAV4 has slowly unraveled. The tie-up was marred by clashes between engineers, according to people with knowledge of the matter, and highlights how quickly marriages of convenience can turn sour in the auto industry.... Read More »
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Toyota to name fuel cell vehicle Mirai, report says
12:01 am U.S. ET | Aug. 4, 2014Toyota will name its $69,000 fuel cell car Mirai, the Japanese word for future, a source told Bloomberg.... Read More »
Toyota Motor advances 12% for best July in 7 years
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Toyota plans to name $69,000 fuel-cell vehicle Mirai, report says
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Consumer Reports presses Toyota to recall some 177,500 Camry hybrids
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Toyota delay could have domino effect
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Toyota ponders awd for next-gen Prius
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White House steps into blogger community
The Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act is a rare instance. Bloggers do not often make a collaborative effort for one initiative.
But some issues resonate in the community. As the Bush administration looks to capitalize on the blogger movement, its success depends on issues that inspire the blogosphere, bloggers say.
"Pork spans both sides of the aisle, and both liberals and conservatives will benefit from seeing where the money is going," said Debbie Schlussel, writer for the conservative Debbie Schlussel blog. No one wants less transparency.
Officials need "red-meat conservative issues" to get the conservative blogs to champion them, she said. "When they are touting good, old-fashioned conservative red-meat issues — like exposing government pork — they will succeed with bloggers' help."
John Hawkins, writer for Right Wing News, said officials can use the community's momentum to achieve mutual goals. "It isn't about command and control. It's about riding a wave."
Clay Johnson, deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget, said he knows that if the bloggers aren't interested, OMB will not get their attention. Nevertheless, he wants the information to be available for those who are interested.
"Despite increasing attempts by politicians to manipulate the blogosphere, bloggers in general are still a pretty independent lot," said Rob Port, writer for Say Anything blog. "Getting a group — a diverse group — of bloggers to agree on almost anything would be tough — doubly tough for an administration as controversial as the Bush administration."
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Officials said they are also experiencing soft sand issues due to lack of rain and tides and will have portions of the beach closed Sunday because of it.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic adds 2 million players since going F2P
Star Wars: The Old Republic didn't do too well in its first year with the players dropping off sharply after launch.
Rom-com: Join the Romulans in Star Trek Online's forthcoming add-on
With the internet all excited about the first sighting of Sherlock Holmes in the upcoming Star Trek film, Star Trek Online is perhaps hoping to latch on to a few of those stray search terms by announcing news of a forthcoming expansion.
Help out an adorable square cat in Catorize
Attention, people who send me Kickstarter press releases every day: if your game features an adorable square cat, I will most likely write about it.
Might & Magic X Legacy to revisit first-person, turn-based adventures
It's interesting, isn't it, how an indie success like Grimrock will re-open interest in genres that major publishers had been rejecting for years.
Daedalic's Blackguards is going to make you a murderer
It's game announcement week over at Daedalic. Just after revealing Memoria, they've come out with news of turn-based RPG Blackguards; aspects of which sound rather interesting.
Free space ninjas: Warframe is now in open beta
From now on, everybody gets a free space ninja. Digital Extremes' co-op action title Warframe is now in open beta, which means anybody who's interested in the game can head to this site, sign up and play it for free.
New Dead Island Riptide trailer brings more zombie mashing action
It may not be quite as moving as the original Dead Island trailer but there's plenty to get excited about in this new video if you enjoyed the first game or simply love watching zombies getting hacked up.
Getting tactical with infantry combat in ARMA 3
We've had a blast in the Arma 3 Alpha so far and as any tactical shooter player knows, this is not a finger twitching FPS.
Creating Bioshock Infinite's Elizabeth Vidoc
According to Ken Levine Elizabeth is the "emotional centre" of Bioshock Infinite, and in this latest video ahead of next week's release, Ken explains her role and creation.
Neverwinter beta key giveaway
This weekend Perfect World will be holding their third beta test weekend for Cryptic's upcoming MMO.
Duke Nukem 3D drops a Megaton on Steam
If, for some reason, the Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition at GoG.com wasn't good enough for you, perhaps the Megaton Edition that's now on Steam will be more to your liking.
Steam unites 'paid alpha' titles under Early Access banner
It's quite a common approach in PC gaming these days; offer your potential players paid access to the development build of the game you're working on, and allow them to offer feedback that can shape and improve the title.
Galaxy Gorn mad: Star Trek's villains profiled
Paramount Pictures has broadcast more 'Making of Star Trek the videogame' footage to the galaxy (ok, fine, I just mean they put it on youtube.)
This time, it's about expanding the role of those pesky lizard-folk The Gorn.
Double Fine's Dropchord motion-rhythm game gets a trailer
If you have any plans to purchase the curious Leap Motion controller device (launching in May for around $80.00 USD,) then you might also want to take a look at Double Fine's Dropchord title.
Top marks: Mark of the Ninja to expand this summer
Last year, we inexplicably failed to review Klei's Mark of the Ninja.
Planetary tour: Carbine Studios lays out what Wildstar is all about
Wildstar. Where have I heard that name before? Is it a character from A Song of Ice & Fire?
Carmageddon: Reincarnation fuelled by another $3.5 million investment
After raising just over $600,000 USD with a successful Kickstarter campaign for Carmageddon: Reincarnation, Stainless Games have apparently been cruising ruthlessly around their own shareholders and threatening to run them over if they don't contribute some cash to the pile.
IncGamers Podcast / Vidcast #107
In the week in which John Riccitiello has announced his resignation as CEO at EA, the question on everybody's lips in the IncGamers Podcast is: how exactly do you pronounce his name?
Warframe updated to 7.0, with new mod system, 'frames and snow
Digital Extremes have added yet more features to their free-to-play, ninjas-in-space, co-op title Warframe.
SimCity traffic improvements now live in 1.7 patch
Maxis has finally released the 1.7 patch for SimCity which includes the traffic improvements.
Third Neverwinter beta session begins this Friday
Perfect World and Cryptic have announced a third beta weekend for upcoming D&D-tastic MMO, Neverwinter.
History repeats itself in latest Metro: Last Light trailer
Deep Silver (now at the publishing reins for this one, after THQ's bankruptcy) has put out a new trailer for Metro: Last Light and you know what?
Bastion developers tune in to next game: Transistor
Bastion was a bloody good game, and after popping up on Xbox Live it made it across to PC.
Bit.Trip Presents… Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien Review
Thinking about it, there aren't that many games that focus on sheer joy.
Ashes Cricket 2013 details hit the crease
Cricket is a tough game to translate into a videogame if previous efforts are anything to go by.
Flippin' Franklin: Assassin's Creed 3's 'Tyranny of King Washington' continues
Part two of 'The Tyranny of King Washington,' Ubisoft's alternative-timeline DLC for Assassin's Creed 3, is released today.
Heart of the Swarm – "Nobody is close to figuring the game out yet"
The RTS gurus at Blizzard have been watching the progress of StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm players very closely according to a Blizzard developer post.
Grim Dawn shots show the updated UI and mini-map
The Crate Entertainment team have been busy working away on their ARPG Grim Dawn as the release of the Alpha test draws closer.
Garriott's Shroud of the Avatar RPG surpasses 1 million on Kickstarter
It's not taken long for Richard Garriott's new RPG project Shroud of the Avatar which was launched on Kickstarter back on 8 March has just been funded
The Kickstarter has surpassed its $1 million goal this evening and Richard Garriott issued a statement to the community that have backed and been following the project.
SimCity sells 1.1 million in first two weeks
The figures are now in for SimCity sales in the first two weeks of release courtesy of EA.


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Astrological Forecasts for 04/30/2014
Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is an 8 -- Promise the family something they want, other than time with you now. Keep communications flowing. Conditions seem to be changing. Ask an expert for the information you need. Partner up with someone fun. You can borrow what you need. A lucky break opens a door previously locked.
Taurus (April 20-May 20): Today is an 8 -- Finishing old business leads to more coins in your pocket. Enhance your appearance. Get something you've been wanting for home and family. You advance through the kindness of others. Pass it forward. Do what you love, and your passion's contagious.
Gemini (May 21-June 20): Today is a 9 -- Discover a way to save money on a regular expense. Work smarter, and abundance flowers. Call in for reinforcements, if the workload gets too busy. Keep track of the numbers... there may be less than anticipated. Assess the situation, and consult an expert. Assertiveness works well now.
Cancer (June 21-July 22): Today is a 7 -- Work on family projects for an intimate learning experience. Discovering your roots explains personal mysteries. Get inspired today and tomorrow. Pay back a debt. Find an excellent deal on a fixer-upper. Get creative, and express your affection. Whistle or sing while you work.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Today is a 7 -- Team projects go well today and tomorrow. Generate enough to cover expenses. You don't have to accept the low bid. You can find a sweet deal. It's wise to listen to an authority figure. Your friends stand up for you. Working together strengthens bonds. Build a firm foundation.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Today is an 8 -- Make affordable improvements. Go for efficiency and time-saving devices. Develop a comprehensive plan. Personal commitments take priority over public. Consider career advancement today and tomorrow, and study what it will take to get where you want. Consult with teammates and interview people who hold your dream position.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Today is a 6 -- Let the chips fall where they may. It could get chaotic. Call if you're going to be late. Savor a moment of bliss. Get lost in personal or educational exploration. Obsess on details and discoveries. Take a break and invite friends over. Get their perspectives.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Today is a 7 -- Compromise is required, and it comes easily. A partner says nice things about you. Discuss joint finances today and tomorrow. Don't test limits now. You're gaining wisdom. Set long-term goals that realize both individual and shared dreams. Add an artistic element to the plan.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Today is a 7 -- Study the market before investing. Gather more information, and listen to an older person's complaints carefully. Keep track of details. Ask friends for recommendations, but then consider all your own research before making decisions. Build strong foundations. Celebrate with someone special.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Today is an 8 -- New contacts increase your influence. A critic keeps you on course. They love you. You're luckier than usual today and tomorrow. Don't argue with gravity, though. Dwell on sweet memories. Review your budget, and invest in love. When work feels like play, you're on to something.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Today is a 7 -- Somebody up there likes you. Don't mess it up by being rude. You're making a good impression. A barrier dissolves or fades in importance. Working at home goes well. Strive for balance and fairness. Ignore chaos and distraction. You and a partner connect.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Today is an 8 -- A loved one thinks you can do anything. With help, what you want comes your way. You're building for your future. Polish your presentation. Add a touch of color. Use talents you've been keeping secret. Today and tomorrow, beautify your home space. It may need to get messier first.
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Join the family tradition! The 35th Annual Turkey Run will be held on Thanksgiving Thursday, November 27. Race starts at 8:30am from the Quincy Family YMCA. This year's event will feature the 1 mile leisure walk or kids fun run, 5k leisure walk, 5k or 10k run or swim. Click the link below to register.
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November 26th Thanksgiving Eve: Closing at 12:00am (midnight)
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The YMCA will host a Powerlifting Competition on Saturday, November 8th. Registration begins at 7:00am and lifting begins at 9:15am. Format is a round system including Squats, Bench Press and Deadlift. For more information please contact the Event Director, Jason Beal at 913.593.7661.
A BIG THANK YOU to all the participants, volunteers, sponsors , build crew, staff and spectators that helped make our 2nd Annual Mississippi Mud Mania a huge success! It was a beautiful day for a mud run! We would love to hear your feedback so please send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. We hope you all will join us next year on June 13! Race results can be found at the link below and some pictures have been posted on our Facebook page.
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November 10, 2014
Vipar Heavy Duty promoted Chris Baer to executive vice president.
October 3, 2014
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani will be the keynote speaker at Vipar Heavy Duty's Annual Business Conference in Marco Island, Fla.
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The Joe Gear Companies are joining the Vipar Heavy Duty network of distributors after becoming a stockholder in Vipar.
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A group fostering young aftermarket leaders gets major support from Vipar Heavy Duty.
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Wofford Truck Parts of El Paso, Texas, has joined the Vipar Heavy Duty network of distributors as a stockholder. Founded by its president Paul Wofford in 1985, Wofford Truck Parts specializes in heavy-duty and medium-duty truck parts.
June 12, 2013
Action Truck Parts, a full-line distributor of heavy duty truck and trailer components, has joined the Vipar Heavy Duty network of distributors as a stockholder.
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ACI Parts Warehousing, an auto parts distribution company based in Wyoming, Mich., has joined the Vipar Heavy Duty network of distributors as a stockholder. The company purchased H&H Wheel Service, Inc. earlier this year in a strategic decision to expand their heavy-duty program offerings.
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Vipar Heavy Duty and Accuride announced a new three year agreement where Vipar HD will offer Accuride Wheels, Gunite wheel-end components and Imperial Group products.
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Record Supply Inc. in Gillette, Wyo. is the newest stockholder to join the Vipar Heavy Duty network of distributors.
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Looking back at Jefferson Burdick's burst of energy in early 1937 that set the stage for the sports card collecting hobby of today – his Card Collectors Bulletins and the methods that still prevail in the hobby today.
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Lieutenant Gary Dudley, commander of the Indiana State Police Academy, and retired Lake County Police Chief Gary Martin were struck and killed last Tuesday in a chain-reaction crash. Martin's funeral is Monday in Lake County. Dudley's is Tuesday in Brownsburg. Overley says Dudley and Martin's funerals were planned so mourners could attend both.
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Killington lists season pass feesMarch 22,2013Killington sets its
season pass fees
KILLINGTON Killington Resort has announced Thursday its 2013-14 season pass prices.
Unlimited passes for adults (ages 19-64) are $1,049; seniors (ages 65-79), $699; a new 29-Below pass (ages 19-29), $599; youth (ages 7-18) $499 with a License 2 Ride benefit; Vermont Student Pass (grades K-12), $299, with the License 2 Ride benefit; and the new Super Senior (ages 80 plus) and child (6 and under) passes, $39.
The all-ages Blackout Pass is $729. The pass is blacked out on 17 peak days, but pass holders receive three floating days that may be used on any blackout day of their choice.
Unlimited adult and senior pass holders who renew their passes will receive $100 pre-loaded Beast Bucks on their 2013-14 pass to be used on food and beverages, retail purchases, lessons and more next season (some restrictions apply).
Blackout Pass holders who renew will receive $50 pre-loaded Beast Bucks on their 2013-14 pass.
The all-ages Midweek Pass is $429 and valid Monday through Friday with the exception of peak days and includes additional resort discounts.
All Killington season passes are also valid at Pico Mountain for the 2013-14 winter season.MORE IN This Just InRutland's Secret Santa has announced his impending return. Full StoryRutland's winter parking ban is about to take effect. Full StoryLottery winners Full Story
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