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I wish I was her!!!
Well here is a HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to the Walt Disney Company. 2 Billion (YES THAT IS A B) guest have walked through the gates in 11 parks worldwide.
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12-Year Old from Colorado Springs, Colorado, Receives LifetimePass to Disney Parks Worldwide
Anaheim, Calif. (May 2, 2006) - - At 9:02am today Disneyland lived up to its reputation as The Happiest Place on Earth as it welcomed 12-year old Emmalee Mason of Colorado Springs, Colorado, as she became the honorary two-billionth guest to visit a Disney Park (nearly the combined populations of China and India).
Amidst a blast of colorful streamers, musical fanfare and a parade of congratulatory Disney characters, Emmalee was whisked away to Disneylands iconic Floral Mickey for a special ceremony. Surrounded by her family and familiar Disney pals, Emmalee seemed to be in a simultaneous state of shock and delight, repeating astonished sets of Wow! Wow! Wow!
In commenting on the days ceremony, Jay Rasulo, chairman of WaltDisneyParks and Resorts, stated: This is truly a highlight of our continuing global 50th anniversary celebration. The world over families use words like magical, dreams, wonder, and imagination to describe our five destination resorts around the world and now thanks to Emmalee, our honorary two-billionth guest, we can add the word Wow!
Andrae Rivas, the 2006 Disneyland Resort Ambassador, presented Emmalee with a giant golden key and a lifetime pass to all 11 Disney Parks around the world at such distinct locales as Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Tokyo Disney Resort in Japan, Disneyland Paris Resort in France and Hong Kong Disneyland Resort in China (which opened in September 2005), in addition to Disneyland Resort in southern California. As an added surprise, the entire family of 10 (Emmalee, her mom and dad, Mike and Michele, five sisters, one brother, plus a baby on the way) also received lifetime passes to Disney Parks worldwide.
Rivas also gave Emmalee a one-of-a-kind proclamation designating her as the honorary two-billionth guest to visit the Disney Parks over the past five decades. During her special day Emmalee received a private photo session with her family and Mickey Mouse, an exclusive tour of DisneylandPark and Disneys CaliforniaAdventurePark, a special ride on the Matterhorn Bobsleds with Mickey, and was feted as Grand Marshal of Disneylands 50th anniversary parade.
WOW! Im in shock . . . Im so happy! exclaimed Emmalee. I am just so surprised . . . I didnt think that I would be the 2 billionth guest . . . this kind of stuff never happens to me!
Two-billion guests means two-billion lifetime memories that have been made and shared with friends and families at Disney Parks around the world, said Rasulo. A visit to a Disney theme park, whether in California, Florida, Japan, France or China, remains a vibrant and universally embraced experience passed from generation to generation.
Citing the two-billionth DisneyPark guest is just one of the highlights of 2006 as the global 50th anniversary celebration of Disney Parks around the world continues. Throughout the year each Disney resort will unveil more new innovative attractions and spectacular entertainment designed to appeal to guests of all ages with immersive experiences that only Disney can provide.
Congratulations Walt Disney on sharing your dream with 2 billion guest!!!
Oh, I envy her! I wish I had those passes!
Por favor mantanganse alijado de las puertas.
OH WHAT I WOULDN'T DO FOR LIFETIME PASSES... I SWEAR I'D DIE IF IT WERE ME AND I'D BE A HYSTERICAL MESS I'D BE SO HAPPY... Man... Kill me why couldn't it be me... other than the fact I don't go to DisneyLAND. Lol.
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My Billy loves to eat !
I saw it on the television news. The camera would have had to have been a video because I would have been jumping up and down...and probably would still be doing so. Congratulatons to the winner and why wasn't I with her family? Condolences to the people right ahead of her in line.
mini-V What will you celebrate?
Adult daycare for the kid inside you.
That is outstanding. I wish I was her. hehe
I might could afford to go to WDW every year if I had lifetime passes for my family.
WOW! Lucky Girl (& Family)!!!!!
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That is fantastic that they gave the whole family passes...with 8 kids and mom and dad...they could probably use them and the mom and dad definelty deserve them LOL Congrats to this young lady. Enjoy the passes Mason family.


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Incidentally, the correct 1966 Paisley look is beautifully modeled here by the ever-popular Strawberry Alarm Clock:
Imagine how awesome this will look onstage with your paisley amps, guitar cases, gig bags, and guitar straps! Like SAC, you, too, can feel that you had Too Much to Dream Last Night...
P.S. I still dress this way. It's all my public will accept.
P.P.S. Not really.
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More info on the Patch 2.3 PvP trinkets {WoW}
Oct 2nd 2007 2:37PM @21 that is what crafted items are for at least for elemental shamans.
From a PVE raiders perspective, youre not min/maxing yourself if you dont participate in the arena system. Youre talking about a fraction of the time spent raiding to get guaranteed items of your choice. You dont even have to be good or achieve any sort of milestones either.
Anyone that cant lose a couple matches to get zomg welfare epics is just freakin lazy.
AFK is fixed... for now {WoW}
Sep 27th 2007 12:48AM I used to see at least 7-10 afkers per AV sitting in the cave. No none in the last 10 matches.
Its not perfect but its a hell of alot better than before.
Patch 2.3 and you: Elemental Shaman edition {WoW}
Sep 27th 2007 12:18AM Most of it are welcome buffs except the shorter LB cast times. As someone pointed out that lowers the coefficient leading to less dps. Especially as you get better + spell damage gear
Patch 2.3 and you: PvP edition {WoW}
Sep 26th 2007 11:50PM about time. It pisses me off to no end seeing pvp scrubs with 1300-1400 ratings getting weapons about the same or superior to T5 raiding content. Screw the welfare epic system.
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I don't want a typical raised bed with landscaping timbers or such, but a berm bed. I have seen pictures of these but not quite sure how to begin one. Do I just pile compost, soil and manure on the grass or do I need to dig a trench first to keep grass from going into the bed. Need all the help I can get. I just moved into this house and want to get beds started this summer.
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Never heard of the term berm bed before, but it sounds great. I have built and planted berms with perennials and groundcovers, but I never used a trench at its base. I would be concerned with it filling in with erosion. Typically I am not worried about grass creeping up my berm but rather my berm plantings creeping out into the yard. A healthy thick lawn can hold it's own against most on-comers though, but soon enough I will be putting in some black plastic edging. |
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Rose: How big of a berm are you thinking about? Below is a link with some good information on basic berms. - Brent |
Here is a link that might be useful: Building Soil Berms - SULIS
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Tue, Jan 16, 07 at 11:03
I prefer a clean line with no edging material around any garden bed, bermed or otherwise, so I'd do the trench to outline the area in question. Erosion is typically not a problem with a well-designed berm - the slope is not severe enough to encourage it and without some sort of demarkation, turf grasses will encroach if not kept back. The SULIS website is an excellent overview on berming. There is no need to remove existing sod if you layer the area first with newspaper - a modification of a lasagne garden - as long as the berm is deep enough to allow planting without disturbing this layer until the sod and paper has decomposed. Also, bermed or mounded beds just seem to call out for a couple of well-placed landscape boulders to anchor them and provide a sense of permanence. And they are a wonderful addition to allow suitable plants to drape or cascade over or creep around. Just be sure to "plant" them well, with a third to half in the ground so they look natural and not just flung into the planting area. |
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[VIDEO] ESPN Launches It's Not Crazy, It's Sports: Funeral Edition
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On Wednesday, Aug. 1, ESPN launched the latest spots in the It's Not Crazy, It's Sportscampaign, exploring the trend of sports-themed funerals and expressions of fandom postmortem.
Academy Award Winning Director Errol Morris was commissioned for the project, which includes 15, 30 and 60-second "trailers", as well as a short documentary about the phenomenon. Wieden + Kennedy NY serves as the creative agency for the campaign.
Funeral directors, tombstone makers and fans are among the subjects interviewed for the eight-minute documentary. Those featured include Kaczorowski Funeral Home in Baltimore, Md.; Coston Funeral Homes in Pittsburgh, Pa.; the Memorial Cemetery and Aggie Field of Honor in College Station, Texas; and Woodlawn Memorials in Boston, Mass. Representatives from each share stories about real fans who requested to be interred through sports-themed memorials.
One story describes a Pittsburgh Steelers fan whose family, instead of laying him in a casket, laid his body out in a recliner with his favorite team displayed on a nearby television. Another tells the story of a Dallas Cowboys fan whose friends and family dressed in Cowboys attire at her memorial to celebrate her fandom. And then there is a NASCAR fan who finally took a ride around a track when a driver agreed to carry an urn of his ashes in the race car.
"Fans don't just live and breathe sports. In many cases, they take their fandom to the grave," said Carol Kruse, senior vice president, marketing. "The last wishes chronicled here are extraordinary expressions of fandom that prove that nothing is crazy within the context of sports."
Morris previously directed the critically acclaimed The Fog of War, Gates of Heaven, The Thin Blue Line and Standard Operating Procedure.
ESPN's It's Not Crazy, It's Sports campaign launched in July of 2010 and is designed to be a conversation with fans about those things that make sports inspiring, entertaining and dramatic.
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I'm not the most devout Jew. Obviously, if I were, I'd be sitting in temple right now listening to the rabbi blow a shofar until I was half-deaf. But instead, I'm here reflecting on what I'll need to ask forgiveness for. I figure, at least attempting to self-reflect, whether I do it in a house of worship or not, is enough to keep me cool with God. Or at least to keep me cool with myself, which I personally find more important.
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, is a supposed to be a day of judgement, where you stand before God and yourself and allow an honest assessment of how you've behaved in the previous year to take place. From now until Yom Kippur (which falls about 10 days after Rosh Hashanah), all Jews are meant to engage in a process of repentance for the sins of the previous year. That's just a little light Judaism lesson for you. My thought is that you don't need to be Jewish, or a religious Jew, or believe in the concept of sin (I don't), to take some time to reflect on your year. After the jump, what I'm atoning for. Keep reading »


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HOMESTEAD, Fla. – Jimmie Johnson enters this weekend's season finale race at Homestead-Miami Speedway trailing championship leader Brad Keselowski by 20 markers. But 20 points could be considered a slim margin when you factor in the experience and the drive of the No. 48 Lowe's team.
"My focus is going down there (Homestead) and winning the race," Johnson said. "We typically haven't had to have that mentality going into this race, but we have shown we can race for the win. We did it in 2010 against Denny (Hamlin), finished second and won the championship.
"This No. 48 Lowe's team can do it again. We have nothing to lose and can gamble and take chances. Brad (Keselowski) doesn't have that luxury. This isn't over. This team never gives up, and we don't intend to now."
Johnson and the No. 48 team have built a strong record this season entering the last race with five wins (most among Chevy drivers), 18 top-five finishes, 24 top-10s, four pole positions and the top driver rating in the Cup series with a score of 110.
Johnson's quest for a sixth championship was rolling along smoothly until last weekend at Phoenix International Raceway when he sustained a late-race issue and finished 32nd. The mishap cost him the championship lead and put him in a hole heading into the season finale at Homestead.
But the No. 48 team has rallied before. In 2010, Johnson came back from a 15-point deficit—roughly four points by today's system—to finish second and claim the championship. All told, Johnson has earned five championships from 2006-2010 by running well at Homestead. The No. 48 team has achieved two of Hendrick Motorsports' three runner-up results as well as four top-five finishes and seven top-10s at the 1.5-mile oval, which remains one of two Cup tracks where Hendrick has yet to visit Victory Lane.
"We will go down and do our part and just see how things unfold," Johnson said. "(Phoenix) was proof that anything can happen in this sport, and we will see how things shake out in Miami."


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Bridgette and I are getting married this Thanksgiving weekend. In the past months, we've had to make a lot of hard decisions, and have some tough discussions to prepare us for what lies ahead. We've struggled with finances, labored over our concepts of marriage, and argued vehemently over my increasingly troubling meth addiction. Through love, compromise, and listening, we have concluded that I am right in all of these matters, and she is just a stupid woman. It seems we are truly meant to be.
There is one issue, however, that we have failed to see eye-to-eye on, and that is the issue of children. You see, Bridgette deeply desires to have kids, but I have a few deep-rooted doubts about doing so. It's not that I don't love kids – I do. I think it's great when they do that wacky thing where they puke on your new shirt and you've got to pretend that you don't care. My hesitation is simply this – I don't want to bring my children into a world that has no robots.
Why would I want to raise my children to live in a world where robots do not exist, and where there is no demand for robots to be created, perhaps even by some superintelligent madman? Am I really alone in this? Where are all the damn robots that popular science fiction has been promising us for 70 years? According to the Jetsons, we'd all have a robot maid – but here we are in the 21st century, still relying on illegal immigrants for our housecleaning! I personally find the lack of robots in today's society to be disgusting and wrong. I wish that somebody would stop spending all that money on worthless things like space exploration and education, and funnel it directly into a robot-making program of some sort. Hell, I'd volunteer to pitch in a few hours at the robot-making plant. I've got some time on Wednesday nights, and my Saturdays are usually pretty open. I could spend that time making robots. After a while, maybe we'd have enough robots to staff service sector jobs or shoot all the bums or something, I don't know. Just make the robots first, and we'll find something for them to do.
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May 2002Wisconsin Color Files Chapter 11
MILWAUKEE—Wisconsin Color Press has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. The move allows the company to remain in business while devising a plan to satisfy creditors. The newspaper quoted the company as attributing the filing to overcapacity in a shrinking printing market. Online catalogs have taken a bite out of large print runs.
Transcontinental Buys Presses
MONTREAL—Transcontinental Group has placed an order for two gapless Heidelberg Mainstream presses. The units will be installed later this year at a new facility being constructed here. The new presses will enable Transcontinental Group to produce La Presse, the largest French language daily newspaper in North America. It has a circulation of 183,000 copies on weekdays, 274,000 on Saturdays and 191,000 on Sundays.
IWCO Acquires PageStream
CHANHASSEN, MN—Backed by the acquisition of an Océ PageStream 530 Plus, The Instant Web Companies (IWCO) increased its LED and MICR capacity by more than 30 percent to meet growing customer demand for its integrated solutions, the company announced. The unit, on the strength of its controller, offers IWCO expanded functionality, speed and performance for its direct mail client base.
Moore Creates Scholarship Fund
TORONTO—The senior management team at Moore Corp. is funding a scholarship program for children of the company's employees. According to Robert Burton, president and CEO of Moore, 100 scholarship grants, averaging roughly $1,500, will be initially awarded to college-bound students. Burton is personally donating $100,000 to start the program. Criteria used to judge applicants include educational success, athletics and club participation, and community service. Children with learning disabilities and those who overcome other obstacles will also be considered.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA—Howard Sullivan, senior vice president of Perry Judd's and a popular figure in the commercial printing industry with more than 44 years of experience, retired from the company in April.
Our March story on bindery management, "Flourishing at Finishing," included an incorrect spelling of Bryce Berry's surname. Berry is vice president of sales at Express Solutions in Salt Lake City, UT. Also, Ocean State Book Binding is based in Providence, RI, and not Rhode Island, NY, as the story cited. Printing Impressions regrets the errors.
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Hopefully you all got to see Congorock and Clockwork on their Congoclock tour when they stopped in Tallahassee this month! It was certainly an unforgettable night.
Photo Credit: Clockwork
Starting in Arizona on March 29th, the two continued the party and made stops in California, Illinois, DC, Orlando and Miami, along with Tallahassee on their Florida edition. They also performed in Pennsylvania and finished off with four shows for our northern neighbor, Canada. From all the Twitter raves, it was clear everyone across the continent had a great time. Congorock's next upcoming shows will be in European countries and he will make his way back to the states at the end of May, until Camp Bisco in New York on July 13th, and then back to Europe forTomorrowland. Clockwork will also be playing a few shows in Europe, but mostly in the US. If you missed the Congoclock tour, you have the chance to see Clockwork performing at Camp Bisco, so it's your chance to see both DJs!
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Tour Dates
03-29-13 – Scottsdale, AZ – Wild Knight
04-03-13 – San Francisco, CA – EPR @ 715 Harrison
04-06-13 – Chicago, IL – Sound Bar
04-07-13 – Washington DC – U Street Music Hall
04-09-13 – Orlando FL – Roxy
04-10-13 – Miami, FL – LIV
04-11-13 – Tallahassee, FL – Coliseum
04-12-13 – Philadelphia, PA – LIT Ultrabar
04-17-13 – Calgary, AB – Commonwealth
04-18-13 – Ottawa, ON – Junxion
04-19-13 – Toronto, ON – UNIUN
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npaladin2000 Posts: 593Didn't get anything "oficially" new on this thing, but I DID get a little gossip that it'll probably come out as a 2007 or 2008 model, because response ot the concept has been so overwhelmingly positive. But likely it WON'T come with those tires (at least standard) or some of the other gadgets, and it sounds like they're trying to find an engine for it, other than the modified Duratec30. That MIGHT mean a Duratec35, or it might mean something else.
Oh and more gossip says it'll probably end up on the Mazda6 platform, just like everything else these days. The 6 seems to be more successful as a platform generator than in raw sales sometimes.
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brutus22 Posts: 122It is confirmed a year from now we will see them:
"Lineup Addition: Long-rumored Mazda sport wagon to arrive in spring 2006"-Autoweek
That is great news, now for the speculation about drivetrain, pricing and such. Anyone see this at the autoshow close up and see the sizing, I did not get a chance to see the show at New York.
brutus22 Posts: 122Yeah saw that also, so lets start the dicussions about features, powertrain and such.
Will we see hybrid...they are making a Tribute Hybrid. Or will it simply be just the V6 from the Mazda 6?
Price... I would imagine right around the Tribute pricing.
Anyone else got ideas, insider info?
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tytnsfan1 Posts: 44Do you think they'll keep the four bucket seats? I hope it doesn't because that would take it off my list for sure and probably a lot of people that want a vehicle like this. In size what do you think this will compare to? Murano? Will it have decent cargo space? How soon will we know if they want this out in 2006? I would think pretty soon unless they are coming out in the middle or end of 2006? I had read spring I thought though.
frankydiggy Posts: 2In my opinion, this car looks badazz. I can see where some are comparing it to the murano, however I think it holds much better promise for several reasons:
1. looks smaller in height. it will probably be slightly smaller all around and lighter than the murano and therefore get better gas mileage. as each week passes, mpg becomes a bigger concern for more and more people. i think $3/gallon is just around the corner. within 2 yrs.
2. looks much better than the murano. the cx-7 has a more square-off look. looks sportier. will probably appeal to more than just the soccer mom crowd. i'm a 26 yr old male, and i'd love to have this badboy parked in front of my house.
3. it should cost in the low 20s, as it is a mazda. they don't have enough market share or recognition among the average american to demand high prices. plus, the smaller stature than the tribute or murano naturally says the price will be still reasonable.
my most likely purchase in the near future is a mazda3 hatchback, however the cx-7 is a definite consideration in the next few years. this almost makes me want to put off the m3. and i've always been more of a toyota fan. go figure. -
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tytnsfan1 Posts: 44I didn't think so either. Probably just for the shows! Not too practical for real life. I had an MX6 before and it was a nice car except for the fact I had to replace the tires constantly. I think it had damage done to it before I bought it although it was supposed to be new but had 103 miles or something. I love the color they used on the CX-7; it's real close to what I had on the MX6. I'm not sure I'll be able to wait on this one to become production before buying a new vehicle though.
unixxus Posts: 97Mazda announced in May that it will name their upcoming 2007 crossover vehicle CX-7, Nissan stated a few weeks later that its 2008 Infiniti entry level crossover vehicles will be called CX25 and CX35. I think this will cause some confusion in the general public. :confuse:
Automotive News / July 04, 2005
LOS ANGELES -- Infiniti dealers will get a new entry-level sport wagon.
Sources inside and outside the company say the vehicle will arrive in 2007 as a 2008 model. It will come in two versions, the CX25 and CX35.
Guido Vildozo, market analyst for Global Insight in Lexington, Mass., says the five-seat vehicle will be smaller than the Infiniti FX35 and FX45. It will come with a 2.5-liter inline four-cylinder engine or a 3.5-liter V-6 and be built on Nissan's FM platform.
He says the four-cylinder engine may get a supercharged performance version similar to the supercharged engine on the Nissan Sentra SE-R.
"It's an X3-type vehicle," he says, referring to BMW. "The FX may eventually grow in size."
The 2005 FX35 starts at $35,710 including shipping.
Another source says the company is considering a hybrid version of the new vehicle. Hybrids use gasoline engines and one or more electric motors to power the wheels.
Nissan North America Inc. will introduce its first hybrid, an Altima, next year as a 2007 model. Infiniti spokesman Bill Garlin would only say that the company is "always looking at new stuff and new possibilities." -
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suvsbob Posts: 12While, if the message posted along with these two spy photos is true, I'll be really disappointed.
http://www.thecarconnection.com/Enthusiasts/Spy_Shots/Spy_Shots_07_Mazda_CX-7.S178.A8856.h- tml
I just found out the cx 7 last week. Really like its exterior and size. Nice, clean, sporty, very very attractive. So I started doing more research.
The message posted in the spy photo web saying Mazda is testing the car with Highlander, BMW X5, etc. That's totally not what I want. I want a nice compact suv with decent fuel mileage. I want the car stand out in the traffic, not blend in with another 1000 suvs on the road. I don't care if it can haul 7 passenger. I don't intend to use it like that. I want it to be aroudn $25K. Madza is testing the car with full-size suv. Plain, dumb wrong.
Beside, the car looks boxy now, just another minivan(Cross-uv?, can't find it). Where's my cute curvy lines alone the side?
Mazda, listen to me. Wake up. People looking cx 7 are not looking for another suv. They're looking for a cross-uv, just like the car you've shown in detroit. I love it , many people love it. Don't change the recipe for the production. -
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perfectofc Posts: 155
audia8q Posts: 3,138Don't let the body fool you.....like perfectorc mentioned its a test mule to test things like drivetrain performance. This type of secret testing is very normal for a new model... When Land Rover was testing the new Land Rover it was spotted all over in an dressed up in Explorer body, causing quite a stir.
kcm8419 Posts: 121
perfectofc Posts: 155From past models they've brought to production from auto shows, like the Mazda5, Mazda has shown that they don't tend to change their designs much between the auto show and the production line.
Expect the CX-7 to look a lot like the prototype on the outside, with a bit more practical interior, when it arrives in 2007. -
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brutus22 Posts: 122So are you essentially saying that it will have the same engine as the 2006 Mazda MAZDASPEED MAZDA6?
Edmunds lists this bad boy as:
Horsepower: 274 hp
Torque: 280 ft-lbs.
Pretty impressive, but will traditional SUV buyers scoff at it being a 4 cyl instead of a 6 cyl.
Any idea on weight, because once we have weight we should be able to get a fairly decent idea on performance.


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Marketing experts believe entrepreneurs should move away from accepted methods of advertising to promote their value-added services. For one, they say, entrepreneurs should not shy away from comparing their services to those of large chains. "There used to be a bit of accepted wisdom that small businesses should not even mention big retailers," says Sanow. "But in today's incredibly tough retail environment, break that wisdom-emphasize your service by comparing it to big companies' lack of service." To draw these comparisons, many successful entrepreneurs spend much of their time studying large competitors to find their weaknesses. On the road, Judy George often interviews random people as they exit other furniture stores. The Turtons frequently surf eBay to compare the auction site to their operation. John Reid spends hours each week examining Staples' and Office Depot's Web sites, quarterly reports and other public information.
Marketing consultants also suggest that entrepreneurs generally avoid radio and TV advertisements. "If you want to emphasize that you provide a high degree of personal service and, therefore, differentiate yourself on value, you really can't get that message across in a TV ad," says Klein. "To push your personal service, you need a personal style of advertising, like newsletters or face-to-face contact." Armed with information comparing SPC Office Products to Office Depot and Staples, Reid's employees travel through Oklahoma visiting potential customers in person. Sanow suggests entrepreneurs periodically send frequent customers an invoice that says "no charge" on it, thereby offering them a free product or service in an innovative way.
Personalizing service means using technology judiciously. Zipcar, a Boston-based car rental company battling giants like Avis, uses the Web to handle most reservations, but, unlike its competitors, it bans automatically generated confirmations for Web reservations. Instead, a Zipcar customer service representative sends a personal reply to each customer, explaining the car rental and its policies.
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When Angela Llamas-Butler, president of Delta System Designs Inc., a Pittsburgh-area information consulting firm with seven employees, decided three years ago to seek out more public-sector clients, she worried that her company would struggle to demonstrate its value. "Dealing with the public sector is a totally different game than pleasing private-sector clients, and we had not sought out government contracts before," Llamas-Butler says. "The ways we showed we were valuable to our older clients did not necessarily translate to government clients like police forces." Still, Llamas-Butler's company showed that entrepreneurs can learn to provide value to a range of customers. Delta System took extra time to work with its new public-sector clients, find out about their most pressing problems and learn to deal with the bureaucracy. Issues had to be managed while satisfying all the relevant authorities who needed to sign off on a given deal. "We would make sure any consulting services we provided jibed with that local government or department's traditional approach to handling problems [to] build our credibility," Llamas-Butler says. "We tried to understand their culture rather than just saying 'We have the answers.'" |
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Thanks, Astronaut Obvious: NASA Reminds Moviegoers that 'Apollo 18′ Is Not Real
Movie News By Kate Erbland on September 2, 2011 | Comments (4)The crowded Labor Day weekend box office includes a mishmash of end-of-summer fare – some junk (Shark Night 3D), some attempts at awards bait (The Debt), even a long-delayed sex comedy (A Good Old Fashioned Orgy), but it also includes The Weinstein Company's shoved around and mostly forgotten Apollo 18. The film's marketing has hinged on making viewers believe that the film is "real" and crafted from "found footage," but to pretty dubious results. I'm still not entirely convinced that Apollo 18 is an actual movie, much less one made up of real footage (and I say that as someone who knows people watching the movie as I type this). But despite all of TWC's attempts to turn the film into an actually buzzed-about project, it looks like at least one faction of people involved with the production are hellbent on denying that the film is even remotely real – unfortunately, that faction is no less than NASA. Oops! NASA, however, is not just a bunch of cinematic killjoys. Last year alone, they collaborated on a vast number of space-themed entertainment, including almost 100 documentaries, 35 television shows, and 16 feature films. Apollo 18 was, at one point, just one of those collaborations, but now the space agency is chucking it out with the rest of the space trash, with Bert Ulrich, NASA's liaison for multimedia, film and television collaborations, telling the LA Times, "Apollo 18 is not a documentary…The film is a work of fiction, and we always knew that. […]
Bob Weinstein Really Wants You To Know That 'Apollo 18′ Is Real
Movie News By Scott Beggs on February 28, 2011 | Comments (6)We pretty much all saw the found footage trailer for Apollo 18 that crash landed last week. It taught us to fear space ghosts that knock over our flags and invade our space suits. Now we might have reason to fear for Bob Weinstein's sanity. According to his quick quote to EW, he really, really, really wants audiences to think this movie is actual found footage from a real-life secret moon mission that ended tragically. The money quote: "People intrinsically know there are secrets being held from us. Look at WikiLeaks: There are secrets that are really true to the world. It's not bogus. We didn't shoot anything," Weinstein claims. "We found it. Found baby!" The question here is whether this sort of tactic will backfire and hurt the film.
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The Vision Awards celebrate entrepreneurship in the 10–county region served by Indian Hills Community College. Our area has produced many great entrepreneurs, involved in highly successful ventures, over the years. We are asking you to help us publicly congratulate them for what they have accomplished and continue to do for our region.
Entrepreneurship is all about displaying a passion for your business or ideas. Successful entrepreneurs must be innovative, willing to accept a measure of risk, and hardworking. The Vision Awards are all about recognizing those in our community who exemplify these traits.
2014 Vision Award Recipients
Business of the Year
Fat Baggers, Inc. (FBI), of Chariton, Iowa, is a full manufacturing facility marketing many customized parts and accessories for the Harley Davidson franchise. Founder Gary Chipp started the business after a friends request to get more rubber under his bagger.
New Business of the Year
Albia Brewing Company is owned by Brian and Barbara Lindberg. This business began with a hobby of making hand–crafted beer and the first batch coming out of the Lindberg household in 1981. Albia Brewing Company resides on the north side of the historic Albia, Iowa square.
Student Entrepreneur of the Year
Justin Clements, a Landscape/Turfgrass Technology student at Indian Hills Community College, is the owner and operator of JC Lawn Care, Landscape, and Snow Removal, in Fairfield, Iowa. Justin started his business while in high school.
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Diane Goudy, is a business instructor at Fairfield High School. She makes entrepreneurship "come alive" in the classroom and enjoys challenging her students in the creation of real–life business ideas and plans to execute their concepts.
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Cathy Penniston received her Associate of Arts degree from Indian Hills, and owns a court reporting and captioning operation, which she delivers both remotely and on–site. She enjoys being the ears of the deaf and hard–of–hearing through her captioning of televion shows.
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Brian Zigler, Director of the Indian Hills Small Business Development Center, was honored for his impact on the small business community of our 10–county region. Brian teaches business classes and gives advice on business planning, financing, and marketing strategies.
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As an entrepreneur, Terry developed Rich Heritage Inc., along with four other companies including radio station KBBM, US Digital Video, Newsletter Ease, and the World Championship Socker League, LLC. He has appeared on national television in many roles, including a lottery industry expert on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN's Piers Morgan show; movie host on Starz!; and as a panel guest on the "Tonight Show."
Terry has won numerous entrepreneurial and leadership awards in television production and marketing, has a Bachelor of Science in Speech from Iowa State University, is Governor Emeritus at ISU and Director Emeritus of the Blank Park Zoo. As CEO of the Iowa Lottery, Terry leads Iowa's $300 million dollar enterprise. He also serves on the board of Powerball and the executive committee of the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries.
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I finally finished relining my silverware box. It was a tedious project but I'm happy with the results. I've already started on the next box which I hope to sell on Ebay when I'm finished with it. That one I will paint white on the outside.
If you click on the link below, you'll have to scroll down a little to see the finished box. |
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- Posted by fiddlekate (My Page) on Sun, May 27, 07 at 18:57
It's VERY pretty, deb! I'm interested in how you stuck the fabric to the box? White glue? Hot glue? I'm interested because I have a couple of old, old violin cases that I want to reline. Thanks for any help you can give me. Again.... VERY pretty! Kate |
I have an old silverware box here that I am now inspired to re-line. How did you get the folds so neat on the piece that holds the forks/spoons? I've got that part loose from the box but the original is not near as neat as yours. I am thinking of painting mine black or red, I have some black and white stripe ticking material that I could use. Good job, I really like your roses fabric. |
here's a link for silver cloth to help retard tarnish |
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- Posted by craftylady-2006 (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 07 at 1:50
It's beautiful Deb. Great Job. |
- Posted by dandyliondeb (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 07 at 22:06
fiddlekate, I used Aileen's white craft glue for the whole project. I don't like to use hot glue as much as I used to, but I suppose it would work as well. I actually covered thin pieces of cardboard with the fabric, then glued the pieces in place. lilym, the part that holds the forks and spoons was the tedious part and is hard to describe in words how I did it. It was kind of trial and error and I wasted a few scraps of fabric trying to figure it out. I have one more box that I'm going to re-line and maybe I'll do a "tutorial" on my web site. kat wa, I never knew I could buy fabric that was treated to retard tarnish. But the reason I used the floral fabric is that I wanted the box to look sort of shabby romantic. I read somewhere on-line that one reason silver tarnishes is from moisture. My son suggested "dessicant", the little packets in new purses and shoes to keep moisture out. I will start saving the little packets and just toss them in the box and see if that works. Thank you for the link. craftlady, and everyone else, than you for the compliments! Debbie in Florida |
- Posted by dandyliondeb (My Page) on Thu, May 31, 07 at 18:30
I started a "how to" page on relining a silverware box on my web site. I'm still working on the page, and the boxes, and I hope to have both finished by next week. You can check the link below to see the work in progress. Get over to eBay and start buying those old silverware boxes! Debbie in Florida |
Here is a link that might be useful: Relining a Silverware Box
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- Posted by dandyliondeb (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 07 at 16:47
Absolutely! That's a great idea! When you remove the fabric and wooden piece that holds the forks and spoons, there's a lot of glue left behind. You would have to scrape all the glue off or you could cover pieces of thin cardboard with fabric or pretty paper. The covered cardboard would hide the bumpy glue and make a smooth background. Debbie in Florida |
Here is a link that might be useful: How to Reline a Silverware Box
- Posted by mechanicalvalve (My Page) on Thu, Jun 14, 07 at 21:09
These projects are fun. You can also add old knobs for feet and a glass knob or drawer pull on top. |
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The manual says "Leaders can never exist on neutral ..." Does the Leader die or Leader automatically escapes?
2) version exp. Shattered.
In the objective public there is the last card Stage I and under there is the first card Stage II.
I play the Strategy Bureaucracy that allows me to draw the top two cards (last Stage I and first Stage II), place one (Stage II) faceup in the common play area and the other (Stage I) on the top of the deck. It is possible?
Do I have so invert the order of the Stage; first the Stage II and then the Stage I? In a following round could propose him the same situation.


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Steps to become a Lawyer/Attorney in Indiana
Follow the step by step process or choose what situation that best describes you:
- Get my Indiana Undergraduate Pre-Law Education
- Take the LSAT (Law School Admission Test)
- Apply to Law Schools in Indiana
- Take the Indiana State Bar Exam and become an Attorney
- Now that You've Been Admitted to the Bar
Law Careers in Indiana
The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute has compiled crime statistics for the state for over twenty years. These statistics can be helpful to prospective lawyers in Indiana if they wish to determine an area of the law in which to specialize. For example, these are a few of the crime trends published in 2000:
- One murder occurs in Indiana every 24.9 hours
- One forcible rape occurs in Indiana every 5 hours
- One robbery occurs in Indiana every 83.7 minutes
- One aggravated assault occurs in Indiana every 40.9 minutes
- One burglary every 12.8 minutes
- One larceny/theft every 3.6 minutes
- One motor vehicle theft every 24.9 minutes
- One property crime every 2.5 minutes
It is clear from these statistics that lawyers are highly necessary in Indiana. If you would like to discover how to become a lawyer and help improve Indiana's justice system and reduce its crime statistics, read on.
Step 1 |
Get Your Indiana Undergraduate Pre-Law Major |
The Indiana Board of Law Examiners has not ruled on undergraduate education for admittees. However, the American Bar Association (ABA) mandates a minimum of a bachelor's degree prior to entry into any ABA-approved law school.
When you apply to an ABA-approved law school, they will demand proof that you have graduated from an undergraduate institution that is accredited. If your undergraduate college or university is accredited by an organization listed on the U.S. Department of Education database, the ABA-approved law school to which you apply should accept such accreditation.
Requirements and Standards
Your undergraduate major has little bearing on your admission to law school. Most law schools are looking to see if you took challenging coursework in your undergraduate studies, and could care less about the actual concentration or major you took. However, there are some courses that certain ABA-approved law schools may look for in your undergraduate course work. These include:
- Political science
- History
- Philosophy
- Economics
- English
- Sociology
- Psychology
- Communications (oral and written)
Degree Options
The ABA requires that, when you apply to ABA-accredited law schools, you possess a minimum of a bachelor's degree. This may be in any major you choose. Many pre-law students choose majors from the above-mentioned coursework options, but any challenging major should help you gain entrance to the ABA-approved law school of your choice following graduation.
Step 2 |
Take the LSAT (Law School Admission Test) in Indiana |
Once you have received (or are soon to receive) your undergraduate degree, you are ready to take the LSAT, or Law School Admission Test. This standardized test must be passed in order to be accepted into any ABA-approved law school.
How to prepare
The LSAT website provides many helpful, free study aids to help you get ready to take the LSAT. If you want to take a LSAT Prep or Refresher Course, options throughout Indiana include:
LSAT Exam Prep Courses in Indiana:
- LSAT Preparation Workshop, Indiana University at Bloomington Health Professions and Prelaw Center
- LSAT Advantage-On Demand, Kaplan Test Prep video course
- LSAT Advantage Course, Indianapolis
- LSAT Free Practice Test, Kaplan at Indiana University, Bloomington
- LSAT Hyperlearning Course, Princeton Review
Exam content
In the LSAT, you will encounter:
- Logical reasoning – two sections of arguments that you must dissect and analyze, determining strengths and weaknesses
- Reading comprehension- one section consisting of four passages of 500 words each, with about five questions per passage. Passages are usually on topics including arts, humanities, law, social sciences, and physical sciences. You must find the main idea in the passage, draw inferences, describe the structure, and find information.
- Analytical reasoning- one section, also known as "logic games." These games concern matching, grouping and ordering elements. You must draw conclusions from statements based on a premise and conditions about the premise. .
- Unscored Variable section- experimental section that can be on any of the above. As you are taking the LSAT, you will not know which section is the experimental one, so you must do your best on every section.
- Writing sample- This section gives you a problem and two criteria for making a decision. You must write an essay favoring one option over the other. This essay is not scored by the LSAC and does not figure into your LSAT score. However, it is sent to the law schools to which you apply, and will be read by admissions personnel.
Application process
You must apply to take the LSAT through the LSAC online and create an account with them. The fee to take the test as of 2012 is $160, payable online via credit card or by money order or check payable to the Law School Admission Council. You may sign up to take the LSAT on Saturdays or Wednesdays in February, June, October and December. These centers throughout Indiana offer the LSAT:
- Indiana University, 107 S. Indiana Ave., Bloomington, IN 47405-7000
- Wabash College, 410 West Wabash Avenue, Crawfordsville, IN 47933
- University of Evansville, 1800 Lincoln Ave. - Evansville, IN 47722
- Indiana University-Purdue University, 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd. , Fort Wayne, IN 46805
- DePauw University, P.O. Box 37, Greencastle IN 46135-0037
- Indiana University School of Law, 211 South Indiana Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47405-7001
- Indiana-Purdue University (IUPUI), 420 University Blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46202
- Ball State University, 2000 W. University Ave. Muncie, IN 47306
- University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556
- Indiana State University, 220 North 7th Street, 150 Tirey Hall, Terre Haute, IN 47809
- Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN 46383-6493
- Purdue University, 475 Stadium Mall Drive, West Lafayette, IN 47907-2050
Receiving Your Score
It takes approximately three weeks to receive your LSAT scores in the mail after you take the test. The lowest score possible is 120, and the highest, 180. According to US News & World Report, the following are the median LSAT scores accepted by Indiana law schools:
- Indiana University Maurer School of Law-Bloomington: 164
- Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law: 155
- Valparaiso University Law School: 150
- Notre Dame Law School: 167
Step 3 |
Go to Law School in Indiana |
Application process
Passing the LSAT is the next step in your quest to become an Indiana lawyer. Now you must apply to ABA-approved law schools, as the Indiana Board of Law Examiners requires that you be a graduate of one of them when you take the state's bar exam. There are more than 200 ABA-approved law schools in the United States. You may attend any one of them, not just ones located in Indiana. This list will tell you what each law school requires of you when you apply.
Credential Assembly Service
As an applicant to any ABA-approved law school, you must register for LSAC's Credential Assembly Service (CAS). The CAS helps to create law school reports to send to the schools to which you apply. It will forward your academic summary, LSAT scores, writing samples, copies of all transcripts, and copies of letters of recommendation to these schools for you. It is your responsibility to provide the CAS with information including:
- Transcripts from all institutions you attended and received college credit – both in the United States and elsewhere
- Names of persons who will write your letters of recommendation
- Names of persons who will provide online evaluations of your work and character
- Fee of $155 for the CAS (payable online through your LSAC account)
The Indiana Board of Law Examiners requires all applicants to take the bar exam to graduate from ABA-approved law schools. Consult the ABA-LSAC Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools for information about ABA-approved law schools in the United States.
ABA-Accredited Law Schools in Indiana
These law schools in Indiana hold ABA accreditation:
- Indiana University Maurer School of Law-Bloomington, 211 S. Indiana Ave, Bloomington, IN 47405-7001
- Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, 530 West New York St, Indianapolis, IN 46202-3225
- Notre Dame Law School, 1329 Biolchini Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556
- Valparaiso University Law School, 656 S. Greenwich Street, Wesemann Hall, Valparaiso, IN 46383-4945
Course requirements
Foundational coursework in any ABA-approved law school should include:
- Torts
- Contracts
- Criminal law
- Legal research
- Legal writing
- Constitutional law
- Civil procedure
- Property
- Jurisprudence
- Business associations
- Taxation
- Ethics and Professional responsibility (the Board mandates at least two hours must be taken in this prior to sitting for the bar exam)
It will take at least two but no more than seven years to complete all requirements for your Juris Doctor (J.D.) professional law degree. The ABA mandates that you complete at least 83 semester hours. Most Indiana ABA-approved law schools require an average of 90 semester hours for the J.D. degree.
Online Law Degrees
- View Online and Campus Law and Legal Studies Programs
- (For students who choose to focus on a subset of law other than an attorney.)
Clinical programs that you can expect to receive an opportunity to participate in will allow you to work with real-life clients in a legal setting. This may be through pro bono work, in legal aid clinics, in governmental or non-profit agencies, or in other settings in which lawyers work. You will be graded on your performance by in-field supervisors and faculty who will visit you on the job site.
Degree Programs
The Indiana Board of Law Examiners requires that you have a J.D. degree to take the bar exam. You may find other degree options in Indiana's ABA-approved law schools, including dual degrees and certificates. Some of these may be:
Dual Degrees:
- J.D./M.A. in English
- J.D./M.Eng. in Engineering
Advanced Law Degrees (obtained after receiving the J.D.):
- L.L.M. in International and Comparative Law
- L.L.M. in International Human Rights Law
- J.S.D. in International Human Rights Law
Programs of Study/Possible Concentrations in your J.D. Program:
- Business Law
- Criminal Law
- Global Law
- Ethics and Public Policy
- Public Law
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After receiving your J.D. from an ABA-approved law school, it is time to take the Indiana bar exam. This exam is offered in February and July. If you have less than five credit hours to complete to receive your J.D. degree, are within 100 days of graduation, have completed at least two hours of professional responsibility coursework, and have completed all other requirements for bar admission, you may also apply to take the bar exam.
Options to help you prepare for the Indiana Bar Exam include:
- Indiana Bar Exam Outlines, online
- Indiana Bar Outlines and Lectures, online
- Indiana Bar Review Courses, Law Bound Prep
- Bar Review Course, Indianapolis Bar Association
The National Conference of Bar Examiners website also provides sample questions for the national portions of the test, including the Multistate Performance Test (MPT), and Multistate Bar Examination (MBE).
Exam content
The Indiana Bar Exam consists of:
- Indiana Essay section, which could ask questions on:
- Administrative law
- Business organizations
- Commercial law
- Family law
- Indiana Constitutional law
- Personal property
- Indiana Pleading and Practice
- Indiana Appellate Procedure
- Taxation
- Trusts
- Wills and estates
- Multistate Performance Test (MPT), which requires you to perform a lawyer's task involving a file and a library. You may be asked to write a memorandum, prepare a legal brief, or other similar performance task.
- Multistate Bar Examination (MBE), which could include questions on:
- Constitutional law
- Contracts and sales
- Criminal law and procedure
- Evidence
- Real property
- Torts
Application Process
Complete the Application for Admission Upon Examination to Practice Law. Applications for the February administration of the bar examination will not be accepted before October 1, and for the July bar exam, applications will not be accepted before March 1. Along with your completed application:
- Submit originals and one copy of all applications and all attachments (including reference letters)
- Submit three reference letters from people personally familiar with your character and fitness
- Enclose $250 filing fee if filing on time or $500 if filing late (after April 16 for the July exam and after November 16 for the February exam) payable to State Board of Law Examiners
- Enclose a 2 in x 2 in passport-type photo of yourself not more than two years old
- Enclose a driving record from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles covering the past five years
- Send Form C3, Dean's Affidavit, to the dean of your law school for completion. The Dean must submit the form to the Board twenty days before the date of the bar exam
- Mail the above to State Board of Law Examiners, 30 South Meridian St, Suite 875, Indianapolis, IN 46204
- Have your fingerprints taken:
- Go to a State Police station or Law Enforcement Facility that takes fingerprints
- Complete State Form 8053
- Submit the fingerprint card, State Form 8053 and a check for $10 payable to the State of Indiana to the Indiana State Police ,Criminal History Limited Check ,P.O. Box 6188 ,Indianapolis, IN 46206-6188
After your application is processed, you will be contacted with information on your Character and Fitness Personal Interview. This will be conducted in your county at least 30 days prior to the bar exam.
Pass Rates
The Indiana Board of Law Examiners reports the following passing scores for the most recent bar exams:
- February 2012: 67% overall pass rate
- July 2011: 78% overall pass rate
- February 2011: 71% overall pass rate
- July 2010: 78% overall pass rate
- February 2010: 69% overall pass rate
- July 2009: 80% overall pass rate
- February 2009: 67% overall pass rate
Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE)
You must pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) with a scaled score of 80 within two years before or after the date you pass the Indiana bar exam. Consult the above link to register to take this exam, which is given in March, August and November in Bloomington, Indianapolis, Notre Dame and Valparaiso.
Attorneys Admitted to Practice in Another State
If you are already an attorney who is licensed to practice in another state, you may apply for admission to Indiana's bar in three ways:
- Take the bar examination (see above)
- Apply for Admission on Foreign License if you meet these requirements:
- Practiced for five of the last seven years in your jurisdiction
- Intend to actively and predominantly practice law in Indiana
- Will practice for at least 1000 hours/year in Indiana
- Graduated from an ABA-approved law school
- You are in good standing in all jurisdictions in which you are licensed
- You pass Indiana's character and fitness investigation/interview
- Apply for Business Counsel License if you meet these requirements:
- Have less than five years practice experience in another state
- Reside in Indiana
- Receive all your income from your employer
- You plan to practice predominantly in Indiana
- You plan to practice for at least 1000 hours/year in Indiana
- You are in good standing in all jurisdictions in which you are licensed
- You pass Indiana's character and fitness investigation/interview
For more information about application for Foreign License or Business Counsel License, click on the appropriate link.
Foreign Law School Graduates
Foreign law school graduates are not eligible to take the Indiana bar exam.
Licensing and Admission to the Bar
You should receive your bar exam scores by mail about nine weeks after taking the exam. You will be told of the time and place of your swearing-in ceremony and admission to the bar. This is the oath you must take and subscribe to:
"I do solemnly swear or affirm that: I will support the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Indiana; I will maintain the respect due to courts of justice and judicial officers; I will not counsel or maintain any action, proceeding, or defense which shall appear to me to be unjust, but this obligation shall not prevent me from defending a person charged with crime in any case; I will employ for the purpose of maintaining the causes confided to me, such means only as are consistent with truth, and never seek to mislead the court or jury by any artifice or false statement of fact or law; I will maintain the confidence and preserve inviolate the secrets of my client at every peril to myself; I will abstain from offensive personality and advance no fact prejudicial to the honor or reputation of a party or witness, unless required by the justice of the cause with which I am charged; I will not encourage either the commencement or the continuance of any action or proceeding from any motive of passion or interest; I will never reject, from any consideration personal to myself, the cause of the defenseless, the oppressed or those who cannot afford adequate legal assistance; so help me God."
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Now that You've Been Accepted to the Indiana Bar |
You've done it – you've passed the bar exam and are now a licensed lawyer in Indiana! As a new admittee to the Indiana state bar, you must complete a mandatory six hours of applied professionalism coursework in your first three years of membership. You may also want to consider joining the Indiana State Bar Association's Young Lawyers section for a minimal fee. All members under the age of 36 are eligible for membership in this section. It can be an invaluable resource in helping you set up your own practice, familiarize yourself with the laws of Indiana, and in networking for jobs.
If you choose to join an established Indiana legal firm, you have many from which to choose. Names include Bose McKinney & Evans, specializing in trusts and estate law in Indianapolis; tax attorneys Hargrove Madden in Indianapolis; Bunger & Robertson, with a variety of specializations in Bloomington; Faegre, Baker & Daniels, with a variety of practice areas in Elkhart; Rudolph, Fine, Porter & Johnson, specializing in workers compensation law in Evansville; and the Sweeney Law Firm, specializing in medical malpractice and personal injury in Fort Wayne.
Companies in Indiana that typically hire lawyers in some capacity include pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly in Indianapolis; metals company Steel Dynamics in Fort Wayne; Lincoln Financial Group in Fort Wayne; retailer and merchandiser Vera Bradley in Roanoke; insurers Baldwin & Lyons in Indianapolis; and health benefits company WellPoint, Inc. in Indianapolis.
Legal specialty certification
Only 126 Indiana attorneys were certified to practice in a specialty area of law as of 2006, according to a scholar at Valparaiso University. In Indiana, the ISBA's Commission for Continuing Education regulates attorney specialization. To be recognized as certified in a field of law in Indiana, you must first be an active member of the bar in good standing, as well as be certified by an independent certification organization (ICO) approved by CLE. Furthermore, you must be incompliance with the Indiana Bar Certification Review Plan, the rules and policies of the ICO and the rules and policies of CLE. Approved areas currently include family law, elder law, consumer and business bankruptcy law, civil and criminal trial advocacy, and creditor's rights.
Requirements for maintaining license
In order to maintain your law license in Indiana, you must complete 36 hours of continuing legal education (CLE) every three years, with a minimum of six hours completed each year. Three of your 36 hours must be in professional responsibility. For more information consult the Commission for Continuing Legal Education.
Court Systems in Indiana
The Indiana Judicial System consists of the following, from the lowest court to the highest court:
- Town Courts – consists of 27 courts in towns throughout the state, each court has exclusive jurisdiction of misdemeanors and infractions in the town and violations of town ordinances
- City Courts – 44 city courts across the state, with jurisdiction of misdemeanors and infractions in the city and violation of city ordinances
- Small Claims Court – located only in Marion County, the Small Claims Court hears civil cases under $6000
- Probate Court- located only in St. Joseph, the Probate Court has original and concurrent jurisdiction in all civil and criminal cases, as well as appellate jurisdiction over appeals from city and town courts.
- Circuit Courts – 91 judicial circuits exist throughout Indiana, one for each of 90 counties (Ohio and Dearborn counties share a judicial circuit). The Circuit Courts have concurrent jurisdiction in all civil and criminal cases, as well as appellate jurisdiction over appeals from city and town courts
- Superior Courts – Usually at least one in each of the 92 counties in Indiana. Superior Courts are trial courts with original and concurrent jurisdiction in all civil and criminal cases, as well as appellate jurisdiction over city and town courts. They can also establish small claims cases and minor offense divisions
- Tax Court- exists only in Indianapolis, has exclusive jurisdiction in tax appeals. It is located at 115 W. Washington Street, Suite 960S, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
- Court of Appeals – exist in five districts across Indiana, and reviews final decisions of certain administrative agencies. It also has jurisdiction over appeals not taken to the Supreme Court.
- Indiana Supreme Court- Indiana's highest court has the power to review and revise sentences imposed by lower courts. It also has exclusive jurisdiction in bar admission, discipline of attorneys, discipline of judges, court jurisdiction supervision, issuing writs, death sentence appeals, denial of post-conviction relief appeals for death sentences, appeals in cases in which a state or federal statute has been declared unconstitutional, and cases involving emergency, great public importance, or substantial questions of law. It is located at 315 Indiana State House, 200 W. Washington Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
Elective membership organizations
Although you are a now a member of the Indiana Bar Association, you might also think about joining another beneficial professional membership organization for lawyers in the state, such as:


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Just moved into a house that has three 9x9 catch basins in the back yard. They were full of water; it had been more than twenty-four hours from when I had run the sprinklers. I cleaned one, lots of mud on the bottom, and found a bunch of holes drilled into the base. I'm assuming there is gravel underneath, but I'm not sure if soil has clogged that space. What can be done to keep the water from staying in the bottom? I don't want mosquitoes breeding in my yard. Not sure what the previous homeowner did, the house was a foreclosure. I'd hate to scoop water out every time I run the sprinklers or when it rains. Thanks |
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Do you see any place where a 4 inch pipe drains? We found our gutters were tied into a drain which was covered by debris and clogged. I would expect catch basins like that to be connected to drainage pipes that either empty in your yard or tie into a storm sewer. Maybe the drain pipe is clogged up. |
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Sounds like a clogged up drainage system. I assume inside each catch basin was pipe going off in at least 2 directions? Or were they really just stand alone boxes? If so, that system will probably never work and I would just dig them up and get rid of them. Then if you have drainage issues bring in an engineer to get a decent plan! |
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Pick up a rotisserie chicken at the market, or use leftovers to keep the preparation easy.
- 1 pound farfalle (bow-tie) pasta
- 4 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 cups diced cooked chicken
- 8 green onions, chopped
- 6 plum tomatoes, chopped
- 1 15-ounce can golden hominy, drained
- 1 15-ounce can black beans, drained
- 1 12-ounce bottle mild green taco sauce
- 1 cup chopped fresh cilantro
Cook pasta in large pot of boiling salted water until tender but still firm to bite. Drain; rinse under cold running water and drain again.
Transfer pasta to large bowl. Add oil and toss to coat. Mix in chicken, green onions, tomatoes, hominy, beans, taco sauce and cilantro. Season salad generously with salt and pepper.
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- Calories461
- Carbohydrates68 g (23%)
- Fat11 g (17%)
- Protein22 g (45%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (9%)
- Sodium413 mg (17%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber9 g (35%)
- Monounsaturated Fat6 g
- Cholesterol26 mg (9%)
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type: Kid-Friendly, Quick & Easy, Salad
main ingredients: Chicken, Pasta, Tomato, Cilantro
cuisine: Southwestern
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2015 Alumni & Friends Gala: Saturday, March 21
2014 Distinguished Alumni David King (MBA '83), Dawn Franks (BS '79, MS '89), Distinguished Young Alumnus Michael Wysocki (BS '03), President Rod Mabry
The Alumni & Friends Gala is an annual celebration of our UT Tyler alumni and friends of the university. The program includes a formal dinner, a keynote speaker, and the presentation of the Distinguished Alumni Award recipients. The Distinguished Alumni are outstanding individuals who are noteworthy in their professional careers, contributions to society, and support of their alma mater.
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While room changes can be requested through Residential Services or the Department of Graduate Housing, we strongly recommended that the survivor talk to a CARE advocate confidentially so s/he can work with these offices on her/his behalf. CARE advocates can help circumvent the usual limits that are placed on students seeking to change housing.
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The Illinois Safe Homes Act (pdf) gives sexual violence survivors the right to end leases early or change apartment locks. For assistance with these procedures, the survivor should contact the Evanston Police Department Victim Advocates, or talk to a CARE advocate who will work with EPD on her/his behalf.
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On campus emergency housing may be available to students on a limited basis. To inquire about this option, the survivor should talk her/his Residence Director, or talk to a CARE advocate to coordinate this procedure on her/his behalf.
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Totally shockingly, in this vast, impressive portfolio of Y chromosome mediocrity, I have always ended up with the shit end of the stick. The common thread that weaves all these winners together (deep-seeded dysfunction aside) is the complete ambiguity that defined my relationship with each of them. We dated, often for months on end, but was he my boyfriend? I would be plagued with the flogging inner monologue of a quiz show – question after question after question. What was he doing when he wasn't with me? How come he drinks so much? Why does he smell like Chanel No. 5 when I wear Stella McCartney? And where did all those track marks on his arms come from?
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Izm White, still in the game almost two decades later, has a Ghostface feature on his new album
Izm White (aka Hayden Laybourn) has been immersed in the local hip-hop scene since the mid-'90s, when he first started heading down from the Western Slope to Denver to compete in MC battles and attend shows. During that time, he's had some ups and downs, including releasing multiple albums, taking trips to Europe and doing a stint in prison. Through it all, Izm has continued to build his name and has grown wise in the game, which has changed dramatically over the past two decades.
See also: For more local hip-hop check out our Tip Sheet and That's a Rap archives
Izm is a self-made visionary. Witty and charismatic, the avid hip-hop devotee hails from what might seem at first like one of the most unlikely of spots for hip-hop in in the state -- the Aspen area -- but in his mind, Colorado's the place to be. "People want to live here," he declares. "It is the best state in the country. We have good air, good marijuana, and so a lot of young people with money are coming out here."
Music captured his attention early on, and his interest eventually led him to school in Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2001, where he studied audio engineering at the Center for Digital Imaging and Sound. Izm says he wanted to learn how to record better and work around the studio, skills that would help him along in his aspiring career as an MC. The lack of access to quality studios he experienced in the late '90s drove him to learn the tools of the trade. "Just the whole learning process, how sound travels," he says. "I was learning how to make music as clean and nice-sounding to the ear as possible."
After finishing his studies in Canada, Izm headed back home, where he began working on his artistry. He established Ryme Kryme Family with Creepy Loc, released Bulletproof Love in 2004, and began flooding the Front Range with music. He hustled over 10,000 units, an aspect of the game Izm says has changed since those days.
"The mixtape and hustle game was different," he recalls. "A lot of people were in the street. You used to have physicals, advertising and posters, not really your Instagram followers or Facebook followers. People don't really put out mixtapes in the streets like that anymore. It's a digital game. They can manipulate the game more, and, not to mention, every day there are more rappers."
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