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Two Men in Town Trailer: Forest Whitaker vs. Harvey Keitel
Movie Trailers By Christopher Campbell on January 29, 2015 | Be the First To CommentIt's been 20 years since Forest Whitaker and Harvey Keitel shared a movie — Wayne Wang's Smoke – and if I remember correctly, they don't share the screen in it. Now they're finally truly united in the remake Two Men in Town, in which they appear together in many scenes — but it's not a friendly union, at all. Whitaker plays a man who returns to town after getting out of prison, a role filled by Alain Delon in the 1973 original. In the French film, though, the ex-con is a safecracker, while this time he's a cop killer. Keitel's part is the local sheriff (an inspector, played by Michel Bouquet, the last time), who can't just forget that the guy shot down his deputy, no matter how reformed he seems to be. As seen in the trailer for the new version, it's all about those two characters, the sheriff stalking and harassing the reappeared man, who is just trying to make a fresh start for himself with his newfound religion and a new love interest (Dolores Heredia), and his parole officer (Brenda Blethyn, hardly seen in the marketing) is helping him do that. Interestingly, the 1973 version was all about the re-pairing of Delon and Jean Gabin, who played the Blethyn part 42 years ago. This one is surely concerned with racial profiling, but primarily it appears to be about the difficulty of forgiveness for such a terrible crime, regardless of who committed it. Also in the movie are Luis Guzman, who plays the leader of Whitaker's old gang, and Ellen Burstyn, […]
'The Congress' Review: Eye-Popping Animation and a Crazy Heart
Fantastic Fest By Jack Giroux on August 28, 2014 | Be the First To CommentWhen it comes to independent films and major releases, animation is fairly underutilized medium. There are exceptions, but for the most part, it's generally used for kid-centric stories or to paint a lush, if slightly more adult, world. That's why movies like A Scanner Darkly and The Congress are so special. They use animation for drama and to express ideas that go beyond a few pretty shots. Both films shouldn't be compared past that point, but they are both emotional, visual, and mental exercises — rides that you either go along with from the start or don't. If director Ari Folman's The Congress grabs you from its first frame, then expect a rich science-fiction film packed with commentary, ideas, laughs, tears, and beauty. Speaking of beauty, Robin Wright (played conveniently by Robin Wright) has lost it, at least according to some slimy agist studio executive we meet working at Miramount. She's now 44 years old. That usually means for actresses their careers are winding down, but after years of "bad" choices and choosing family over work, Robin isn't the big deal that she once was. The offers aren't coming in, at least not the offers she's interested in — she wouldn't ever dare to take part in a science-fiction film.
'The Congress' Trailer: Hollywood Wants to Own Robin Wright In Dizzying, Bold New Film
Movie News By Kate Erbland on May 13, 2013 | Be the First To CommentAri Folman's The Congress appears to play its hand quite quickly – the Cannes film's first trailer opens with a shot of star Robin Wright being talked to by a faceless man as if she were, well, Robin Wright. Sure, this is a slightly skewed "Robin Wright" (it doesn't seem as if this Robin starred in House of Cards, but damn if it doesn't seem like she started her career with The Princess Bride), but it's a version of "Robin Wright" nonetheless. And someone has a proposition for her. At first, it all seems relatively straightforward – a Hollywood studio ("Miramount," which certainly looks like another studio that ends in "-mount") wants to purchase the rights to Wright's likeness and, thanks to technology, that essentially means they will scan every bit of her (not just physical, by any means) and use it to "star" in any film they see fit. It's not a great deal, but it might be her last shot, so she takes. Obviously, it's not all going to end well, but Folman's film subverts our ideas of what would follow from such a deal, and it all goes totally wild, nuts, and (maybe even) amazing, as The Congress unfolds into vibrant animation and stirring score, with a possibly epic adventure thrown into the mix. It's really one stunning trailer, and our hopes for the final film are now suitably high. Um, also? Wright might have animated sex with animated Jon Hamm (it certainly sounds like him). You're sold now, right? Get a taste for The Congress after the break.
Casting Couch: Maggie Gyllenhaal Gets 'Frank' With Michael Fassbender, Wes Anderson Confirms His 'Grand Budapest Hotel' Cast, and a Correction
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on December 28, 2012 | Comments (1)What is Casting Couch? It's the casting news roundup that's been out of work since casting agents seem to be treating the week between Christmas and New Years as one prolonged food coma. If there's one thing that Jurassic Park taught us, it's that nature finds a way. Well, casting finds a way too. In a week where there isn't any news getting leaked to the trades, leave it to Albuquerque Business First to break a new scoop. The eagle eyes over at The Film Stage noticed that, in an article about how that Michael Fassbender-starring rock and roll comedy called Frank is coming to town to shoot, the local source managed to break the news that Maggie Gyllenhaal is coming to town with it. Her involvement in the film sees her joining a cast that includes not just Fassbender, but two of the young MVPs of 2012, Domhnall Gleeson and Scoot McNairy, as well. Which, you know, makes her one of the luckiest ladies in the world.
8 Scenes We Love From 'Reservoir Dogs'
Features By Christopher Campbell on October 21, 2012 | Comments (1)This Tuesday is the 20th anniversary of the theatrical release of Reservoir Dogs, the film that not only put Quentin Tarantino on the map as an era-defining filmmaker but also gave the 3rd wave ska scene its own Phenix City Story (or Guns of Navarone or Dr. No or Scarface). Never mind the movie's immediate legacy, though, because two decades later the story of "five total strangers" who "team up for the perfect crime" has outlasted the oddly inaccurate marketing (i.e. those lines from the posters, which also feature Chris Penn in a suit), the many copycats, the ska album samplings and even the overshadowing success and popularity of Pulp Fiction as the director's big breakthrough to remain a significant pioneer and classic of American independent cinema. During its run in U.S. cinemas, which followed a debut at Sundance and appearances at Cannes and Toronto, not to mention earlier openings in parts of Europe, Reservoir Dogs never played on more than 61 screens, yet it earned close to $3 million. I'm certain it never hit my town in the suburbs, but I recall the first time ever hearing about it via a drawing of an ear in Entertainment Weekly illustrating a short note about the famously violent scene (my memory of this could be slightly off). And like so many of the film's fans, I didn't see it until the video came out the following Spring, at which time the torture bit became just one of numerous memorable moments. In […]
'Moonrise Kingdom' Finds the Sweet But Sad Beauty In Young Romance and Grown-Up Disappointment
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on May 25, 2012 | Comments (1)It's the summer of 1965, and a storm is heading towards New Penzance Island. The small dot of land is home to a few permanent residences, but it's also a seasonal destination for a troop of Khaki Scouts who camp amidst the lush green forests and golden fields. Scout Master Ward (Edward Norton) awakes one morning to discover the troop's least liked member, Sam (Jared Gilman), has gone missing. Elsewhere on the island the Bishop family realizes their daughter Suzy (Kara Hayward) has also disappeared. The two pre-teens fell for each other the year prior during a brief, chance meeting, and have now taken off on an adventure as young lovers are prone to do (in movies at least). Sam and Suzy soon have half the island searching for them, but being such a small, sparsely populated place that search party consists almost entirely of the Scout Master, the local constable, Captain Sharp (Bruce Willis) and Suzy's parents, Walt and Laura (Bill Murray, Frances McDormand). Wes Anderson's latest film splits its time between the kids on the run and their mostly adult pursuers, and in doing so it tells two sides of a story that offer equal amounts of humor, whimsy and heartbreak. It's a return to form for the director and his first to follow-up on the promise of Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums as it highlights the wide-eyed possibilities of youth and the harsh reality of adulthood.
Cannes Review: 'Moonrise Kingdom' Boasts Hearts and Wes Anderson Running Free
Cannes Film Festival By Simon Gallagher on May 16, 2012 | Be the First To CommentMoonrise Kingdom appears to be a delicate fancy of a film – an assessment you suspect might entertain Wes Anderson – offering no more ground-breaking a story than young love, with the director's traditional preoccupation with whimsy, and creating such artfully created landscapes and characters that they flirt outrageously with magic realism, though without explicit realisation of that concept. But there are weightier issues at hand, of parental neglect, of revolution (not just sexual but also anti-establishment), and it seems completely appropriate that Anderson chose to set it in as provocatively important a time as 1965. The film follows two young lovers – Sam (Jared Gilman) and Suzy (Kara Hayward) – who escape their lives to run away together, and the ensuing chaos of their parents and the local authorities' attempts to find them: no more than a gentle plot that suggests nothing of the drama and comedy that subsequently unfolds.
Over/Under: 'Reservoir Dogs' vs. 'Jackie Brown'
Features By Nathan Adams on January 3, 2012 | Comments (9)I break Quentin Tarantino's career up into two stages. The first stage consists of his first three films, which are all crime movies, are all set in L.A., and which all just feel very much like "Quentin Tarantino movies" (a genre unto itself back in the 90s, if you lump in all the pretenders). After those first three films, he took a pretty lengthy six year break, and then he came back and started exploring other genres, making movies that were largely homages to the B-cinema he enjoyed in his youth. While there's a soft spot in my heart for most of Inglorious Basterds, in general I prefer that first stage of Tarantino's career to what came after. And as far as that first trilogy of crime films goes, I think most people are in agreement that Pulp Fiction is the masterpiece. It was the one that broke down the doors of the movie industry and ushered indie filmmaking into the mainstream, and it's the one most often referenced when people talk about his career; so I'm not going to focus on that one here. I'm going to focus instead on Tarantino's debut feature Reservoir Dogs, which was the film that first got heads turned in his direction, and which still gets mentioned right alongside Pulp Fiction as badass things from the 90s. And also I'm going to focus on Jackie Brown, which is kind of the forgotten Tarantino film. This is one that doesn't get brought up much these […]
The Gender Gap: 6 Gratuitous Instances of Full Frontal Male Nudity in Film
Cinematic Listology By Ashe Cantrell on August 4, 2011 | Comments (2)While nudity is generally regarded as an awesome thing, the fact of the matter is that it's just not necessary for a lot of movies. Enter the gratuitous nude scene, where an actress strips down to her birthday suit for reasons completely unrelated to the plot. Frequently, these roles are covered by B- and C-list stars who like to add an extra zero to their check in exchange for giving the movie-going audience a thrill. While many big name actresses refuse to do nudity — a totally respectable choice, don't get me wrong — some change their minds when there's a chance their career can benefit from it. When those women go for a gratuitous nude scene, it usually takes one of four forms:
Edward Norton Looks Goofy on the Set of Wes Anderson's 'Moonrise Kingdom'
Movie News By Nathan Adams on June 7, 2011 | Comments (2)Some set photos from the latest Wes Anderson movie Moonrise Kingdom have surfaced online. If you're wondering why Edward Norton is ridiculously dressed as a camp counselor, then Focus Feature's press release on the film could be of some help. Official word on what the film is going to be is as follows: "Set on an island off the coast of New England in the 1960s, Moonrise Kingdom follows a young boy and girl falling in love. When they are moved to run away together, various factions of the town mobilize to search for them and the town is turned upside down – which might not be such a bad thing. Bruce Willis plays the town sheriff; two-time Academy Award nominee Edward Norton is cast as a camp leader; Academy Award nominee Bill Murray and Academy Award winner Frances McDormand portray the young girl's parents; the cast also includes Academy Award winner Tilda Swinton and Jason Schwartzman. The young boy and girl are played by Jared Gilman and Kara Hayward."
Culture Warrior: 'Taxi Driver' at 35
Culture Warrior By Landon Palmer on March 29, 2011 | Comments (6)You hear the phrase "This movie could never be made today" quite often, and it's typically a thinly veiled means by which a creative team allows themselves to administer loving pats on their own backs. But in the context of at a 35th anniversary exhibition of the restoration of Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver with a justifiably disgruntled Paul Schrader in attendance, such a sentence rings profoundly and depressingly true. Like many of you, I've seen Taxi Driver many times before. For many, it's a formative moment in becoming a cinephile. But I had never until last weekend seen the film outside of a private setting. And in a public screening, on the big screen, I'm happy to say the film still has the potential to shock and profoundly affect viewers so many decades on. For me personally it was the most disturbing of any time I'd ever seen the film, and I was appropriately uncomfortable despite anticipating the film's every beat. Perhaps it was because I was sharing the film's stakes with a crowd instead of by myself or with a small group of people, or perhaps the content comes across as so much more subversive when projected onto a giant screen, or perhaps it was because the aura of a room always feels different when the creative talent involved is in attendance. For whatever reason, I found the film to be more upsetting than in any other context of viewing. But one of the most appalling moments of Taxi […]
The Gang's All Here: De Niro, Pacino, Pesci Team For Scorsese's 'The Irishman'
Movie News By Scott Beggs on December 16, 2010 | Comments (5)As if a better cast could be assembled. Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci and Al Pacino will all find themselves lookin' at each other under the direction of Martin Scorsese for The Irishman. The plot could involve three out-of-work plumbers sitting around talking about the glory days, and it would still be a hell of a cast, but the film boasts mob ties, hit men, and conspiracy connections to JFK's assassination. Plus, they might all solve where Jimmy Hoffa is buried so we can all finally get on with our lives. It's possible that the only way to make this better is to include Harvey Keitel. Fortunately, he's involved as well. The only challenge for the film will be keeping the curse words in the low thousands. [Cinematical]
Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro are at it again. They are once again at odds in the world of family politics polluted by oft poorly timed puns about the name of a male nurse named Greg. And this time, there are Little Fockers involved in the shenanigans. And Harvey Keitel. It's hard to say what Keitel is doing in that equation, but it's beyond me to question this franchise. Twice now this franchise has spewed forth films that don't exactly look right upon first glance, and twice now it's delivered the funny. I give up trying to fight it.
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The Ten Most Disturbing Nude Scenes in Movie History
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WAIKIKI (HawaiiNewsNow)- CrimeStoppers and the Honolulu Police Department are looking for a woman visiting from the mainland who has been missing since early Thursday morning.
Police say Ivanice "Ivy" Harris was last seen on May 16 at 2:15 a.m. speaking with an unknown male outside of a bar in Waikiki.
Ivy has not been seen or heard from since. Her family and friends are very concerned for her safety and well being.
Harris had come to Hawaii from Portland, OR, with a group of friends to celebrate her 29th birthday.
The last person to see Harris was her friend Jillian Gibides, who said Harris is like a sister to her. Gibides said they were outside the bar on Lewers Street. "When I had gotten out and came around the cab, I looked back over and didn't see her, so I just figured, okay. She'll just call me when she needs to."
However, Harris didn't call. And friends and family said it wasn't like her to do that. "I know her, and I know her well enough that this is not normal," said Gibides. "And on her birthday?" She paused and shook her head. Harris' birthday is Saturday.
"Every single day. She and I talk every single day. And I hadn't heard from her," said her mother, Patricia Harris, in Portland. "And I said okay, she didn't text me back. That's when I got the text from her boy friend. But she was having a great time."
"I'm just hoping that somebody can tell us anything, you know. I just want her to come home, call, give us something to go on at this point," said her sister, Ivesha Harris.
"I feel like she's alive. And I feel like every minute counts," said Gibides. "So I feel like we need to find her before it's too late.
"I know she's here. And I'm not leaving without her."
Harris is described as five feet, three inches tall, weighing 125 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. She was wearing a red-orange, long-sleeved sweater and blue denim long pants.
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15 And truth hath been forgotten: and he that departed from evil, lay open to be a prey: and the Lord saw, and it appeared evil in his eyes, because there is no judgment. | 15 Truth is nowhere to be found, and whoever shuns evil becomes a prey. The LORD looked and was displeased that there was no justice. |
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MANGALORE: The city police on Tuesday arrested six persons pertaining to the incident of attack on youth at the Maharani Farm guest House, Ullal on Sunday.
The arrested are: Sagar, Ranjith, Rajesh Kuttar, Pavithra Kumar, Harshit and Jeevan. Most of the arrested are Dal activists, police said. The prime accused Dal Convener Sharan Pumpwell is still at large, so are others against whom cases were booked in the first instance like Dinesh, Munna, Kunta Ganesh Kumpala, Bharath Thokkottu, Udaya and Pushparaj Shetty. Police said more arrests will follow and at least 18 were on their list.
All arrested have been booked under non-bailable sections relating to rioting and robbery. They will be produced before the magistrate on Tuesday night.
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Mrs. Sarah Ann Bryant; P.O. Westfield, Clark Co.; was the daughter of Samuel Jack, of Ohio, who was a native of Virginia; she came to Coles Co. with her parents when she was 19 years of age, where they both died. She married James Parker May 26, 1842; he was the son of George Parker, and died May 7, 1864; they had ten children, two only living – Matilda J., now Mrs. John Anderson, of Hutton Tp.; Harriet R., now Mrs. Wm. Mars, of Johnson Co., Mo.; eight deceased-Jonathan, who enlisted in Co. "F," 123d Regt. Ill. Vols., was killed at the battle of Perryville, Oct. 8, 1862; William J., Jeptha, Samuel, Emeline, Sarah (who married Ashbury Lemaster, of Jasper Co., Ill., January, 1869), Melissa A., and one that died in infancy. She married her second husband, Mr. John Bryant, of Indiana, August, 1866; he died Dec. 9, 1869. Mr. Parker was a Deacon of Good Hope Baptist Church for many years; Mr. Bryant was a Methodist and Mrs. Bryant a Baptist.
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tanker5 Posts: 36I wonder if we are leading ourselves astray when we concentrate on HP and torque alone. From Automotive engineering principles one knows that horsepower and torque donot tell the true story. The important ingredient is transfer of power(transmission) and how you get max torque at each of the gears and that the power is delivered to the wheels at optimum points on the HP vs Torque curve. There is also a trade off sought by the buyers when you are trying to get better fuel consumption albeit at lower rpms. Automotive enthusiasts usually get the torque they want by shifting manually(even the automatics). I find the mounting of the shift lever of the Sienna on the floor to be very easy to adjust the rpm to the torgue needed using L thru D (5 speed)gears of the transmission shiftor. What would be nice to see is at what point on the HP vs transmission output torque vs RPM curve for each gear does shifting take place to get max torgue at the wheels? We talk a lot about HP and torque, but the real heroes are the powertrain systems guys that insure the gearing is proper in the transmission and differential and the tire size/performance are adequate. Is the 10% increase in torque noticeable to a van driver? We'll see when we get a chance to drive it.
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thegraduate Posts: 9,731Automotive enthusiasts usually get the torque they want by shifting manually(even the automatics). I find the mounting of the shift lever of the Sienna on the floor to be very easy to adjust the rpm to the torgue needed using L thru D (5 speed)gears of the transmission shiftor.
How many minivan drivers/buyers, honestly, do you think are "enthusiasts" who would shift their automatic manually? I'm gonna say a VERY slim percentage. They are going to push the throttle pedal harder when they need more power, and that's it.
I'm not picking at you, just trying to draw a conclusive point that many people aren't going to be as sporty of a driver as you (or me, for that matter, and I leave my auto in D most of the time, with an occasional use of "D3"). These drivers will utilize on the automatic's computer to decide what gear to be in. -
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hondalova Posts: 189Hi Gang,
Yes its me, the brand-new "Ody-owna" back with a few questions:
(1) I've noticed a momentary lag when shifting from P or N into either Reverse or Drive before the tranny actually engages the selected gear (have stepped on the gas too soon and then "thudded" into gear once or twice). Delay seems a little longer than it should be. Is this normal for this tranny? Anybody else have this or know why its happening?
(2) I'm guessing from the foregoing posts, that there is NO way to access D4 on the Odyssey. That's too bad b/c D3 hits 3k RPM by 50 mph on local roads but D5 lugs at that speed.
(3) Has anyone had a dealer who has successfully addressed the 2000 rpm drone? Its not too bad when cruise is engaged or you just barely breathe on the throttle at speed, but it can be annoying at times.
(4) How does one set the temp. (I have '07 EX with 3-zone) for the rear two rows from up front (i.e. NOT giving the 2nd row driver's side control over the rear fan/temp.). Is it slaved to the driver's zone or independently adjustable?
(5) My '07 EX came with the underfloor storage bin between the 1st two rows but no lazy susan - should that have been included or is that a decontented item for '07?
As always, thanks for all your help!
thegraduate Posts: 9,7311.) How long is the delay in gear changes from the moment your lever goes to the "D" position? There is about a 1 sec. delay in my 06 Accord, and in my dad's 07 Civic as well.
2.) There is no way to select D4 manually in the Odyssey. Giving it some throttle will certianly make it downshift to 4th though.
3.) There are people who have successfully reduced/removed the 2,100 RPM droning; I believe it had to do with straightening something in the exhaust system, but I don't remember the details - maybe someone else can help out?
4.) The temp coming out of the rear vents will always be what the control is set on in the back I believe, even if you are controlling the fan from the front (also, the air flow is decided by this second row switch as well).
5.) I think you should check with your dealer and ask where your lazy susan is! That is where you are supposed to store your 8th person seat, if it has been decontented, where do you put the seat? -
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tanker5 Posts: 36you are right. Not many van drivers have a second car '85 Vette either where you use the shifter often. I picked up the shifting habit by driving with GM engineers in Detroit who use the transmisssion for acceleration and braking. Makes driving fun and gives you that sports car feeling. Down shifting the Vette- now that is a thrill. The 4500 lb Sienna doesnot quite give you the same thrill.
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587I agree that I'd like to see the two torque curves overlaying each other to see where the increases are.
However, other vehicles that got this engine upgrade have shown pretty significant improvements in performance, and usually with small gains in fuel efficiency.
Like I said, I heard 20/27, we'll see what the final numbers are. The Camry improved with the 3.5l.
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hondalova Posts: 189Re: Items (1) and (5) in your and my previous posts:
(1) The delay is about 2-3 seconds from the moment the selector is locked into drive and released. It's just 1-2 seconds longer than would otherwise seem normal - but it is long enough that once or twice I've stepped on the gas before the transmission and engaged and then "thunked" into gear under throttle as the tranny finally went into gear. It's definitely longer than any other car I've ever owned, even the junky slushbox in the Venture I just got rid of.
(5) The bin under the middle row is there, and the seat fits inside it with room to spare, there's just no lazy susan in the bin.
Again, thanks for the help!
sduff68 Posts: 52Just traded in 2004 Odyssey with leather and DVD for a 2006 Toyota Sienna XLE with package #7.
When I purchased the Odyssey my wife really wanted an 04 Sienna, but at the time it was the hottest thing going and they had none in stock with the features we wanted. I also did not want to pay MSRP.
The local Toyota dealership was offering 0% APR and I paid under MSRP. I also got a decent price for my trade in.
When I bought the Honda in 2004 I was happy with it because I liked the power and the better handling over the Sienna. However, since it was a 2004 we did not have the redesigned body and cabin, not to mention the new features that are available. (In my opinion the cabins and external appearances of the Toyota and Sienna are very similar).
I prefer the Toyota now because now that I am approaching 40 I would rather hear a bump as opposed to feel it, I actually like drivng a vehicle that feels a little bigger, and has "overboosted" steering (feels more like luxury, and it only "feels" heavier). I also like the "cheesy wood" which wasn't available in the Odyssey at this price point.
Plus, the Toyota only feels slightly less powerful probably becaue of it's lighter weight; and I am glad I saw the torque figures for the new engine in the 2007. It makes me realize I didn't give anything up by not waiting. I doubt they would have given me 0% for a 2007 Sienna (If I would have bought a 2007 in a few months with the rate my bank was given me I would have paid over $5,000.00 additional dollars for the van).
I also read reviews that said the fit and finish on the new Honda's wasn't as good as the Toyota's.
Last but not least, I own a 2005 XB, and I like the idea of being a complete Toyota family. -
agnosto Posts: 205You made the right move, as I traded in a year ago a new 2005 Odyssey (it was a year full of issues and HONDA would not take care of me) for a new awesome loaded 2006 Sienna LTD and have 0 issues one year later with almost 11k miles. I also own a new 2007 TCH (Toyota Camry Hybrid) with 0 issues so far with a little over 2k miles... staying with TOYOTAs, as I never had any issues with them after owning different ones for over 15 years
fred222 Posts: 200I picked up the shifting habit by driving with GM engineers in Detroit who use the transmission for acceleration and braking. Makes driving fun and gives you that sports car feeling.
We have a 2006 Odyssey EX-L. I like the way the shifter is set up. I like the location and I especially like the D3 button. If you want a little more "spirited" driving push the button. It also works great slowing you down on steep hills. In full auto I have found the Odyssey to be great to drive. It almost feels like it is turbo charged when getting onto a Freeway on-ramp. There are times when you want to get going fast in a real hurry and the Odyssey does not disappoint. The few times I have done this I have glimpsed the Tack somewhere over the 5K rpm mark as the van approaches 80 mph while still on the ramp. It is nice to be able to slow down to merge into fast moving traffic! -
hondalova Posts: 189I just bought a 2007 Odyssey EX from Middletown Honda in NY. I agreed to purchase a 5 yr./100k mile HondaCares zero deductible warranty for the car so that we'd have some peace of mind, even though it IS a Honda.
However, when the warranty info. arrived two-weeks later, it indicated that the warranty has a $100 deductible that I was never told about and never agreed to.
Anybody else get shafted like this besides me, and, if so, how'd you fix it?
cableguy06 Posts: 299An "out dated" shifter??? Come on man! You pulling a 5th wheel or 20' camper with your Sienna???
Maybe it's just me but let's get real here. I have owned a ton of different automobiles with the ability to shift from D-4-3-2-L and some without. Now I have an 06 Odyssey Touring. I have NEVER ONCE used the capability of manually shifting into any of the lower gears except for my extended cab pickup when towing and, if I did need it in a car or mini van...in the extreme case of snow, not having a "4" on the Odyssey won't make a hill of a beans difference. Maybe this is why Honda gives you D-3-2-1. You only really need the lower gear ratios under extreme conditions. Remember from Star Trek the famous words of Spock as he sentenced himself to death by radiation to save the ship and all on-board..."the needs of the many out weigh the needs of the few"
Sounds like some are making a mountian out of a real-world non-issue although I'm sure now someone will post how critical it is to have a manually selectable 4 :confuse:
Enjoy your Sienna Hans and have a very Happy New Year with your state of the art D-4-3-2-L shifter!
I guess I'll just have to find a way to get by with my "out dated" one :shades: -
sduff68 Posts: 52I don't really know if this applies to the 2005+ Honda Odyssey's but I used to hear my 2004 Honda Odyssey's transmission quite often. Usually when I would brake and accelerate at a light.
I hardly even hear my 2006 Sienna shift gears...the term I have heard often is "Lexus like smooth."
On the other hand the Sienna's engine is a little louder than the Honda's. However I like the sound...it sounds a little aggressive and makes me smile. -
hansienna Posts: 2,312BUT, WHY doesn't Honda give Odyssey drivers the D-4-3-2-1 selection? :confuse: GM has had D-3-2-1 for ages with their 4 speed AT while Honda clings to outdated D-2-1 (with a button to make D = 3). Odyssey drivers can be happy the Odyssey has a modern 5 speed AT even if they can't control the gear it is in.
For ages, Buick had Dynaflow and Chevrolet Powerglide -and each with just one speed Drive with an additional L for slightly less anemic acceleration while Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Cadillac had a much better 4 speed Hydramatic. (Why did GM ever develop the worthless Dynaflow and Powerglide?)
Aren't Honda engineers as smart as Toyota engineers? :shades: -
cableguy06 Posts: 299You know Hans...sometimes people can be real idiots and you are starting to cross that line. This isn't about whether Toyota or Honda is a better vehicle or who has smarter engineers. They are both excellent vehicles (I know as I have owned both and I know that you know that) and it appears from many of your posts that you are just out looking for a fight or an argument so you can torment poeple. Grow up and have a productive conversation with folks.
As I stated in my prior post, there is truly no need for a D-4-3-2-L unless you are towing. Are you towing with your Sienna??? Maybe you like the D-4-3-2-L because you want to pretend you are driving a sports car or maybe you like to pretend that you are driving a shift-tronic tranny :surprise: If you are you bought the wrong vehicle. Otherwise, any tranny that allows you to step into a L-2-3 gear ratios allows for better control of the vehicle in adverse weather conditions.
How Buick and Chevy trannys entered a conversation about Toyota and Honda is beyond belief. Who cares on this forum why GM did what they did...it is irrelevant to this thread.
Once I become the chief marketer or engineer for Honda, I'll let you know why their tranny selection is what it is. Until then, I will look forward to more intelligent posts from you in the coming year -
panmax Posts: 24Quote,"
As I stated in my prior post, there is truly no need for a D-4-3-2-L unless you are towing."
This just is not true.
Every gear is perfect for some road. I climb a hill every day. 4th gear would be perfect. 3rd gear makes too much noise. Drive only leads to shifting back and forth from 5th to 4th back and forth. I have a 5 speed Odyssey. I would like a D4 setting. Otherd have it. Too cheap to include it here? -
cableguy06 Posts: 299I won't stup to your level by getting down right ignorant but I thought this threads overall topic of conversation was about Toyota and Honda...don't remember seeing GM anywhere in the discussion :confuse:
This "idiot" loves his Odyssey and no defense is required on Honda's part. I would not trade my Odyssey in for a Sienna as I have done the exact opposite and sold my 05 Limited AWD for the Odyssey Touring and I am very happy with my decision to do so and would do it all over again -
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cccompson Posts: 2,388My bad - you are correct. Even Honda refers to that shifter button as "D3" which (per my '05 owner's manual) is for "...pulling a trailer in hilly terrain, or to provide engine braking when going down a steep hill." It can also "...keep the transmission from cycling between third and fourth gears in stop-and-go driving."
The '07 Odyssey has a 4.312 final drive ratio with each drive range geared as follows:
1st - 2.697
2nd - 1.606
3rd - 1.071
4th - 0.766
5th - 0.538 -
dbettshemby Posts: 7Okay we test drove an 2007 Odyssey and a 2007 Sienna a few days ago. We are trying to negotiate a fair price for a fully loaded vehicle and our choices are the Sienna Limited or the Honda Odyssey EXL with rear dvd and nav. The Sienna that we test drove did not have a nav system (did have the dvd) and the dealers price was 38K - dealer was unwilling to negotitate and even tried to substitute a 2006 Sienna Limited with all of the features that we wanted but the kicker is the price was 1k more than the 2007 Limited that we test drove (29K). We literally walked out laughing.
On the flipside we test drove the Honda and while the salesman wasn't as knowledgable about the vehicle as he should have been we believe we were quoted fair prices of 31k for an exl or 33k for the odyssey exl with rear dvd AND navigation.
Are we just being unreasonable or is the Sienna really overpriced??? We are strongly leaning towards the Odyssey even though I enjoyed driving the Sienna more. I just can't get over the 6K difference that we would be paying for a Sienna that doesn't even have a nav system. -
cccompson Posts: 2,388The street prices of these vehicles can vary quite a bit depending on location although healthy discounts are the general rule. As a result, a discrepancy such as you saw can happen. '07 Siennas should command more (at least for a short while) due to improvements. It is somewhat difficult to directly compare the two based on MSRP because of Toyota's option packages.
The quoted Honda prices are not, in fact, all that good.
IMHO, the vehicles (with similar equipment) are quite comparable and the prices should be about the same.


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GREEN BAY -- One person who has never hid from the poor safety play in Green Bay is the safeties coach.
Darren Perry knows it's on him to turn around a group that staggered and slumbered through 2013. Moments after the Green Bay Packers selected Ha Ha Clinton-Dix No. 21overall, Perry was blunt.
"We have to be better," Perry said. "We weren't good enough, and that starts right here with me, that starts with our coaching staff, and we recognize that. We don't shy away from that. It's going to be a great challenge, and we will be better, no question in my mind."
Clinton-Dix has arrived. But this is only Step 1.
Last season, missed tackles, missteps in coverage and a dreary lack of playmaking plagued the Packers. Morgan Burnett didn't live up to a new contract that averages $6.19 million per season. Jerron McMillian was cut by the first week of December. To no one's surprise, M.D. Jennings was not retained this off-season.
Now, a new group begins to take shape. One day into the draft, the Packers now have Burnett, Clinton-Dix, Sean Richardson, Chris Banjo and, maybe, Micah Hyde at the position. Perry was non-committal on Hyde's role. Green Bay obviously hopes the addition of Clinton-Dix will help Burnett snap into the player they've envisioned, too.
In three seasons, Burnett has not filled Nick Collins' shoes.
"Obviously, he'll have an opportunity," Perry said. "When you surround NFL guys with competitors, guys that want to be great, guys sense that.
Who plays where? The Packers have time to sort that out.
Perry added that he believes Burnett can play both strong and free safety. How he works in tandem with Clinton-Dix remains to be seen. At Alabama, Clinton-Dix said he played deep more as a sophomore in 2012, picking off five passes. The Packers do prefer versatile safeties, and last season it was difficult for the group to be interchangeable.
In his NFL scouting combine meeting with Clinton-Dix, Perry got an idea of how much the safety handled mentally in Alabama's defense. He was impressed. Possibly, Clinton-Dix grows into an interchangeable player, too.
Said Perry, "We spent a great deal of time talking with him. Coach (Dom) Capers, Mike (McCarthy), a lot of our personnel guys. We feel good about his football IQ and then the training he's had coming from Alabama should help him in the NFL."
Hyde remains a wild card. McCarthy said in February he views the second-year nickel corner from Iowa as an every-down player. With Clinton-Dix in town, there's less pressure to mold Hyde into a safety.
Perry said Hyde probably has more versatility "than anybody we have back there. Micah can play a number of positions." Time will tell where he plays.
On Thursday, a sore spot on the roster certainly received a zap of life.
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Ages: 18+
Monthly Registration Fee: $40 1st family member, $30 each additional family member
OR Daily Fee: $5
Masters swimming is an adult competitive swimming program designed for those interested in either fitness and/or competition. You do not have to be a good swimmer or an Anderson Mill resident to join. All levels are welcome! We will help you improve.
Class is Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6:30-7:30pm at El Salido Pool located at 11500 El Salido Pkwy.
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#12.15 | Jan. 1-29 |
#13.15 | Feb. 3-26 |
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Registration Fees are due on or before the first of each month. Any fees received later than the fifth of the month will incur a $10 late fee. Prorating will be limited to half month for those registering after the 15th of the month.
Adult Swim Lessons (offered only in summer)
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This class offers swimming instruction for persons interested in improving their skills and endurance in preparation for competitive events. This class is also good for persons interested in swimming for fitness. Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced levels welcome.
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Happy Spring everyone. So far, I have fresh seeds of Salvia Coccinea "Lady in Red" and "Coral Nymph" from plants that reseeded themselves from last year, butterfly and hummingbird magnets, plus Japanese Plum tree seeds Loquats), requires no grafting to bear plums. Wanting : Mex. Flame vine, Mex. Sunflower "Torch"-preferably shorter variety and Impatients other than red which are our favs- ab. 2 in across and darkest red we've seen, think they are called Flavours Hybrid Strawberry from Burpee..need to find out who I traded em with and thank her. take care...Bea |
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The lake level is still on the rise. The lake rose 1.92" to its new reading of -6.48". Last year at this time
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Wednesday, 15 May 2013 12:53
The Clear Lake City Council will consider the second reading of a proposed ordinance that would prohibit the feeding of waterfowl at or within 300-feet of any City owned and maintained recreation area when it meets on Monday, May 20.
The Council introduced the proposed ordinance at its May 6 meeting.
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Wednesday, 15 May 2013 12:52
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It is a bit quite here lately, so lets here about all the different impatiens you grow. Here in Australia, I am growing I.Sodenii,I.Morsei (still little), I. Grandis, I.Repens, I.Balfouri, I.Niamniamensis 'African Queen', I.New Guinea and off course the Impatiens walleriana in single and double.I have also got the Balsam. I have seedlings of I.Cristata,I.Hochstetteri and I.Madagscariensis. I have seeds off the Blue Diamonds, Capensis, Pallida and Glandulifera, just trying to get these little babies to germinate. I am slowly building up a nice collection. so lets here about what impatiens species you are growing. Cheers Annette |
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Sep 13th, 2009, 07:23 PM
ED fan forever
Sep 13th, 2009, 07:27 PM
Melanie Oudin has singel-handedly ruined it for me.
I'm going to write her a strongly worded letter one of these days:tape:
Everything just went wrong at this tournament.
And now Nadal iks on his way out.
Worst. Tournament. Ever.
P.S good luck to Kim in the final;)
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I think the Serena incident, Vera's meltdown and Ana,Elena,Maria, Jelena and co crashing out. :lol:
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All of the above. I would also add:
- Kim Clijsters' improbable comeback, going from unseeded to a Slam final, and a mom to boot!
- Caroline Wozniacki's amazing rise, playing lots of excellent tennis along the way
all culminating in Serena's bat crazy outburst last night! :bowdown:
It's the reason why I watch women's tennis. You just don't get drama like this on the men's side. They look so boring in comparison, especially if they end up with another Nadull-Federer final, 5 hours of moonballing to Federer's backhand. :banghead::zzz:
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Mount Sinai Researchers to Present Landmark Studies at American Society of Clinical Oncology Meeting June 1, 2013 Mount Sinai researchers present new data on HPV oral infection and melanoma predictors at ASCO
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Swallowing Exercises Associated with Short-Term Improvement in Function Among Patients with Head and Neck Cancer April 16, 2012 Eric Genden, MD, Professor and Chair of Otolaryngology and researchers find that targeted swallowing exercises can help alleviate swallowing dysfunction.
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Mount Sinai School of Medicine Significantly Improves Its U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools Rankings April 24, 2009 Over the past four years, Mount Sinai has improved in the U.S. News & World Report "America's Best Graduate Schools" rankings more than any other school in the United States, jumping from 32nd to 22nd.
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15 Jeremiah said to Zedekiah, "If I tell you, you will put me to death, will you not? And if I give you advice, you will not listen to me." | 15 Jeremiah said to Zedekiah, "If I give you an answer, will you not kill me? Even if I did give you counsel, you would not listen to me." |
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Econo Lodge 329 Russell Street Hadley, MA 01035 Phone: (413) 582-7077 Fax: (413) 584-0593 |
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The menu at this sports bar and restaurant includes appetizers, snacks, salads, soups, pizzas, burgers, sandwiches, desserts, a kids
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The Pub has an inviting atmosphere that is a result of the dark wood, heavy beams and carriage lanterns that remind one of an authentic English pub. Along with the expected ales and beers, the menu at this pub includes appetizers, nachos, soups, salads, specialty sandwiches, club sandwiches, burgers, Mexican items, fajitas, a menu for children, and a dinner menu that includes seafood, fish, chicken, steaks, stir fry, and much more. There is something to please almost anyone at this friendly pub and restaurant.
»Amherst Brewing Company
The Amherst brewing company offers a quite extensive list of fine hand-brewed beers and ales, live musical entertainment, and a menu that includes appetizers, soups, salads, chili, nachos, specialty burgers, sandwiches, hotdogs, chicken, fish and chips, meatloaf, shepherd
»Northampton Brewery
The oldest operating brewpub in the northeast offering a wide variety of beers and a rooftop beer garden.
»Delaney's Grill
To gorge on a tantalizing fare of steaks visit Delaney's Grill. The steaks are made from black Angus beef, which is one of the best quality meat. To relish on their best catch from the sea, choose from their daily special menu. They also have a gluten free menu to cater to those with dietary restrictions. On Sundays, they throw their doors open in the morning to offer their guests a delectable brunch fare.
»Pinocchio's Ristorante
Amherst's La Cucina di Pinocchio that has been in business since 1981, has got a new location at 2054 Bridge Street, Palmer with a revamped name Pinocchio's Ristorante. The menu features a tantalizing Italian fare of salads, risottos, pasta, seafood and poultry dishes. On lucky nights, guests may have a live performer entertaining them with melodious music as they relish their meals.
»Cal's Wood-Fired Grill & Wine Bar
Cal's Wood-Fired Grill & Bar is a gem in Mill Restaurant Group's chain of successful eateries. This is a great place to gorge on tantalizing American fares. Nestled on Riverdale Road, drop in at Cal's to savor their pastas, steaks and seafood preparations. Complement your food with a wine or cocktail from their list. On Sundays, visit Cal's for a delectable brunch fare that is served till 2p; or chose from their prix fixe menu, available on Mondays as well, which is a reasonable deal at USD20.
»Virtuoso Restaurant & Ultra Lounge
Virtuoso is one of the hottest spots in Springfield's Club Quarter. Featuring a sophisticated yet friendly restaurant with creative, contemporary dining, Virtuoso is a great dinner option. The menu is a blend of Italian, American and Asian cuisines, blended together for a unique dining experience. Menu items include Braised Short Rib and Mushroom Ravioli, Wasabi Pea Crusted Ahi Tuna, and Ostrich Mediterranean. After dinner, you can stick around and hang in the Ultra Lounge where you can enjoy cocktails in a classy yet comfortable environment.
Located in Springfield's Club Quarter, Distil offers up an immense selection of drinks along with a diverse selection of music. The drink menu spans 20 pages, and bartenders are always creating new concoctions so you can try something new every time if you want. Be sure to stop by on Wednesdays for Martini and Massage nights.
»Gheppetto's Grille
Nestled in the heart of Ware, Gheppetto's Bar and Grille offers a range of American and Italian dishes. Guests can gorge on tantalizing fares of pastas, salads, risottos as well as chops, steaks and seafood made in the Italian and American flair. Do try out their Baked Stuffed Shrimp, Grilled Scallops and Chicken Parmesan. Guests can choose to unwind in the lounge while chugging down some micro brews. On some nights they have an acoustic musician churning out melodies to entertain all the diners.
»Fat Cat Bar & Grill
The Fat Cat Bar & Grill is located in the heart of Springfield's Club Quarter. Featuring two floors of bar, the upstairs of which has a lounge type feel to it, the Fat Cat also has an outside area for smokers or those who just want to catch some fresh air. Featuring live music during the week and weekends, the Fat Cat is a good place to stop during a night on the town.
»Club Quarter
The Club Quarter is the center of Springfield nightlife. Located at Stearns Square and the surrounding area, the Club Quarter covers approximately 10 blocks of good food, stiff drinks, and great dancing. Home to over 40 of Springfield's hottest restaurants and nightclubs, the Club Quarter is the place to head for a fun night out.


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I refashioned this sleeveless top from a frumpy over-sized blouse. It only took a few steps – I just cut off the sleeves, took in the sides, and finished the armholes with a bias binding.
For anybody might be interested in learning how to finish armholes and necklines using the 'french' bias binding method, I posted a full diy tutorial on my blog at mollytov.com
holy polyester batman!
May 27, 2013, 02.54 PMby kirstenlarsen62
great idea! I loved the before and after shots.
May 27, 2013, 06.30 PMby mollytov
Thank you!
May 27, 2013, 11.43 AMby chased-away
Nice refashion, and I really like your librarian outfit.
May 27, 2013, 06.31 PMby mollytov
Awwe, thanks, and the whole outfit only cost me one dollar! The blouse was $1 from the thrift store, and the skirt, shoes, and glasses were hand-me-downs :P
May 27, 2013, 05.24 AMby smallone
awesome :) …from frump to fantastic!
oh. love your before pic BTW – too funny!
May 27, 2013, 06.31 PMby mollytov
Lulz, thankyou!
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8 Toward evening they heard the LORD God walking about in the garden, so they hid themselves among the trees. | 8 Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the LORD God as he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and they hid from the LORD God among the trees of the garden. |
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Chyron Products at CAPER 2012:
ChyronIP Graphics Streaming Over IP
At CAPER 2012, Chyron will demonstrate the all-new ChyronIP, a real-time HD/SD 2D and 3D character and graphics generator specifically designed for the NewTek(R) TriCaster(TM) — the all-in-one, integrated live production system that offers the power of a live network studio. ChyronIP is a compact, light-weight system that provides producers with up to two HD or SD full-motion channels of Chyron graphics that stream directly into the TriCaster over a network connection without tying up any of the video inputs. ChyronIP allows users to leverage Chyron's award-winning Lyric(R) PRO graphics application to create live, full-motion Chyron broadcast graphics, 3D animations, and transitions.
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SHOUT Social Media Editor
At CAPER 2012, Chyron will showcase SHOUT, a stand-alone software application that enables broadcasters to bring social media commentary into their live broadcasts quickly and easily from multiple data sources such as Twitter(TM), Facebook, RSS, and Mass Relevance. SHOUT gives one or more users the ability to monitor, select, adjust, and route social media conversations to broadcast graphics systems either for on-air playback or for storage as data files for later use.
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Lyric(R) PRO 8.5 Graphics Creation Software
Chyron will demonstrate its new Lyric(R) PRO 8.5 graphics creation software at CAPER 2012. With new and enhanced design features and support for Windows(R) 7 64-bit playout, Lyric PRO 8.5 accelerates graphic workflows that result in the shortest cycle time to air. Boasting native support for stereoscopic 3D, scriptless transitions, and touch-screen-enabled graphics, Lyric PRO 8.5 enables the easy creation of sophisticated graphics and is used by major broadcasters worldwide.
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BlueNet(TM) Graphics Creation and Playout
Chyron will demonstrate BlueNet(TM), a comprehensive solution that fully addresses broadcasters' requirements for streamlined end-to-end graphics workflows. BlueNet leverages Chyron's acclaimed suite of graphics tools for ordering and asset management, collaborative graphics creation, and real-time playout. Integration with Axis World Graphics, Chyron's cutting-edge cloud-based services offering, extends the power of BlueNet workflows to speed even the most advanced graphics to air.
Channel Box² Branding and Promo System
Chyron will showcase the newest version of its Channel Box² (v.4.6) channel branding system at CAPER 2012. Built on Chyron's Lyric technology, Channel Box² allows users to access any data RSS feeds, traffic, financial, weather, elections, tickers, promos, snipes, social media, and more, and publish it to air anywhere and anytime. Channel Box² software introduces Chyron's new social media editor, a software-based solution allowing an operator to monitor and pull incoming Tweets or Facebook posts from any feed and quickly display them on air.
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Company Quote: "In partnership with our Argentinian dealer BVS, we look forward to showcasing our newest graphics offerings to the Latin and South American broadcast communities. This includes SHOUT, our social media application; ChyronIP for Tricaster graphics streaming over IP; and our new Lyric PRO 8.5 graphics creation software — all of which are designed to meet the emerging needs of broadcast professionals worldwide," said Aldo Campisi, VP of Latin American sales at Chyron.
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Chyron (NASDAQ: CHYR) is a leading provider of Graphics as a Service for on-air and digital video applications including newsrooms, studios, sports broadcasting facilities, and corporate video environments. An Emmy(R) Award-winning company whose products have defined the world of digital and broadcast graphics, Chyron provides graphics solutions including the Axis World Graphics online content creation software and order management system, on-air graphics systems, clip servers, channel branding, and graphics asset management solutions, all of which may be incorporated into the company's BlueNet(TM) end-to-end graphics workflow. More information about Chyron products and services is available on the company websites: www.chyron.com and www.axisgraphics.tv. The company's investor relations information is at www.chyron.com via the "Investors" link.
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1 Now when Yeshua was born in Beit-Lechem of Yehudah in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men from the east came to Yerushalayim, saying, | 1 After Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea, during the time of King Herod, Magi from the east came to Jerusalem |
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Top quality wholesale crops. Supports new farms.
By: Susan Peters (Nov 3, 2011)
Moraine Farm supports new community farms in the Boston area. I managed a small, start-up farm this year, and because we did not have enough land, we needed to buy in certain crops. Gretta worked with me and provided high quality and reasonably priced wholesale crops, which I used to supplement our shares. Moraine Farm's winter squash, potatoes, and leeks got rave reviews from our shareholders.
Gretta is easy to work with, and she takes the time to offer new growers farming advice and tips. She goes out of her way to help new farmers get started.
Susan Peters - Farm Manager, Norwell Farms
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I'd highly recommend you work from the inside out... as you're doing the interior the chances of making the exterior a bit worse is pretty high, so you'll want to do the exterior painting—hull, deck, bottom—last.
Remove as much of the deck hardware as you can, and leave it off until you paint the deck.
The paint job will be easier and last longer if you remove the deck hardware.
Just remember, preparation is 95% of the work in a good paint job, and most paint jobs succeed or fail based on the prepwork done.
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