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Football | Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Giza and Nelson Earn Third Team All-West Region Honors
SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University football players Tyson Giza (Sr., CB, Salem, OR/Sprague HS) and Jack Nelson (Jr., ILB, Portland, OR/Jesuit HS) have been named All-West Region by D3football.com for the 2013 season. Giza was named to the Third Team as a kick return specialist on offense and as a cornerback on defense. Nelson was chosen for the Third Team as a linebacker on defense.
Overall, 77 players were named to fill 79 spots on the All-West Region Team. There were 26 spots on the First Team, with 26 more on the second team and 27 on the Third Team.
Giza was one of just two players selected at more than one position. Hakeem Bourne-McFarlane from Augsburg College (Minn.) was named to the First Team as a kick return specialist and to the Third Team as a safety.
Since 2005, when D3football.com began choosing All-Region teams, the Bearcats have been represented by 17 players earning 21 All-Region honors. The 2013 All-West Region Team was selected by sports information directors at colleges and universities in the West Region along with the D3football.com staff. A total of 202 nominations were received.
Willamette finished the 2013 season with a 7-2 overall record, including 4-2 in the Northwest Conference (3rd place). The Bearcats were ranked #25 in the final regular season NCAA Division III Coaches Poll released by the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA).
Head Coach Glen Fowles, in his second season leading the Bearcats, advanced his record to 15-4 (.789). The Bearcats averaged 41.1 points and 471.9 yards per game, while forcing opponents into 21 turnovers and earning 27 sacks on defense.
Third Team All-West Region
Tyson Giza (Sr., CB) was named First Team All-NWC at defensive back and kick returner this season. He previously earned Second Team All-NWC honors at defensive back in 2012 and was an Honorable Mention selection in 2011.
Giza returned 20 kickoffs a total of 573 yards to rank 17th in NCAA Division III and first in the NWC with 28.7 yards per return. He scored touchdowns on an 85-yard kickoff return versus Hardin-Simmons University and an 84-yard kickoff return against Pacific Lutheran University. He also gained an average of 9.7 yards on seven punt returns.
Overall, he achieved 641 return yards and 840 all-purpose yards. His all-purpose yardage included 129 yards – and a 45-yard touchdown -- on six catches as a wide receiver in his final game. He played on offense, defense and special teams against the University of Puget Sound on Nov. 16.
During his Willamette career, Giza gained a school record 1,537 kickoff return yards. He broke the previous record of 1,348 set by Jose Green ('11) from 2007-10.
On defense, Giza earned 42 total tackles this season, including 33 unassisted. He concluded his career with 110 total tackles on 77 solo tackles and 33 assists.
He led the Bearcats and ranked second in the NWC with four interceptions this fall, which he returned a total of 70 yards. He also led Willamette with 11 pass break-ups.
Among all players on the 242 teams in NCAA Division III, Giza ranked 13th in passes defended per game with 15 in nine games (1.7 avg.).
Giza finished his career with 13 interceptions and 24 pass break-ups in 37 games played. He recovered two fumbles, forced a fumble and blocked a kick.
Jack Nelson (Jr., ILB) was named First Team All-NWC for the second season in a row. He also received First Team Capital One Academic All-District recognition for his success on the field and in the classroom.
Nelson led the NWC in defensive plays this season, as he achieved 112 total tackles, on 67 solo stops and 45 assists. He ranked seventh in NCAA Division III in solo tackles per game (7.4 avg.) and was ninth in the nation in total tackles per game (12.4 avg.).
He tied for the team lead with 9.5 tackles for loss (37 yards), including 2.5 quarterback sacks (21 yards). He also intercepted two passes, broke up two passes, recovered two fumbles and forced a fumble.
During the season, Nelson recorded at least 10 tackles in all nine games. He registered 15 tackles against nationally-ranked Linfield College and contributed 14 tackles in each of three other games.
He has been a team leader since moving into a starting role midway through his sophomore season. He provided the Bearcats with a career-high 19 total tackles against Lewis & Clark College on Oct. 13, 2012. He has reached double-digit tackles 12 times in the past 15 games. He has earned NWC Defensive Student-Athlete of the Week honors three times.
Nelson has accumulated 211 total tackles in his career on 128 unassisted stops and 83 assists. He has achieved 16.0 tackles for loss and 6.0 quarterback sacks, while intercepting three passes and breaking up six passes.
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Avril Lavigne kicksAvril Lavigne kicked a girl in the crotch because she criticised her music.
The 'Complicated' singer was so furious after the girl told her she had ruined punk rock music that she retaliated by fighting with her.
Avril said: "Some girl came over and said, right in my face, 'You ruined punk rock.' So I stood up and kicked her in the box, then I pushed her - and then she got kicked out."
But the 19-year-old star says she doesn't enjoy fighting and only does it when she's provoked.
She told Britain's Sunday Times Culture magazine: "Every time I've ever talked to an interviewer about me getting into fights, it ends up being a big thing. I don't want to make it sound like I like fighting, because I don't."


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Last week I bought a second (identical) drop spindle from BJS Fiber Creations. It came packed in a bunch of random fiber, which probably wasn't meant to be spun up, but I figured "What the heck, it's good practice."
There were three colors: ice blue, purple, and a reddish-orange. "I will make my own Noro," I thought. I carefully split each color in half, so that I had two runs of fiber that went ice blue -> reddish-orange -> purple. Then I spun up each run, and I was ever so pleased with my own cleverness.
(You can see where this is going, right?)
I wound the first ply onto a knitting needle and stuck it in my cardboard box lazy kate. After spinning up the second ply I thought, "No need to wind this off, since I now have two spindles. I will just stick this spindle in my lazy kate, and use the other spindle to ply."
And it took me the whole entire batch to figure out my mistake!
By not winding off the second spindle, I ended up plying together the beginning of one ply and the end of the other. Which, instead of creating a Noro-like series of color transitions, shuffled the colors to create some very uneasy juxtapositions.
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A good point, but you can't tell me having a player like Shane Lechler or Andy Lee wouldn't be a huge help the Lions after the punter carousel last season.
Special teams are vastly underrated. A great punter can earn you 5-10 yards in net field position per kick compared to an average or bad one. Also, a strong kickoff specialist will eliminate the opponents kick return game, forcing them to always start at the 20. In a game of inches, that's a lot of valuable real estate that is often taken for granted by an average fan.
Rated by who? Kiper? McShay? How much stock are we going to put in these guys?
Every other team in the league passed on Konz as well. It's not that big of a deal. I doubt more than one percent of fans could name five centers without looking it up.
Lions got a sixth-rounder from the 49ers. Pick 196.
... and a few marijuana arrests.
I may have told this story before, but Gunther Cunningham once told me I look like I should be playing cornerback. Clearly he didn't have a tape measure or scale. I don't think a 5-foot-8, 160 pound corner with 5.0 40-yard speed is going to be much help.
Could you imagine if fans, or media for that matter, acted as the collective general manager of a franchise? I'm convinced, at some point, a minor league baseball team is going to let fans manage via Twitter. I'm not sure why it hasn't happened yet.
This isn't a slight to RGIII, it's praise for Cousins. They believe he's capable of backing up a rookie, something you'd normally want a seasoned veteran to handle.
Rick, yes, Mayhew and Schwartz are on the second floor while media is on the ground floor at the practice facility. We did get to talk to them after the first three picks, but I'm not sure we'll get any access today. There are no fans here, it's an office situation.
David Molk is just about the same size at Raiola. Do you still feel the same way?
You win this round.
Those mocks aren't really done by scouts, they're just there to provide a frame of reference. No one really knows how teams feel about specific players until they're drafted. Also, you can't judge the Steelers by one draft. They've taken plenty of skill position guys high (Mendenhall, Burress, Holmes, H. Miller) over the years.
I know you're joking, but I wouldn't completely discount the possibility. I would think the Lions would wait until at least the fifth before considering a QB, but hey, anything is possible.
I've heard they like Lewis so I would discount that possibility.
Didn't you have Ben Jones in the second round of your mock? He might be there in the fifth.
We're not talking about the diminutive Eastern Michigan point guard that led the nation in scoring?
No one will be more sad to see Burleson go than the media. If you ever need a quote about anything in the world, Nate is always willing to chat. I know that doesn't mean a thing about his production on the football field or his impact on the salary cap, but there's nothing wrong with appreciating a guy who makes your job easier.
To be fair, the Patriots drafted a safety in the second round who every analyst had drafted as a seventh-round or undrafted player. Different teams see different things in different players. Clearly the Lions loved Broyles or they wouldn't have made the pick. I'll admit, I still don't quite get it either, but to judge it now, before any of these kids have stepped on an NFL field is silly.


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The Erie BayHawks will try to do a better job on the glass in tonight's game at Maine. The BayHawks allowed 25 offensive rebounds in their last game that ended in an 106-84 loss against the Fort Wayne Mad Ants.
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Here's a video done by Erie Times-News photographer Janet B. Kummerer did on Allan Houston, a former star guard of the New York Knicks who is now the general manager of basketball operations for the Erie BayHawks.
An assistant general manager with the Knicks, Houston was in Erie on Monday. The Knicks are the sole NBA affiliate of the BayHawks, who are entering their fourth season in the D-League.
Erie opens the 2011-12 season Nov. 25 at Rio Grande Valley.
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Posted: June 25th, 2009
The NBA affiliates of the Erie BayHawks – Cleveland Cavaliers and Philadelphia 76ers – made some selections tonight's NBA Draft, which means one thing.
They may wind up suiting up for the BayHawks this season.
With the 30th overall pick, the Cavaliers chose Christian Eyenga out of the Congo. He's 6-foot-6, 210 pounds, can play either guard or forward, but check out his stats.
The Sixers used the 17th overall pick to take UCLA point guard Jrue Holiday.
With the D-League adding two teams in the eastern part of country in Portland, Maine and Springfield, Mass., Philadelphia become an affiliate of one of those two teams. Since the Sixers were so far away from Erie (6 hours), they didn't develop the kind of the relationship with the BayHawks the Cavaliers did.
So talking about Philadelphia's first-round pick playing in Erie may be irrelevant. If Philly and Erie remain connected, the chances of Holiday playing for the BayHawks are decent, but not great.
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Posted: March 31st, 2009
For now, the D-League looks as if it's going to have 17 teams for next season. The league has added two franchises in Springfield, Mass., and Portland, Maine, but a current team – the Anaheim Arsenal – is relocating to Springfield.
So our sports department intern, Eric Peddigree, and I took a moment to see what would be the best way to divide the league up. So we printed out a map of the United States and began to go to work on it.
"All I need is a piece of paper," Eric said.
I provided the pen. It wasn't that hard. The D-League probably already got it figured out, but just in case it doesn't, Eric and I wanted to help the league out.
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Nelly Furtado made her grand entrance to Sunday's Juno Awards (Canada's answer to the Grammys) from the ceiling, in a purported tribute to her first hit, 2001's "I'm Like a Bird." Except, she looks more like a bat or maybe a marine animal after an oil spill. Seriously, the only bird she's like is a scary-ass one. If she's like a bird, she'll only peck your eyes out.
Regardless of her fright factor, Nelly went on to host the show, perform and win five awards. After the ceremony, Nelly talked about the big night, saying, "I'm very much floating and flying without harness." How high is she?
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Tennessee's 2013 recruiting class is currently ranked 30th by 247 Sports, 33rd by ESPN, and 30th by Rivals. As the Vols close on some of these recruits, they'll climb the rankings. The Vols currently have 18 commits and can sign as many as 27 players this year. Expect Tennessee to finish with a class ranked in the top 20 nationally, and the Vols have a good shot at sneaking into the top 15.
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4* DE Jason Carr wants to come back to campus this weekend is to help recruit 5* Safety Von Bell on his visit. He has also reportedly shut down the rest of his visits and is sticking with TN. Alabama has signed a former pro baseball player to play safety which could mean Von Bell could be favoring the Vols. After visiting Alabama last weekend, Bell hosted Coach Jones and the entire Vol defensive staff in his home Monday.
A.J. Branisel: Branisel committed to Tennessee earlier this month and has shown no indications of signing anywhere else. Branisel has tremendous speed for his size, running a 4.5 40 yard dash. The Vols desperately need help at the tight end position with the loss of Rivera and Branisel has the potential to see immediate playing time.
Dylan Wiesman: Like Branisel, Wiesman committed to Tennessee earlier this month and has not wavered on that pledge. He's a near lock to sign with the Vols and isn't planning on taking visits elsewhere. Wiesman will likely sit behind the veteran Vol offensive line this season.
Shelton Gibson: Gibson committed to West Virginia last week. He is scheduled to make an unofficial visit to West Virginia this weekend and the Mountaineers lead; however, the Vols gave him something to think about during his trip to Knoxville. This receiver left his official visit wowed by Tennessee's tradition, facilities, and staff. He plans to bring his family with him to UT for an unofficial visit in two weeks. It will come down to West Virginia and Tennessee, and if he makes the trip to UT in two weeks, Coach Jones' chances to sign him go way up. If he signs with Tennessee, he'll compete for immediate playing time and possibly a starting spot.
Brett Kendrick: Kendrick has been committed to UT since June, but Arkansas (where Chaney and Pittman are on staff) has been making a push to land him. He may visit Arkansas but Kendrick's weekend trip to UT solidified his commitment to the Vols. Kendrick plays in an uptempo spread offense and should fit well in Coach Jones' offensive philosophy. The Vols return starters at every position on the offensive line next year and he will have a year to acclimate without being expected to contribute.
Austin Sanders: Sanders has been committed to Tennessee since August of 2011, and isn't wavering on that pledge. He left his weekend visit praising Tennessee's coaches. As with Kendrick, Sanders won't be counted on to start as a freshman and may sit a year.
Josh Smith: Smith has been committed to Tennessee since June, and though Arkansas and Cincinnati have made a recent push to sign him, it would be surprising if he signs elsewhere. It may take a year or so for him to grow into a consistently productive player, but with Tennessee's lack of depth at receiver, he could see action this fall.
Peyton Barber: Barber has been committed to Ole Miss since July and is scheduled to visit Oxford this weekend, but the Vols aren't out of the hunt to sign him. His mother is a Tennessee alum and accompanied Peyton on his visit. He was impressed with Tennessee's facilities and said he could see himself playing for Coach Jones. While he remains committed to Ole Miss, he won't make his final decision until signing day. Ole Miss clearly leads, but CBJ and his staff believe they have a shot with him. He has reportedly shut down his recruitment as of Thursday morning and remains committed to Ole Miss after a visit from Hugh Freeze earlier this week.
Ryan Jenkins: A former Clemson commit, Jenkins switched his commitment from the Tigers to the Vols January 7th and became the first 4-star recruit to pledge to play for Coach Jones at Tennessee. Jenkins' visit went extremely well, and he even did his part in trying to convince his friend, 5-star defensive end Carl Lawson, to join him at Tennessee. The receiver picked up a recent offer from Auburn but doesn't plan on taking any additional visits. Expect Jenkins to see playing time in the slot position this fall.
Cameron Sutton: Sutton has been committed to the Vols since August, but Auburn and Ole Miss have been making a push to land him. Fortunately for Tennessee, it looks like his campus visit left him firmly committed to the Vols, and he may travel back to Knoxville to make an unofficial visit next week. If he stays with his UT commitment, he'll have a chance to contribute immediately in a secondary.
Malik Foreman: A former Vanderbilt commit, this was Foreman's first visit to Tennessee last weekend since switching his commitment from the Commodores to the Vols. The visit hopefully helped solidify Foreman's commitment to Tennessee. Foreman could also see playing time this fall in the Vol secondary.
Jaylen Miller: 4* DE Miller was the lone uncommitted visitor over the weekend and is scheduled to take trips to Maryland and Wake Forest in the coming weeks. Those trips may not happen as he is expected to be the next player to commit to Tennessee. The Vols desperately need defensive lineman in this class and with Miller's potential to play every position on the defensive front, he'd be almost guaranteed playing time this fall and could challenge for a starting spot. Probable commit as of Thursday AM. Meeting with CBJ today! Could be a done deal tonight.
Davin Bellamy: 4* DE Bellamy has been committed to Florida State since August, but his official visit this weekend certainly left the Vols in excellent position to sign him. Coach Jones is selling the ability to step in and play early to Tennessee's defensive targets and communicated to Bellamy that the Vols don't just want him—they need him. While Bellamy ranks the Vols and Seminoles at the top of his list, he's scheduled to visit Georgia this weekend. He will not make an announcement until signing day. CBJ with a home visit yesterday!
"With the coaches, it definitely was a family feel. I could tell a difference between Dooley's staff and Tennessee's current staff. I honestly think coach Jones is going to be a successful coach. He has the right things in mind and he has the right attitude about things." -Bellamy
Carl Lawson: #1 WDE (and #24 Overall) Lawson is currently committed to Auburn but is keeping his options open. He has scheduled visits to North Carolina and Auburn in the next two weeks, but is strongly considering Tennessee. His good friend, 4-star receiver Ryan Jenkins, is a Vol commit and visited Knoxville with Lawson over the weekend. The Vols, along with Auburn, North Carolina, and Clemson, are in Lawson's top four. For now, it looks as though Tennessee neither trails nor leads in the race to land him. Potential starter. Lawson is the type of game-changing edge rusher the Volunteers desperately need....
5* RB Derrick Green from Richmond, VA hosted Vols coaches (Bajakian/Graham) on Wednesday and will choose from his Final 3 on Saturday @ 4:00: Auburn, Michigan or Tennessee.
CBJ had an in-home visit with longtime 3* offensive tackle commitment Dan Skipper yesterday. Skipper took an official visit to Arkansas late last week before going to Ohio State last weekend, and he's scheduled to visit Ole Miss this weekend.
3* all-purpose back JoJo Kemp of DeLand, FL, who once was scheduled to visit Tennessee, now is planning to visit South Florida this weekend and is not expected to make the trip to Knoxville.
DT Maurice Swain of Troup County High School in LaGrange, GA, will also not be visiting Tennessee this weekend.
Vols defensive coordinator John Jancek will visit LB Zach Cunningham today leading up to his scheduled visit to Tennessee this weekend. Cunningham is planning to visit Vanderbilt Friday-Sunday before heading to Knoxville on Sunday for a two-day visit. Cunningham is scheduled to receive visits from both Vanderbilt and Tennessee today.
Tennessee WR coach Zach Azzanni is scheduled to visit with WR Tyler Boyd of Clairton, PA today, who's still expected to travel to Knoxville this weekend.
Marquez North 4* WR, visited North Carolina last weekend. The Tar Heels are likely Tennessee's main competition for North. He could play immediately wherever he signs and would be a huge addition to this class.
A recent Tennessee visitor, Chongo Kondolo, took a weekend official visit to Nebraska. The Vols and Cornhuskers are the favorites to sign him and neither program has a clear lead at this point.
Former Penn State commit Jonathan Walton, 3* LB, probable to USCe.
Johnathan Ford, 4* RB has been committed to Vanderbilt since April. Ford may visit Auburn this weekend and though the Tigers may factor into his decision, Vanderbilt and Tennessee are his top two choices. Jay Graham visited Ford Tuesday.
Inside Linebacker EJ Levenberry will be making an official visit to Tennessee this weekend. This long time FSU commit is reportedly not happy with Sal Sunseri's hire in Tallahassee and this may open the door for the Volunteers on National Signing Day.
3* QB Joshua Dobbs will be making the trip up from Alpharetta, GA this weekend if weather permits. He has been firmly committed to Arizona State for some time but all that may change if Coach Jones and staff can put in some work on Rocky Top in the coming days.
With less than two weeks left till Christmas, I mean National Signing Day, it's a familiar place we find ourselves as Tennessee fans.... Anxiously waiting for NSD with a new coach who has been given a fraction of time in which to make something significant happen on the recruiting trail.
It has been fun to watch thus far! Good luck Coach Jones and staff, we're rooting for you! Go Vols!


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Jerry Jerry ~ Smart (I'm Smart)
My ongoing efforts to broaden the Youtubular footprint of Mr. Jerry Jerry have yielded further strange fruit in the form of this video for Smart (I'm Smart) from the stripped-down solo effort The Sound and the Jerry (1997). I had thought to go with the Marx Brothers, or maybe mad scientists (saving the immortal Herbert West for when I tackle Wierd), but for reasons that surpass my own understanding, I settled on a mishmash of Daniel Day-Lewis characters. If Jerry ever releases an extended dance remix, I'll cut the video again with some ripe footage from Nine spliced in.
Jerry Jerry ~ Smart (I'm Smart)
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-- Income from Operations Significantly Increased in Third Quarter FY12 Versus Prior Year Quarter --
FOREST CITY, IOWA, June 14, 2012 - Winnebago Industries, Inc. (NYSE:WGO), a leading United States (U.S.) recreation vehicle (RV) manufacturers, today reported financial results for the Company's third quarter of Fiscal 2012 and first nine months of Fiscal 2012.Revenues for the third quarter of Fiscal 2012 ended May 26, 2012 were $155.7 million, an increase of 14.9 percent, versus $135.6 million for the third quarter of Fiscal 2011. Included within consolidated revenues was $16.4 million associated with towable products, compared to $7.2 million for the third quarter of Fiscal 2011. The Company reported an operating profit of $3.5 million for the quarter versus $538,000 for the third quarter of Fiscal 2011. Net income for the third quarter was $3.9 million versus $1.2 million for the third quarter of Fiscal 2011. On a diluted per share basis, the Company had net income of $0.13 for the third quarter of Fiscal 2012 versus $0.04 for the third quarter of Fiscal 2011. Revenues were higher in the quarter as compared to the prior year primarily due to an increase in wholesale deliveries of towable products and the increase in average selling price for all RV products due to the mix of higher priced products delivered. The third quarter of Fiscal 2012 gross margin was positively impacted by better fixed cost absorption due to higher production levels as compared to the prior period.Revenues for the first nine months of Fiscal 2012 were $419.1 million, an increase of 14.6 percent, compared to $365.9 million for the first nine months of Fiscal 2011. The Company reported an operating profit of $3.0 million for the first nine months of Fiscal 2012, compared to $9.5 million for the same period of Fiscal 2011. Net income for the first nine months of Fiscal 2012 was $4.1 million, or $0.14 per diluted share, versus $8.3 million, or $0.28 per diluted share, for the first nine months of the last fiscal year.Revenues were higher for the first nine months as compared to the prior period for the same reasons as during the third quarter, with increased towable deliveries and increased average selling prices for all RV products due to the mix of higher priced products delivered. Operating profit for the first nine months was lower as compared to the prior period most notably due to increased pricing and inflationary pressures in Fiscal 2012 and the fact that Fiscal 2011 results included a $3.5 million pre-tax benefit from the results of an annual physical inventory of work-in-process, due to lower actual inventory scrap and production loss. "Our business was sequentially much stronger during the third fiscal quarter and as a result, our margins have improved," said Winnebago Industries' Chairman, CEO and President Randy Potts. "Notably, towables achieved their first full quarter of operating profitability in the third quarter. Our sales order backlog for motorized products was strong going into our Dealer Days event held in May in Las Vegas. This event resulted in even more orders, particularly for our towable products, due to the positive reception to our new product offerings. Our RV inventory on dealers' lots is fresh but at a conservative level, which combined with our higher order position leads us to be optimistic about the remainder of the fiscal year."
Conference Call
Winnebago Industries, Inc. will conduct a conference call in conjunction with this release at 9 a.m. Central Time today, Thursday, June 14, 2012. Members of the news media, investors and the general public are invited to access a live broadcast of the conference call via the Investor Relations page of the Company's website at http://www.winnebagoind.com/investor.html. The event will be archived and available for replay for the next 90 days.
About Winnebago Industries
Winnebago Industries, Inc., The Most Recognized Name In Motor Homes®, is a leading U.S. manufacturer of recreation vehicles used primarily in leisure travel and outdoor recreation activities. The Company and its subsidiary build quality motor homes, travel trailers and fifth wheel products under the Winnebago, Itasca, Era and SunnyBrook brand names. Winnebago Industries has received the Quality Circle Award from the Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association every year since the award's inception in 1996. The Company's common stock is listed on the New York and Chicago Stock Exchanges and traded under the symbol WGO. Options for the Company's common stock are traded on the Chicago Board Options Exchange. For access to Winnebago Industries' investor relations material or to add your name to an automatic email list for Company news releases, visit, http://www.winnebagoind.com/investor.html.
This press release may contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain. A number of factors could cause actual results to differ materially from these statements, including, but not limited to increases in interest rates, availability of credit, low consumer confidence, significant increase in repurchase obligations, inadequate liquidity or capital resources, availability and price of fuel, a slowdown in the economy, availability of chassis and other key component parts, sales order cancellations, slower than anticipated sales of new or existing products, new product introductions by competitors, the effect of global tensions, integration of operations relating to mergers and acquisitions activities and other factors. Additional information concerning certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from that projected or suggested is contained in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over the last 12 months, copies of which are available from the SEC or from the Company upon request. The Company disclaims any obligation or undertaking to disseminate any updates or revisions to any forward looking statements contained in this release or to reflect any changes in the Company's expectations after the date of this release or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any statement is based, except as required by law.
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"This is a way to create a synthetic model of people that will be acceptable to them when they would look at them on a television or in an Avatar Kinect kind of scenario," Mundie told USA Today in a video interview. "There's no reason that we couldn't do that in real time by feeding the information that we get from a Kinect sensor, including its audio input and its 3D modeling, spacial representation, and couple that to the body and the gesture recognition in order to create a full body avatar, that has photo realistic features and full facial animation," he added.
This impressive (if not somewhat terrifying) demo is still very much in the prototype phase, however, and Mundie said it would be "some time before we see it show up in products." We're just hoping those first "products" aren't T-1000s.
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Euthanasia refers to the practice of ending
a life in a painless manner, usually by lethal injection or withdrawing
life-supporting treatment. Assisted
suicide differs to euthanasia as the doctor merely provides the means of
committing suicide. The debate about
whether people should be allowed to determine when they die is a complex and
long running one. People with
Parkinson's have been among advocates for the 'right to die' although there is
no data to indicate how many have taken this route.
Apart from religious objections, there are
legal problems to be overcome in ensuring that legislation to allow euthanasia
and assisted suicide will not lead to unnecessary deaths. At the time of
writing (2011) euthanasia is legal only in Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, and assisted suicide in Albania and a few states in America. Whilst assisted suicide is not legal in Switzerland,
doctors who do assist are not prosecuted.
This issue is emotive and controversial and
is likely to remain so. The challenge for society is to improve symptom control
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ORLANDO, FL - JANUARY 22: Confetti falls as the doors to the show are opened at the Opening Ceremony during the 61st PGA Merchandise Show, held at the Orange County Covention Center, on January 22, 2014 in Orlando, FL. (Photo by Megan Blank/The PGA of America)
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Slot City Versions and History
Welcome to Slot City version history and updates list at AppsMeNow, this page contains a detailed history of Slot City version releases and updates across all editions and platforms.
Slot City updated list contains all recent versions as published from Appchi Media Ltd on the mobile iOS store
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Slot City Gets a Release Date: Dec 12 2012
Appchi Media Ltd has finally published Slot City and revealed its release date : Dec 12 2012. We are really thrilled for Appchi Media Ltd and wish them goodluck. The application will be available starting today at App stores. Pictures, details, users reviews and further information can be found at the full Slot City review.


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A healthy dessert from British model and cookbook author Sophie Dahl.
1/2 cup tapioca (soaked overnight in plenty of water)
1-1/3 cups milk
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 tbsp butter, plus more as needed
2 tbsp runny honey, agave nectar, or brown sugar
Apples & Apricots
12 dried apricots (like the tapioca, soaked overnight, but in about 1 cup orange juice)
1 cup or so water
1 cinnamon stick
A few tbsp of orange juice
1 tbsp agave nectar or honey
2 eating apples, peeled, cored, and sliced
Step 1: Having soaked the tapioca overnight, drain and place it in a saucepan with the milk, vanilla extract, and butter. Bring to a boil, turn to low, and simmer, stirring in the honey, agave, or sugar, for another 10 minutes.
Step 2: Cut your overnight magically plumped apricots into halves or quarters, if desired. In another saucepan, place the water, cinnamon, orange juice, agave or honey and apples and bring to a boil, giving it a good stir now and then. Simmer for about 10-15 minutes, or until the apples are tender.
Step 3: Now, here you can do one of two things. Serve the stewed fruit as is on top of the tapioca or put the tapioca in a small ovenproof dish with another tbsp of butter, pour the apples and apricots on top, and bake at 350°F for 15 or so minutes. The choice is yours.
See more recipes from Sophie Dahl.
Reprinted with permission from Sophie Dahl's Very Fond of Food (2012 Ten Speed Press).
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I.T. Outlet, Inc.
IT Outlet, Inc. is a hardware company that concentrates on the resale of new and previously owned networking solutions. IT Outlet, Inc. carries several types of IT brands for various needs. They aim to provide customers with impeccable prices while providing great service for their customers.
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Industry: Information Technology and Service
Creatuity upgraded IT Outlet, Inc to Magento Enterprise Edition, configured their website to be compatible to the Magento Enterprise Edition, and enhanced their live server for better re-indexing capabilities.
Offering the highest quality of military medals and tactical gear, USAMM is the largest military store in the U.S. and focuses on fast shipping and terrific customer services.
Size: 11-50 Employees
Industry: Military Medals, Retail, Tactical gear
Creatuity created a customized option for their shipping that allowed USAMM to configure their Magento API to the API of FedEx and allow them to offer Saturday FedEx delivery for their customers.
Outdoor Signs America
Outdoor Signs America is a well known sign supplying company that makes custom and standard signs for many different kinds of businesses and organizations.
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Creatuity built a new Magento Enterprise Edition website for Outdoor Signs America and integrated a few third-party relationships that they wanted to carry over from their old e-commerce platform, as well as added a third-party shipping service that would be compatible with their existing contract with their freight carrier, Con-way.
Kembrel was born as an online club that offers flash deals and pop-up shops to students selling merchandise for a fraction of the cost cash-strapped undergrads would normally spend.
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Creatuity's development team built a custom Magento template from scratch and then implemented this new front-end design swiftly in collaboration with the Kembrel team.
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The world of beauty products is one filled with options but lacking in reliable recommendations. Bloom recognized this problem and has built their business around offering consumers a place to browse products while being able to see recommendations from their friends.
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Creatuity helped Bloom drastically improve their site's performance when under heavy traffic, and supplied continuing, ongoing support to help Bloom continue to be able to serve their customers.
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Creatuity designed and implemented a brand new Wordpress site for The Wild East Group that was compatible across desktop and mobile platforms.
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The Model Machine prides itself on the quality and professionalism of the talent they manage and have been a leader in the boutique model booking industry for years now, booking high-fashion models for luxury brands, designers, and corporations, as well as other high-end clients.
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The Manatee School District's Balanced Literacy Model respects and addresses the needs of all learners. The research-based framework views teachers as informed decision makers to identify individual learner's needs and match instructional and assessment strategies. These are aligned with our standards-based curriculum enabling students to become lifelong independent readers. This initiative declares that by 2005-2006, 100% of the elementary classrooms will provide evidence of a balanced reading approach.
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Theodore Bikel, R.I.P.
Actor and musician Theodore Bikel passed away yesterday of natural causes at the age of 91. Bikel is best known for playing Tevye in the Broadway classic Fiddler on the Roof.
Actor and musician Theodore Bikel passed away yesterday of natural causes at the age of 91. Bikel is best known for playing Tevye in the Broadway classic Fiddler on the Roof.
Scott Walker's campaign must be in a jubilant mood with Jeb Bush making a point of singling him for criticism on Iran's nuclear deal. To be precise, Bush criticized Walker for vowing to tear up the Iran nuclear deal on his first day in office.
This elevates Walker in much the same way President Obama elevated Walker when he directly criticized him over signing right to work legislation in Wisconsin back in March and again the following month when Obama said that Walker needed to "bone up on foreign policy" in an interview with NPR. And guess what Obama was criticizing Walker over? You guessed it. Over Walker's vow to tear up the Iran nuclear deal on his first day in office.
An LGBT pride march in Scotland has banned "cis" drag queens from marching out of the fear that it could offend transgender people.
Free Pride Glasgow is scheduled to take place in August, and bills itself as an alternative to the city's main Pride event, which has allegedly become too commercialized.
"It was felt by the group within the Trans/Non Binary Caucus that some drag performance, particularly cis drag, hinges on the social view of gender and making it into a joke, however transgender individuals do not feel as though their gender identity is a joke," organizers said in a statement.
According to the statement announcing the policy, some transsexuals found drag performances offensive because it "hinges on the social view of gender and making it into a joke."
So Secretary of State John Kerry finds Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's plans to defy U.S. Middle East policy "very disturbing." (H/T Allahpundit at Hot Air).
So now Kerry is disturbed by Iran? Apparently, Kerry wasn't all that disturbed negotiating with a regime that is currently holding four Americans in captivity. Of course, when Major Garrett of CBS News dared to question President Obama about it, he admonished Garrett and told him he "should know better."
The Department of State was caught red-handed, and they are dragging Hillary Clinton to court with them. According to a report by Politico, the State Department delayed responses to Associated Press concerning information about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's schedules and her top staffers for FOUR YEARS.
Naturally, this delay isn't the State Department's fault. As reported by Politico:
Justice Department lawyers representing State said a surge in FOIA requests caused large backlogs at the agency. They also said State is struggling with a wave of lawsuits since the disclosure in March that Clinton exclusively used a private email server during her service as secretary. In December, she returned 55,000 pages of emails at her former agency's request.
After ostensibly trying to separate global warming from national security concerns, Democratic presidential candidate Martin O'Malley Monday jumped on the bandwagon of those claiming global warming created the conditions necessary for Islamic State to grow.
"One of the things that preceded the failure of the nation-state of Syria and the rise of ISIS was the effect of climate change and the mega-drought that affected that region, wiped out farmers, drove people to cities, created a humanitarian crisis that created the symptoms — or rather the conditions of extreme poverty — that has now led to the rise of ISIL and this extreme violence," O'Malley, the former governor of Maryland, told Bloomberg news in a question about foreign policy.
O'Malley's comments echo those of the Obama administration and environmentalists who are trying to paint global warming as not just an environmental issue, but also a national security problem.
President Obama has finally ordered that the White House flags be lowered to half-staff in memory and honor of the five servicemen killed last week in Chattanooga. The U.S. Capitol flags were lowered earlier this morning.
The President also issued a statement:
Our thoughts and prayers as a Nation are with the service members killed last week in Chattanooga. We honor their service. We offer our gratitude to the police officers and first responders who stopped the rampage and saved lives. We draw strength from yet another American community that has come together with an unmistakable message to those who would try and do us harm: We do not give in to fear. You cannot divide us. And you will not change our way of life.
The move comes after much criticism over the past five days, noting that the White House had lowered the flags for other shooting victims, including those who perished at Ft. Hood, and for a number of celebrities, including Whitney Houston.
Yet again, as a guest with Neil Cavuto on Fox Business, presidential hopeful and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee was asked about reforming Social Security in order to help it avoid insolvency. And yet again, he used a straw man argument to dodge the question.
Huckabee said that he is not interested in changing the Social Security system because "I don't think you can tell somebody who's worked for 51 years and had their check taken out involuntarily that 'Oh by the way, we lied to you, we stole from you, and we're going to stick it to you one more time.' I just think that's not something you push on people who have worked a lifetime and you blame them for government screwing up."
Huckabee's argument is a straw man designed to let him avoid a difficult discussion.
Nobody is proposing changing terms of Social Security for those in or even near retirement.
To say that he's against changing the deal for someone "who's worked for 51 years" is meaningless. Nobody is for that.
And we don't need to change the deal for those in or near retirement to help this federal Ponzi scheme survive at least another generation or two.
John Kasich, the Governor of Ohio, makes his presidential announcement today. He becomes the 16th person to join the Republican field and the 8th current or former governor.
Kasich is a fiscal policy expert. He has made a federal Balanced Budget Amendment a key talking point in his speeches and appearances so far, and was known for being a budget cutter while in Congress. His record in Ohio tells a very different story. Spending has risen rapidly during Kasich's tenure in Columbus.
Data from the National Association of State Budget Officers illustrates the rapid growth general fund spending. From fiscal year 2012, Kasich's first full fiscal year, to fiscal year 2015, general fund spending increased in Ohio by 18 percent. Nationally, state general fund spending increased by 12 percent during that period. Kasich's proposed budget for fiscal year 2016 increased spending further. It included a year-over-year increase of 11 percent. The average governor proposed a spending increase of 3 percent from fiscal year 2015 to fiscal year 2016.
On Tuesday, Ohio Governor John Kasich announced that he's running for president.
In July 2015, it's a bit strange to say he's a little late to the race but that's the case. It's not going to be easy for him to make the top ten to be on the stage during the first debate -- which takes place in his state. And while he has $12 million raised so far, that puts him behind many of the other candidates and with only a tenth of Jeb Bush's war chest. But longshots have won in the past (not least our current president) and Kasich should, on paper, not be among the longest of longshots.
Let's start with the elephant in the room: Many conservatives won't forgive John Kasich for being among the handful of Republican governors who went along with Obamacare's Medicaid expansion. Kasich is also a moderate on immigration and has told social issues conservatives to "get over it" when it comes to campaigning against same-sex marriage.
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We had an issue with the installer which is now fixed, though this requires you to un-install the app (try using AppCleaner or similar to remove all) and re-download from Todoist.com/mac and re-install.
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Here at the RFT, we are great at putting out a newspaper. We get awards for it and everything. But this summer we learned that we are not so great at winning softball games. Sure, there were a few shining moments at the plate and some stellar catches in the field, but a terrific team we were not. But we definitely would have socked away a few more W's if we'd put in some time in the batting cage at Concord Lanes' Arizona Action Park. This place is sweet! You get twenty pitches for a buck that's a lot of slow-pitch-softball practice for not a lot of cash. If you spend $5, your sixth token is free. Talk about value: That's 120 strikes! The cage is spacious, too, which provides hitters with a feel for those homers they're bound to hit after just a little training. If you're not a participant in your company's coed slow-pitch league, the Action Park offers nine baseball-pitching machines featuring various speeds, plus one fast-pitch softball cage you know, for the real players.