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Gamethread: New York Jets vs. San Francisco 49ers 09.30.12
Who: New York Jets vs. San Francisco 49ers
When: 1:00 p.m. EDT
Where: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ
Media: TV – FOX, DirecTV – 706, Radio – ESPN 98.7 FM, Sirius – 113, Sirius XM – XM 229, Internet Audio – NFL Fieldpass.
Their Previous Meeting: The last time these two teams met, despite coming off a loss against Jay Cutler and the Denver Broncos, Favre, yes THE Brett Favre, and Company, at 8-4, still had a chance to contend for a playoff berth. Unfortunately, the Denver game served as a prelude to the Jets losing four of their final five games in the waning days of the Mangini era and the then lowly 4-8 49ers capitalized. Despite completing 65% of his passes, Favre struggled to find the end zone however, had no issue finding 49er cornerback Walt Harris on his lone interception of the day. The 49ers controlled much of the game taking an early 7-0 lead before the Jets tied on a 2 yard Brett Favre run. Frank Gore put the Niners ahead again on a four yard touchdown pass from Shaun Hill only for Jets running back Thomas Jones to answer with a 17 yard score. However, the Jets' offense would sputter thereafter while the 49ers scored on a Joe Nedney field goal and Hill threw his second touchdown pass of the day to Bryant Johnson. The Jets went on to lose the contest 24-14.
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Jets: LB Nick Bellore (Shoulder–Probable), FB John Conner (Knee–Questionable), CB Antonio Cromartie (Shoulder–Probable), DT Mike DeVito (Calf–Probable), WR Stephen Hill (Hamstring–Doubtful), T Austin Howard (Back–Probable), TE Dustin Keller (Hamstring–Questionable), S LaRon Landry (Heel–Probable), CB Ellis Lankster (Low back–Probable), C Nick Mangold (Wrist–Probable), G Brandon Moore (Hip–Probable), LB Calvin Pace (Achilles–Probable), NT Sione Po'uha (Low back–Probable), CB Darrelle Revis (Knee–Out), QB Mark Sanchez (Low back–Probable), LB Bart Scott (Toe–Questionable), G Matt Slauson (Knee–Probable), S Eric Smith (Hip/Knee–Probable), LB Bryan Thomas (Hamstring–Questionable), CB Isaiah Trufant (Ankle–Probable), and WR Patrick Turner (Hamstring–Questionable).
49ers: TE Vernon Davis (Back–Probable), WR Ted Ginn Jr. (Ankle–Questionable), RB Brandon Jacobs (Knee–Questionable), P Andy Lee (Hand–Probable), DT Isaac Sopoaga (Ankle/Knee–Questionable), and LB Patrick Willis (Ankle–Probable).
Jets: QB Greg McElroy, RB Jonathan Grimes, TE Dustin Keller, C Caleb Schlauderaff, NT Damon Harrison, and CB Darrelle Revis.
49ers: QB Scott Tolzien, WR A.J. Jenkins, RB LaMichael James, RB Brandon Jacobs, G Joe Looney, NT Issac Sopoaga, and S Trenton Robinson.
Game Captains: TE Konrad Reuland, WR Chaz Schilens, RB Joe McKnight, LB Josh Mauga, and K Nick Folk.
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The life of a Jets fan. Your franchise cornerback returns from injury only for you to lose him to a torn ACL. Without a doubt the loss of Revis is a tough blow for a defense that revolves around him and his abilities. But, there is little time to dwell on it as the Jets have to move forward and prepare with what they have in front of them, many of whom are unproven as far as a starting role is concerned. When comparing them to Revis, who we've realistically been spoiled with, the drop off might seem disturbing but in reality like every human cornerback in the league they have their flaws. Revis is not human and therefore it would unfair of us to heighten our expectations to Level Revis. The Jets will undoubtedly rely on their safety tandem of Landry and Bell now more so than ever before simply because they can with the upgrade in talent. They also need to start up front and apply pressure on Alex Smith. The Jets' D-Line has been struggling mightily in that department and would do well to get something, anything going today against the 49ers or we may be grimacing at both the offense AND defense.
Speaking of offense, or lack thereof, what immediately comes to mind is points are being left on the field, Ground and Pound is averaging less than 3 yards per carry, and Sanchez has struggled to connect with his receivers. To the point about Sanchez, he's made some questionable throws but his receivers haven't exactly done him wonders either with dropped passes, mistimed routes, wrong routes and letting press coverage blanket them. The absence of Dustin Keller has certainly, to a degree, thrown Sanchez off because of the rapport the two developed. Hill has been catch less the past two contests and is now sidelined with a hamstring injury while Santonio has seemingly been the only consistent contributor. Schilens is still a relatively unknown commodity while Gates looks like he could use additional reps on the practice squad. And then there's Patrick Turner who the Jets just re-signed to help with Hill out but he is listed as questionable with a hamstring injury. Keller's listed as questionable but hopefully he can return and provide some much needed help. At running back while Shonn Greene has yet to lose his starting job, the heat is growing. He's averaging a measly 2.8 YPC and while his backup Bilal Powell has shown the speed and vision the running desperately could use. What makes it worse for Greene anyway is that he'll be going against a clone of, or what WAS a clone of, the Jets defense and Powell could see more carries if he can find some holes. Technically we could still file Joe $ under this category but the team seems adamant about the switch to corner. Enter Jon Grimes. Grimes was an impressive force in the preseason who was left developing on their practice squad for a few weeks before the Jets snatched him up. If the Jets are serious about McKnight's change then activating two running backs on game day would be foolish given Greene's struggles and past injury issues. I wouldn't be surprised to see Grimes active.
There's no doubt this will be a tough task especially since the Niners have so many weapons while the Jets have a penchant for beating themselves by leaving points on the field and missing tackles. This will hopefully give us a positive idea of where the team is headed and how far they can go. Let the battle begin.


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Westminster's Main Street was full Saturday of festival-goers taking advantage of the sunny weather and access to dozens of vendors selling everything from rib-eye sandwiches to homemade jewelry.
Kids lined up 20 and 30 deep to take spins on carnival rides at the apple festival Saturday.
Westminster-based Shades of Blue performed a midday set Saturday for apple festival denizens.
Ables Orchard of Long Creek reported strong sales Friday and Saturday from its Main Street festival booth. Proprietor Mike Ables said the apple season has gotten off to a good start.
Leslie White (at counter) operated the Oconee Heritage Center's general store on Westminster's Main Street with extended hours Friday and Saturday.
West-Oak High School's baseball and football boosters reported strong demand for ribeye sandwiches at their festival booth, which is typically one of the year's best fundraisers for both teams.
Apple growers from Long Creek dotted Main Street during the festival. Susan Hollifield, right, whose husband, Doug, operates his family's fourth-generation business, said the business had great retail sales this weekend and is having a good year overall.
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General detail view of the former swimming pool of the Landsberg... News PhotoBayern Munich - Soccer,Crime,Former,Germany,Justice - Concept,Landsberg Prison,Law,President,Prison,Sentencing,Soccer,Sport,Swimming Pool,The Media,Uli Hoeness,VerticalPhotographer Johannes SimonCollection: Getty Images News 2014 Getty ImagesLANDSBERG, GERMANY - MARCH 31: General detail view of the former swimming pool of the Landsberg prison, where former FC Bayern Muenchen president Uli Hoeness will serve his sentence, is seen during a guided tour for the media on March 31, 2014 in Landsberg, Germany. A judge found Hoeness guilty of evading taxes totaling at least EUR 27.2 million and declared his pre-emptive attempt at turning himself in to German tax authorities as invalid. Hoeness has been a pillar in German football club history, beginning with his career as a stellar professional player with FC Bayern in the 1970s to his role as FC Bayern club chairman, during which the Bundesliga team has been among the most successful in Germany. (Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty Images)


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One of the most influential books about children ever published, NurtureShock offers a revolutionary new perspective on children that upends a library's worth of conventional wisdom. With impeccable storytelling and razor-sharp analysis, the authors demonstrate that many of modern society's strategies for nurturing children are in fact backfiring--because key twists in the science have been overlooked. Nothing like a parenting manual, NurtureShock gets to the core of how we grow, learn and live.
Released in hardcover in September 2009, NurtureShock remained on the New York Times best seller list for three months, and was one of Amazon's best selling books for 2009. The book has become a worldwide phenomenon with editions published around the world - in fifteen languages, to date.
In addition to Bronson and Merryman's writings on praise — first made famous in New York magazine — there are nine more equally groundbreaking chapters. Among the topics covered:
Why the most brutal person in a child's life is often a sibling, and how a single aspect of their preschool-aged play can determine their relationship as adults.
When is it too soon - or too late - to teach a child about race? Children in diverse schools are less likely to have a cross-racial friendship, not more - so is school diversity backfiring?
Millions of families are fighting to get their kids into private schools and advanced programs as early as possible. But schools are missing the best kids, 73% of the time - the new neuroscience explains why.
Why are kids - even those from the best of homes - still aggressive and cruel? The answer is found in a rethinking of parental conflict, discipline, television's unexpected influence, and social dominance.
Parents are desperate to jump-start infants' language skills. Recently, scientists have discovered a series of natural techniques that are astonishing in their efficacy - it's not baby videos, sign language, or even the richness of language exposure. It's nothing you've heard before.
In this groundbreaking collaboration, award-winning science journalists Bronson and Merryman argue that when it comes to children, good intentions have been mistaken for good ideas. They demonstrate that many of modern society's strategies for nurturing children are in fact backfiring.
In a world of modern, involved, caring parents, why are so many kids aggressive and cruel? Where is intelligence hidden in the brain, and why does that matter? Why do cross-racial friendships decrease in schools that are more integrated? If 98% of kids think lying is morally wrong, then why do 98% of kids lie? What's the single most important thing that helps infants learn language?
NurtureShock is a groundbreaking collaboration between award-winning science journalists Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman. They argue that when it comes to children, we've mistaken good intentions for good ideas. With impeccable storytelling and razor-sharp analysis, they demonstrate that many of modern society's strategies for nurturing children are in fact backfiring--because key twists in the science have been overlooked.
Nothing like a parenting manual, the authors' work is an insightful exploration of themes and issues that transcend children's (and adults') lives.
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Ali has worked with our research group for over 10 years. He is the consummate natural historian, with encyclopedic knowledge of darned near every critter--flora and fauna--on the UHURU project. Ali is absolutely essential to keeping our projects in Laikipia running smoothly while we're across the pond.
I graduated from Auburn University in 2009, and recently finished my Master's degree at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington. Here, I studied niche partitioning mechanisms between sympatric carnivores in the eastern Andean foothills of Ecuador.
Wandering about downtown Cordoba, Argentina in 2007, I realized it had me: Nature Deficit Disorder. I needed to get out and into the mountains, into fresh air. I packed my backpack, locked my apartment, and headed to Patagonia for a few days. Here, it finally became obvious what career was calling me, and what I needed to do.
During my undergraduate work at the State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry and my post baccalaureate research at the University of California, Davis I developed a great breadth of research interests that span the broad ecological sub-disciplines of behavior, nutrition, and demography.
I was born and grew up in a small village in Keiyo District, Kenya, where I spent a lot of time tending livestock and fetching firewood in the bush. My interaction with nature and wild creatures during my childhood provided a source of wonder and inspiration toward the environment.
I am a lucky fellow because I get paid to do what I love to do. I am an academic generalist and I try hard to be a conservation biologist, community ecologist, and mammalogist simultaneously. I am interested in both applied issues and basic questions in ecology. Through my research and that of our group, I try to understand how species interactions can inform wildlife conservation and management.
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Date: Friday, April 26, 2002
Location: Adams Mark Hotel, City Line and Monument Road, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Sponsors: The University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center
Who Should Attend: Women Whose Lives have Been Touched by Gynecologic Cancer
Conference Objectives: Learn about the latest advances in diagnosis, surgical and medical treatment options, clinical trials and genetics for various gynecological cancers including: ovarian, uterine, cervical, vaginal, and vulvar.
Learn about the causes of the physical side effects that may accompany gynecologic cancer and its treatment, and obtain information on the latest advances in the treatment of pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, peripheral neuropathy, fatigue and lymphedema.
Obtain the most recent information on treatment options and advances in radiation therapy for gynecological cancers.
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Workshop Sessions: Each workshop will be offered twice (2:15-3:00 PM and 3:00-3:45 PM)
Reclaiming Your Sexual Self
Andrea Cheville, MD
Lecture and discussion focused on physical changes that may accompany treatment for gynecologic cancer and affect sexual identity and comfort.
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Jodi Weiner, MSW, LSW - Facilitator
A panel of women offers hope, insight and inspiration by sharing their stories of how gynecologic cancer affected their lives.
Registration Info: Registration deadline is Friday, April 19, 2002. Call 215-349-8382 or 1-800-789-PENN for more information or register online below.
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Mark Morgan, MD
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Allyson Y. Schwartz is the senior woman legislator in the Pennsylvania Senate. Senator Schwartz has been a leader in fighting for accessible, affordable, and high-quality health care for all Pennsylvanians. She is a strong and articulate voice for the concerns of Pennsylvania's women, children, and families. She brings a deep understanding and commitment to assuring that all women and girls have access to quality health care, including reproductive rights, and equal educational and economic opportunity. Senator Schwartz authored the provision in the Managed Care Consumer Protection Act giving women direct access to obstetricians and gynecologists. She authored the law requiring insurance coverage for annual gynecological exams and routine Pap smears, and helped to enact requirements that health insurers cover inpatient care after mastectomies, reconstructive surgery, and the cost of prosthetic devices.
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Bought this island to replace a round kitchen table. Better use of space and easily converts for entertaining! This is definitely a two-person assembly job; quite a few parts and the granite top is heavy. Came in two well-packaged large boxes. All the parts were there; they even included "one extra" on most parts! The drop-down leaf allows a quick switch from breakfast bar / homework nook to an entertainment island. I added felt pads to the bottom to slide without scratching the floor. Recommend....
Nantucket Distressed White Finish Kitchen Island
ITEM#: 14192755With its distressed finish and antique brushed nickel hardware, this kitchen island from Nantucket is designed to give your kitchen vintage charm. The granite inlay top is durable enough to handle the toughest kitchen tasks, and the hardwood shelves and drawers provide plenty of storage. Additionally, the convenient drop leaf offers a place for informal dining.
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- Materials: Hardwood solids, engineered woods
- Finish: Sanded and distressed white
- Convenient drop leaf that rises to extend depth to 37 inches
- Storage drawer and cabinet
- Antique brushed nickel hardware
- Dimensions: 36.25 inches high x 48 inches wide x 27 inches deep
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Bought this island to replace a round kitchen table. Better use of space and easily converts for entertaining! This is definitely a two-person assembly job; quite a few parts and the granite top is heavy. Came in two well-packaged large boxes. All the parts were there; they even included "one extra" on most parts! The drop-down leaf allows a quick switch from breakfast bar / homework nook to an entertainment island. I added felt pads to the bottom to slide without scratching the floor. Recommend.Read More
Love it! A little difficult to put together and the top is extremely heavy (Had to call my son to help my husband and me). It had a tiny scratch on the top but nothing that anyone would notice. It's a perfect item to gain additional storage and counter space.Read More
My Island Getaway
I searched for weeks and even had a couple of islands designed. None could fit my kitchen and budget at the same time. This one kept coming back up as I searched. My husband and I decided it was the best compromise. I wanted to have a place to put in a rack for trash and recycle cans, but we found none that had other features I wanted. I love it now that we have been using it for a while. We put the trash cans under another counter and reorganized the kitchen. Everything seems new. I love the counter top space and open shelves on the sides. (I'm a nut for cookbooks and what-nots.) The only things I was disappointed in was the shelve that goes inside (a little flimsy for my needs) and the color. And I preferred either more white or a color. I love the counter top. It is durable and pretty.Read More
love it remodeled my kitchen went with white cabinets and the island fits in perfect great for sitting small grandkids in kitchen to talk to them while fixing foodRead More
Granite stained after first use
The island looked great... For a second. The black granite top got water-stained after the first use. Two weeks later it looks awful. I tried several online remedies to remove the water stains and nothing worked. It's too bad because it really is/was a pretty piece. Forget trying to return it; once it's assembled, it's staying put.Read More
Nice island but a little work was needed
The island was exactly what I was looking for. Great size, plenty of extra space to store things and a nice size counter top. The only drawback with this piece was that 1) we had to redrill holes to allow for the shelving to be leveled (had we not, the shelf would of been lopsided) and 2) putting the draw in proved to be difficult. Other than those two quality related issues, I love the way it looks in my kitchen and since it's been up, I've received lots of compliments on it.Read More
Impresses guests
Love it! This is a heavy, sturdy piece. Assembley is really a two-person job. Our guests cannot believe it came from an online vendor. It's beautiful and is a great piece for creating extra counter space and storage. It has a big "footprint" so measuring first is important. We recommend you assemble it in the exact space you want it to be. Because of its weight, it doesn't slide easily and sliding may damage flooring.Read More
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Hello bobby, yes you could put wheels on this. Have a great day!
Home Styles Nantucket Kitchen Island 5022 92 white I need a replacement part that would be countertop and drop leaf that would be box 1of 2 I am asking do you have this to sell just the top and price that would be 2 piece and don't tell me go to Home Style because they cant help all ready talk to them tell me see who sell it and ask them Thank you
Hello Daisy, we do not currently have the top available separate from the island. Thanks for shopping with us!
Can more than 2 stools be used comfortably at this table/island?
Hello KMV, this kitchen island has one drop leaf that will accommodate two stools. You are welcome to surround the island with more stools, however they will not nest under the cabinet because it has the leaf on one side only. I hope this info helps. Thanks for shopping with us!
Why did you choose this product?
Looking for an island within budget and a good size. This seems to fit what we need.
I liked it
This will be perfect for my kitchen. I have been looking at all kinds of solutions for my storage issues and still keep coming back to this.
what if your home is up eight steps and you have no one to help you bring it in the house
Hello granny, this item is shipped using Threshold delivery. The product will be delivered to your door or to the nearest ground-level entrance of your residence. Thank you for shopping with us.
Hello. The dimensions are listed as 36.25 x 48 x 27". Is that with the drop leaf up or down?
Hello altrph, this island is 27 inches deep without the leaf. When the leaf is up it's 37 inches deep. Thank you for shopping with us! A.C.
Are stools/chairs included?
Hello billincincy, no, the stools are not included, but they can be found under item number 14192782. Thank you for shopping with us! Terri D.
How much does this product weigh? Interested from Canada
Thank you for your question pyel. The shipping weight of the Nantucket Distressed White Finish Kitchen Island is 122 pounds. Have a great day.
What are the dimensions of the granite inlay please? Is the granite inlay attached to the countertop when the island is shipped? Or is the granite inlay a separate piece that you place into the countertop during assembly?
Thank you for your question dctpp. The granite inlay is 41.5 inches w x 18.5 inches d. The granite is already inset in the wood when you receive it. Have a great day.
what are the dimensions for shelving on the sides and inside the cabinet drawers?
Thank you for your question leyo. The dimensions are; Drawer: 23.25 inches w x 16.50 inches d x 4.75 inches h Door/Cabinet: 26.50 inches w x 21.50 inches d x 22.50 inches h Side Storage: 20.75 inches w x 7.75 inches d x 30.50 inches h The side storage has adjustable shelves. Have a great day.
could rolling casters be added to make this unit mobile?
Thank you for contacting us 9mto4. We do not recommend modifying any of our products. This voids our 30 day parts limited warranty. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
I'm still confused about the back side. Does it have cabinet doors or is in just a closed piece?
Hello jochick, The back side on the Nantucket Distressed White Finish Kitchen Island is just one closed piece. Please feel free to contact us again with any further questions. Thank you for shopping with us!
I am also curious as to what the backside and other end look like.
Thank you for your question stellabug13. Unfortunately, we do not have an image of the backside of this kitchen island. However, it does have the same finish on all sides of the unit. Have a great day.
How wide is the top draw?
Hello 4dfan, The drawer size is 23 W, 3 H, 16.75 inches D. Thank you for shopping with us.
Could you describe or post pictures of the right and back side?
Hello trishderm, Thank you for your inquiry; you will be contacted by Customer Care.
What kind of hardware is used to attach the drop leaf?
Thank you for contacting us, there are 15 wood screws that attach the leaf to the top. Please let me know if you have any further question.
How much does it weigh?
This is 122 pounds.
What height chair or stool is most appropriate for this island?
The 24 and 26 inch bar stool heights are designed to be used for counter heights of 36-39 inches. This island is 36 inches high.
I purchased 24 inch stools and they are perfect.
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with in which to resume the beneficial use of water in Carbon county.
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KelbyOne Presents
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas
August 11 - 13, 2015Become a Sponsor
- Who is looking for networking opportunities
- Who wants to brush up on their photography skills
- Who wants to Master Photoshop & LIghtroom
- Who wants to learn how to grow their business
- Meet up and Share with Like-Minded Creative People
- experience hallway conversations that lead to lifelong connections
- It's the people you meet that create an experience to remember
- in an atmosphere that breeds energy, growth & Inspiration
- during 3 days, you'll find more information than you have in the last 3 years.
- Grow your skills, find your creativity & set yourself up for success
- You'll want to Be where the conference is,
- Where the After Hours Party is, Where Midnight Madness is,
- Where The meetup is, Where Birds of A Feather is
- & Where The Art of Photography is held.
Join us for three days packed with creative adventures
Day 1 August 11
11am - 7pm
Conference Sessions
Start your Photoshop World journey with a bang by choosing any class or track you want to join in on!View Tuesday's Sessions
7:30pmNetworking Event
"Birds of a Feather"
Here on your own? Meet up with like-minded people at this exclusive networking event for creatives just like you.Learn more
8pm - 11pmMandalay Bay Resort & Casino
After Hours Party
The most talked about after-hours event of the conference and no better way to let loose and unwind after a packed day of learning.Learn more
Day 2 August 12
8:15am - 7:15pm
Conference Sessions
During the second day, you'll be hungry for more. Choose any track, any class and get the hands-on learning you've always wanted.View Wednesday's Sessions
7:30pm - 9:30pmMandalay Bay Resort & Casino
Art of Photography
Get plenty of insight and inspiration at this interactive panel discussion with some of today's leading photographers. A must-attend event for all!Learn more
10pm - 12pmMandalay Bay Resort & Casino
Midnight Madness
Call it the session for "Photoshop freaks that just can't sleep," this event has become legendary. Snag a limited ticket and prepare for a spirited night!Learn more
Day 3 August 13
8:15am - 2pm
Conference Sessions
As you approach your final day, you'll feel enlightened, inspired and bursting with knowledge. And there will still be time for even more learning.View Thursday's Sessions
2:30pm - 3:30pmCelebration & Conference Wrap-up
Photoshop World Awards
Join a host of instructors for a final farewell, including video highlights, last minute tricks, cool giveaways from our sponsors and Expo exhibitors and more!Learn more
3:30pm on
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Now that you're armed with new creative skills, it's time to put it all to the test out in the real world. And don't forget to share your Photoshop World experiences via Facebook, Twitter or Instagram using #PSW2015. See you next year!
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Special Events
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Opening Keynote
Prepare to be entertained, enlightened and electrified at this must-attend event! Featuring Scott Kelby and the "Photoshop Guys," as well as key members of the Adobe Photoshop team, the Opening Keynote serves as official launch party for the conference. It sets the mood for the entire conference. The Keynote is your chance to hear special presentations, announcements, product demonstrations from Adobe and much more.
Tuesday, August 11th, 9:00 – 10:30am
Live Natural Lighting Shoots
The Live Shoots will be held on Wednesday, August 12th from 11am-4pm and are open to all attendees. The four shoots are listed with more detail below.
Food Setup: Food photography can be an expression of beautiful colors and great textures. Great food photography makes the viewer want to dine where you are. In this setup, we'll have local dishes prepared, and a table setup with reflectors and cards. All you have to do is step in, and see what element inspires you to make a photograph. That said - try not to eat the food.
Model Photography: A great picture often starts with a great subject. The subject must know how to move with the camera, and what looks will make the image as flattering as possible. How about spending some time in a shoot setup with a trained model? This will give you the chance to solely focus on your gear - and get that winning shot.
Macro Station: Colors, textures and details spring to life when focusing really intently on a small portion of a picture. Instead of taking in a wide expanse -get really close in this macro setup of random objects. With the right gear and a little patience, you'll be surprised at the results that you'll get. If you own a macro lens - this would be a good time to bring it and please make sure that the lens you bring can fit a 77mm, XXmm, or XXmm adapter.
Wedding Shoot: A beautiful wedding shot can really add a new dimension to your photographic work. That said - you don't really want to commit yourself to shooting a wedding if you don't have any experience in doing so. Renting a church and a bride model can also be a costly venture. In this setup, you'll have a natural light wedding chapel here in Vegas, a Bride and Groom, and the time you need in a relaxed environment to test out making a great shot.
Free Canon Sensor Cleaning
Attendees can register to get their EOS camera cleaned for Free by Canon CPS technicians. Service includes Image Sensor Cleaning, Firmware Update (if required) Basic Function Check & Cleaning of Camera's Exterior More Info>>
Tuesday, August 11th, 8:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday, August 12th, 7:30am – 4:30pm
Thursday, August 13th, 8:00am – 1:00pm
Evening Photowalks
- Downtown Fremont, hosted by Gabe Biderman
- Bellagio, hosted by Rob Sylvan
- Chocolates on the Strip, hosted by Lavonne Hall
Hands On Labs
Thursday, August 13th, running at the same time as the tracks.
Sometimes it takes just the right environment to unleash the creative brainiac in all of us. Our Hands-On Labs will do just that, offering a wide variety of creative explorations that allow you to work on your own project, but with the professional guidance of our Photoshop World instructors. Don't worry – our instructors won't be judging over your shoulder, but rather a real-live, walking-breathing-help-me-now Easy-button ready to answer all your burning questions.
With each lab, you'll have the opportunity to spend time with people who share the desire to create, socialize and be inspired. All you need is a fully charged laptop, a photography or illustration project relevant to your selected lab, and a can-create-inspire-me-now-attitude.
There are a variety of topics available and labs are limited to 40 participants. Registration for the labs is free and will be filled on a first-come, first served basis.Lab Titles:
- Editing Landscapes
- Editing Wedding Photos
- Sports Photo Lab
- Lightroom Lab
- Retouching Lab
- Illustration Lab
Free Nikon Sensor Cleaning
Attendees can register to get their camera cleaned for Free by Nikon technicians. Service includes Image Sensor Cleaning, Firmware Update (if required) Basic Function Check & Cleaning of Camera's Exterior
Tuesday, August 11th, 8:00am – 5:00pm
Wednesday, August 12th, 8:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday, August 13th, 8:00am – 1:00pm (pick-up only)
Guru Awards
This is a special competition just for registered attendees that honors and recognizes the design, photography, retouching and creativity of our attendees. The award is handed out during the Awards Celebration & Conference Wrap-up.
The deadline for submissions has passed.
Winners will be announced "live" during a special Guru Awards presentation at the Awards Celebration & Conference Wrap-Up. There will be no prior notification of winners, and all winning entries will be secret until their official announcement during the Awards Celebration & Conference Wrap-Up. Thursday, August 13, 2:30 - 3:30pmB&H Official Sponsor of the Guru Awards
After-Hours Party
Rock n' Roll After Party with Rebel Soul
Grab your ticket to the most talked about after-hours event of the conference. The night will begin with dinner, drinks, and music mixing from a Vegas style DJ - plus dancing and photo booth antics. Then you'll get front and center at the keynote stage for LIVE Rock n' Roll party with Rebel Soul. You won't want to be left out of the fun. Your ticket to this must-attend event on Tuesday, August 11th from 8-11pm is just $59.
Tickets sold separately at conference checkout.
Meet Up
Mix & Mingle with Scott Kelby and the Photoshop Guys & some of your favorite Photoshop World Instructors!
Monday, August 10th, 9:00 – 11:00pm
Birds of a Feather
Socializing and networking are an integral part of the Photoshop World photography conventions experience. If you'll be attending Photoshop World alone, make sure to stop by the registration desk and sign up for "Birds of a Feather". Just add your name to one of the sign-up sheets with the names of nearby restaurants. Later that night, meet your fellow participants for dinner and great conversation. Seating is limited, so sign up early!
Tuesday, August 11th, Begins at 7:30 -Topics include:
- Landscape Photography
- Travel Photography
- Wedding Photography
- Photoshop
- Lightroom
- Getting started in Photography/First time Photographers
- Graphic Design
- Nature/Wildlife
The Art of Photography
Get plenty of insight and inspiration at this interactive panel discussion with some of today's leading photographers as they discuss their most memorable works, careers and more. A must-attend event for all photographers.
Wednesday, August 12th, 7:30 – 9:30pm
Midnight Madness
Call it the session for "Photoshop freaks that just can't sleep," Midnight Madness has become legendary. If you're lucky enough to snag one of the limited tickets, you're in for a spirited night of surprises, laughter and fun. Hosted by none other than the conference ringmaster himself, Scott Kelby.
Wednesday, August 12th, 10:00pm – 12:00am
Portfolio Reviews
The Photoshop World Portfolio reviews are an invaluable opportunity to have your work reviewed by a world renown lineup of industry professionals and photographers. Each in depth review offers you candid appraisals, valuable business insights, and gives you real world, practical advice, on all aspects of your work from our distinguished line up of Photoshop world instructors.
Tuesday, August 11th, 1:30 – 4:30pm
Portfolio Reviews are not open to the public and require a separate registration and fee. Once you have registered and paid for a full conference pass you will be sent an email with a link to register for a Portfolio Review.
Portfolio Review tickets sold separately at conference checkout.
PhotoshopWorld Awards
Awards Celebration & Conference Wrap-Up
Before you leave for home, you'll join a host of your conference instructors for a final farewell, including some always-entertaining video highlights, some last-minute tricks, guru awards and cool giveaways from our sponsors & Expo exhibitors.
Thursday, August 13th, 2:30 – 3:30pm
Backup, Showcase and Share: Why Your Photos Need a Websitepresented by SmugMug
Don't risk your photos and your families memories to the digital graveyard. Every photographer needs a backup plan for their digital photo library, but choosing the right service can feel daunting. What features matter? SmugMug, the leading provider of photo sharing websites, will show you how to make a great photo website to backup, showcase, share and even sell your photos.
Held on Wednesday, August 12, 2015, from 9:30-10:30am in Tradewinds CD Ballroom
Aaron Meyers is an award winning landscape photographer and a SmugMug Product Manager. He's an expert in creating beautiful photography and beautiful websites to display that photography. He's a former aerospace engineer but limits his explorations to chasing light in remote locations on planet earth.


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20 U.S. Code § 7703a - Impact aid for children with severe disabilities
(a) Payments
Subject to subsection (f) of this section, the Secretary of Defense shall make a payment for fiscal years after fiscal year 2001, to each local educational agency eligible to receive a payment for a child described in subparagraph (A)(ii), (B), (D)(i) or (D)(ii) of section 7703 (a)(1) of this title that serves two or more such children with severe disabilities, for costs incurred in providing a free appropriate public education to each such child.
(b) Payment amount
The amount of the payment under subsection (a) of this section to a local educational agency for a fiscal year for each child referred to in such subsection with a severe disability shall be—
(1) the payment made on behalf of the child with a severe disability that is in excess of the average per pupil expenditure in the State in which the local educational agency is located; less
(2) the sum of the funds received by the local educational agency—
(A) from the State in which the child resides to defray the educational and related services for such child;
(B) under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (20 U.S.C. 1400 et seq.) to defray the educational and related services for such child; and
(c) Exclusions
No payment shall be made under subsection (a) of this section on behalf of a child with a severe disability whose individual cost of educational and related services does not exceed—
(1) five times the national or State average per pupil expenditure (whichever is lower), for a child who is provided educational and related services under a program that is located outside the boundaries of the school district of the local educational agency that pays for the free appropriate public education of the student; or
(d) Ratable reduction
If the amount available for a fiscal year for payments under subsection (a) of this section is insufficient to pay the full amount all local educational agencies are eligible to receive under such subsection, the Secretary of Defense shall ratably reduce the amounts of the payments made under such subsection to all local educational agencies by an equal percentage.
(e) Report
Each local educational agency desiring a payment under subsection (a) of this section shall report to the Secretary of Defense—
(1) the number of severely disabled children for which a payment may be made under this section; and
(f) Payments subject to appropriation
Payments shall be made for any period in a fiscal year under this section only to the extent that funds are appropriated specifically for making such payments for that fiscal year.
Source(Pub. L. 106–398, § 1 [[div. A], title III, § 363], Oct. 30, 2000, 114 Stat. 1654, 1654A–77.)
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The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, referred to in subsec. (b)(2)(B), is title VI of Pub. L. 91–230, Apr. 13, 1970, 84 Stat. 175, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 33 (§ 1400 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 1400 of this title and Tables.
Section was enacted as part of the Floyd D. Spence National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2001, and not as part of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 which comprises this chapter.
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Carbon High Wide receiver Nick Haycock stiff-arms a Monticello defender on his way to a big gain in Friday night's game.
It was 2007 since the Carbon High Dinos football team won a game in front of the hometown fans. The energy of playing in front of a hometown crowd and the adrenline that situation provides is something each and every player and coach on the football team feels each and every time they march out onto the field. No one wanted the home losing streak to continue on into the 2011 season.
With that knowledge in mind, the Dinos wasted no time erasing that streak from their memory as they defeated Monticello 27-20 in exciting fashion on Friday night to open their season at 1-0 for the second year in a row. Carbon defeated the Buckaroos last year in Monticello for their only win of the season.
The opening game excitement from the crowd was quickly quieted as Monticello took the kickoff drove down the field for a touchdown with a run that seemed to summon back all the demons from past years. But the Dinos blocked the point after and then put together a sustained march down the field for a touchdown of their own as Dinos quarterback Dakota Cisneros connected with wide receiver Nick Haycock. Tanner Gagnon missed the extra point leaving the game tied at 6-6.
Carbon's defense began to step up and it was the second quarter before the Buckaroos added another touchdown. Once again the Dinos answered with a drive of their own with a one-yard rush from running back Daulton Nelson. Gagnon was able to add the extra point and Carbon went to the locker room leading by one, 13-12.
Both teams were not able to do much offensively in the third quarter of play, but the Dinos added another touchdown to their total early with a goal line pass from Cisneros to Haycock and another successful kick by Gagnon.
Monticello seemed to dig deep and late in the game put together one last drive down the field to score. The Buckaroos scored a late touchdown on a 4-yard run by Austin Wilcox closing the gap to 20-18. Needing a two-point conversion to tie the game, Monticello's Wilcox converted, tying the game at 20-20.
With much of the crowd holding their breath, Carbon began a new march down the field. Before anyone could get settled in, Cisneros connected with Haycock again as he took a pass and broke the game with an incredible 81-yard run that sent a rush of energy through the hometown crowd and gave the Dinos the lead for good at 27-20.
The Buckaroos were not able to move the ball and Carbon took over on downs. The crowd watched as Cisneros took the snap and went down on one knee for each down to run out the clock.
Cisneros ended the night 15 of 29 with 311 passing yards and three touchdowns. Haycock pulled in eight of those throws and had 184 yards on the night including three touchdown receptions of 4, 3, and 81 yards. Nelson had 41 rushing yards and one touchdown.
On defense, linebacker Dillon Manzanares finished with 11 tackles, Kris Murdock had eight tackles and Ozzie Loaiza had a pair of tackles and two sacks.
Overall Coach Jeff Blanc was very pleased with the outcome of the game.
"Minus one big play our defense played solid. We are playing smash mouth defense this season," said Blanc. "Our sophomores were able to come in and relieve the varsity players without us missing a beat and we did not sustain any injuries."
One of the biggest problems last Friday was that it was the first time the team had played the spread offense in a game. It made for some shaky snaps from center, but Blanc is confident that that will resolve now that they team has some real game experience under their belt.
"I think this team is going to respond when things are not going in our favor. We answered their opening run back with a great drive that capitalized on things and had some key plays," Blanc said. "I thought Dakota Cisneros had a great game. We have some things to work on, but I think many of those things will be fixed by this Friday's game."
This Friday night will see the Dinos host another home game as they take on American Leadership Academy. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Games with ALA have always been close and Blanc feels like this time Carbon will be the team on top.
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By Cassandra Duvall . CREATED Jan 31, 2012 - UPDATED: Feb 2, 2012
Shawano, WI – A Shawano family say they're extremely upset by the way officials at Sacred Heart Catholic School treated their daughter. They say their 7th grader was unfairly benched from her basketball game two weeks ago, to punish her for using the Menominee language at school.
"It means I love you," said 12-year old Miranda Washinawatok. She's explaining the phrases she and two other girls were sharing in the Menominee language when she got into trouble with her teacher.
"She sort of threw her hands down on her desk and said don't be talking like that. How would you like it if I started talking Polish?" recalled Miranda.
And later that afternoon, Miranda's mother Tanaes was told her daughter would not be allowed to play in the January 19 game.
"It was unfair treatment I thought," said Tanaes. "It could have been handled differently."
School officials told Tanaes that Miranda was disrespectful to her teachers, and that was the reason for the one-game suspension. But when Tanaes asked the administration who handed down the punishment, she couldn't get a straight answer.
NBC26 contacted the Sacred Heart Catholic School. They referred us to the Diocese of Green Bay. Their Director of Communications, Deacon Ray DuBois issued a statement saying the principal met with the Diocesan Assistant Superintendent of schools Tuesday to discuss the recent suspension. He added the principal is in the process of preparing a letter that will be sent to all parents and families explaining the situation of the athletic suspension. The letter will also include, "a positive action plan for future progress in the area of education and awareness of cultural diversity at Sacred Heart School."
DuBois also added, "Diocesan policies do not prohibit the use of the Menominee language, nor any other non-English language, in our schools. In every classroom situation we expect our students to be responsive to the direction and supervision of the teacher. It is an issue of mutual respect and common courtesy. As a diocese, we respect and encourage embracing all cultures that make up the people whom we serve."
But for Miranda, she said speaking the Menominee language is part of her culture. She was raised on the Menominee reservation until she was in the 4th grade.
Her mother said the school has a majority of Native American children attending, and they shouldn't be restricted with their languages.
"I'm not going to let anybody tell me they can't speak that language," said Tanaes.
Miranda said what bothers her most is no one from school has apologized at this point, or explained the situation any further.
"No apologies at all yet," she said as tears streamed down her face.
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DENVER (MarketWatch) — In today's column, I pardon Michael Milken.
Yes, the ex-con, disgraced junk-bond king, who is virtually synonymous with 1980s greed.
Milken sought and was denied pardons by Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. With President Barack Obama winning a second term, it could be at least four more years before such controversial forgiveness can be considered again.
My pardon doesn't carry the weight of a presidential pardon. It likely won't stop others from writing headlines such as "Michael Milken is still seeking redemption." But under the circumstances, it is all I can do.
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I heard Milken address 1,300 people at the Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado's annual men's event in Denver last week. He was lauded as a pioneering financier, a health-sciences innovator, a visionary and a philanthropist. There was no mention of his guilty plea to six felonies in 1989 for securities violations, or the 22 months in federal prison that he served as a result.
Some people seemed to have forgotten about his past. I ran into my primary-care physician at the event, for instance, and he said he thought maybe the speaker was a different Michael Milken, not the one from the long-defunct Drexel Burnham Lambert.
I asked some rabbis whether it was kosher to have such a notorious white-collar criminal held up as an example at this somewhat religious affair. Like a gaggle of economists, their opinions varied.
Some pointed out that repentance and redemption are part of the Jewish faith.
One rabbi put it this way: A man who commits a sin against God must work that out with God. A man who commits a sin against men must work that out with men. And when a man's sin is against society — or say, some vague class of junk-bond investors — the way to work that out is through public service.
Milken's public service has long been credited with transforming medical research and saving lives. His Santa Monica, Calif.,-based think tank, the Milken Institute, annually gathers some of the world's most influential leaders to work on some of the planet's most vexing problems.
After Milken fought prostate cancer in the 1990s, he threw enormous amounts of money and brain power at the disease. He did this, not only for himself, but for society. One beneficiary of this effort was none other than Rudy Giuliani, who prosecuted Milken when he was the U.S. Attorney in Manhattan. Giuliani lived on to support Milken's request for presidential pardon.
How's that for love your enemy?
Despite such good works, another rabbi I spoke with said the Jewish faith is also about integrity in business. "He should not have been given that stage," the black-bearded sage told me. "Do you think he'd be up there if he'd been convicted of rape?"
White-collar crime continues to plague society. Milken is but another link in a long chain of Wall Street felons that more recently includes insider traders such as former hedge-fund manager Raj Rajaratnam and former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta. Milken pleaded guilty to technical reporting violations, but did not plead guilty to insider trading as initially alleged in a 98-count indictment.


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The Escapist 20 is a panel loading pack for day long bike adventures and overnight hut to hut bike packing trips. Comfort features include a Bio-Stretch ventilated harness, mesh hipbelt with ErgoPull closure and an AirScape ventilated backpanel. Internal organizer pockets for bike specific tools, a LidLock helmet attachment, blinker light attachment and reflective detailing round out the Escapist's bicycling oriented features.
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- Made with 210D nylon mini-hex
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In this week's analysis behind the news video, JBS CEO Art Thompson discusses how: one BRICS nation, Brazil, is buying ground-to-air missiles from another BRICS nation, Russia; the Pentagon is buying Russian military helicopters in spite of a congressional ban on such sales; the U.S. is selling military aircraft to Egypt while at the same time Eqypt is proposing merger with genocidal Sudan; workers are increasingly being awarded lifetime disability; and much more.
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Antiqued Blossom Oushak Rug
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The soft radiance of hand-spun wool in shades of green, gold and brown gives this rug a mellow, earthy warmth. Echoing the ancient tribal designs of central Asia, our hand-knotted rug blooms with palmettes surrounded by twining vines. Slightly oversized knots—a signature of the Oushak region—lend plushness to the pile.
- Hand-knotted from 100% handspun wool.
- A special heirloom wash produces the subtle color variations and texture that give Oushak rugs their distinctive antique look; therefore, each will differ slightly.
- We recommend our Heavyweight Rug Pad with this style; our latex-backed pad (sold separately) can be trimmed to fit exact rug dimensions.
- Due to the handmade nature of our rugs, all sizes are approximate.
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The heavy duty towing capacity of these trucks is amazing! What a great vehicle to have.
I thank this is an excellent truck. Tight and smooth ride. Power train w/Hemi & cylinder reduction is a winner. Mopar macho.
EPA City/Hwy econ: Not RatedI know people who buy trucks esp. these kinds of Heavy Duty trucks, don't care about the MPG. But just of curiosity, how many miles can these things get out of a gallon?
Great job Dodge, very impressed with this Truck. Cummins Turbo, king of diesels. Very impressed with the HEMI also, my son owns a 2003 QuadCab Hemi with 196,000 miles. Lot of torque, horsepower and longivity for a 5.7 engine. Still driving 94 Dodge 360 with 151,000 miles.
If you buy the Dodge like I just did be prepaired to drive it only in the day time becouse the highbeam headlights suck so bad that its unsafe to drive at night.If I would of tryed one at night before I spent my money I would of went with the Ford atlest you can saflly drive it at night.Some thing motor trend should test and tell us consumers before we spend are money.
Bend the rules next year, so when Chevy and Ford finally catch up, The Dodge can whoop there ass too.
I'm sorry but the F-450 is KING of all trucks when it comes to Towing payload ect.
I'm very happy that the Ram won, but it doesn't seem right that all of the contenders were in completely different classes. It's like naming a tennis player the best because he beat someone who plays basketball. Hopefully when they compare all the heavy duty trucks the Ram will maintain the top spot.
Great truck in a class filled with great trucks. It might have come been too late though, I understand Fiat is planning to ditch cummins in the "RAM" for their own.
well there's not much competition this year. dodge wins by "default". the transit connect is a van, the raptor is badass, but won't win b/c its not "practical" for everyday truck use, and the tundra's a joke.
Congratulations Ram! Great job on an awesome truck. You have to give credit where it is due and Ram deserves a lot of credit. I'm a Ford guy but this truck is great. Can't wait for the new Ford SuperDuty to debut, then MT can do a head to head with it and the new Ram HD. The Silverado is stale until 2013 when GM should (hopefully) be in a profitable situation so they don't really have to include it in that comparo.
Congrats to dodge, i'm a GM guy, but the cummins is a pretty sweet truck, maybe next year the honda ridgeline will win it HA HA HA!!!! i think i just pissed my pants
If for some reason I couldn't buy a Chevy I would definitely buy the Dodge. The F-150 is a joke compared to everyone else. 315 horses? Seriously? When Chevy and Dodge are offering engines with nearly 100 more horses its time to step up. Heck, even Toyota has alot more power. All this F-150 praising is just a joke, I've had 1 F-150 in my life and it was the sorriest excuse for a truck I've ever had. Never ran right, no power, hauled poorly, and was ALWAYS stuck. I'll keep my Chevy, and given the choice between a Ford and a Dodge, with its panzy coil springs, I'd take the Dodge.
go ramtransit still better but or well!
Actually DSwan and RedBaron, the 1500 is the only one with Coil springs, the 2500's on up have the traditional LRA/Leaf Spring set-up.
My friend's dad hauled heavy loads (over 10,000 lbs.) practically coast to coast. Anyone who hauled with him quickly learned Ram Heavy Duty was the best way to go. The Chevy's would consistently break down way early, so the Dodge's would come out and get them (then they'd go and buy Dodge's and never regret it). Dodge Ram 2500 CTD 6-spd manual. They needed the absolutely toughest pick-up they could get, and that was the answer.My friend's dad's Ram finally broke down in the 3xx,000 area. He also had a 100-gallon fuel tank behind the cab, giving him a range of over 1000 miles. Talk about a work horse! No, not even that, an ox!
Mature, intelligent, unbiased-juding people know when to concede, but it's obvious when someone is a brand lover because all they can say to MT and the TOTY winner is "good job but you suck, wow what a bad choice". Truck people are the most dedicated to their brand than any other type of vehicle - cars, minivans, SUV's, etc.To rebuttal against RedBaron666, both Ford and Dodge offer Trailer Sway Control, and 4-wheel disk brakes are standard on the higher-trim models of Ram Heavy Duty. "The Dodge uses coil springs in the rear which is a huge mistake for them". Ok, tell that to the brilliant engineers. Ram Heavy Duty has greater towing capacity than any other truck of that corresponding class (i.e. 3/4 ton, 1 ton, etc.). If nothing else, you buy a Ram Heavy Duty for the Cummins, which has been hands-down the best pick-up truck diesel since it's inception in the Ram.Now anyone that wants to rebuttal, show numbers and hard facts, and maybe then your comments here won't be a complete waste of reader's time.
Well deserved; so Chrysler's a lost cause? This goes to prove that if given the opportunity, Chrysler can deliver...
well at least they can beat out other trucks that have been out for years. MT definitely gave chrysler a bone with that one. ill still take my F-Series ;)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Poor Poor lil fanboys, I feel so bad for them :-(
All I have to say is that you guys are nuts. I have seen every test of all the major truck brands, and none of them are as capable, reliable and dependable as the 2010 Ford F-150. The safety for all the other trucks is deplorable, and the towing capability is also horrible. The F-150 is the only truck that has trailer sway control, and standard 4 wheel disc brakes. The Dodge uses coil springs in the rear which is a huge mistake for them. None of the other trucks have the Innovations that ford have, Like the Ford Work Solutions. You guys are dead wrong on this one. I thought you guys knew what you were talking about. Guess I was wrong. For that matter the entire F series is THE BEST ON THE PLANET.
@ oneharley:The conventional tow rating is only 16K for the Ford F350. The 5th Wheel Tow rating is 18800. Ram's 5th Wheel is 24,500. On both websites if you wish to look them up. Also the Ram 4500 and 5500 both beat Ford's current ratings too in competitive areas. This is why Ford had to rethink the HD line to compete. Numbers do not lie.
Vanakatherock,Completely irrelevant. It's easy to diss the underdog isn't it. Go Tom Brady right?cardude39,The Ford F-450 is a different class than the 3/4 ton and 1 ton pickups. Dodge makes 4500 and 5500 Rams. Don't think the F-450 beats the Ram 4500 either. It's the most outfitter-friendly, it's got a great powertrain, and it's a great looking truck. Ultra durable as well, as are all Dodges.Congrats Dodge, you really earned this!
The raptor should've won, and if not it, then the transit. Bad choice.
YAY for DODGE can't wait to see the engine in pics/detail!
Great Choice despite it's competition, I love the Ram. Couldn't agree more with some, the Transit is a van and yes the Tundra (as a work Truck) is a joke.
oh and for all you that will be saying it does not count, well no duh!!! its not in the competition, but MT started bashing the chevy and superduty when there probably driving priuses and dont work on any job sites. i know probably some of you did before you went to work for MT, and you most likely were working on fords, or chevys. but dont bash them if you still have not driven the new HDs from the other companies. but MT is still my best mag and they do an awesome job. Also ford said the urea will be provided for free for how long i forgot, but after its done i dont think it will be too expensive, and thats just me thinking that, as i have no idea how much it will cost to get it filled up.
this was expected but the f350 has a towing rating for 18800 and the f450 for 24500, oh and the stroker puts out 650 right now and is still quieter. wait for the 6.7 which is supposed to have around 800 torque and supposed to be even quieter, plus you get all the stuff that makes a ford so much better (stronger frame, mirrors, v8 diesel(duramax also), quieter, better interior, better look, more towing, more payload, etc...) thats why its the best pick up out there. all the companies iv worked for have only bought fords as they can stand up to the beatings given out by the employees =) iv also had a few that bought chevys but never dodges, thats why the superduty is the real king and MT dont put it down if you still havnt seen the new one when the present one still beats the "new" ram, and the interior is great in the new ram prepared to the old one but the superdutys, is still better (layout, materials, fit and finish, and all the electronics) ford is the pioneer in the HD arena, and the champ,
best option if i was on the market for one. I would take the cummins with the manual 6 spd crew cab 3500. for now is a dream for me at about 50k
Chevy and Dodge make respectable offerings in the truck segement, but anyone who knows trucks knows that Ford rules this roost... Light and Heavy-Duty.
650 lb feet of torque in the diesel - that's awesome. I still prefer Ford trucks though.
The F450 doesn't compete so your comment is mute.
I still liked Transit (I've stated my case), but as long as it's not Tundra I'm fine.
This is something of a blessing for Dodge--should increase showroom traffic.It also proves again that you can't beat a Cummins.
Nothing beats Ford F-450 SuperDuty When it comes to towing, and thats the only reason poeple buy these.
I think the Ram would look better with upward sloping headlights.
And your suprised? Its the baddest MOFO in the world! King of all Trucks!
Dodge trucks RULE!!! And they're also the most comfortable.
This was expected. Although the Transit Connect is highly significant, it is a van and not a truck. The Raptor, which is the rolling definition of 'badass', is a niche vehicle and the Tundra is a joke. This was actually the only real choice so if Dodge hadn't been given the award something would have been very wrong.Congrats to Dodge. They needed something positive.
I'll agree with this TOTY, however I can't wait to see the new Ford Super Duty and improved Chevrolet HD, go head to head with this. I've always loved the Cummins Diesels, hopefully they can keep there contract with 'Ram.'
It still won't outsell the Ford or GM. So I see why you guys felt sorry for Dodge... errr... Ram.
Great choice!!! Transit Connect isn't a truck, it's a van, the Raptor's buyers are people who won't even use it to full potential, and Toyota's quality is scrutinized, now Chrysler can have a sigh of relief because this is a gorgeous truck


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There are many things to admire about Olivia Palermo: her flawless features, front-row access to some of the world's most in-demand fashion shows, and incredibly covetable wardrobe. But above that, it's the tastemaker's savvy career sensibilities that really stand out in our mind. After all, this is a girl who seamlessly made the rare leap from reality television--you might remember her from MTV's The City--to the cover of British Marie Claire, not to mention the numerous ad campaigns she's starred in along the way. No longer content to simply be in front of the camera, Palermo also recently co-founded a daily updated style blog, which covers all things fashion, lifestyle, and travel-another smart move in this digital age. Bearing all of this in mind, we can't think of a better way to spotlight Palermo's continued success and sartorial expertise than with a look at some of her best looks in this month's Style Stalker story.
Polished is the key word when it comes to describing Palermo's wardrobe. Whether she's experimenting with multiple of-the-moment trends, infusing her outfits with a splash of color, or artfully tying a belt, the outcome is consistently pulled together. Even better: Palermo's looks are accessible, a savvy mix of designer investments (Valentino and Givenchy) and high-street finds (Reiss and Zara). Want to imitate her feminine sensibilities? Read on for styling tips, and don't miss our exclusive Q&A with Palermo below.--Jessica Baker
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Belt your outerwear to create a flattering silhouette.
Vince t-shirt; Rachel Zoe skirt; vintage Hermes bag; Tibi heels.
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Don't be afraid to play with bright primary hues for a bold result.
Reiss blazer; Espirit sweater; Old Navy jeans; Anya Hindmarch bag; Manolo Blahnik shoes.
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Try a fluted skirt for a flirtatious and feminine vibe.
Christian Dior jacket and dress; Westward Leaning sunglasses; Giuseppe Zanotti heels.
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Go for a romantic look with a floral-embroidered dress.
Valentino dress.
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Give your winter outfits some texture with a furry vest.
CH Carolina Herrera vest; Givenchy bag.
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A coat with contrast leather details adds instant intrigue to your look.
Tibi coat; Sass & Bide jeans; Givenchy bag; CH Carolina Herrera heels.br>
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Free People dress; Valentino bag; Tibi heels.
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Please describe your personal style in two sentences or less.
An ever-evolving mix of both the classic and eclectic, and high-end pieces with high-street scores.
How does the city you live in inspire your day-to-day style?
New York provides so much incredible fashion inspiration, but what I find to be the most inspiring is the confidence of the New York woman. It's about learning your own personal style, what you love and what works for you. My work requires me to travel quite a bit, so the city I'm in tends to change day by day. I really draw inspiration from all over the world.
List some of your favorite current trends and why you appreciate them/how you are wearing them.
I really love the return of the ladylike pointed toe, especially ones with an ankle strap. Structured bags are also having a resurgence. Season after season, I'm always drawn to luxe fabrics and exceptional tailoring, above all else.
Who are some of your style icons and why?
The actresses of Old Hollywood, like Jean Harlow, Ava Gardner, and Ingrid Bergman. For them, it seemed dressing was an experience. It was about the fit and fabric more than being at the mercy of every trend. They're perfect examples of women who never let the clothes wear them-they owned their look.
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A perfectly tailored blazer. It can pull just about any look together, day or night. It gives polish to the simplest jeans and tee, and can even add a bit of edge to an evening look.
What are some of your favorite places to shop?
Topshop and Zara always come through; they're always on-trend, and at a great price point. I love popping into Harvey Nichols when I'm in London. I also love Zoë, which is near me in Dumbo and always has beautiful pieces. NET-A-PORTER and Piperlime.com are my go-tos for online shopping.
What are some of your fashion sites/blogs?
Aside from OliviaPalermo.com and, of course, WhoWhatWear.com, I also love Style.com and Vogue.co.uk.


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Old Town has been the center of community life and the heart of Albuquerque since its founding in 1706. With over ten blocks of historic shops, restaurants, and homes, Old Town has been the crossroads of the Southwest for nearly three centuries. This serene village preserves all that is authentic about New Mexico including its Pueblo Spanish style architecture.
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Reservations for the following year may be booked up to 12 months in advance until Nov. 1, at which time bookings for the remainder of the following year will be accepted.
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