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Ok, so for the OP $3 is a big deal. I'll accept that at face value.
Like another said, why aren't you just dialing back?
The one at a time plan is
to $9.99. Really that's all plans returning to what they were circa 2008. Netflix dropped their base price when Blockbuster began doing the mail away service.
With streaming, if you have that via Wii, PS or BluRay this plan is totally worth it. I bet I watch 10 movies a month via disc and streaming. That then for me is even better than the $1 RedBox cause Netflix has a selection those boxes can't compete with.
As to you saying 80% of your discs were badly scratched or cracked I find that hard to believe. In my 4 years with them I've had ONE cracked disc and only 2-3 so scratched they wouldn't play well. Memento was one of them.
I too am amazed you flatly cancelled before doing research to determine if BB would be something you'd like. As noted "half a loaf" via unlimited one at a time, is better than "no loaf".
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Carl has been involved in education since graduating from the University of Texas in 1998. He has been in a variety of positions in both Austin ISD and Eanes ISD, from 1st grade teacher to Virtualization Coordinator. He's a father of three girls, Sophia, Lauren, and Caroline and a wonderful, understanding wife Renee, all of which play a large role in any presentations he gives or blogs he writes.
Carl is the Director of Innovation & Digital Learning in the Eanes Independent School District. He is also the founder of the learning festival called iPadpalooza. As Director, he utilizes his background in both education and technology to bring a unique vision to the district and its programs. During his time in the position, the district has jumped into social media, adopted the Google Apps for Education and started to build a paperless environment with Google Docs. He helped spearhead the LEAP (Learning and Engaging through Access and Personalization) which put 1:1 iPads into the hands of all K-12 students at Eanes.
The "Learning Festival" known as iPadpalooza has grown into a global phenomenon in just a couple of years. With the help of his amazing team of "iVengers", this event has impacted schools and districts from all over the world. The event has recently inspired spin-off events in other states as well including Minnesota and Indiana.
Mr. Hooker has been a part of a strong educational shift with technology integration since becoming an educator. From his start as a teacher to his current district technology leadership, he's always had one common belief – the kids need to drive their own learning. He realizes the challenges in our current public educational institutions and meets them head on. His unique blend of educational background, technical expertise, and humor make him a successful driving force for this change. Carl also works as a keynote speaker and consultant through his company HookerTech, LLC.
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Barbie is totally my parton saint, fashion icon and role model all rolled into one. What young fag wouldn't give their entire lip-gloss collection for an afternoon in her company.ReplyDelete
So details - What's with all the merchandise? I'm impatient. I want to know now!
Are you guys packing for a weekend away? ;pReplyDelete
Finally flipped out eh?ReplyDelete
Seems like the sort of thing you'd buy for a joke 21st birthday present.
I hate to admit this, but I do find myself attracted to all that pretty pink stuff.ReplyDelete
Wait until young Jo Jo discovers 'High School Musical' ... and all the related retail schlock.ReplyDelete
Knocks Barbie into a cocked (pardon me Frankie Howerd!) hat.
oh Zac Efron oh oh oh!ReplyDelete
back on topic ... sort of:
Italian Vogue has a Barbie issue with all black barbies modelling ze clothesez
this blogger has the cover up.
Ewww, holds nose, Barbie , lol. Is there a new barbir movie coming out?ReplyDelete
Now I am curious...you are a bit of a teaser you are.ReplyDelete
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Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan For Santa Cruz Littoral Cell
30 Day Public Comment Period for the Draft Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan for the Santa Cruz Littoral Cell
In 2014, Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (MBNMS) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), in collaboration with local jurisdictions and stakeholders, began developing the Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan for the Santa Cruz Littoral Cell for the State Coastal Sediment Management Workgroup, a task force co-chaired by the USACE and the California Natural Resources Agency. The Santa Cruz Littoral Cell encompasses the 75-mile coastline from Moss Landing to Pillar Point.
|Map of Overview for Santa Cruz Littoral Cell Study Area
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As a background, a Coastal Regional Sediment Management Plan (CRSMP) is a consensus-driven guidance and policy document for a stretch of the California coast that seeks to present ways to: restore and maintain coastal beaches and other critical areas of sediment deficit; reduce the proliferation of protective shoreline structures; sustain recreation and tourism; enhance public safety and access; and restore coastal sandy habitats. The Plan will compile the best available data on sources of sediment inputs into the cell (e.g. rivers, bluff erosion), sediment sinks (e.g. harbors, submarine canyons), shoreline erosion rates along the cell, threatened infrastructure and erosion hotspots, etc. It will recommend future regional- and site-specific strategies for best managing and responding to these issues to protect coastal resources and infrastructure. It will provide sufficient information for local and regional coastal decision makers to develop policies, pursue sediment management measures, and provide a scientific background to support local coastal planning decisions.
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- A recommended governance structure best suited to implement recommendations within the Plan;
- An outreach program to ensure participation by most stakeholders and the public;
- An assessment of physical conditions (erosion, sedimentation, sand transport patterns, etc.) within the Plan boundary;
- An economic analysis of benefits and costs associated with potential sediment management strategies within the Plan area;
- An assessment of the environmental conditions and concerns within the Plan area, including sensitive biota and habitats, and;
- A compilation of geospatial data layers for inclusion of this data into CSMW's GIS database, designed for visualization and ease of use by coastal decision makers.
The CRSMP is being developed now and several Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG) meetings and Public Workshops will be held throughout the process to obtain stakeholder input, thereby ensuring that the Plan adequately reflects regional needs. A draft Plan is expected to be available for public review in the fall of 2014, public meetings to solicit feedback on the draft will be held at that time in the Santa Cruz and Half Moon Bay areas.
Your input and participation in this process is highly encouraged and appreciated. If you are unable to attend the public meetings, you may submit written comments, by e-mail to: firstname.lastname@example.com
For more information on the CRSMP process, please contact:
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Is the Taliban Using Girls in Suicide Bombings?
Arnoldy, Ben, The Christian Science Monitor
An 8-year-old Afghan girl was apparently tricked into a suicide bombing yesterday, while a Pakistani girl who narrowly escaped a similar ploy was returned home to her family last night.
A 9-year-old girl who was drugged, abducted, and strapped into a suicide vest by militants last week in Pakistan returned home safely to her family last night. But the scene was darker yesterday in Afghanistan where insurgents apparently tricked an 8-year-old girl into carrying a bomb and blew her up near a police checkpost.
Spokesmen for the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban deny involvement in either attack. While teenage boys have been used by militias since the anti-Soviet jihad, some regional experts doubt that Taliban leaders would stoop to using young girls. The problem there? Those top leaders are not fully in control of forces on the ground.
"It wouldn't be the policy of the high command - they wouldn't want to use young girls," says Saad Mohammad, director of the Forum for Area Studies in Peshawar, Pakistan. "A lot of people take advantage of the name of the Taliban, and they have their own scores to settle with some policemen there [or other feuds], so they take the cover of the Taliban."
Such lack of ground control highlights a pitfall in the Afghan peace process. Even if the United States manages to cut a deal with the Taliban leadership, it's not certain low-level commanders would fall in line.
Sunday's attack took place in Uruzgan Province of central Afghanistan. The interior ministry claims that "the enemies of peace and prosperity" gave an 8-year-old girl a bag of explosives, telling her to take it to the police. As she approached a police vehicle, the militants detonated the explosives by remote control. The girl died. But no police were killed or injured.
Requirements for a suicide attacker
Afghan Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says the Taliban were not involved in the incident. He went on to say that Islamic scholars followed by the Taliban have laid down six conditions for a suicide attacker.
The attacker must:
inflict casualties or concern in the non-Muslim ranks.
be an adult over 18.
be trained.
have a clear target approved by the local shadow governor.
have studied the attack plans.
have the intention of doing this just for God.
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1.) Though he most recently worked on the ill-fated HBO series "Luck," Michael Mann hasn't directed a feature since 2009's Public Enemies. In the years that have passed, he's tossed around plenty of interesting ideas, including the racing pic Go Like Hell and the war photographer biopic Waiting for Robert Capa, but he could just never commit.
Well, it finally looks like he's ready to settle down and take the helm on an untitled thriller "set in the world of cyber threats and attacks." And luckily for him (excuse the pun), Chris Hemsworth happens to have a gaping hole in his schedule thanks to the delays facing Steven Spielberg's Robopocalypse and is now attached to star. The film is currently set up at Legendary with a planned June start date. [Variety]
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5.) Apparently David Fincher's long-gestating remake of the 1954 Jules Verne classic 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is showing some movement with Disney location scouts considering the Village Roadshow Studios in Queensland, where "Terra Nova" was made, and Fox Studios in Sydney, home of The Wolverine, for the shoot, which will be biggest film ever to be made down under. A 16.5% tax rebate for foreign productions gives the production some incentive, especially when you consider The Wolverine was awarded a 30 percent incentive to shoot there last year. [THR]


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Re: Port forwarding/open ports?
- From: Winged <Winged@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 00:05:30 -0600
AV wrote:
To be able for another person to connect to my Netmeeting (conf.exe)in Windows XP and share applications I would need to open the ports 1720 and 1503 in my router firewall.
My wonder is how much more vulnerable I will be if I do that? It would be nice not to have to open and close those ports over and over again in my router firewall when I need it and instead having them open all the time so it will just be to start Netmeeting when I need to collaborate and share applications.
- Is it just a risk (bigger or smaller?) when I have Netmeeting started since I suppose some good hacker would need an application that actually listens to those open ports to be able to do anything? If I normally don't have Netmeeting started I suppose the ports could just as well be open in my router all the time?
- If it is a risk as described above, what if I create a rule in my software firewall that blocks those two ports on the computer in my LAN to which the ports are forwarded? It is quicker for me to put that rule on and off in my software firewall than to open and close the ports in the router.
- These same questions above goes for the one port one can choose to have open in the router to give the best possible chances for good sound quality for Skype IP calls. How risky or not is it to have a few ports open in you router firewall?
Some ports have to be open to operate.
It's as risky as the software exposes the system to.
I frequently use dynamically open ports by scripting the open an close in batch file that call the program in question.
For example skype has the following vulnerabilities listed:
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View full vulnerability report for a specific product: - Skype for Linux 0.x - Skype for Linux 1.x - Skype for Mac OS X 0.x - Skype for Mac OS X 1.x - Skype for Pocket PC 1.x - Skype for Windows 1.x
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....Suspended. We've got something we would like to share with you. Skype for Windows 1.4 - Have you got the new Skype? What is...
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....ort@[RECIPIENT MAIL DOMAIN] Subject: One of the following: Share Skype. What is Skype? Skype for Windows 1.4 - Have you got...
Report from Symantec. On 17th Oct 2005.
....ionally, Samony.A spreads via email in a message that deals with Skype , which is a telephony over IP program. Visible Sympt...
Report from Panda Antivirus. On 26th Oct 2005.
....e firewall settings. Distribution Subject of email : Skylook for Skype Name of attachment : skylook_1.exe Size of attachment...
Report from Symantec. On 25th Oct 2005.
....ed, it performs the following actions: Copies itself as %System%\skype32.exe. Note: %System% is a variable that refers to th...
Report from Symantec. On 3rd Dec 2005.
(from secunia http://secunia.com/search/?search=skype)
All software opens the vulnerability window. Many factors including the software contol the danger to the local system. It depends if the benefits outweigh the risk of use.
Not sure I have helped much but understand everything you use to communicate on the web increases your risk of compromise. How a tool is used (user behaviour) can significantly increase that risk. Opening unknown executables, and communicating with unknown people always increases the risk.
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BARNET Vermont State Police reported Wednesday night that a person is missing and presumed drowned after a canoe with three people aboard overturned on the Passumpsic River.
The incident took place at 2 p.m. Wednesday on the river near the junction of Comerford Dam Road and Route 5 in Barnet.
Police said two of the three people were able to swim to shore.
The third was last seen in the river and then visual contact was lost, police reported at about 6:30 p.m.
Rescuers searched the river banks along the river without any sign of the missing person, police said.
State police along with rescue personnel from the Calendonia-Essex Ambulance Service and the Barnet and St. Johnsbury fire departments responded to the scene. The state police Dive Team was still there Wednesday evening.
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Christmas Light Displays and Dazzling Holiday Decorations around Orange County
It's time to flip the on-switch for Orange County's annual show of over-the-top holiday light displays, which are at least as extreme as the ones in LA. From the north end to the south, Orange County boasts a number of spark-tacular holiday adventures to walk or drive through. Some are individual homes; some are entire neighborhoods, and let's not forget one illustrious Boat Parade. All in all, you and yours can take joy, with oohs and ahhs, in the mega-watt experience sans the hefty Edison bill. So, pack up your gloves, scarves, hot chocolate, and flip-flops. Pile in the car and take a drive to see a bounty of wintry wonderland lights.
Candy Cane Lane – Rancho Santa Margarita
Every year El Corzo Lane transforms from a quiet suburban cul-de-sac into the magical Candy Cane Lane of RSM. There are lights galore, snow machines, music, gingerbread houses, lighted Santas, and animated reindeer. El Corzo is the main attraction but a number of side streets take part as well.
Located near the 241, just off Melinda Road. Park on Las Fieras and take a walk to explore.
Eagle Hills Community – Brea
Eagle Hills goes all out showcasing about 100 homes in dazzling lights and holiday adornments. You can walk or drive through to see this neighborhood's 30+ year tradition of wonderment. Some of the residents even open their homes for visitors to take a look at the festive decorations inside.
Enter on East Birch and South Starflower Streets or East Lambert Road and Sunflower Street. Don't miss the homes on Primrose Street for the most incredible displays.
King Eider Curbside Forest – Aliso Viejo
This cul-de-sac community has a reputation for shimmering lights and a spectacular spirit of hospitality. Neighbors give out cookies, cider, and cocoa to visitors passing through. They also welcome non-perishable food items to benefit South County Outreach. Although the website doesn't yet have 2015 info, the street generally starts its display Thanksgiving weekend and continues every Friday through Sunday evening until New Year's Day.
Located near the intersection of El Toro Road and Aliso Creek Road.
Blount Family Walk-Through – Laguna Hills
The Blount family has been gifting Laguna Hills with a holiday show of 120,000 lights choreographed to 12 songs for the last five years. But the fun doesn't stop there; they also invite visitors inside their home for warm cider and a viewing of Mrs. Blount's Christmas Village Wonderland. The show launches on Thanksgiving night most years and runs Tuesdays through Sundays until Christmas night (including Christmas Eve) from 5pm – 9pm; 2015 dates have not yet been confirmed The Blounts collect new, unwrapped toys for the Firefighters' Spark of Love Toy Drive on Friday nights.
Located at 25473 Nellie Gale Road in Laguna Hills.
Lorenz and Norris Family Displays – Lake Forest
These neighboring homes come together every year to synchronize more than 80,000 lights to music that visitors can listen to over a car radio (FM 89.7). The Lorenzes and Norrises are proud to be the only OC neighborhood to achieve such a fantastic light-displaying feat! The families collect food for the Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County to help others this holiday season. The displays run from November 27-December 31, Sundays through Thursdays from 5:30pm–10pm, Fridays and Saturdays until 10:30 pm.
Located at 22981 Belquest Drive in Lake Forest.
Christmas Boat Parade – Newport Beach
2015 marks the 107th Christmas Boat Parade in Newport Beach (the oldest - but not the only!). Illuminating yachts, boats, kayaks and canoes sail along the harbor for five nights, while listening to cheery holiday music. Special opening and fireworks displays take place next to the Balboa Pier at the start and finish of the parade, which runs from Wednesday, December 16-20, 2015. The parade starts off Bay Island at 6:30pm and finishes at the same site around 9pm each evening. The beginning fireworks show is on Wednesday, December 17, at approximately 6:20pm. The ending fireworks show is on Sunday, December 20.
Located at the Newport Harbor; there is street parking along the parade route and in all city parking lots. Be sure to allow extra travel time to find parking.
Holiday Lights – Dana Point
Last year's grand scale IlluminOcean display is alas not returning, but local merchants plan on doing their best to come up with something as close as they can to that level of glow. And the fabulous two-weekend boat parade still brings its Christmas light joy to families out for a dockside wander.
Zimmerman House – Balboa Island
**The Z House is taking a break in 2015.**
The Zimmerman House is the Christmas light celebrity on Balboa Island. The house is fully equipped with drifting snow, a helicoptered Santa, a lighted train, a 25-foot Christmas tree, and much more. Winning numerous impressive awards is the absolute norm for this brilliant display of radiance. The home features more than 24,000 lights in all, computer programmed to 10 merry holiday songs. Light shows run every night of the week from 5pm–9pm.
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FTM here, I think that they want you to take a deep breath because when you cough your c-section is going to hurt. No one ever told me to hold a pillow tight against your belly to cough, sneeze and laugh. I too was getting a little congestion about a couple of days ago. When I cough I just grab a pillow and hold it tight against my belly. Never been told about the congestion part either.
My Son is here!! :) DOB 8/28 EDD: 9/6
I only know about the pillow over scar trick. Sorry.
R, wife to J (6-23-01), mama to I (9), L (5), J (3) C/S, J (1) HBAC, and L 9-11-11 HBAC!
I edit for spelling and grammar. I hug randomly from acknowledgment to agreement and everywhere in between.
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I forgot and coughed in hospital without the pillow and I wanted to cry!!!
Natalie + Mark = Lilly 9/23/09 & Lynn 8/30/11
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As Armstrong works on an Irish stew, generously seasoning both sides of a lamb shoulder, I pepper him with questions about growing up in Ireland. He tells me his father was a tour operator who traveled a lot and loved to cook exotic dishes when he returned home—Spanish food was a favorite. His mother would make simpler, more traditional Irish fare. Armstrong says he hasn't made this lamb stew in 20 years: "You know how it is when you grow up eating something over and over as a kid."
Armstrong peels a potato, chops an onion, and slices a carrot. He explains the difference between St. Patrick's Day in Ireland and in the United States. There, it's more like Thanksgiving—a big, religious holiday. People stay in, and there's a big feast.
"There's no green beer," he says.
With the stew simmering, Armstrong gets to work on a bag of mussels—a nod to the popular Irish song "Molly Malone," which tells of a beautiful fishmonger who plies her "cockles and mussels" through the streets of Dublin. He examines each mussel to make sure it's alive—an open shell is a sign one might be dead. He gently taps the open ones on the counter. If it closes, it's fine. If not, he tosses it into the trash along with any that are cracked or broken. After inspecting each mussel, he gives them a thorough rinse and sets them aside until they're ready to be cooked.
Checking the stew, Armstrong worries there's not enough. "I should've gotten another piece of lamb," he says, lamenting that he didn't spend his entire budget. "I guess it'll be a real Irish meal." As it turns out, two guests cancel and we have plenty—must be the luck of the Irish.
Irish Stew
Serves four.
2 lamb shoulders, about 1 pound total
1 onion, chopped
1 carrot, peeled and chopped
3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
1 potato, peeled and chopped
1 bay leaf
1½ cups water
Salt and pepper to taste
Olive oil as needed
Generously salt and pepper both sides of the lamb.
Heat a saucepan over medium-high heat. Add just enough oil to lightly coat the bottom. Brown both sides of the lamb for two to three minutes on each side. Remove lamb from the pan and set aside.
Add the carrot, onion, and garlic to the pan. When the vegetables are softened, place the lamb on top and the add potatoes, bay leaf, and water.
Let simmer about two hours. Be careful not to overcook the stew—the lamb will dry out and get tough.
Irish Bread
Serves six.
1½ cups flour
Pinch of salt
½ teaspoon baking soda
½ stick butter
¾ cup milk
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
Mix the flour, salt, and baking soda.
Using your hands, work the butter into the dry ingredients until the mixture has a crumbly texture.
Add the milk. Stir until incorporated.
Shape the dough into a small, round loaf. Cut an 'x' into the top.
Bake for 40 minutes on a baking sheet.
Mussels With Butter and Parsley
Serves six.
2 pounds fresh mussels
1 small shallot, finely chopped
1 clove garlic, thinly sliced
Pat of butter
½ bunch parsley, chopped
Splash of water
Inspect each mussel. Toss out any that are cracked or broken. If a mussel is open, gently tap it. If it closes, keep it. If not, throw it away. Remove the "beard"—any seaweed that's stuck between the lips. Rinse the mussels thoroughly.
Set a saucepan over medium-high heat and let it get well heated.
Add the shallots, garlic, butter, parsley and splash of water—about one ounce—and stir.
Add the mussels and cook for about five minutes until the mussels open and start to pull away from their shells.
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Apple's iOS 7 changed the way mobile Safari manages multiple open pages. The current version presents the list as a "fan." Scroll through it with a swipe of your finger to quickly browse all open pages. Did you know you can also reorder those pages? You can, and here's how.
Simply tap and hold on the page you'd like to move for about a second. It will become slightly more pronounced in appearance while the others fade into the background bit. Now you can drag that page to any position on the list that you want.
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Michigan Stadium Capacity to Max Out at 110,000+, Later Drop to 108,000+
The media got to tour Michigan Stadium yesterday, allowing them to check out the renovated areas of the Big House as well as what will be done in the next year or so to complete the project. Aside from all of the photos that were taken during the tour (see the end of this post for links), some specific details about the renovation came out.
As first reported by Tim of mgoblog, Michigan Stadium's capacity is going to climb to over 110,000 next season after the renovation is complete. Up until last year, Michigan Stadium's capacity was 107,501 since the 90s. The capacity dropped to 106,201 last year because more disabled seating was added. That gave Penn State the top capacity in all of college football, though Michigan still had a higher average attendance for the 2008 season.
Michigan will shatter attendance records when the official capacity goes over 110,000. The record is currently at 112,118, which is the number of people who watched Michigan beat Ohio State in 2003. It was the 100th meeting between Michigan and Ohio State, and tons of former players were in attendance to line up on the field for when the team came out and touched the banner. The former players are likely mainly responsible for the record, as it is almost 400 people greater than the second-highest attended game in Michigan Stadium history — Michigan's 38-0 win over Notre Dame in 2003.
Attendance could surpass 115,000 at some point after the renovation is complete, but Michigan will probably only have one year to pull that off. Why? Well, the Big House's capacity is going to drop down to somewhere over 108,000 by 2013, as that is when all of the aisles in the stadium will be widened. It sounds like aisles will be widened over the course of a few offseasons, and by the start of the 2013 season, that project will be complete. (It will likely be similar to the installation of new concrete/seats in the lower bowl that happened for a few years before the major renovation began.)
Originally plans called for the aisles to be widened and each seat to be expanded by 1″. That is why the capacity wasn't expected to increase by more than 1,000 or so seats despite all of the additions. Adding so much disabled seating wasn't originally in the plans, however, and that caused Michigan to lose over 1,000 seats already. There was only one mention of the seats being widened in articles about yesterday's tour; only the aisles were specifically pointed out in other recaps of the tour. I don't know if widening the seats is still part of the plan or not, but I'm hoping it's not, as I have been against that from day one.
I know the current seating setup crams as many people into the stadium as possible, but an extra inch really isn't going to make that big of a difference, at least not enough to the point where it is worth losing more seats. I'm almost inclined to say leave the aisles as they are as well, but those probably need to be widened a little bit for safety reasons more than anything. If you've ever been to a game at Michigan Stadium, you probably noticed or experienced the long lines of people leaving the exits after the final whistle; it is like a traffic jam. Widening the aisles by a little bit may increase the flow of those lines, and in case of emergency, allow medical personnel to enter the stadium/people to leave the stadium quicker.
The reason Michigan can lose seats in the lower bowl and still increase the overall capacity is because of the new press box, suites, and club seats. The new press box will hold 224 members of the media and in general it is going to be much bigger and nicer. There are a total of 82 suites, each of which has seats for 16. The cost of a suite ranges from $55,000 to $85,000, so you can see how this renovation will pay for itself over time. As for the club seats, I'm not sure how many there will be. The club seats will be on the west side of the stadium above the lower bowl, and there will also be chairbacks in the place of the current press box on the east side. Just like the suites, about 70% of the club seats have already been reserved.
Going back to the idea of creating a more efficient flow of people, new concourses, bathrooms, and concessions will allow for more room to roam around the stadium. The concourses on the main level already seem bigger, and the ones on the second level will provide even more space around the stadium. It certainly looks like Michigan will achieve its goal of giving people more room to operate outside the stadium, and once the aisles are widened, the same can be said for the lower bowl as well.
Photos from the tour:
- Football team's Facebook page
- MVictors (Greg found that Michigan is switching from Pepsi to Coke products in the stadium)
- mgoblog
- AnnArbor.com
- Detroit News
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