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Ender's Game (2013)
Ender's Game SynopsisIn the near future, a hostile alien race called the Formics have attacked Earth. If not for the legendary heroics of International Fleet Commander Mazer Rackham (Ben Kingsley), all would have been lost. In preparation for the next attack, the highly esteemed Colonel Hyrum Graff (Harrison Ford) and the International Military are training only the best young minds to find the future Mazer.
Ender Wiggin (Asa Butterfield), a shy but strategically brilliant boy, is recruited to join the elite. Arriving at Battle School, Ender quickly and easily masters increasingly difficult challenges and simulations, distinguishing himself and winning respect amongst his peers. Ender is soon ordained by Graff as the military's next great hope, resulting in his promotion to Command School. Once there, he's trained by Mazer Rackham himself to lead his fellow soldiers into an epic battle that will determine the future of Earth and save the human race.
The Ender's Game movie is based on the best-selling, award winning novel written by Orson Scott Card.
Ender's Game Release Date
In Theaters November 1, 2013
Ender's Game Credits
Starring: Asa Butterfield, Hailee Steinfeld, Abigail Breslin, Harrison Ford, Viola Davis, and Ben Kingsley
Written by: Gavin Hood
Directed by: Gavin Hood
Produced by: Robert Chartoff, Alex Kurtzman, Lynn Hendee, Linda McDonough, Roberto Orci, Orson Scott Card, and Gigi Pritzker
Distributor: Summit Entertainment
External Info: Ender's Game Official Website
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Lester also says Zimmerman's unreported passport was avoided during their testimony.
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A second bond hearing has been scheduled for June 29 at 9:30 a.m. by Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara.
George Zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder for fatally shooting Martin during a confrontation in a Sanford gated community where Zimmerman lived. He's pleaded not guilty, claiming self-defense.
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Petersen Automotive Museum Deuce Week 2012Written by Eric Geisert on September 1, 2012 The 80th anniversary of the '32 Ford
One of the highlights of any rodder's life in the past few years was the 75th anniversary of the '32 Ford that was celebrated all across the United States, with events and gatherings to commemorate the one-year-only body style that has become the iconic representative of what a hot rod is.
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But five years later, with the 80th anniversary of the Deuce soon at its doorstep, the Petersen Automotive Museum again felt obliged to honor the vehicle with another grand get-together and again went all-out in its efforts. Initially the plan was to have a few tours and cruises to local shops, a concert, a charity auction, and then an informal car show at the museum. But as more and more people wanted to come, the event expanded beyond its original confines and soon the museum had another blockbuster on its hands.
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The other Thursday cruise also started at Meyer's private collection, but then this group of rodders drove to Bobby Green's Old Crow Shop, which is a spectacular hobby shop gone wild. Green's cars included his record-setting belly tanker parked on the back of a vintage car hauler. Next door is Hollywood Hot Rods, run by Troy Ladd. Ladd's shop is stuffed with customer projects, one of which is the AMSOIL/STREET RODDER Road Tour '40 coupe. From there folks traveled to H&H Flatheads, who specialize in vintage Ford motors. Their stash of engine blocks is mind-numbing, and inside the shop they have dozens of original foundry patterns that belonged to the late dry lakes racer Barney Navarro.
By Thursday evening everyone gathered back at the Petersen Museum Pavilion (an 18,000-square-foot tent located on the third floor of the museum) for an educational and interesting round table discussion moderated by automotive historian Ken Gross. Three panels of speakers covered the past, present, and future of hot rodding, with Tony Thacker, Alex Xydias, Greg Sharp, and Ed Iskenderian handling the "past" portion. The present was discussed by Roy Brizio, Pete Chapouris, Dave Lane, and Troy Trepanier, while the future was theorized by Troy Ladd, Chip Foose, Larry Erickson, and Stewart Reed. Each panel discussion was peppered with questions from the crowd, who also had taken advantage of a catered dinner.
Friday's festivities began late in the afternoon when Fender Musical Instruments sponsored the evening's charity auction and concert. A couple of Fender Stratocaster guitars, with artwork from Chip Foose and autographs by hot rod celebrities in attendance, were auctioned off for a total of $12,500. An autographed pedal car went for $3,000, and large event banner featuring Tom Fritz's artwork sold for $5,500. The big-ticket item, a '32 roadster built by Ron Atterbury back in the late '80s, fittingly sold for $32,000. All in all, the auction was able to generate $62,000 during the evening to benefit the Petersen Automotive Museum Foundation, a non-profit charity. But the evening wasn't over with the auction, as blues guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd and his band took to the stage and played well into the late-night hours.
But even with all that went before it, the biggest celebration was yet to come. On Saturday more than 300 '32 Fords drove into the museum's parking area in a show of force. No Model A's or T-buckets with Deuce grilles were allowed in, no '32 Chevys or Buicks—just Fords from 1932.
And nearly every type of Deuce was in attendance, from the expected roadsters and coupes, to sedans, woodies, deliverys, and a few unique European-bred '32 Fords. A section of the parking structure also had booths of manufacturers who carry Deuce-related parts, as well as a couple of fine artists who were offering their '32-inspired artwork for sale.
Though it didn't run a true seven days, Deuce Week did manage to stuff seven days worth of celebration into just four days. So will there be another grand event in 2017 to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the '32 Ford? Judging by the enthusiasm put forth by everyone involved in this show, you can probably bet on it. And, if you want to see more than 100 more photos from this event, you can find them at www.streetrodder.com.
There were hundreds of '32s that showed up for the one-day show, and this is just a sampling.
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Old Crow Speed Shop owner Bobby Green was on hand when the tour stopped by his shop, which featured more than a few belly tank dry lakes racers as well as an amazing assortment of vintage engines and aluminum trailers.Troy Ladd runs Hollywood Hot Rods and, besides building this year's Road Tour '40 coupe for STREET RODDER, has many other irons in the fire, including a rather special custom Packard, below.Mike Herman, along with his father and brother, run H&H Flatheads—an absolute mecca for Flathead enthusiasts. Their stash of Flathead blocks is second to none, and if you want genuine Navarro speed equipment, this is the place.
Nine hot rod shops from around the country were asked to customize and build a pedal car the way they thought it should look, and the results were displayed in a mini car show inside the lobby of the Petersen Automotive Museum. The cars will be sold at various auctions later in the year to benefit the museum's non-profit charity foundation.Three different panel discussions were held before the concert covering three eras of hot rodding: past, present, and future. Among the dozen speakers at the event was Ed Iskenderian alongside Tony Thacker.The big ticket item for the charity auction was this '32 roadster, built by Ron Atterbury back in the late '80s and it features a B&M supercharged 350 with Dart aluminum heads. The hammer fittingly fell at $32,000.Chip Foose (right) holds up one of two guitars he decorated with artwork before Bruce Meyer was able to auction it off. Besides the Deuce artwork on the front, Foose said he'd add the high bidder's car to the guitar's backside. The two guitars sold for a combined $12,500 for charity.


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Talking Breathalyzer Adds Fun to DUI Prevention
Recent technological developments have allowed police to check the blood alcohol content of allegedly drunk drivers on the scene. This new technology has also allowed drivers to check their level of inebriation before getting behind the wheel.
According to Tech News Daily, inventor Al Linke recently created a talking breathalyzer that tells its users New innovations, though, continue to make breathalyzer tests more appealing for regular folks. The newest invention, a talking breathalyzer, lets people who want to hit the road know if they are under the legal alcohol limit. The device can be built from a kit or it can be purchased whole, and it costs roughly $140.
The device contains an Arduino-based circuit board, which is attached to regular commercial alcohol sensor. When a person breathes into the device, the sensor heats the breath, and a chemical reaction changes the electricity flowing through the circuit board.
Somehow, the electrical change within the circuit board triggers a mechanism that allows the user to learn whether he or she is drunk.
In a unique twist, the machine does not require users to blow into a mouthpiece. In order to keep the device sanitary for multiple users, the talking breathalyzer only requires users to blow on its alcohol sensor.
In another effort to separate this breathalyzer from other commercially available devices, Linke programmed the machine to deliver the verdict through an electronic voice. Each unit comes with several voice options, including a pirate, a New York cab driver, and an old Englishman.
The device can also be programmed with digital music or a user's own voice. Apparently, if the device is connected to a computer, users can also send updates on their level of drunkenness over Twitter.
One caveat, though, with the machine is that the talking breathalyzer does not give an accurate reading of a person's blood alcohol content. Rather, it simply tells a user roughly how drunk he or she is.
As a result, drivers should not rely solely on the advice given by the talking breathalyzer when deciding whether to get behind the wheel. Only professional breathalyzers should be trusted to gauge a person's blood alcohol level, and drivers are better off not trying to drive at all after drinking.
The company admits this shortcoming of its device on its website, where it warns users that the talking breathalyzer is "for entertainment purposes only."
Nevertheless, if the device informs a user that he or she is drunk, it could obviously serve as a rough guide for people when they are deciding whether to drive.
Still, users are warned not to rely on the device's information in their driving decisions. No police officer in her right mind would allow a DUI driver to walk free based on the words of a robotic pirate.


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Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem announced
on Tuesday that the tour has dropped its case against Vijay Singh, meaning the
player will not be suspended.
Singh had admitted to using deer antler spray in a "Sports Illustrated" story
in January.
Deer antler spray is known to contain IGF-1, a growth factor listed on both
the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and PGA Tour Prohibitive Lists, which the
tour warned players about in August 2011.
The PGA Tour had issued a sanction against Singh, and he later appealed the
The tour had been in contact with WADA through the process. On April 30, WADA
provided this statement to the tour, "In relation to your pending IGF-1
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use of 'deer antler spray' (which is known to contain small amounts of IGF-1)
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CAMERON - Notre Dame's Santino Cava did not find the end zone Friday night at Cameron, a week after scoring four times in a 27-16 win over Grafton.
It's hard to argue he was not responsible for the three the Irish scored in a 24-18 win against the Dragons.
He had so much of Cameron's attention, the Dragons totally lost sight of the Irish passing game in a 1:26 stretch of the second quarter. It was costly.
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Cameron RB Hunter Yoders (24) looks to cut back against Notre Dame on Friday night.
Trailing 12-3, Notre Dame (2-0) struck twice. Quarterback Tyler McKinsey found Wakem Simon on a 33-yard scoring strike and following an Irish interception, McKinsey hooked up with Gaje Brown on a 48 yard strike to give Notre Dame a lead it would not relinquish.
"They were putting everybody in the box, keying on Santino, and you can't fault anyone for doing that," Notre Dame coach Sam Alvaro said. "He has to draw attention and we were able to capitalize off that."
Cameron coach Jim Rogers agreed.
It's frustrating because we were right there," the Dragons' coach said. "We made a couple of costly errors, they got loose in the seams and they made a couple of big plays. But I just told our defense they did a good job. They were a little cocky coming in here. Our defense, except for a couple of mistakes, did a good job."
Enough to keep the Dragons in the game through most of the second half.
Time and time again they stymied the Irish offense, and Cava, who did finish with 185 yards on 33 carries, though he never could break the big run.
Twice, Cameron (1-2) had a chance to take the lead, trailing 17-12.
The first time came late in the third, when it looked like quarterback Logan Routt had an open receiver in the back of the end zone on a fade route but Notre Dame's Chad Morrison arrived at the same time as the ball and jarred it free.
Early in the fourth, Routt broke a 47-yard run to Notre Dame's 16-yard line.
After three straight penalties, two on Notre Dame and one on Cameron, the Dragons faced a fourth-and-2 at the eight, and hard-charging running back Hunter Yoders (26 carries, 69 yards) came up inches short of a first down.
"We had opportunities the whole game," Rogers said. "That's what makes it so frustrating. We are this close to a touchdown (in the third) and just inches short of it being first and goal (in the fourth). I'm proud of the kids, though,. We are getting better/"
Notre Dame was able to score, and put the game away, when Simon went up the middle untouched on an 8-yard carry, when it looked for all the world like Cava would get the ball on a sweep. It was Simon's only carry of the game.
"I think they definitely expected a sweep to Santino, and Wakem was able to sneak up in there, and, as it turned out, we needed that score," Alvaro said.
Cameron did drive for a score, Routt, who threw for 222 yards, finding Zach Hall for a 26-yard touchdown. It was the second time the duo hooked up for a score in the game. Hall caught seven passes for 162 yards in the game.
After Notre Dame's Adam McMunn gave the Irish a 3-0 lead on their first drive, Cameron went to work.
Hall and Routt hooked up on their first down to make it 6-3 with 4:47 left in the first quarter.
In the second, after Routt and Hall combined on a 77-yard hookup, Cameron went to a little trickery and it worked. Spencer Harlow took the ball from Routt and then pitched to Shane Williams on a reverse. Williams found the corner and scooted into the end zone from 15 yards out.
"I told the kids coming into this game when you play Cameron they are going to come out and hit you and they are going to keep hitting you," Alvaro said. "That's what they did. We were able to make enough plays to get out of here with a win. It's a good win."
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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - Klay Thompson scored 21 of his 28 points in the
first half and the Golden State Warriors held off the Phoenix Suns, 108-98, to
stop a season-long six-game losing streak.
Jarrett Jack added 21 points, Stephen Curry checked in with 20 and 11 assists
and David Lee posted 19 points and 11 rebounds to get the Warriors back on
Golden State forced 16 turnovers and never trailed after the opening minute.
Goran Dragic paced the Suns with 20 points and 10 assists, while Jermaine
O'Neal chipped in 17 points and 12 boards in the loss. Luis Scola also posted
a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds, but it wasn't enough to earn
back-to-back victories after winning at Portland on Tuesday.
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A two-credit intensive course in the style developed by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA). This course will give students an opportunity to gain two credits before summer classes begin, but more importantly, it will allow them to develop important trial skills for future work.
This course is designed to instruct the student on how to perceive trial issues and to develop litigation skills and an understanding of the trial process. Assigned readings and lectures will provide background for the courtroom exercises that are to be performed during class. Class attendance is mandatory. Students will play the roles of jurors, witnesses and opposing counsel. Students learn by performing, watching, critiquing and asking questions.
The main objective of this class will be for the student to use their initiative to proficiently perform the duties and functions of a trial lawyer before and during trial making good tactical and strategic decisions as an effective advocate. In this regard, the course will cover trial procedures such as developing a theory of the case, jury selection, opening statement, direct and cross-examination of witnesses, introduction of evidence, making and responding to objections, and closing arguments.
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Week of Green Grass Ends for Fantasy Campers
For many Royals Fantasy Camp campers, there are several things to soak in and enjoy: playing at a real Spring Training facility…suiting up in Major League-style uniforms with their names on the back…getting hitting advice from Major League legends…grabbing a beer with players who were childhood heroes.
Camper Shane Lightner admits that while he did enjoy all that, it was the green, green grass he enjoyed taking in the most.
"This is the first time I've seen green grass in over a year," said Sgt. Lightner, who returned from Kuwait this past November after a year-long deployment.
A member of the Missouri National Guard, the 33-year-old Sgt. Lightner returned home this winter to his wife, Heather, and 11-month-old son, Sam, who had a special gift waiting for him: a week of baseball with former Major League ballplayers in Surprise, Ariz.
"It was my anniversary-Christmas-birthday-everything else present," Sgt. Lightner added. "And the extra treat was that my wife and son came along too, which has been great. She made a lot of sacrifices and raised our son for eight months by herself. She deserved a vacation too."
The Fantasy Camp wrapped up its week of activities Friday with another dose of warm-ups, batting practice and games. Sgt. Lightner's team, coached by alumni Frank White, Dennis Leonard and John Mayberry, finished 4-2 to capture second place.
Like many of the campers this week, Sgt. Lightner easily labels himself an avid Royals fan, adding that his family has held season tickets for years and will continue to for years to come. In fact, even though Shane was overseas, Heather made a point of not only keeping their season tickets last season, but attending many of the games in honor of her husband. Sharing updates and stories about the Royals was something that kept the family connected while Shane was gone. Plus, it made Fantasy Camp that much better of a welcome-home gift.
"The whole week has been great. Just playing ball and hanging out and everything," Sgt. Lightner said. "It was my first time, but a lot of these guys have been here for the last three, four years, so you know something is right about it. The camaraderie between the players and the campers was great and it was wonderful to just hang out with them and see these guys as regular people."
And, so ends another Royals Fantasy Camp. Sgt. Lightner, Heather and Sam board a plane Saturday to head back to Missouri…back to reality. But, even though they loved and will always remember their week of "fantasy" in Arizona, they are also looking forward to bringing these new memories home to a reality they'd been missing.


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Monday, October 8, 2012
Love to Hate: Vol. 1
Let's start with something I hate.
And now - something that I truly love.
Baby steps, y'all.
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oh MANNNN I know that feeling. For me it's peeling off that gummy-like adhesive strip from any packaged item containing a "Directions" insert. LOVE IT.ReplyDelete
I love peeling off that sticker thingy. Much to my husband's frustration. I also hate those people on street corners; no I will NOT give my money to a stranger on a street corner. One of them was so pushy she actually insinuated I was in an abusive relationship because I wanted to talk to my husband about it first, since we have a joint bank account.ReplyDelete
I love it when you post. The first is THE STORY of my life working downtown in Boulder, Colorado. Green Peace density = too much.ReplyDelete
ditto! love your illustrations btw. :)ReplyDelete
killing me with the monthly entries. need more. you do realize all other blogs suck rightReplyDelete
Tricks with Greenpeace people. 1. (basic) Pull out your cellphone before you get to them and pretend to text someone. 2. (still pretty basic) If they ask you if you care about the environment, like trees, or whatever, say that you don't and walk away without looking back. 3. (advanced) Carry your own clipboard and try to make them give you money for something nonsensical.ReplyDelete


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Attend the Day 1 Opening General Session and find out how to gain the Visibility, Control and Automation you need to achieve "Business without Limits." You'll hear from customers who are already starting to achieve Business without Limits. IBM Tivoli General Manager, Danny Sabbah, and Robert LeBlanc, who heads up IBM's Software Middleware Group, will also be sharing their insights and vision. Also featured will be performances by the highly acclaimed revolutionary a cappella group, Naturally 7!
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The destination is "Business without Limits." But how do you get there? Attend the Day 2 General Session for an in-depth look at Visibility, Control and Automation in action! A panel of IBM customers will share what they've learned on the journey to achieving Visibility, Control and Automation across their entire infrastructure. IBM Tivoli's VP of Strategy and Development, Jamie Thomas, and VP of Open Standards, Angel Diaz, will outline a "roadmap" for optimizing your infrastructure. You'll also hear about IBM's broader roadmap around Smarter Computing, from IBM Senior VP and Group Executive Software Group, Steve Mills. And you won't want to miss featured performers, "America's Got Talent" finalists, illuminate!
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What innovations in analytics and computing technology will the future bring? Join us for the Day 3 General Session and you'll get an exciting glimpse into the innovations of the future. Find out how the advanced analytics used in Watson are being put to work in businesses around the world. Discover what the data center of the future will look like, in the year 2020 and beyond. Finally, you won't want to miss our featured guest speaker, co-founder of Apple Computer and Innovator, philanthropist and entrepreneur, Steve Wozniak!


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A look back on some milestones and memorable moments in the entertainment industry that happened on Sept. 21 and 22.
September 21
• 1948: Milton Berle made his debut as permanent host of "The Texaco Star Theater" on NBC.
• 1957: "Perry Mason," starring Raymond Burr, made its debut on CBS.
• 1970: "NFL Monday Night Football" made its debut on ABC. The Cleveland Browns defeated the visiting New York Jets, 31-to-21.
• 1992: 250 million households tuned in to "Murphy Brown" to see the show's rebuttal to Vice President Dan Quayle's family values speech. Quayle had criticized the show for its lead character having a baby out of wedlock.
• 2001: Celebrities including Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Neil Young, Celine Dion and Mariah Carey performed at a telethon to raise money for the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. More than 30 networks broke from regular programming to carry the telethon. Within five days it had brought in $150 million in pledges.
• 2011: The band R.E.M. announced their breakup
Celebrities celebrating a birthday on Sept. 21 include: author Stephen King (66); actor Bill Murray (63); country singer Faith Hill (46); actress/talk show host Ricki Lake (45) and actor Luke Wilson (42).
September 22
• 1957: "Maverick," starring James Garner, premiered on ABC.
• 1964: The musical "Fiddler on the Roof" opened on Broadway.
• 1965: Singer Roger Daltry of The Who nearly got thrown out of the band for punching out drummer Keith Moon on the opening date of their Scandinavian tour in Copenhagen.
• 1982: The sitcom "Family Ties" premiered on NBC.
• 1985: The first Farm Aid concert was held in Champaign, Ill., featuring John Mellencamp, Willie Nelson and Neil Young.
• 1989: Songwriter Irving Berlin died in New York City at age 101. During his lengthy career, he wrote many classics, including "God Bless America" and "White Christmas."
Celebrities celebrating a birthday on Sept. 22 include: actress Shari Belafonte (59); singer Joan Jett (55); opera singer Andrea Bocelli (55); actor Scott Baio (52); and actress Bonnie Hunt is (52).


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Garden Fresh Foods is recalling nearly 19,000 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken and ham products that may be contaminated with Listeria, health officials say.
The products were distributed to retail and food service establishments nationwide. The company previously recalled salads, slaw, and dips, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) said.
Some symptoms of Listeria are fever and muscle aches, sometimes preceded by diarrhea or other gastrointestinal symptoms.
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Staff Report
Published Feb. 20, 2013
Greenville-based Proterra Inc. recently enter into an agreement with an equipment finance provider to boost sales of its zero-emission, battery-electric transit buses.
Headquartered outside Denver, Key Equipment Finance will create new funding options and offer financing packages for transit agencies, corporations and other commercial entities seeking to purchase Proterra's EcoRide buses.
"Our new financing package from a top-tier lender provides an exciting opportunity for those who want and need to upgrade or expand their aging fleets, but don't have the budget to do so," said Ian Shackleton, Proterra's vice president of marketing and sales, in a news release.
This new partnership is designed to provide transit agencies with an additional method of funding the local portion of Federal Transit Administration-supported bus purchases.
"With many federal grant programs no longer available and many transit properties unable to secure the local match dollars needed to supplement their Federal Transit Administration funding, this new option will be attractive to agencies of all sizes looking to upgrade or expand their fleets," according to a company news release.
Under terms of the deal, purchasers can finance up to 100% of the cost of each bus, allowing them to spread their payments over time.
Proterra and Key Equipment Finance both expect continued growth from commercial buyers, including corporations and colleges and universities, according to a news release.
"We look forward to this partnership and are confident Proterra will see even greater customer satisfaction as the result of offering flexible financing as part of the sales process," said Tim Duerr, senior vice president of business development at Key Equipment Finance, in a news release.
Key Equipment Finance is a national equipment finance provider for commercial clients and government entities. Through its vendor services unit, equipment finance programs are developed for manufacturers, distributors and resellers in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Key manages $8.5 billion in assets and originates nearly $4 billion of equipment financing annually.


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A Mesa man is in critical condition after his wife ran over him with her Jeep because she was upset he didn't vote in the presidential election and feared her family would suffer with President Obama's re-election, Gilbert police said Monday.
Holly Solomon, 28, was arrested about 10 a.m. Saturday after she chased her husband Daniel Solomon, 36, in a parking lot on Gilbert Road near Vaughn Avenue, police said.
Gilbert police spokesman Sgt. Jesse Sanger said Holly Solomon started arguing with her husband because she "believed her family was going to face hardship" as a result of Obama's re-election.
The victim tried hiding behind a light pole, Sanger said, while his wife "drove around the pole numerous times while continuing to yell at him."
The victim eventually started running toward the road but was struck by the Jeep and pinned beneath the vehicle and the curb, Sanger said.
Sanger said there was no indication that Holly Solomon was impaired by drugs or alcohol and said her husband is in critical condition at Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn Medical center.
She was booked into jail on domestic violence charges.
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Welcome to the UTCS Graduate Wiki. This is a collaborative site that any UTCS graduate student, staff, or faculty member can edit. To make changes, simply press edit at the top or bottom of the page. If you are a new user, please use the registration page to create an account (UTCS email address required) or see HelpForBeginners to get you going.
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STERLING, Va. (WUSA 9) -- A mother wanted by Maryland police for child abduction was arrested this weekend while reportedly traveling with her daughter, according to U. S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations at Washington Dulles International Airport.
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ROCKVILLE, Md. (WUSA) - A Gaithersburg man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing incident in the 800 block of Baltimore Rd., according to Montgomery County Police.
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This morning we started to have some issues with the Outlook Connector on all of our client machines that is preventing sending/receiveing. Upon opening Outlook we get an error that says "Zimbra Outlook Connector License Failure" "Your Server's license has expired. The Server will not allow message downloads or sends. You may continue to access your local data."
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