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When? How much? Why the big delay? I've been patiently waiting. Your thoughts?
Last edited by vcl3; 06-19-2011 at 12:16 AM.
Why does Wrigley need expanded??
Jack Trice Stadium.
GoShow in 3...2....1..
I meant Jack Trice Stadium. Sorry.
Originally Posted by vcl3
Jack Trice Stadium.
Well why in the hell put a pic of Wrigley field in your post?
Originally Posted by vcl3
I meant Jack Trice Stadium. Sorry.
Easy call JP and donate 30 mil, upgrade done.
Although this topic has literally been beat to death, it is interesting to see JP direct 25 million to other areas besides the south endzone. Shows where our priorities are I guess.
Originally Posted by vcl3
When? How much? Why the big delay? I've been patiently waiting. Your thoughts?
You're right! Why has this NEVER been discussed before?!
Originally Posted by cyrocksmypants
I didn't know Satan posted on here. Because clearly with this opinion, you're the devil.
It's been discussed before, but noone seemingly wants to do anything about it.
Originally Posted by vcl3
noone seemingly wants to do anything about it.
Maybe you should do something about that.
Originally Posted by Cyclone711
Although this topic has literally been beat to death, it is interesting to see JP direct 25 million to other areas besides the south endzone. Shows where our priorities are I guess.
Its been known for awhile that functional things like the new football facility would come before things like the south endzone.
Id say with the videoboard in progress and the football training facility about to begin work, the south endzone is the next major project. Whether that is one or 5 (or more) years away depends on a lot of factors including revenue from future tv coming into the program (especially when the tier 1 deal renegotiates) and willingness of potential donors.
Originally Posted by RING4CY
Maybe you should do something about that.
I imagine many people would contribute (many on here have stated as much) if there was a drive by the athletic apartment to get this done (specific fundraiser etc...).
I haven't read all 2,000 of the previous posts on this subject. ISU will be receiving more money from the new TV agreement and maybe this will move things foreward. The other problem is that the stadium is not sold out today, so we may need to reduce the ticket prices in order to fill a larger stadium. The revenue/payback with the lower prices would be weaker but there would be some intangibles - larger fan base, better atmosphere, more prestige.
good point.
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by Alex O'Neal
posted Apr 18 2011 7:59AM
If you're a parent, you know that getting your finicky kid to eat is like trying to push a bolder up a mountain of molasses. It isn't easy. A kid's menu, at best consists of about five or six things that he or she will eat. So what's a parent to do? Well, at a recent survey taken in a small US town, about 100 kids gave the answer to their five favorite foods, not counting desserts. While this survey no way dictates that all kids will answer the same, this should give you a pretty decent idea of what you're kid will eat if you're having problems getting food in his or her mouth. So without further ado, our top five kids' goods.
Coming in at number 5
was no surprise.
Spaghetti and Meatballs
was the overall number 5 choice. Kids seemed to like this more out of the can than home made, however. And no fancy sauces like Marinara. Just plain out tomato or meat sauce was all they needed. Plus, no grated cheese on top. And not too many meatballs. Just 3 or 4 would be enough. Serving your kid a plate of spaghetti and meatballs would be more than enough to put a smile on his or her face.
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Fried chicken
. Parents, don't bother making this at home. Overwhelmingly, kids voted on Colonel Sanders Kentucky Fried Chicken and white meat only. And don't forget the biscuit that comes with it. They said without the biscuit it isn't as good. Makes you wonder if they loved the biscuit more than the chicken. Oh and the extra crispy gets a big thumbs up. The
third most popular meal
on the menu was
the hot dog
. It was interesting to see that the hot dog was more popular than the hamburger, but not by much. As for how they liked their hot dog, that varied quite a bit. Some kids liked them just with mustard. Others preferred mustard and sauerkraut. And then there was that group of kids who enjoyed their hot dogs with ketchup. Nobody seemed to like relish or anything fancy on their hot dog and NO cheese dogs. That was another big yuck. Just missing the number top spot and
coming in at number 2 was macaroni and cheese
. Again, don't try making this at home. This has to be, almost unanimously, Kraft Mac And Cheese. And of course no mac and cheese dish is complete without pouring ketchup all over it. By the time they are done with the ketchup you can just about see the mac and cheese. Finally,
coming in at number 1 was Hamburger on a bun
was a sure winner. Again, nothing fancy as far as condiments. No onions was big on the list of yucks. Kids absolutely hate onions and don't want them anywhere near their hamburger. Just some ketchup is all they require. And the buns have to be hamburger buns. No regular hard rolls and certainly NO seeds. Also, no whole wheat buns or rolls. Â And there you have it. The top 5 favorite foods of children. So if you're having trouble getting your kid to eat, you might want to start with these. If you need other favorites outside the top 5, at
number 6 was pizza and at number 7 was peanut butter and jelly
. Rounding out the top 10 was
bologna at 8, salami and cheese at 9 and grilled cheese at 10
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I am new to this site. I am assuming Mike Eastman views and posts on this forum. Hopefully he does and he can reply to me. . . . or for that matter, anyone is welcome to provide their .02.
I am most of the way through reading his book, Hunting Trophy Antelope. I did not see anywhere where he mentioned preferred calibers for hunting antelope. What is the preferred caliber? I shoot my .22-250 a lot at coyotes. Would that be sufficient?
My second question is that there was very little about taking the wind into consideration (from a scent standpoint). Are their noses as good as a whitetails? Or do they primarily rely on the eyes and scent is not as big of an issue.
Well, I'm not Mike Eastman, but here is my .02:
Bunches and bunches of antelope get taken every year, legally, in MT with .22 centerfire cartridges like .223 and .22-250. However, they are not optimal. Most .22 caliber bullets are frangible varmint bullets, that can have shallow wounds. A "hard" bullet like the Barnes TSX would be a good choice, if you are set on using your 22-250. Those hard Barnes bullets make small calibers outperform their caliber.
My recommendation would be moving up to one of the classic antelope cartridges, particularly .243 Winchester or 25-06 Remington. These are flat shooting and easy on recoil. Again, a bullet designed for hunting, and not varmint shooting needs to be utilized for consistent terminal performance.
If you have a deer rifle you are comfortable with, that is also an excellent option.
If you are looking for a good antelope cartridge, that can also be used for larger game like mule deer and elk, consider the 7-08, perhaps my favorite all-around caliber. Powerful, flat shooting, and low recoil.
Thanks for the input, guys! I will be hunting in western Nebraska, where a .22-250 is allowed as long as it has 900 ft. lbs. of energy at 100 yards. I have a friend that has a 7mm Mag that I could borrow. Would that be a better choice?
A 7 mag is a great choice, as long as you are comfortable shooting it. It will have a lot more recoil (nothing to be afraid of, though) than your .22-250, so range time is a must. It is a high-velocity cartridge, so look into controlled expansion bullets for it, in order to minimize damage to the meat.
If your hunt is this fall, I would borrow the rifle sooner rather than later, so you can find a load it likes, and get a lot of practice shooting before the season.
Then go have fun chasing those speed goats!
Thanks, I plan on getting a lot of shooting time with it prior to the hunt this fall. I am also experienced at shooting larger caliber rifles. So, you are saying you would go with the 7 mag over the .22-250?
And what about their noses? No input on that yet?
There noses are very good. In antelope country though the wind can be blowing so hard at times that it makes it hard for them to smell you and detect your location, but don't understimate their noses! Good luck.
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I would get some loads for the .22-250 with nice sturdy bullets and just go with that. I love those little calibers. Study their anatomy and go plug one right in the heart. The only reason I would decide to go with something bigger is if I knew the wind was going to be blowing hard.
On second thought, I would be using a bow in the first place... but I digress.
Thanks for the input on their noses. I don't see where Mike specifically addresses their noses. Well, I am very comfortable with my .22-250. I hunted antelope once in my life back in 2000 and used my .22-250 back then. It did the job for me at 190 yards. But in Mike's book, he stresses that it is difficult getting inside of 300 yards with a trophy buck. If so, I was thinking that the .22-250 might be a little light. I'd prefer it, but if it is not the right caliber, then I don't want to undergunned.
I took up archery last October. So far, I have had decent luck as I took a pretty nice buck last fall and 3 toms this spring. Chasing an antelope with a bow would be a lot of fun, but I don't know that I am ready for that yet!
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NECoyoteHunter as you can see everyone has there own opinion on rifle calibers. So in any of my books I don't write about that subject. I have left it up to other writers and hunters who shoot several different rifles and bullets. I have one rifle I use for western big game and one bullet weight. I know how much it drops and where to put the cross hairs. It works for me. But sometimes I do miss boy can I miss! I'm a simple shooter. The caliber is 7mm Rem. Mag. with Nosler 160 grain partitions. From 17 years old I have been using that caliber for western big game more years then I want to count.
On the scent subject they do smell but I found that eyesight is the number one factor. 6mm Remington is right on the wind and scent. However at 300 yards they don't seem to have much of an issue with it. I guess I should of wrote on it. Just make sure the wind isn't at your back. They like to see what they're running from and because they can out running every thing in their world antelope use distance as a buffer. Where as elk and deer smelling or see humans take off for the nearest cover.
The Form is you guys and gals I don't need to get on your form too much unless some one has a question for me. Hope the book helps and good luck on the antelope hunt. Hey let use know how you do! Mike
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With the 125th Map of the Week we take a look at the orc camps in Auðarhome that are thetemporary homes of the orcs that are magically enslaved to serve Baron Lugo. This map is representative of the camps made by Ásgrímur's tribe of 2,000 Stonefist orcs. The tribe is nomadic. Its duties are to keep the area within 50 miles/80 km of Mineville free of other orcs and to keep itself fit and fed. The latter is the main reason why the orcs regularly break camp and move on. Game, wild berries and the like are relatively abundant in the Midworld Mountains, but the supply of berries dwindles quickly and game flees when 2,000 orcs search for food in an area. The key figures among the Stonefist orcs are Ásgrímur, the commander, a 48-year-old male warrior, and his sorcerer, Bergi, a 44-year-old male. Another figure, perhaps more important than Ásgrímur or Bergi, is the powerful 54-year-old human male black necromancer Kvido, who serves Baron Lugo but lives with the orc tribe in the command tent, together with Ásgrímur, Bergi and Ásgrímur's mistress, the 44-year-old female orc scout, Brynja. Ásgrímur and his tribe are not native to the Midworld Mountains. Lugo bought the tribe from a vampire wizard who had magically captured and dominated Ásgrímur and his tribe's other leaders in the Foggy Mountains above the North Kingdom. Ásgrímur's tribal predecessors had been bound to an Æsir draug of the Darkness before and during the Great Wars, but that draug was destroyed, freeing the tribe, which fled into the mountains. For a few centuries, the tribe remained free in the mountains, until the draug's warriors captured Ásgrímur, Bergi and the other leaders and subjugated them with magic. Lugo not only bought the tribe from the draug, but he also sent Kvido to the North Kingdom to be trained by the vampire spellcasters there in the use of domination magic. Lubo then was sent to the tribe, not only to keep it in bondage but also to provide magical aid. Kvido takes no joy in this task, but he entered knowingly into his working agreement with the baron. Kvido agreed to spend 10 years with the tribe, keeping it in rein. In return, the baron is paying Kvido very handsomely for his work. The game master should know that Lubo has no intention of cheating Kvido; he respects the black necromancer and also would fear Kvido's power were he to become an opponent. Lubo is paying a vampire black necromancer in the North Kingdom to train a successor for Kvido when his 10 years of service are up. Lubo has outfitted the Stonefist tribe with quality armor and weapons of Slovanian manufacture. Hostile orc tribes that the Stonefist encounter usually have considerable disadvantages and fall easily to defeat. Most are ancestors of orcs once bound to the Darkness that were freed when their masters were destroyed. The current generations are free but impoverished descendants that roam the mountains seeking food. At times some dare to raid human settlements below the mountains, but they seldom survive one or two such raids. Lubo has ordered Ásgrímur to destroy those orcs he encounters, taking no prisoners. In recent times, Ásgrímur has run into occasional small bands of orcs that offer unusually good military and magical challenges in battle. These are exploratory parties of orcs and draugs bound to the dark draug Duke þráinn in the Dreadlands far to the north. Ásgrímur's tribe of some 2,000 orcs includes 1,400 male and female warriors, fighters and scouts and 600 male and female orc juveniles and children. Those who are old enough are training to become warriors, fighters and scouts. They live in encampments that always are similar in the one shown on the map. We offer a night view, because that is the time when the camp is most active. Orcs do not like daylight and they shun the sun. The map is 1,000 by 750 scale feet/300 x 225 scale meters in size. One should look closely to note the many tents scattered throughout the encampment. On the perimeter of the camp are six wooden watchtowers that can easily be assembled and dsiassembled. The large command tent is in the center. Bonfires burn throughout the camp.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
As an employee of a bike retailer, I've always felt that the highest compliment I can pay to any bike or product is with my own dollars. If that's true, then the strength of that compliment is compounded by how badly I want the bike or product. Well, in this case, I wanted it so badly, and for so long, that when the first opportunity arose to pick up a Mojo SL, I jumped on it immediately. When finally built up, the bike (pictured) lived up to my dreams of it, too. It climbed and descended like a champ, took the biggest hits I (admittedly more of a XC guy but still willing to hit 6-8 footers when I can) could muster, and made me feel like a rockstar doing it all. Its nimbleness reminded me of what I miss about riding 26" wheels after spending so much time on larger wheels, too. DW-link is so good it's made it very hard for me to take any other suspension platform seriously (so far). It didn't hurt that the bike emitted a certain inaudible signal of awesomeness that made it damn near impossible for nearby riders to not stare at the thing everywhere I went. Ultimately, the Mojo SL took years to develop and it shows - this bike is amazing.
If you have any questions about my particular build, or if you want to talk about building up your own Mojo, let me know, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 888-276-7130 x4648.
Ibis - Wow, 3 yrs and still lovin it!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have the SL 2010 model. I have ridden it countless miles and love this bike. I have it set up with XT 9 sp, thomson post, steam, formula brakes, mavic crossmax, tubeless. I had a Ellsworth truth prior to the Ibis. It really is true about DW-Link; it just climbs like a rocket and descends without hesitation. I have thought about other suspension designs but just feel the DW-Link offers the best of all worlds in the FM/AM arena. I did race it in the firecracker 50 and realized if your going to race 50 mile races you should probably get a dedicated race bike that weights 20-22 lbs. My ibis which is not build for lightweight but more for durability weights 27. I have the fox 150mm talus (which I would not get again but rather just a float and also get the 34). But the 150 mm is the perfect combo for AM. If you wanted more downhill then get the 160 but I do alot of tight singletrack trails and prefer the quickness of the 150 mm angle. I use continental 2.4 tire upfront and 2.2 in back without any problems.


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Bollywood icon Aamir Khan's latest release 'Dhoom 3', which has been breaking box office collections records day after day since its release last Friday, has bagged Rs 233.57 crore worldwide as of Tuesday (December 24) including Rs 174.97 crore (Friday to Wednesday) across India.
'Dhoom 3' breaks box office collections records, this time in Pakistan
Film critic and trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted: "Here's *Fri to Tue* total of #Dhoom3: India ₹ 149.46 cr + Overseas ₹ 84.11 cr [$ 13.11 mn +]. Worldwide total: ₹ 233.57 cr."
#Dhoom3 language-wise breakup [Fri to Wed]: Hindi ₹ 165.50 crore, Tamil & Telugu ₹ 9.47 crore. Grand total: ₹ 174.97 crore nett. India biz only, added Adarsh.
On Wednesday itself, Dhoom 3 collected Rs 25.52 crore with Rs 24.60 crore from Hindi and Rs 91 lakh from Tamil & Telugu versions.
'Dhoom: 3', starring Aamir Katrina Kaif and Abhishek Bachchan, has already smashed the opening day and opening weekend collection records in India, which were set by Shah Rukh Khan's 'Chennai Express' and Hrithik Roshan's 'Krrish 3'. 'Krrish 3' is the highest grosser of 2013 so far, collecting Rs 244.47 crore since its release.
'Dhoom 3' has broken box office collections records in Pakistan in the first week of its release. 'Dhoom 3' craze in Karachi has reached such heights that multiplexes are running the film on all their screens and having five shows a day on one screen - something unheard of in the Pakistani film industry.
In Karachi, 'Dhoom 3' box office collections from 56 screens on its opening day was around Rs 20 million. This easily broke the record set by the Pakistani film 'Waar' last month for the highest box office collections on the first day of release.
'Dhoom 3' was released at a time when the screening of Indian movies has come under a cloud because of an order from the Lahore High Court barring the exhibition of "illegally" imported films.
The 'Dhoom 3' craze in Karachi has reached such heights that multiplexes are running the film on all their screens and having five shows a day on one screen - something unheard of in the Pakistani film industry.
Dhoom 3, third offering from the 'Dhoom' franchise, has also become the top opening weekend grossers in the United States. Opening weekend collection in US for 'Dhoom 3' amounted to $3,880,000. Previously, Chennai Express had collected $2,416,513 in opening weekend


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Productive and efficient Inkjet All-In-One for the Home Office.
A multifunctional, compact and cost-cutting Inkjet All-In-One, the MX320 offers professional Printing, Copying, Faxing and Scanning, with a 30-sheet ADF to further increase productivity.
Both documents and photos benefit from Canon's FINE Cartridge technology, which uses one black pigment ink cartridge for superior text printing, and one dye-based colour ink cartridge to deliver glossy, photolab quality prints and outstanding colour graphics.
Simultaneous speed and image quality are the hallmarks of the FINE system. Default document printing speeds of 7.5 images per minute (mono) and 4.5 images per minute (colour), help you increase productivity.*
Quality scans are produced with 1200x2400dpi optical resolution. A 30-sheet Auto Document Feeder (ADF) makes batch document scans and copies easy. Collated copying, 2-on-1 and 4-on-1 copying for multi-page documents saves paper and time.
The Auto Scan Mode analyses documents, scans and saves with the best settings removing the lengthy manual selection process.
33.6kbps Super G3 faxing is fast and reliable. Use as a standalone fax or send faxes directly from PC without printing the document first. The ADF allows multiple pages to be faxed with ease. Make use of 20 coded speed dials, sequential broadcasting and 50 page fax memory.
A USB port on the front allows you to scan directly to USB stick to quickly share scanned files.
A lab-quality 10x15cm borderless photo can be printed in just 45 seconds. Thanks to tiny 2pl ink droplets and print resolution of up to 4800x1200dpi photos are vibrant and free from visible grain.
The ChromaLife100+ system** provides beautiful photos lasting over 300 years via a combination of Canon's FINE print head technology, certain Canon genuine photo papers and dye-based inks.
The PictBridge port enables photo printing direct from any compatible digital camera. With the optional BU-30 Bluetooth Adapter, print images wirelessly from any Bluetooth device.
Canon's MP Navigator EX software manages scanned files: convert documents to searchable PDFs, protect with passwords and use over 15 language OCR. Canon's Easy-PhotoPrint EX software, allows users to print great photos with functions like auto red-eye correction and Auto Photo Fix.
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*Print speeds based on ISO/IEC FCD 24734 ESAT
**For more information on ChromaLife100 please visit www.canon-europe.com/chromalife100
|Available Functions
|Print, Scan, Copy, Fax, 30 page ADF and PictBridge camera direct printing
|Print Resolution
|Up to 4800¹ x 1200 dpi
|Print Engine
|InkJet 4-ink with minimum 2 pl Micro-Nozzles and FINE Cartridges
|Photo Lab Quality Speed
|Borderless 10 x 15cm: Approx. 45 seconds (Standard)
|Mono Print Speed
|ESAT: Approx. 7.5 ipm
|Colour Print Speed
|ESAT: Approx. 4.5 ipm
|Ink Cartridge Configuration
|FINE Cartridge - PG-510, CL-511 (Optional - PG-512, CL-513)
|Black Ink Tank Life
|Black: 220 pages (PG-510), 401 pages (PG-512) ¹
Black: 2,760 photos* (PG-510), 5,205 photos* (PG-512) ²
* Estimated supplemental yield
|Colour Ink Tank Life
|Colour: 244 pages (CL-511), 349 pages (CL-513) ¹
Colour: 97 photos (CL-511), 144 photos (CL-513) ²
|Media Type
|Plain Paper, Envelopes, Photo Paper Pro Platinum (PT-101), Photo Paper Pro II (PR-201), Photo Paper Plus Glossy II (PP-201), Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss (SG-201), Glossy Photo Paper "Everyday Use" (GP-501), Matte Photo Paper (MP-101), High Resolution Paper (HR-101N), T-shirt Transfer (TR-301), Photo Stickers (PS-101)
|Media Input
|Rear Tray: Max. 100 sheets
|Media Size
|Rear Tray: A4, B5, A5, Letter, Legal, Envelopes (DL, COM10), 10 x 15cm, 13 x 18cm, 20 x 25cm
|Media Weight
|Rear Tray: Plain paper 64 to 105 g/m² and Canon special media up to approx. 300 g/m² (PT-101)
|Two Sided Printing
|Available by manual operation using plain paper in A4, B5, A5, Letter & 13 x 18cm sizes (Windows only)
|Borderless Printing
|Yes (A4, Letter, 20 x 25cm, 13 x 18cm, 10 x 15cm)
|Camera Interface and Connectivity
|Direct Print Port: Camera direct photo printing from PictBridge compliant digital cameras & camcorders
|Other Features
|Photo Optimizer PRO (Windows only), Image Optimizer (Windows only), Photo Noise Reduction, Vivid Photo, Monochrome Effects (Sepia, Blue, Green, Pink, Select Colour), Simple Illustration
|Standalone fax
|PC Fax
|Win: Via Fax modem (in MFP)*,
Mac: n/a
*1 location, B/W transmission only
|Colour Fax (ITU-T.30E compliant)
|Transmission Speed Mono/colour
|Mono: Approx. 3 sec./page (33.6kbps)
(based on default setting using ITU-T No.1 chart) ¹
Colour: Approx. 1 min/page (33.6kbps)
(based on default setting using Canon Colour Fax Test Sheet)¹
|Modem Speed
|33.6k / 31.2k / 28.8k / 26.4k / 24k / 21.6k / 19.2k / 16.8k / 14.4k / 12k / 9.6k / 7.2k / 4.8k / 2.4kbps (Automatic fall back)
|Compression Method Mono/colour
|Mono: MH, MR, MMR,
Colour: JPEG
|Fax Resolution
|Mono: 8pels/mm x 3.85pels/mm (Standard), 8pels/mm x 7.7pels/mm (Fine), 300dpi x 300dpi (Extra Fine)
Colour: 200 x 200 dpi (Photo)
|Greyscale/Colour gradation
|Mono: 256 levels,
Colour: 24 bit (full colour) (RGB each 8 bit)
|Automatic document feeder
|Up to 30 pages (single side)
|Memory Transmission
|Fax Memory
|Up to 50 pages (page count is based on ITU-T No.1 chart or Canon Fax Standard Chart No.1)
|Dual Access
|Coded Dials
|max 20 locations
|Group Dial
|max 19 locations
|FAX/TEL Auto Switch
|Yes (manual)
|Answering Machine Hook-up
|Remote Reception
|Sequential broadcast
|Error correction mode (ECM)
|Yes, ITU-T T.30 compatible
|Telephone handset
|Caller rejection, Fax reception reject, Fax number re-entry, Check RX fax info, Activity report, Coded/Group number lists, User's data list, Memory list, Rejected number list, Caller history list, Fax scan contrast, Dial search, Activity report
|Scanner Type
|Flatbed and ADF, CIS colour scanner
|Automatic document feeder
|Yes up to 30 pages
|Scanner Resolution Optical
|Up to 1200 x 2400dpi
|Scanner Resolution Digital
|25 - 19200dpi (Platen only)
|Colour Scanning Depth
|48 / 24 bit (RGB each 16 / 8 bit)
|16 / 8 bit
|TWAIN / WIA (Windows XP / Windows Vista)
|Effective Scanning Width
|Flatbed: A4/Letter
ADF: A4/Letter/Legal
|OCR Bundle
|Yes (MP Navigator EX)
|Other Features
|Push-scan, Auto Scan Mode, Scan to USB stick, Multi-Scan, PDF file creation/editing/password security, Descreen, Unsharp mask, Stitch Assist, Correct document orientation, Prevent show through,Correct slanted documents, Photograph corrections (Fading correction, Grain correction, Reduce dust and scratches, Backlight correction, Auto Tone), Gutter Shadow Correction, Text (OCR)
|Colour/Photo Copy
|Copy Speed Colour Document
|FCOT: Approx. 31 sec ¹
|Copy Speed Colour
|Document (ADF)
ESAT: Approx. 2.2 ipm ¹
|Multiple Copy
|1 to 99 copies
|25 – 400% in 1% increments and preset ratios
|Other Features
|Automatic document feeder : Yes up to 30 pages
Auto Intensity (AE copy)*, Manual Intensity Adjustment, Image Repeat copy, Fit-to-page copy, Borderless copy, Sticker copy, 2-on-1 copy, 4-on-1copy, Frame erase copy, Collated copy (ADF)
* not supported for ADF
|Interface Type - PC
|Hi-Speed USB (B Port),
Bluetooth Ver2.0 maximum speed 1.44Mbps (Option, HCRP) (with optional Bluetooth Unit BU-30)
|Interface Type - Mobile Phone / PDA
|Bluetooth Ver2.0 maximum speed 1.44Mbps (Option, JPEG only, OPP, BIP) (with optional Bluetooth unit BU-30) & Photo printing via PictBridge
|Supported Operating System
|Windows Vista, Vista SP1 Windows XP SP2, SP3
Windows 2000 Professional SP4
Mac OS X v.10.3.9, v.10.4, v10.5
|Operating System Requirements
|Windows Vista, Vista SP1: 1GHz processor / 512MB RAM
Windows XP, SP2, SP3, 2000 Professional SP4: 300MHz processor / 128 MB RAM
Common: Internet Explorer 6.0 / CD-ROM drive / Display XGA 1024x768 / 600 MB Hard disk space
Mac OS X v.10.5 / Intel ® processor, PowerPC G5, PowerPC G4 (867 MHz or faster)/ 512 MB RAM
Mac OS X v.10.4 / Intel ® processor, PowerPC G5, PowerPC G4, PowerPC G3 / 256 MB RAM
Mac OS X v.10.3.9 / PowerPC G5, PowerPC G4, PowerPC G3 / 128 MB RAM
Common: Safari / CD-ROM drive / Display XGA 1024x768 / 700 MB Hard disk space
|Software Included
|Canon MP Navigator EX, Canon Easy-PhotoPrint EX
|Dimensions (W x D x H)
|458 x 410 x 198mm
|Number of language (LCD)
|22 Languages selectable: Japanese, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Russian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovenian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Greek, Traditional Chinese, Korean
|Temperature Range
|Operating environment: 5° - 35° C
|Operating humidity: 10 - 90%RH (no dew condensation)
|Acoustic Noise Levels
|Approx. 47.0 dB(A)
When printing ISO/JIS-SCID N2 pattern on 10x15cm Photo Paper Plus Glossy II using default settings.
|Approx. 8.6 kg
|Power Source
|AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
|Power Consumption
|Standby: Approx. 2.7W (when scanning lamp is off) (USB connected to PC),
Off: Approx. 1.0 W (USB connected to PC),
Copying: Approx 11 W ¹
|Print Resolution
|¹ Ink droplets can be placed with a minimum pitch of 1/4800 inch
|Black Ink Tank Life
|¹ Declared yield value in accordance with ISO/IEC 24711. Values obtained by continuous printing.
² Printing Canon standard photos continuously on 10x15cm Photo Paper Plus Glossy II with default settings using Windows Vista printer driver in borderless printing mode and Windows Vista Home Premium Photo Gallery. Declared yield value determined based on Canon standard method referring to ISO/IEC 24711.
|Colour Ink Tank Life
|¹ Declared yield value in accordance with ISO/IEC 24711. Values obtained by continuous printing.
² Printing Canon standard photos continuously on 10x15cm Photo Paper Plus Glossy II with default settings using Windows Vista printer driver in borderless printing mode and Windows Vista Home Premium Photo Gallery. Declared yield value determined based on Canon standard method referring to ISO/IEC 24711.
|Transmission Speed Mono/colour
|¹ Actual transmission speed may vary depending on document complexity, fax settings at receiving end, and line conditions.
|Power Consumption
|¹ When copying ISO/JIS-SCID N2 (printed by inkjet printer) on A4 size plain paper using default settings.
|Copy Speed Colour Document
|¹ FCOT on plain paper is measured based on the test standard of ISO/IEC 24735 annex D. ESAT ADF copy speed on plain paper is measured based on the test standard of ISO/IEC 24735.
|Copy Speed Colour
|¹ FCOT on plain paper is measured based on the test standard of ISO/IEC 24735 annex D. ESAT ADF copy speed on plain paper is measured based on the test standard of ISO/IEC 24735.
Thanks to Canon's unique print head technology (FINE), every PIXMA is able to print amazing quality documents and photos with speed. Genuine Canon inks guarantee maximum quality, long lasting prints and reliability of your printer.
Black FINE Cartridge
This 9ml pigment black ink is used for printing documents on plain paper and ensures crisp, sharp text with great longevity.
Colour FINE Cartridge
This 9ml colour cartridge contains Cyan, Magenta and Yellow inks and is used for printing colour documents and photos. Combined with Canon photo paper it protects your photos from fading with ChromaLife100+ system.
With Canon genuine high yield XL inks you can print more for less without compromising on quality. The PIXMA XL Inks provide significantly more prints than their standard equivalents ensuring longer periods between ink replacements – ideal if you print a lot.
Black XL FINE Cartridge
This 15ml high yield black ink provides more prints than the standard equivalent. The pigment black ink is used for printing documents and ensures crisp, sharp text with great longevity.
Colour XL FINE Cartridge
This 13ml high yield colour ink provides more prints than the standard equivalent. The tri-colour ink tank with ChromaLife100+ system is used for printing colour documents and photos.
Canon genuine value packs are designed to offer you convenience and savings. Twin and Triple Packs, contain two or three of the same inks while Multipacks contain two or more different inks for the same printer. Perfect for frequent users and high-volume printing environments.
Black and Colour FINE Cartridge
This multipack contains one 9ml black and one 9ml colour cartridge and provides you with the full set of inks for your printer offering convenience and savings.
Photo Paper Pro Luster
Achieve vivid colour and stunning monochrome photographic printing with Photo Paper Pro Luster, a professional photo paper with lustre texture for a traditional photolab look which you can create at home.
Photo Paper Plus Glossy II
Canon's Photo Paper Plus Glossy II is the perfect photo paper for superior quality output with a glossy finish. It provides the perfect finish for digital photographs and all your reprints.
Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss
Canon's Photo Paper Plus Semi-gloss, is a satin finish paper with the texture of real photographic paper. This high quality paper produces brilliant photographs with reduced glossiness for a softer finish.
Glossy Photo Paper "Everyday Use"
Glossy photo paper for printing everyday photographs and reprints with photo-lab quality. "Everyday Use" photo paper provides economical way to produce your holiday photos with glossy finish at home.
Matte Photo Paper
Matte Photo Paper produces high quality photographs, graphics and text with a matte finish. Also suitable for more creative uses, such as greetings cards, displays and paper craft.
High Resolution Paper
Professional This coated paper is designed to produce brilliant colours and sharp, vivid images. Ideal for printing high quality documents, spread sheets and presentations containing photos and graphics.
T-Shirt Transfer material
Customise your t-shirts, jerseys, cushion covers and more with photos, graphics or your own designs using this creative paper. Easily print and iron on to a cotton or poly-cotton material.
Photo Stickers
Easily print, peel and stick the photo stickers to most smooth surfaces. Use for personalizing with creative images, or simply use for high quality labelling, the choice is yours.


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The Deep Blue Sea
|Release Date: March 23, 2012
|Running Time: 98 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $1,125,588.00
|Genre: Drama, Foreign
Rachel Weisz
Tom Hiddleston
Simon Russell Beale
Barbara Jefford
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Summary:Hester Collyer has tried and failed to commit suicide. Some time before, she left her husband, a respectable High Court Judge, for a semi-alcoholic former R.A.F. pilot. The relationship was physical and passionate but his ardor has cooled, leaving her emotionally stranded and desperate. By the end she is brought to a hard decision to live, partly through the intercession of another resident of the tenement house, Mr. Miller, an ex-doctor, struck off for what seems to have been a homosexual offense. These two outcasts, socially ostracized for their 'excessive' loves, find a curious and moving kinship.


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A Grateful Husband Makes a Difference for Hospice Care in Bismarck
Don Matejcek and his wife, Kathleen, were married more than 50 years. Pictures on a bulletin board in their home show them smiling on their 50th wedding anniversary, during two weddings of their grandsons and at other family gatherings.
Life changed once Kathleen was diagnosed with cancer.
"She'd gone through chemotherapy, radiation, surgeries, and then when the cancer reappeared, she just didn't want to do it anymore," Matejcek said. It made sense to him that she would be cared for in their home, which eased their stress and her pain. "Without hospice, I don't know how we would've done it," Matejcek said.
Sanford Hospice staff visited every morning and helped Kathleen by bathing her, dressing her and even fixing her hair. These services continued for 14 months until she died. "What a wonderful program," Matejcek said. "These people that serve hospice, they're not humans, they're angels."
Sanford Hospice enables patients in Bismarck and the five-county region to live at home, pain-free, surrounded by the people they love. In 2012, more than 140 patients and families benefitted from the services of Sanford Hospice in the Bismarck-Mandan region. Donors to Sanford Hospice help ensure medical services, emotional support and spiritual resources are available for patients and their families who are in the last stages of a serious illness.
To support Sanford Hospice in Bismarck, visit Bismarck.SanfordHealth.org/Foundation (Bismarck.SanfordHealth.org/Foundation) or call (701) 323-8450.
Posted Date: June 2013