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Sport a classic black and white Snake print or spice up life with fun colors in the classic Snake print pattern.
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This dog collar utilizes a quick clasp closure, also called a side release clasp. Sizing is given as a range of neck lengths. Measure your dog's neck size or its current collar length (not including buckles) to obtain correct sizing.
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Yellow Dog's Standard Collars come in over 650 designs are produced on soft polyester braid which is machine washable and fully guaranteed. Each collar comes with a custom side release buckle.
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Tag-a-Long Pet Tag Holder
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Tag-A-Long is a patented, built-in tag holder that gives you the option for the d-ring to be used for the leash as intended. Yellow Dog Design is the only collar manufacturer offering a built-in tag holder for their customers.
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- Works exclusively on Tag-A-Long Collars
- Available on all side release buckles in 3/4" and 1"
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- Nickel Plated Alloy D Ring for Tag or Leash Attachment
- Adjustable Quick Clasp style sturdy closure. Also known as a "Side Release" clasp
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April 30th vs. The Tigers
From top to bottom, inside and out, backwards and forwards, this team needs some energy. Somehow, they need to get a spark.
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N° 32–2005: Results of life sciences research in space to be presented in Cologne
20 June 2005
On 26 June, the 9th European Symposium on Life Sciences Research in Space will commence its proceedings at the Maternushaus in Cologne, Germany. During the four-day gathering, biologists and medical researchers will present the latest results of their current space research. The event is being hosted by the European Space Agency (ESA) together with the International Society for Gravitational Physiology (ISGP) and coincides with the 26th International Gravitational Physiology Meeting.
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Preliminary findings of the Women International Space Simulation for Exploration (WISE), which is currently under way, will also be presented. Since March, twelve women from seven European countries have been confined to bed at the French Institute for Space Medicine and Physiology (MEDES) in Toulouse. At the beginning of June, the twelve participants in this first campaign got back on their feet. Some of the volunteers will attend the conference and talk about the experience. ESA project manager Peter Jost will present and explain the preliminary results of this exercise, the longest female bed-rest experiment ever conducted in Europe. He will also report on preparations for the second campaign scheduled for the autumn and on ESA's five-year strategic plan for bed-rest studies.
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 7:46 pm
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A couple months ago, Andrea from the University of Michigan wrote me an e-mail to let me know of a product that she likes to use when baking brownies and breads. This product, the
Baker's Edge
, is a pan with additional interior walls to ensure there are no center pieces to a baked good - every piece has at least two edges. After getting my own pan, I set out to see how it stacked up against a traditional pan while baking brownies.
When I received my Baker's Edge, I was surprised by its solid construction. The pan is cast aluminum (about 1/8-in. or 3 mm thick) and weighs 2-1/2 pounds (1.15 kg). The interior finish has a non-stick coating while the exterior is unpolished. The rough exterior makes the pan easy to grip even with oven mitts or pot holders. On top of that, the handle positioning is excellent - they two hand holds are placed about halfway down the side of the pan, so you can easily flip the pan over without rapping your knuckles. The interior walls are placed about 2-1/2 inches (6.3 cm) apart. Due to the slight cant of the side walls, this means the minimum width of the channels are about 2 inches wide. An inflexible red spatula (exactly the right size for the channels) was provided with the Baker's Edge.
When baking, the batter that touches the edges (and the bottom) of the pan cook faster. We often take advantage of this so we'll have browned edges on our baked goods (like on a pound cake). This is because a great deal more heat can enter the food through conduction (and metal conducts heat much better than air). The idea behind the Baker's Edge is to provide more metal surface area to conduct heat. (More everyday examples of this principle in action are the Bundt cake pan and the angel food cake pan. Both utilize a center "tower" of metal to help conduct heat into parts of the cake that normally would be cooked much slower than the exterior.) Does it work? I did a series of tests to find out.
I started with the Baker's Edge and a typical non-stick baking pan (9-in. x 13-in.) and made two batches of
Dark Chocolate Brownies
. One batch went into the Baker's Edge and the other into the 9x13.
After 35 minutes, the brownies in the 9x13 were done, but the Baker's Edge needed a few more minutes to reach the same doneness. 5 extra minutes was enough to finish those brownies.
The brownies from the 9x13 pan were thinner than the ones made in the Baker's Edge (because the pan has a slightly larger volume) and that may have contributed to its faster cooking time. In addition, the light aluminum sheet used on the 9x13 pan probably allowed it to heat up faster than the Baker's Edge. Both brownies did not pop out of the pans when inverted, so I had to go in with spatulas to dig them out. (Usually, I prepare brownies in a 9x13 by first lining it with a sheet of parchment paper, so I can easily lift them out without ruining the shiny crust that forms on the surface of the brownies and without having to dig out a piece from the pan first.) Once a piece had been removed from each pan, it was easy to cut square brownies and scoop them out. The non-stick coating on the Baker's Edge didn't release the soft brownies perfectly but did do a better job than the other non-stick pan. (Both washed out easily and cleanly with soapy water - which is a great reason for getting non-stick. The Baker's Secret shouldn't be run through the dishwasher, but clean up was so easy, it wasn't an issue.)
Each of the brownies from the Baker's Edge did indeed have chewy edges - two of them (and sometimes three) in fact. It was almost like every piece was a corner piece from the standard pan. Therein laid a problem I hadn't considered. I had tasters that liked brownies with edges and tasters that liked brownies that didn't have any chewy edges but were soft and moist throughout. With the regular pan, I had corner pieces, edge pieces, and center pieces (although there are always more than four people who want corner pieces and not enough edge pieces). For the edge lovers, the brownies from the Baker's Edge were perfect - chewy edges surrounding a moist chocolate brownie. For the center lovers, the brownies were good, but they much preferred the texture of the brownies from the 9x13 pan.
On one of the later batches, I baked the brownies with the Baker's Edge but took them out of the oven earlier. This resulted in a consistent texture throughout - the edges hadn't yet gotten chewy and the whole brownie was how the center lovers liked it. Unfortunately, I didn't really have any edge pieces.
The pan works extremely well if you like chewy edges to your brownies (and other baked goods). If you don't like chewy edges, a bit of recipe time adjustment results in even baking. The only real downside to this pan that I could see was getting that first piece out. Even after several trials, I just couldn't do it without completely destroying that first piece.
For this test, I didn't try them, but the Baker's Edge also recommends breads, rolls, potatoes, casseroles, and more. The instructions came with recipes for brownies, banana bread, lasagna, cookie bars, and a breakfast casserole to get you going.
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 5:23 am
Post subject: Just say no to edges
Ah, but I like center pieces. Edges are too burnt and crispy for my delicate palate.
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 7:53 am
Post subject: awesome!
thanks for this very helpful report! i love edge pieces
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:07 am
Post subject: American cuisine highlight
Slightly undercooked brownies are one of the few highlights of american cuisine. Never spoil them using this "edges" device.
If you like "edges" just fill up two baking tins in stead of one with the same quantiity of dough.
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 4:00 pm
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Too bad a recipe scaled for a 9x13 pan doesn't halve into 8x8s. I have a very rich fudge brownie recipe for 8x8 that doesn't double into 9x13 well (too much mush in the middle and burnt on the edges). I just use two 8x8s. But this contraption might work well for doubling a heavy, sugar-rich recipe.
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Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:10 pm
Post subject: edge vs center
I too prefer the center pieces.
For those who prefer eating on the edge, another option to this admittedly nice pan is to use a cupcake pan. Each piece will be largely edges. Cooking time may have to be adjusted, however.
Anyone feel like trying this method?
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:08 am
Post subject: Dreams Dashed
Michael, you've inadvertently crushed my dreams of getting rich off of bakeware. I have been sitting on this exact idea for probably 5 years, being one who loves the corners. The guy who brought these to market probably has thought about it for that long too, but I'm both excited to give the pan a try and saddened by the fact that I'll have to finish my ME degree and not be a millionaire college drop out. Oh well, I guess I'll have to keep thinking.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:18 am
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Please let me know when there is a pan available that let's me cook brownies without any edges. I always go for the center pieces without the edges myself.
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 5:20 am
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Please let me know when there is a pan available that let's me cook brownies without any edges. I always go for the center pieces without the edges myself.
I've never used them for brownies, but I would try a silicone bake pan. Cakes and breads won't crust and brown in them, so I believe this would be the closest thing to an "edgeless" pan for brownies. Just make sure to bring it into and out of the oven using a pizza paddle because those pans have a tendency to flex and either crack or spill what's in them.
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Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 5:08 am
Post subject: All crust brownies & first piece suggestion
I weep with anticipation at the thought of brownie crust in every serving. It also means I get most of them since I live with center people.
Use parchment paper to easily get out the first piece. Cut a piece about 4 x 8 and tuck it into the pan with the ends sticking up. Add batter & bake. Then make sure your first piece is the lined section, and lift out the chocolately goodness intact.
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Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 3:16 am
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For edgeless brownies every time, use a cookie pan.
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Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 4:14 am
Post subject: edge or center brownies
As long as someone else is baking the brownies, I'll eat from the center or the edge. I'm an equal opportunity eater when someone else is doing the cooking.
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Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 3:26 pm
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If you want edges on every piece, try a mini muffin pan, or a bouchon pan. No cutting required
Note - use nonstick everything (or a silicon one), or you'll be digging them out with toothpicks. We stick a toothpick in at an edge, and the turn the brownie around in the well before taking them out so we don't end up with half a brownie stuck in there (we don't use nonstick pans, though we probably should).
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Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 7:57 pm
Post subject: edgeless brownie pan
Spray with cooking oil or wipe down lightly with oil and the brownies fall out when you flip the pan. I absolutely love this pan. I first started using to make my GF (gluten-free) brownie mixes. This is one of the few "gadgets" that does what it says well.
And no I don't work for the company. I just think you didn't master this awesome device. Works perfectly for me.
Lover of the Edges (mix of chewy, more carmalized, browned and complex deliciousness)
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Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:45 am
Post subject: Baking Pan - Universal Flaw?
About baking pans in general, I notice that all metal ones have folded seams at the corners. This makes that very hard to clean, and I thinks it's a bit unsanitary. No amount of soaking can fix this problem. Can someone help? Also, the pyrex 13 x 9 is slightly larger, and with the rounded corners, I just cant accept it as a substitute for certain things, like brownies or cheesecake bars. Please help, because this seems to be the cause of rusting in those pans.
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For a holiday that will immerse you in all kinds of nature, explore what lies to the north of the sugar cane capital with an overnight escape to Cape Hillsborough. Less than 50 kilometres north of the Mackay city centre, you'll find an ancient volcanic landscape, untouched beaches and 1012 hectares of national park that make up Cape Hillsborough. Whether you're more about action or relaxation, say 'hello' to the stunning natural charm of The Hibiscus Coast.
Activities here include exploring a range of walking trails at Cape Hillsborough National Park, learning about the Indigenous Yuibera people and their connection to the land and sea, visiting beachside towns and waking up with kangaroos and wallabies on the beach at sunrise.
|48 Hours
|50 Kilometres
In the Morning: Make tracks from Mackay to Cape Hillsborough.
Swap the city for Cape Hillsborough National Park, a destination where the only three Rs you need to know are: rainforests, 'roos (and agile wallabies) and rocky headlands.
Point your bonnet toward Cape Hillsborough, 50 kilometre north-east of Mackay's city centre, following signs to Seaforth, taking the Bruce Highway via The Leap.
You'll know you're getting close as the verdant sugar cane fields give way to rugged mountain scenery - packed with rainforest, eucalypt forest and hoop pines.
If there's one stop you must make along the way, it's The Organic and Natural Store at The Leap, which stocks everything from hand-woven African baskets to groceries – handy if you're self-catering tonight.
|Route Details
|Mode of Travel
|4x4, Car, Caravan, Four Wheel Drive, Motorcycle
|Route Type
|One Way
|Suggested Stops
Cape Hillsborough Nature Tourist Park
That Sapphire Place, The Leap
The Feathered Nest
The Leap Hotel
The Organic & Natural Store
Known as the youngest volcanic area in Australia, Cape Hillsborough is blessed with geologic foundations – the envy of most coastal destinations – with steep tree-lined mountains that drop dramatically to the coastline below.
Its volcanic past has also shaped the landscape, dividing up what would have once been a seamless stretch of coastline into a series of secluded bays, each separated by rhyolite boulder headlands.
Beyond the boulders providing smooth swimming conditions (read: wind protection), each bay boasts a crescent shape and panoramic view from one end to the other - perfect for photography enthusiasts.
To immerse yourself in The Hibiscus Coast, choose between camping and cabins on the Cape Hillsborough coastline. You'll fall asleep with mere metres between you and the main attraction tomorrow morning - sunrise on the beach.
Or, for romantic luxury, check into the Feathered Nest to share your suite with an aviary of rare black cockatoos, while being surrounded by the Australian bushland of Mount Toby State Forest.
|Route Details
|Mode of Travel
|4x4, Car, Caravan, Four Wheel Drive, Motorcycle
Set your alarm for daybreak to see Mackay's most famous residents, eastern grey kangaroos and agile wallabies, as they tuck into their breakfast by the beach.
Mackay's furry friends make use of the morning tidal patterns to unearth mangrove seed pods, seaweed and coral - and dine alfresco on the beach.
This wild phenomenon promises a trifecta of a golden sunrise, picture-perfect beach and a mob of macropods, every day of the year.
Keep your cameras at the ready, to prove to family and friends why Mackay is known for its natural encounters.
While selfies might be something visitors attempt at zoos and animal sanctuaries, this is a wild experience and the Cape Hillsborough macropods don't take kindly to people getting too close.
Before breakfast, take a flat stroll along Casuarina Beach's golden sands towards the rockwall, which forms the headland of Cape Hillsborough.
|Route Details
|Suggested Stops
Andrews Point Walking Trail
Beachcomber Cove Track
Diversity Boardwalk
Yuibera (Yuwi) Trail
Fuel yourself with a brunch worthy of similar Instagram attention at The Old Station Teahouse, best known for their scones and wood-fired pizzas, both served in a quaint garden setting.
Explore the national park via one of the walking trails, which range from lazy strolls to strenuous hikes, including the Diversity Boardwalk, Beachcomber Cove Track, Yuibera (Yuwi) Trail and Andrews Point Track.
All four walks range from 1.2 kilometres to 5.2 kilometres and can easily be completed in a couple of hours, promising spectacular views for all who tackle them.
On your way back to the city, dial your zen levels up a notch with a yoga class at Avatar Country Day Spa and Spiritual Wellness Centre at The Leap and connect with your spiritual centre.
|Route Details
|Mode of Travel
|4x4, Car, Caravan, Motorcycle
|Route Type
|One Way
|Suggested Stops
Avatar Country Day Spa & Spiritual Wellness
The Old Station Teahouse
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The Amsoil Great American Circle Track Tour - Ultimate Racing
Moving Right Along-We Are Learning Fast
The AMSOIL Great American Circle Track Tour is on the road and we have visited three racetracks in two weeks. It's important to state, up front, our goals with this tour. We are, first of all, a technical magazine dedicated to helping racers set up their cars for both chassis and motor technology. That being said, we don't "cover" races as such. There are plenty of regional publications that you can refer to that will tell you the winners, finishing orders and how the races were run. The technical aspect of CT is what differentiates us from the others.
What we also do is keep our fingers on the pulse and monitor the health of the industry. This is important in the overall scheme of things because it has a bearing on the success of the sport as well as the long-term survivability for all of us. It's this area that we'll be concentrating on in addition to reporting on the technical trends we see as we traverse the Southeast and ultimately the entire country.
So, what we hope to end up with is an overall look at the technical aspects of racing and a measure of how it stands up in the promotional areas, how the different classes are arranged, and a note about the progression of the class structure compared to years past.
We, being my wife, Karen, and I, recently visited Lanier National Speedway in Braselton, Georgia; Tri-County Speedway in Hudson, North Carolina; and then on up to Lonesome Pine Raceway in Coeburn, Virginia. All three of these tracks are asphalt, and we will be getting to more dirt tracks as we proceed along on this tour. I think overall, the dirt tracks are generally healthier than the asphalt tracks in a lot of ways. We shall see.
Along those lines, on the Lanier website, there was a questionnaire asking should the track be turned into a dirt track? It was, by the admission of the owner, a hoax of sorts, but came complete with a large piece of earth-moving equipment parked next to the entrance sign as a message. The intent was to spark a reaction from both the fans and competitors to motivate them to action. The message: Support this track or see it go away.
I'm not convinced that this type of "encouragement" is going to work to improve attendance or support, but there are ways to bring attention to the tracks that will bring the masses. And that is part of why we do this. Here are some areas we will be looking at and have already studied. I'll lump together the three tracks somewhat in these discussions.
Attendance-Front Gate At Lanier, we had Easter Sunday the next day and many families opted to stay home. So, as could be expected, the stands were mostly empty with approximately 300-350 fans in attendance. But the owner did the best that could be expected and entertained the kids with an Easter egg hunt, divided into two age groups to separate the pre-teens from the smaller kids for safety's sake.
Tri-County did somewhat better at the front gate, but not by much. We saw maybe 400-500 in attendance, but not nearly the level of interaction with the crowd as we had seen at Lanier. Lonesome Pine had more fans attending, but not nearly a full crowd by any means, and this is something we see across the board for the most part.
As the rural areas become more urbanized, there become more choices for family entertainment for the residents, whereas when the tracks were situated away from densely populated areas, racing was the only show around. It's still this way in some areas.
Car Counts On a combined level, the car counts were fairly high. There was a reason for this that will be discussed next. What a track likes to see are four or five divisions with 15 to 20 cars per. For these three tracks, some divisions were low in attendance and some were high.
The traditional upper classes were short on attendance and noting the struggling economy, we can make an educated guess why. Late Model racing is expensive. A team will normally spend upwards of $50,000 to $100,000 or more per season. In days past, those numbers were manageable by teams owned or supported by successful businesses with large cash flows where money was diverted for "advertising" to the team.
Many of these racing support businesses were, and are, related to construction. Now that the whole of the construction industry business is down across the country, we see a dip in the participation in these high-end classes, as could be expected.
Class Makeup The classes we have seen running are not "normal" as we look back at the last 10 years or so. As stated above, the higher-end classes are down, but the numbers have been replaced by what used to be called entry-level classes. We seldom, if ever, saw classes such as the Legends cars and Bandolaros run on a Friday or Saturday night along with the stock cars. Well, they do now.
We see more and varied four-cylinder classes, Legends cars, upwards of 20 or more per event, and some truck classes. Where we saw three different fullsized stock car divisions we now see one or two, at best.
Combined classes are becoming more common. Tracks are letting the Limited Late Model cars run with the Full Late Models cars in the traditional NASCAR-style Late Model stock divisions. And the engine rules have been combined to where the crate motor cars can run with the built motor cars. This move, in and of itself, has helped to maintain decent numbers of entries for the top division and serves to solve the crate verses built debate.
It's interesting to note that the competition among the Legends cars is at least as good as any other class, and in some cases better. As I watched these guys compete, I was impressed with their level of driving skills. It's the intent of the track owners that someday these teams will move on to the stock cars, and some do.
Promotions It's hard to evaluate the level of promotion outside the event in the week and weeks prior to the race. Most of the tracks had local radio stations in attendance, and there is a cross promotion going on. The tracks support the station and in return, the station promotes the races with announcements during the week prior to the race.
Many of the track announcers are radio personalities and they do a very good job of keeping the fans interested and entertained. All of them announced our attendance repeatedly and spoke of the details of the Tour.
Overall, we see families come to the races with kids in tow. Sure, Dad drives this effort, but if we can provide things to do for the other members of the family, then everyone will want to come back next week. Mothers love it when their kids are happy. Lanier had a large and modern playground for the kids. When they tired of watching the cars go round, they went and played. Without this diversion, it would be necessary to leave and go home.
This track also had a shorty school bus all fixed up with flashing lights and an "ah-oo-ga" horn. It loaded up the kids and drove around the track prior to the start of each race. You could see the excitement on the faces of the kids, both girls and boys, as they rode around. It was great for the youngsters and it gave Mom and Dad a few moments to rest and be together. That's gold.
Technical Aspects Many tracks are going with 8-inch tires for their top divisions. This is both an economical move as well as a tool for equalizing the teams when combining engine rules. Having a higher horsepower engine does one little good if the tires won't support the power.
On the setup side, we saw tracks where the surface bumps necessitated using stiffer springs on what would otherwise have been soft springs and big sway bar setups. I've seen this before at Watermelon Speedway in Georgia. Teams showed up with super soft springs running on bumpers only to find that the bumps in the track upset the cars so much that they became undriveable.
At Lanier, we watched as the fast qualifier ran off from the field only to fade later on after 35 laps and watch as the most consistent car in the field caught and passed him for the win. We preach consistency and we were rewarded with a demonstration of just that.
There were development teams at both Lanier and Tri-County Speedways. These areas are in NASCAR country and generate interest for Cup wannabes. Tri-County had Revolution Racing, part of the Drive for Diversity campaign, in attendance. We met two female racers and a young man from All American Speedway in Sacramento, California, who was of Hispanic background.
Trends Overall, we see a transition of the classes into more affordable racing. Not only the advent of 8-inch tires and combined engine rules, but the addition of Legends cars in the program drives the back gate attendance and that is much different than we've seen in the past.
The young drivers are a big part of short-track racing and it seems like they get younger every year. We did run into one dad who had a novel approach to his son's racing. They were competing at Lanier in the very competitive Super Late Model division.
Dad explained that ever since his son had competed in karts, the requirement was for him to maintain straight A's in school or not race. If not, he would have to sit out the next six weeks until the next report card came out. Well, he hasn't missed any races so far. What a plan!
Tracks are trying to become more a part of the growing community around them rather than apart. The running of mufflers to quiet the cars, and getting the program underway early and finishing earlier helps attract the families who need to get the kids to bed at a decent hour and helps bring larger numbers of fans.
Keeping a tight schedule helps move the program along. Complaints that come from non-attending neighbors are usually reduced when the sound level drops and the races can be finished by 10 p.m.
One trend we saw and have had reports about at the end of last season is the giving away of vouchers instead of money at the awards banquets at season's end. We talked to numerous teams that really were disgusted with this practice.
It's hard enough to fund a team and when you're given paper instead of the expected money, that limits where you can buy what you need. It's a cheesy way to save a little money and it ends up costing much more when many teams either quit racing or go to another racetrack where the management stands by its word.
Conclusion It's the changing times that drive the changes in how short-track racing is promoted, developed, and operated. This Tour is looking to be very timely indeed. We are on the cusp of big changes in our sport and hopefully we can share information that will help all of the promoters and participants to improve their game for the success of all.
We want to especially thank AMSOIL for its support and the whole of the industry will come to realize what that support will mean to us all in the long run. Also lending their support are CV Products and Holley Performance Products. Sometimes things just come together when the timing is right, and now is the perfect time for this historic Tour. We look forward to sharing even more information as time goes on.


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print NG has digital and offset services for printing COLOURING BOOKS. We print locally in Toronto and have eco friendly options, including 100% recycled Canadian paper and FSC certification.
Digital printing is more cost effective and best suited for short runs and fast turnaround. Typical digital quantities for colouring books are 50 – 500, depending on page count, but we can print exactly what you need and will happily quote a few quantities for you. Digital inks are CMYK only and it's a good idea to print a sheet of swatches if you're trying to get a close match to Pantone or other colours. Paper is available in 60lb – 100lb text and 80lb – 130lb cover with silk, matte, gloss or uncoated finishes. Turnaround is 3-7 business days, depending on binding. We recommend checking a hard copy proof to ensure you're happy with the paper and colour.
If you want to print larger quantities and use Pantone ink, foil stamping, embossing or special coatings, offset printing is the way to go. There's also a wider range of paper choices – colours, textures and weights. Contact us in advance so we can show you samples and provide estimates for a few options. Offset printing takes longer, depending on binding and if you need foil or embossing. Generally you should allow at least six business days for production and add 2 or 3 days for foil, embossing or special bindery. Get in touch if you need to arrange faster service and we'll see what we can do.
When choosing a size for your colouring book, keep press sheet sizes in mind. Most press sheets on our favourite digital press are 13 x 19 so you can print a full bleed 12 x 18. We do have a back up if you want to print larger pages or more than 2 panels. Offset press sheets are up to 28 x 40 inches (depending on your paper brand) and can hold up to eight 8.5 x 11 pages. If you're saddle stitching your colouring book, ensure your page count is divisible by 4 or you'll end up with blank pages at the back. Remember to include trim marks and bleed in your file.
Your colouring book can be saddle stitched or perfect bound. Perfect binding takes a bit longer to produce.
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DAF's LF for Euro 6 comes with the new four-or six-cylinder PACCAR PX engines with a wide choice of power outputs, gearboxes and rear axle ratios, so that for every application the right driveline can be specified. These new Euro 6 drivelines guarantee an optimal combination of power and efficiency. Novelties are a manual nine-speed gearbox and a new SR1339 rear axle for heavier applications.
PACCAR PX-5 engine
The completely new 4.5 liter PACCAR PX-5 four-cylinder is the ideal power unit for inner-city distribution. It is available in three variants, from 112 kW/150 hp to 157 kW/210 hp. It offers Euro 6 technology with the lowest emissions. And of course low fuel consumption as you are used to from DAF.
PACCAR PX-5 engines are clean and economical besides being also very reliable. The PX-5 can go up to 60,000 miles between service intervals. The active particulate filter only needs cleaning after 320,000 km or 5 years. Various engine functions and components are clustered in a single module. This also keeps maintenance costs low and is good for your return.
|- 112 kW/150 hp
- (1,800-2,300 rpm)
|- 580 Nm
- (1,100-1,800 rpm)
|- 135 kW/180 hp
- (1,800-2,300 rpm)
|- 700 Nm
- (1,200-1,800 rpm)
|- 157 kW/210 hp
- (2,000-2,400 rpm)
|- 760 Nm
- (1,300-2,000 rpm)
PACCAR PX-7 engine
Just like the MX series, the PACCAR PX engines are newly developed. The 6.7 litre PACCAR PX-7 six-cylinder is at the top ot this line. In four versions with outputs from 164 kW/220 hp to 231 kW/310 hp. This powerful engine is ideally suited for the new LF for distribution applications. The PX-7 is powerful and efficient, smooth and clean. And it's maintenance friendly.
A distribution truck must do the job without problems. This is why maximum deployability is the basis of the reliable PX-7 design. Low maintenance contributes to your return. With service intervals up to 60,000 km and a particulate filter that only needs cleaning after 320,000 km. The PX-7 is also equipped with a single multibelt and various functions and components are clustered in a single module. For low maintenance costs.
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(1,800 - 2,300 rpm)
|850 Nm
(1,100 - 1,800 rpm)
|186 kW/250 hp
(1,800 - 2,300 rpm)
|950 Nm
(1,100 - 1,800 rpm)
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(2,000 - 2,300 rpm)
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(1,200 - 2,000 rpm)
|231 kW/310 hp
(2,000 - 2,300 rpm)
|1,100 Nm
(1,200 - 2,000 rpm)
Exhaust gas after treatment for Euro 6
To meet the stringent Euro 6 emission requirements while ensuring the highest fuel efficiency, DAF has combined its advanced PACCAR Euro 6 engines with various exhaust gas after-treatment technologies: an SCR catalytic converter and a diesel particulate filter. The ultra-modern common rail fuel injection system allows high pressures and enables the possibility for pre-and post-injection, or a combination of both to be applied. This produces a finer atomization of the fuel and many more possibilities to optimize combustion. The result: as low as possible emissions and noise, and the best possible fuel economy. And because the temperature of the exhaust gases can be controlled effectively, it is possible to optimize the integration of the engine with the exhaust gas after- treatment system.
What matters, in addition to the exact composition of the exhaust gases, is to achieve the correct temperature in the soot filter. The basic principle is to allow passive regeneration of the soot filter by enabling the ideal conditions to be created by the engine. This is why the exhaust manifold at most of the PACCAR Euro 6 engines is encapsulated, as well as the most essential parts of the exhaust system. If despite of this, the temperature of the exhaust gases drops too low due to a specific vehicle application, the engine will switch to active regeneration.
The SCR catalytic converter has also been designed to maintain optimum temperatures. Thanks to its smart coating, it is able to achieve maximum performance across a wider range of temperatures, which means that the engine can function optimally and in the most efficient way.
The new LF comes standard with manual gearboxes with five or six gears which are equipped with cable shift for comfort by low shifting forces and short gearshifts. The new cable shift is maintenance free and contributes to an even lower noise.
New is a nine speed manual gearbox from ZF, which is suited for higher torques up to 1100 Nm and therefore ideally applicable for use on heavier LF models within for example container and construction transport.
An AS Tronic automated gearbox with six gears is optional for the DAF LF. For special applications, the fully automatic Allison 3000 Series will be available for use in a.o. fire trucks and garbage collectors.
Wide choice of gear ratios
The final part of the driveline is formed by a single reduction rear axle and a wide choice of gear ratios. The lightest axle, a five tons SR 5.10 comes with a gear ratio of 4,10:1, while the SR 5:14 offers a choice of seven gear ratios ranging from 3,31:1 to 6,33:1. The 8, 10 and 11 tonne axles offer a choice seven different ratios ranging from 3,31:1 to 6,33:1.
For additional loading tolerance on the 18/19 ton LF also a new, robust SR13.39 rear axle is available, particularly interesting for countries that allow more than 11.5 tons on the driving axle. The new 13-tonne axle is available with ratios of 3.73, 4.10, 4.56, 5.13 and 5.63.


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Titanoboas are 10 fert deinonychus egg tame
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You tame them by droping ferti eggs from your inv on the ground. You need to do so when the snake is not aggroed, so sit on a rex or smthing it wont attack. Be sure to drop them from your inventory, not from dino ones, that will make it bugged, it wont eat. To a lvl 20 Rex egg gives 29% on 2x event, bronto 26.7% and giga and wyvern the same, looks like all the big eggs give approxymately the same amount.. so dont waste the best you have ? If they get aggroed on you just run away and return, taming wont drop. Happy taming!
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It says it can't be knocked out because of its astounding immunity to poison so why can't you knock it out with a slingshot or club because those don't include using a type of narcotic or poison
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So these little love ropes are now a passive tame.... Wildcard are all about the most vicious Dino's loving having food popped up there rear end.... Just peachy
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When taming the Titanboa, firstly build a taming pen (google ideas if needed), drop a titanboa into pen. After this you can sit on top of the pen and throw eggs in front of Titanboa every ??minutes (depends on egg used for taming). Use an egg timer lol


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One of the grandest performance venues in the United States, the Musical Arts Center (MAC) seats 1,460.
The MAC features acoustical design and technical capabilities that are among the best in the United States.
Regularly compared to the Metropolitan Opera in New York City, the main stage is 90 feet wide by 60 feet deep. The backstage area occupies more than half the building and provides a state-of-the art theater space for technical work. The MAC is also home to the Jacobs School of Music Ballet Department.
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Located on the second floor of the Simon Music Center, 200 S. Jordan Ave.
Made possible by a $1 million dollar gift from Ione B. Auer, the 400-seat auditorium has a high-beamed, coffered ceiling, with two side terraces.
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Located on the second floor of the Simon Music Center, 200 S. Jordan Ave.
Ford-Crawford Hall, an intimate 100-seat auditorium designed for solo recitals and chamber music performances, was made possible by Richard E. Ford.
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Located on the ground floor of Merrill Hall, 1201 E. Third St.
Within Merrill Hall is the school's most historic performance space, Recital Hall, in which the first performance was given on January 15, 1937. World-renowned musicians have performed in this beautiful, 500-seat hall for more than 65 years.
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Scout Notes: We all know the drill. You grow a little tired of what you see in the mirror every d...We all know the drill. You grow a little tired of what you see in the mirror every day, so you make an appointment... with a hairdresser. Then it's a roll of the dice. Will the new cut or color work, or will it be a six to eight week lesson about the risks of impulsive hair decisions? Cohen's Fashion Optical has a better way. For a new look that you can try before you buy (eliminating all opportunity for regret), get yourself to their 23rd street boutique and turn yourself over to their 2012/01/its-like-a-sauna-in-here.jpg" target="_blank">warm, stylish staff. The team here will help you sort through hundreds of designer frames, from classic to couture, and help you find a pair to match your face, wardrobe, budget, and lifestyle. Cohen's has been in business just shy of a century, and this newly revamped location is one of their most fashion-forward; even if you're not sure what you need, you'll leave with something it turns out you always wanted.
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Call for Proposals: Dakota Conference on the Northern Plains
A call for proposals has been issued for the 42nd annual Dakota Conference, Western Highways: Journeys through Space & Time, to be held April 23-24 at the Center for Western Studies on the campus of Augustana College.
Augustana Junior Receives Scholarship to Study in Austria
Augustana College junior Ryan Lee from Cannon Falls, Minnesota, is the recipient of a Gilman Study Abroad Scholarship. Through the American Institute for Foreign Study, he will spend the spring semester in Salzburg, Austria.
Augustana's Economic Diversity Cited by U.S. News
According to U.S. News and World Report "Economic Diversity Among Top-Ranked Schools: Baccalaureate Colleges (Midwest)," Augustana's mission of providing an education of enduring worth is available to students from varying economic backgrounds.
Former Augustana Regent Al Schock dies at age 89
Al Schock, 89, who served 12 years on the Augustana College Board of Regents, died December 27, 2009, of complications from cancer. Schock's longtime association with Augustana included gifts of time, leadership, and financial support.
Christmas Giving at Augustana
Students are headed home for the holidays, but prior to the campus shutting down, and while they were preparing for final exams, students and staff took the time to make sure those less fortunate would experience some joy this Christmas.
Alumni in the News
Four alumni from various parts of the country were recently recognized for achievements in their respective careers. Their education at Augustana prepared them for successful careers in coaching, politics, church ministry, and nursing.
Alumna receives Faculty Excellence Award
Alumna Sharlene Georgesen, '86, assistant professor of nursing at Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa, is one of three Morningside faculty members to receive the 2009 Sharon Walker Faculty Excellence Award.
Twin Cities alumnus joins Augustana Development staff
Stan Krebs, who graduated from Augustana in 1975, has joined the College's Office of Development as director of major gifts. Krebs will be based in the Twin Cities, working with current donors and cultivating prospective donors.
Nursing Major Earns Opportunity to Study in South Africa
A transition from sprawling open spaces to a teaming city awaits sophomore Lauren Stephens. Stephens will spend next semester studying with the School for International Training's Community Health and Social Policy Program in Durban, South Africa.
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Augustana's Dr. Mike Wanous challenged his Genetics students to compete in raising money to combat poverty in the world. At semester's end, the team that raised the most money would be able to "do whatever they wanted" with Dr. Wanous' hair.


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Liverpool's Fabio Borini is set to miss the rest of the season with injury
Brendan Rodgers believes Liverpool's Fabio Borini will miss the rest of the season after suffering a shoulder injury.
Last Updated: 18/02/13 8:13am
Borini came on as a late substitute for the outstanding Luis Suarez but went off in agony with a suspected dislocated shoulder.
Liverpool had used all their substitutes and so finished with ten men as they emphatically ended a five-match winless run in all competitions.
Rodgers told Sky Sports: "I think he'll be out for the season.
"It's unfortunate for Fabio because he has done his other shoulder before and had a similar thing so it looks like the early stages of that again, but the other shoulder which is a big disappointment.
"He came on for 15 minutes and looked quite bright in his movement and he worked very hard to try and stop the forward pass and obviously got injured."
Though Swansea were under-strength due to having one eye on next weekend's Capital One Cup final, Rodgers was pleased Liverpool took advantage and also kept a clean sheet.
"It was an important three points," said Rodgers. "We've had a bumpy road in terms of games Monday and Thursday but the Premier League is very important for us and we knew we had to show focus and determination.
"I don't think you can take anything away from the Liverpool players but it (the final) was something Swansea were thinking about.
"It was a brilliant performance and it's a big applause to the players because their attitude was fantastic throughout the game.
"It was important for us today for a clean sheet, believe it or not even though we scored five goals and I think we had 35 shots.
"It was our main focus going into the game was about being defensively solid and compact against obviously a Swansea team and players that I know very well.
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Candy Corn, Tootsie Rolls, Snickers, and Hershey's Chocolate products are popular with trick or treaters. Other than how good they taste, what else is there to know about these yummy treats? Take a look at some of these fun candy facts.
Candy Corn was invented in the 1880s by George Rennigner.
The oldest company to produce the surgary corn is The Goelitz Company which is now known as the Jelly Belly Company. They have used the same recipe for over 100 years. Can't get enough of this Halloween classic? At the moment, you can buy 10 pound for $81 dollars. Approximately 9 billion pieces of it will be made each year.
The Tootsie Company makes 64 million Tootsie Rolls a day.
A fun online Chicago Tribune article suggested that if your favorite Halloween treat is Snickers, it means you probably have an indecisive personality. "Do you want chocolate? Do you want nuts? You don't know. Or do you?" Snickers is the most popular chocolate bar in the entire world. Snickers got its name from a horse. There are around sixteen peanuts in each Snickers bar. They are made by The Mars Company.
Hershey's produces around 30 different chocolate products that can be given out to trick or treaters on Halloween. Most people probably know that Hershey's Chocolates are made in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The town got its name from the chocolate and its inventor Milton Hershey. But did you know that before it was named Hershey, the town was known as Derry Church? Here is a link to The Hershey Company.
Think chocolate is boring? Archie Mcphee sells fun Halloween themed products such as gummy maggots, brain flavored zombie mints, and voodoo pop.
According to AOL, the average American household spends $45 dollars on Halloween food and candy. Candied apples are a popular Halloween treat, but their origin remains unknown. Dan Walker is sometimes credited with the invention of the caramel apple, but others believe he was only involved in marketing caramel apples while working at Kraft Foods in the 1950s.


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28 June, 2012
Paris / Turin ...wonderful memories. I made a round trip Paris to Turin this concert ...
24 October, 2011
best band in the world ...... best city in te world (my city :) ) ...
08 October, 2010
u24everstupendo concerto delle Nazioni Unite, 'e' Stata Scaletta fantastica La Canzone Che mi ha emozionato piu di Miss Sarajevo ... Dal vivo e 'Vieni UNA vera poesia ....... La VOSTRA Musica e Parte della mia vita, Po 'd'respiro Che aria, luce NEL mio Giorno .... GRAZIE TI AMO Lara.
10 September, 2010
Torinooooooo...First time in the PitJust amazing. I can't never imagine that one day I would have been so near to the band! Only a word could describe the show in its entirety: perfect. Bono was in perfect condition (and the standing ovation of Larry is the proof of that). If it was just for his back, then he should get hurt more often! ;)
16 August, 2010
NORTH STARI think that North Star, played in acoustic version and in the dark was really magic! It was really a wonderful surprise for us, thank you guys!!!! Go ahead playing new songs! Also Glastonbury and the new intro were amazing!!!
11 August, 2010
Spasibo, guys!!!It was the first time when we saw U2 live. After 20 years of being in love with their great music, after thousands hours of listening CDs and watching DVDs, the only wish was to see how it happens in real. And thanks to God, Live Nation and of course SAV Entertainment, we put our boots on Stadio Olimpico in Turin, Italy, where our long time favorites just started European leg of their 360° Tour. Band was arriving on stage during new instrumental intro track «Return of the Stingray Guitar». Bono made a circle around huge 360° stage, shouting «Torino, Torino!» Crowd was immediately mad, and it goes through all 24 tracks from opening «Beautiful Day» to the closing «Moment of Surrender», more than two magic hours of U2 performance. Need to say, Bono was in fine form and seems fully recovered from the back injury which last year postponed big portion of U2 concerts in America. By the way, Bono said «thank you» for all the love and letters which were sent to him in recent months. As always band presented songs from various periods of their career, the band also debuted two new songs: driving up-tempo rock song «Glastonbury», inspired by the famous UK Summer Festival, and an acoustic version of slow ballad «North Star», with a very romantic chorus. In addition to the new songs, the set featured tour debuts: «Miss Sarajevo» (Bono sang it in Italian!), «Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me» and a snippet of «Discotheque» inside of «I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight». After «Mysterious Ways» Bono informed public about special occasion that night - Edge's Birthday (he turns 49 on Sunday)! And 40 000 fans sang «Happy Birthday to Edge!» As we already said it was our first U2 gig, so we can't really describe how we feel, 'cos we are still full of incredible emotions, but surely it's one of the most amazing performances we ever seen! Powerful show, unbelievable stage construction, big and very enthusiastic crowd. And we even felt tears of joy in our eyes while Bono singing «Sunday Bloody Sunday», that was really strong emotion! So thank you guys! Grazie ragazzi! Bravissimi! Spasibo!!! Now we can say: U2 are back on the road, and soon they will come to Moscow with amazing 360° show that nobody can miss! See you all on August 25th in «Luzhnki»! SHOUT! Online www.shout.ru music we like
10 August, 2010
Pizza!!!You guys inspire me greatly and at the same time CRACK ME UP!! How freaking awesome, giving pizza to the crowd!! We love you!!
10 August, 2010
It WAS GREAT START!!!We at SHOUT! Online (www.shout.ru) were happy to be at Turin show (big thanks to SAV Entertainment and Live Nation!). Our concert review will be online tommorow, but in few words right now - IT WAS FANTASTIC GREAT OPENING FOR U2 360° TOUR IN EUROPE!!! So nice to see all guys in so good form, especially dear Bono!!! We are waiting patiently (but with crazy passion!) for U2 in Moscow on August 25th!!! ps look our photo report here: http://www.shout.ru/en/photo-reports/category/74-u2-live-turin-06082010.html
09 August, 2010
Ultra VioletOverwhelming to see you back on stage. You are the ONE (four) who created the Soundtrack of my life. But it's not the same without hearing "Ultra Violet" like in Berlin last year.Please make me "feel like I don't know" again, but this time in Helsinki Friday, 20 August. Thank you for lighten my way!
09 August, 2010
I saw the show with your dad!Say hi from Jonathan, will you? The show was incredible, indeed.
09 August, 2010
MAGNIFICENTWhen I have saw Bono enter into the stadium I've cried a lot. Tears no stop. I was so happy to see him in perfect form and singing my favourite songs. It was all perfect. I want to thank you Bono, and Edge (happy birthday(, Larry and Adam! Thank you very much. I hope to see you soon. Sandra
08 August, 2010
GLASTONBURY AS OPEN SONGU2, you have to listen to me! Beautiful Day is not good to be an open song. Glastonbury is the ONE. With the new intro, It would be a perfect song to open the concert!! PLEASE, HEAR ME!!!! The perfect set list would be: Return of the Stingray Guitar Glastonbury AH don't forget Ultraviolet!!! Where's it??? OMG WE WANT ULTRAVIOLET BACK ON THE CONCERTS. WE NEED
08 August, 2010
Everything was worth for that!Now I'm home, after work, can relax and look at pictures of that wonderful night; I think I've never been so excited before going to a U2 concert like this time: the idea of watching them only one year later, the thought about Bono's health...and when it began, all the weakness from the journey to Turin vanished and I only sang along. Stingray guitar rocks, North Star made me almost cry, for Glastonbury I still have to make a mind! Watching them from the mixer was a good record for me, and I was too happy to see again Bono smiling like a child, thinking about the future after the back incident... SEE YOU IN (my) ROME GUYS!!!!! It will be the best birthday present ever (10 days before but it's ok LOL)
08 August, 2010
One week to goCounting the minutes, in less than a week we will meet in Horsens and if you bring most of the songs from this set list we cannot go wrong! Love that Hold me, thrill me... is on the list, please please keep it on for both Horsens and Paris. Would not mind though if Breathe is added to the list as well :-) Btw HAPPY BDAY EDGE
08 August, 2010
THE UNFORGETTABLE DAYSGreat artists, great people, GREATS!!!! The most important band on the Earth but still like one of us. Hosting you in those Turin days has been something of beautiful, a dream coming truth for everyone. All you smiles, your affection, unforgettable from the first day coming in 'till the end of the show. We've been more rich inside for some days, just because of you guys. Thanks for all these times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
08 August, 2010
Great voice, great show , great band40,000 Italians minus a couple of many from all around the world, but what a night in Torino. So glad me and my friends decided to travel last minute to this fantastic show in Torino! Great to have Bono back on stage with the band: his voice was Amazing (Yes! Yes? Yes!!) and the band rocked like never before - great setlist and truely Fantastic to hear 3 NEW songs - Glastonbury Rocked, Stingray Shaked and the Beautiful North Star guided us to the next U2 Universum - thank you guys ! Glad you and the family ( of fans ) are back on the road! See you in Brussels and waiting patiently for those Australia and New Zealand shows
08 August, 2010
happy birthday edge.Happy Birthday Edge. we are waiting to see you in Athens. Giannis
08 August, 2010
Great voice, great show , great band40,000 Italians minus a couple of many from all around the world, but what a night in Torino. So glad me and my friends decided to travel last minute to this fantastic show in Torino! Great to have Bono back on stage with the band: his voice was Amazing (Yes! Yes? Yes!!) and the band rocked like never before - great setlist and truely Fantastic to hear 3 NEW songs - Glastonbury Rocked, Stingray Shaked and the Beautiful North Star guided us to the next U2 Universum - thank you guys ! Glad you and the family ( of fans ) are back on the road! See you in Brussels and waiting patiently for those Australia and New Zealand shows
08 August, 2010
Wonderful concert in TurinWonderful concert. Grazie u2 e Bono for all. It was my first concert and i loved u2 and Bono. Magic moment when Bono sing Beautiful day, Magnificient, 2 new song, One (great for Burma), With or without you and greetings about birthday of The Edge. I hope i'm turn back to see them soon.


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Compared to other "mystical visitors" in movies, Timothy, a little kid who came from the garden to delight us all with his big eyes and love of the sun's rays, is cute enough to make this film work for kids and families who are desperate for some entertainment that doesn't involve explosions. For everyone else, it's probably not quite well-developed enough. But did I mention the kid is cute?
CJ Adams plays Timothy memorably and without the usual precociousness given to young characters like this, and since he sprang from the depths of a garden, that's exactly what the role demands. His childless parents are played by Jennifer Garner and Joel Edgerton, who come across as strangely wooden throughout the film, even though I've believed them as heads of movie-families before. Even the excellent supporting cast, like Dianne Wiest, Shoreh Aghdashloo and David Morse, seem to be phoning it in. M. Emmet Walsh is the only one who seems his usual self in this one as Uncle Bub, the wisecracking oldster--but that's what he always does.
They all live in PencilTown, USA. Well, the town has a name, but since the subplot of the film involves the pencil factory, and Garner works at the town museum where she talks about pencils, and everyone uses pencils constantly in the film, the screenwriters could have saved themselves some time and used my suggestion. In desperation, after finally being told they might as well stop trying to have a child, Edgerton and Garner write down their ideal kid's traits on a piece of paper. They bury it in the ground, and faster than you can say "Wonderful World of Disney," Timothy pops out of the dirt. PencilTown gets treated to him doing hastily executed yoga positions when the sun pops out from behind clouds, and he makes them laugh a little. He also draws pictures of them and puts on public art installations with the girl he likes, Joni (Odeya Rush).
Mostly, the film is sweet and kids will like it. There are genuinely touching smaller moments, where Timothy first calls Garner and Edgerton "Mom and Dad," or when he's in Uncle Bub's hospital room telling him jokes. This is the kind of movie where rain falls upwards, and from our cynical seats, that's a nice thing. But even so, what the script chooses to focus on is peculiar. Garner spends a lot of time concerned over Timothy's new friendship with Joni, trying to have The Sex Talk with him even after she's only known him for a week. Edgerton and Morse, playing the absentee (grand)father who is no longer absent, have a weird relationship that never gets fleshed out past "he was neglectful and I won't be like him." Morse spends the entire movie hitting kids with dodgeballs and coming to (but quickly leaving) Timothy's soccer games after a couple minutes. Ultimately it's the small, honest interactions, not the big plot points, that live up to the cuteness that CJ Adams creates with his presence.
There's another thing. If you've ever seen a mystical-visitor movie, you know how this movie's going to end. It's not rocket science to know that the kid with leaves on his ankles is headed for some tougher times. Here, the screenwriters weave a premise that's supposed to be warm and fuzzy, but it makes the film much less affecting. When it's over, it blows out of your mind like leaves on the wind.
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