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Through the Fence Baseball has an eight-month head start on the June 2013 draft, posting a mock draft today.
Their pick? Austin Meadows, a 6'4" 200lb outfielder out of Grayson HS in Loganville, Georgia.
It's a solid choice - ESPNHS profiled him last June as a potential #1 overall pick in 2013. ESPNHS wrote:
Meadows has all the hallmarks of a first-round pick. The left-handed
center fielder is a five-tool talent with the size, speed and
athleticism of a Josh Hamilton and the sweet swing of an Andre Ethier. Put it all together, and it's easy to understand why he's projected as a first-rounder.
Here's a prospect video on Meadows.
Friday, October 5, 2012
2013 Mock Draft
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It's way too early to tell who might go even top 10. So much can happen.
Also, "the sweet swing of Andre Ethier"? Has the writer not looked at his platoon splits?
- October 5, 2012 at 6:10 PM
Wow. Quite a talent. I like Austin Wilson from Stanford as well. If we go after Appel I'm going to be pissed. Stanek looks just as good and will be easier to sign. Also, since he is a college arm, it might only take two to three years to get the call up to the bigs.
- October 5, 2012 at 6:17 PM
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Seminary professor to explore spirituality of George Harrison
September 18, 2012
On Monday nights in October, Dr. Dale Allison of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary will be speaking about two of his favorite subjects: George Harrison of the Beatles and Jesus of Nazareth. These events will be hosted at the Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community in the South Side and are free and open to the public.
On Monday, Oct. 1 at 7pm Dr. Allison will share some of the insights he recorded in his book, "The Love There That's Sleeping," about the unlikely intersection between spiritual devotion and pop music that Harrison created in popular songs like "My Sweet Lord."
If it also seems unlikely that a professor of New Testament Exegesis and Early Christianity at a Protestant seminary would take such an interest in a British guitar player who journeyed from Roman Catholicism to philosophical Hinduism, Dr. Allison assures us that there are plenty of connections.
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Chung Eun-yong, an ex-policeman whose half-century quest for justice for his two slain children led the U.S. Army in 2001 to acknowledge the Korean War refugee massacre at No Gun Ri, has died, the No Gun Ri International Peace Foundation reported. He was 91.
Chung, who died on Aug. 1, had been in failing health in recent years.
The No Gun Ri killings occurred in the first weeks of the 1950-53 war, when U.S. and South Korean troops were being driven south by North Korean invaders, and reports spread that northern infiltrators were disguising themselves as South Korean refugees.
On July 26, 1950, outside the central South Korean village of No Gun Ri, hundreds of civilians from nearby villages, ordered south by U.S. troops, were stopped by a dug-in battalion of the U.S. 7th Cavalry Regiment, and then were attacked without warning by U.S. warplanes. Survivors fled under a railroad overpass, where for the next three days they were fired on by 7th Cavalry troops.
Korean witnesses estimated 100 were killed in the air attack and 300 under the bridge, mostly women and children. Among the dead were Chung's 4-year-old son and 2-year-old daughter. His wife was badly wounded but survived. Chung himself, a law student who as a former southern policeman might have been executed by the northerners, had left their village earlier.
Through decades of authoritarian rule in U.S.-allied South Korea, the survivors kept their silence. But in the 1990s, led by Chung and as South Korea liberalized, they filed a series of petitions to U.S. authorities, demanding an investigation, an apology and compensation. Chung had spent long hours researching in archives in Seoul and Daejeon, and had concluded that the 1st Cavalry Division, the 7th Cavalry's parent unit, was responsible. For a half-century, "No Gun Ri never escaped my mind one single day," he later said.
All their petitions were ignored or dismissed until, in 1999, The Associated Press reported it had confirmed the mass killing, having found 7th Cavalry veterans who corroborated the accounts of Korean survivors. The AP also uncovered declassified files showing U.S. commanders at the time ordered units to shoot civilians in the war zone.
That prompted U.S. and South Korean investigations, and in January 2001 the Army acknowledged the No Gun Ri killings but assigned no blame, calling it a "deeply regrettable accompaniment to a war." President Bill Clinton issued a statement of regret, but not the apology demanded by the survivors. No compensation was offered.
Chung and his group denounced the findings as a "whitewash" of command responsibility. The survivors also rejected a U.S. offer to build a monument at No Gun Ri and establish a scholarship fund, objecting to plans to dedicate the project to all the war's civilian victims, not just those killed by the U.S. military at No Gun Ri.
In 2004, the South Korean National Assembly authorized the building of a 29-acre No Gun Ri Peace Park at the site, medical subsidies for surviving wounded, and a committee to identify victims. In 2005, the committee certified the names of 163 dead or missing and 55 wounded, some of whom later died of their wounds. It said reports were not filed on many more victims. Two-fifths of the dead were children under the age of 15.
In 2006 it emerged that among incriminating documents omitted from the 2001 U.S. report was a declassified letter from the U.S. ambassador in South Korea, dated the day the No Gun Ri killings began, saying the Army had adopted a policy of firing on refugee groups approaching its lines. Chung's group declared this another example of the "deception" behind the U.S. investigation.
In the early 1950s, Chung returned to police work in Daejeon and later was a partner in a small bottle-making plant there. Among his survivors are his wife of 69 years, Park Sun-yong, and a son born after the Korean War, Chung Koo-do, chairman of the government-supported No Gun Ri International Peace Foundation, which helps run the memorial park.
Chung Eun-yong's successful quest to tell the world about No Gun Ri led to an outpouring of other accounts of alleged mass killings of southern civilians by the U.S. military in 1950-51, particularly air attacks. A South Korean investigative commission counted more than 200 cases on its docket by 2008, but the commission was disbanded by a new conservative government in 2010 before it could confirm more than a handful.
Material in this story was written by former AP special correspondent Charles J. Hanley, who was part of a team that received a Pulitzer Prize for its reporting on No Gun Ri. AP writer Youkyung Lee contributed to the story from Seoul, South Korea.


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Repeal of 'stand your ground' law up for vote WednesdayUnion Leader State House Bureau
March 26. 2013 7:29PM
CONCORD - The New Hampshire House plans to vote today on whether to repeal the controversial "stand your ground" law passed by the Republican-dominated Legislature last year over the veto of former Gov. John Lynch.
Current law - one of the cornerstones of the previous House - led by Republican former speaker Bill O'Brien, allows for the use of deadly force if a victim "reasonably believes" deadly force is about to be used against him. Such force can be used wherever the victim encounters a perceived attacker.
According to the majority of the House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee, which recommended that the bill ought to pass on a 12-6 vote, the bill "affirms that a person is not justified in using deadly force on another if he or she can retreat from the encounter."
The committee majority also explains, "Nothing about the bill prevents one from using deadly force if retreat is not deemed possible," leaving in tact "the castle doctrine."
The bill also does not penalize someone who uses deadly force if he or she is threatened in his own home or on his own property, the majority says.
The minority of the committee said "it would be foolish to change the law every two years without giving current law a chance to demonstrate results."
When the "stand your ground" law was approved last year over Lynch's veto, New Hampshire joined about two dozen states with such a law.
A similar law gained national attention in the Florida case of teenager Trayvon Martin, who was shot and killed by George Zimmerman, who claimed self-defense and said he was being beaten by Martin.
At a public hearing in January, bill sponsor and House Majority Leader Steve Shurtleff, D-Penacook ,acknowledged New Hampshire has had no such cases during the year the law has been in place, but said he wants to be proactive.
"We do not want someone needlessly killed because of stand-your-ground," he said, noting the murder rate has increased 8 percent in Florida since the law was passed in that state.
House Minority Leader Gene Chandler, R-Bartlett, opposes the bill, saying it would impose unclear boundaries for a person who has to decide when it is legal to use deadly force or turn and run.


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Not only did Worcester get hit with a lot of snow, the amount that fell in the Thursday-Friday storm broke a record that has been in place for 72 years.
"Worcester came in today with 22.8 inches (for Thursday and Friday)," National Weather Service meteorologist Charles Foley said.
"They also set a daily record for snowfall today (Friday). The previous record was 9 inches. That was set in 1941. So the record snowfall today is 14.9 inches of that record."
Snowfall records in Worcester have been kept since 1892, Mr. Foley said.
"It wasn't that it was a big storm. It was a large, area-wide storm that just kind of meandered right off the southern New England coast," Mr. Foley said.
"It was a long-duration storm. Because it was such a long-duration storm, we had snow amounts in some locations of 20-plus inches. So it was basically a three-day storm."
In addition, Logan International Airport in Boston had a daily record snowfall for Friday with 10.2 inches. The previous record was 8 inches, also set in 1941.
In this area, it was also a winter wonderland.
On Friday, Mark A. Dufour had only slept two hours since Wednesday night and was going to go on adrenaline, he said, to keep plowing until after midnight to clean up the snow at Fitchburg State University.
Mr. Dufour owns Dufour Motor Sales on River Street in Fitchburg and subcontracts with the city and FSU for plowing. His employees call him "The Plow Guy."
"I've been doing it for 30 years. I work all winter for that to enjoy summer," he said, pointing to a photo of his 30-foot Boston Whaler docked in the Merrimack River. The boat is named MAD One (after his initials).
"You have to be mad to do this," he joked.
Snowstorms are just par for the course for Mr. Dufour. It takes about half a day for his employees to clean off and move the 26 vehicles he has for sale. He also has about 18 private plowing contracts.
"They were talking 3 to 6 inches, and we got 15 to 16 inches," he said. "It was a long, drawn-out event that caught a lot of people off guard. The DPW still has a lot of guys out now." It was 4 p.m. Friday afternoon.
After he finally finished at the college, he said, he would get some rest.
"Once you get to a certain point, the lack of sleep doesn't affect you," he said. "Besides, on Sunday it's going to be 48 degrees. This is New England. If you don't like that weather, wait a minute."
In Westminster, at the Depot General Store, clerk Denise M. LeBlanc was busy selling lottery tickets, beer and lots of snacks.
"Since the snow stopped it has really picked up," she said.
She said she loves the snow.
Before work, she went snowboarding at Wachusett Mountain with her 15-year-old son.
Jerry Collins of Winchendon was picking up some beer after work at his maintenance job in Fitchburg. He is a cross-country skier and said he, too, likes the snow.
"But I didn't expect this much," Mr. Collins said. "It's the weekend, though. We can all deal with it."
Burke D. McClellan, also of Winchendon, was picking up a couple of beers after work as a welder at Fitchburg Welding.
He said his drive in this morning wouldn't have been too bad if it weren't for the other drivers.
"I got stuck behind people who don't know how to drive," Mr. McClellan said.
"People driving in four-wheel-drive Subarus were going 20 miles per hour, and I have a two-wheel drive and did 40 the whole way. I think Subaru drivers are terrorists."
He said the snow doesn't really faze him. He pays someone to plow and makes his 16- and 19-year-old sons shovel for him.
"I'll have to shovel at work tomorrow, but I'll get some fresh air and get to smoke while I'm out there."
Driving was so treacherous that Gov. Deval L. Patrick recommended commuters take their time leaving work Friday, giving plow operators more time to combat the heavy, wet snow that covered highways, streets, roads and anything else that resembled asphalt and pavement.
In Sutton, Route 146 north was closed after a tractor-trailer truck jackknifed and struck a car, blocking all three lanes. No one was injured in the 1:30 p.m. crash.
Route 146 was closed for more than an hour before one lane was opened. State police said traffic was being detoured off the highway at Exit 5. All lanes were reopened by 4 p.m.
Because of the massive cleanup, Worcester State University canceled all classes and events for today.
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My daughter is 20 months old and loves to nurse, she nurses first thing in the morning (we bedshare), she nurses to sleep at nap time and at bedtime, and usually 1-3 times in the night. My concern is that she is not interested at all in new foods. In the past she had some favorites (noodles, cheese, green peas) but she rarely wants them anymore. She looks disgusted each time I put food in front of her, and would rather nurse all day than eat. For instance, throughout the day today she rejected eggs, tortellini, green peans, corn, cut up grapes, rice, fish, and broccoli without tasting any of it. The only "real" food she ate all day was 5 goldfish crackers. I used to nurse her on demand but now I have been limiting her nursing to just the 3 times a day, in hopes that she will get hungry enough to eat some table food. Its not working though and I'm feeling at a loss for what to try next.
My family and boyfriend are telling me I need to wean her so she'll start eating, but I am hoping that I do not need to stop nursing her completely. Also, I keep reading that by her age she should be getting most of her nutrition from table food. Could she be lacking nutritionally from primarily nursing at 20 months?
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Over the years, Cooler Master has been known for a wide variety of products - power supplies, fans, CPU coolers, and gaming peripherals - but for me the first thing that comes to mind is the wide range of Cooler Master cases. From the HAF and COSMOS series monster cases down to the LAN box, Cooler Master has a case for you. The N series is a conservative case line that is full of features and has a smooth, sleek style. The N400 is a mid-tower case that fits right in between the N200 and the N600. If you are a fan of liquid cooling and many fan mounting locations, you will love this case. Ever seen a side radiator? Well, this case supports up to a 240mm raditaor on the side.
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Open the top and the N400 is ready to be unpacked. Heavy cases can be a challenge to get out of the box, but this case is not too heavy, so it is easy to get it out.
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Starting with the disclaimers "pet accidents happen" and "no dog is immune from getting lost", the following is a dog lover's nightmare. We are reaching out to everyone in south Amityville with the remote hope this missing Westie is safe with a good samaritan. I am really trying not to be judgmental (which is always hard for me) and merely presenting the facts as they were given:
Imagine being rushed to the emergency room. A friend who lives on a small island only accessible by rowboat kindly offers to care for your beloved dog while you are hospitalized; but unbeknownst to you, sometime during your five-day hospital stay, your dog disappears without a trace. You call each night from ICU and are assured your dog is fine. You don't learn the horrible news until you go to pick up your pet.
After that, details are sparse; your friend stops answering your calls. You don't drive. You are too ill to search or post flyers, and have no access to the tiny island where your dog was lost. You don't even know precisely when or how your dog went missing. All you know is that the temperatures are frigid, the ice tenuous, and your furry best friend of seven years had never been away from home before, let alone adept at negotiating January bulkheads. Days have ticked away. His coat matches the snow. You fear the worst, and you are beside yourself.
Perhaps her friend was afraid the upsetting news would damage her recovery, but Dorothy, the owner was devastated to learn " Tuffy," her seven-year-old West Highland Terrier was missing on Friday, days after the fact. I got a call describing the heartbreak above on Sunday, and it is still Sunday as I type this. I knew no Westies entered the shelter last week. Outside of also filing a lost report with the Amityville police and a message on Craig's List posted by her out-ofstate granddaughter, Dorothy was at her wits' end about what to do next. I offered to make some phone calls and flyers, and to contact my Team Vivi pals because no one is better at tracking lost dogs. However, this "island," a stone's throw from Amityville's infamous address, made for unique obstacles.
Last year, a mutual friend sent Dorothy to me when she wanted a kitten from Babylon Shelter. Like many Babylonians, I had often seen Dorothy walking her Westie around the Village. Actually, they were friendly fixtures. All the locals knew Dorothy and Tuffy.
When I called Chris (the shelter director) at home, I was surprised to hear that on Wednesday, a woman from the Amityville "island" had called about a missing Westie she had been petsitting, and then she visited the shelter later that day, quite distraught. Chris urged her to tell the owner what had transpired and also advised her to knock on doors or hand out flyers on Riverside and Ocean avenues in hopes that a wet Westie had turned up in their yard. He also made a follow-up call on Saturday.
This information confirming Wednesday's events meant that by today-Sunday-Tuffy was already gone for at least four freezing days. After I tried to contact the petsitter or her son, I spoke to a sympathetic Amity police officer asking for help reaching the residents of both houses on the "island." I explained about the Record "Pets" column, my connection to the shelter and Team Vivi. He called back saying he had contacted the petsitters to see if they would give us permission to visit the "island" to search.
Thankfully, I heard back from them, and appreciate their cooperation. Tomorrow morning I am scheduled to wander the small "island" with Eddie, Team Vivi's dog tracker extraordinaire. You may remember Eddie's persistence from the Beacon "Pets" Jan. 14, 2010 column about Teddy, the fugitive Newfie mix he tried to trap along Southern State in Massapequa. (The Teddy link is available at www.babylonbeacon.com; click "Archives"; click the date; click "Columnists".) We also have two different Tuffy flyers ready to post as soon as I make color copies.
Tuffy may have been bewildered and searching for his owner. He had never stayed away from home without his Mom. Dorothy said when with her, Tuffy was not the type to run away. If she accidentally dropped his leash, he would just look at her quizzically. "You know your dog, you know your animal. I've had Tuffy since he's 18 weeks old, and now he's gone," she lamented.
In the meantime, we ask Amityville residents for any leads about a Westie or any white dog. " Tuffy" is a seven-year-old purebred West Highland Terrier, 21 pounds, last seen wearing a blue and brown collar without tags. He is microchipped. Please call 631-539-9044 or 631-661- 6164 with any sightings or ideas. We also ask you to send good vibes and pet prayers his way.
For Adoption at Babylon Town Shelter (631-643-9270) Lamar St. W. Babylon: Two overlooked beauties are the poster pets this week. "Honey" #93674 a sweet Shepherd/Hound came in with her look-alike brother several months ago. He was adopted quickly but Honey still waits. "April" #20247 a darling tabby in the lobby is the longest feline resident, having entered the shelter last spring. She gets along well with other cats.
More Cats: "Ms. Kitty" #20369 –April's tuxedo roommate; "Sylvia" #20561 a year old gray tabby in the lobby rabbit hutch; "Chablis" #20557-Maine Coon mix.
More Dogs: "Lola" #93770-Beagle; "Caroline" #93726- smooth Border Collie mix found at Belmont; "Dolly" #93799- gray Malti-Poo; "Johnny Cash" #93744- Shepherd mix; "Davy Bruno" #93520-representing the many patient Pits.
**Reminder: Last Hope's "Catch of the Day" at Popei's in Deer Park-Sun. Jan. 30 at 1 p.m.- luncheon/raffles to benefit the Fix-A-Feral program. Tickets- $45. Call 516-220-6695 or visit www.lasthopeanimalrescue.org.


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Voters in the Morenci school district approved a 7-mill bond issue on Tuesday to fund building and technology upgrades and security improvements.
The bond issue was among property tax levy requests and renewals that were decided by voters in southeast Michigan.
Ten school districts approved an 18-mill property tax renewal for businesses and second homes.
The property tax renewal was part of Proposal A, passed by Michigan voters in 1994. The proposal redefined how schools are funded across the state.
A mill is one dollar for every $1,000 of assessed valuation.
In Monroe County, operating renewals were approved for Mason Consolidated, Monroe, Airport, Whiteford Agricultural, and Summerfield schools.
In Lenawee County, voters in Onsted Community, Madison, and Clinton Community school districts approved the nonhomestead property tax renewal. The five-year operating millage for Camden Frontier Schools in Hillsdale County also was approved.
Monroe also has a 1-mill, five-year sinking-fund levy renewal on its ballot for building and site improvements. That tax, which produces annual revenue of $1,717,204 to the district, won by a wide margin.
Voters in the Madison school district approved a 0.287-mill, three-year sinking fund to pay for expenses related to its buildings. The district collects about $51,000 annually from the millage.
Two millage requests to fund the Tecumseh Library District were approved. The first issue is a 10-year, 1.15-mill renewal that was originally passed when the library district was spun off from the Tecumseh school district and formed 10 years ago. The second is a 0.2-mill increase, also for 10 years.
A 1-mill road and dust control levy in Monroe County's Ash Township was defeated. The tax would have yielded an estimated $315,000 per year for road and bridge maintenance.


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Early this year, the Lake Wales attraction announced a public capital campaign to raise $12 million. It has raised $10.5 million so far.
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Late Monday mornings are usually reserved for work. You know, jobs, parenthood, errands. But when David Glenn, publisher of the ACC Sports Journal, tweeted that the conference's 15 current and future members had agreed to a media grant of rights, countless took notice.
About 90 minutes later, league HQ in Greensboro confirmed Glenn's break: Through 2026-27, ACC schools forfeit their entire share of the conference's media revenue if they leave.
Here's a sampling of reaction:
* "In my opinion, any potential realignment of the Atlantic Coast Conference ended with this vote. Today was a great day for the league and for all the members of the league. … I would describe it as a great strategic move by the league and its members to solidify our future." — Miami athletic director Blake James to the Associated Press.
* "Essentially what this does is this not only legally binds everybody to it, but it also puts in place some teeth into what we've been saying that everybody believes, which is that we were going to be together, we were going to move forward together. … The interesting thing about this was that everybody felt great about it. This wasn't a case of anybody along the way saying, 'We're not sure we want to do this.' Everybody was committed to doing this and said it's important that we do this." — Pittsburgh athletic Steve Pederson to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
* "I think this was a chance to look at each other in the eye and really commit something that was long term and meaningful. I think it's a great day for Georgia Tech and a great day for the ACC." — Georgia Tech associate athletic director Wayne Hogan to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
* "These are strong and definitive moves by the ACC and its member schools to further announce our desire to stay together and position ourselves among the top conferences in the country. We look forward to continued talks with the ACC and ESPN on how to best strengthen and position our multi-media package. The ACC has been one of the premier academic and athletic conferences for 60 years and its membership going forward only strengthens and advances our standing among our national peers. Today's announcement should put (conference) realignment on the shelf. It's time to put the focus back on celebrating the successes of our students and teams." — North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham in a statement.
* "This is an important moment in the history of the ACC, which has been Duke's home for nearly 60 years. It signals our united commitment to ensuring the future stability of the conference and will enable us to focus on the development of our student-athletes and the spirited competition for which the ACC has always been known." — Duke president Richard H. Brodhead in a statement.
* "The added resources coming to the ACC schools will have a significant impact on the success of our athletic programs. We are also very pleased that we will be moving forward on the next phase of developing an ACC network. The vote of the ACC presidents will ensure that the conference will strengthen its position of leadership among Division I athletics." — Florida State president Eric Barron in a statement.
* "It's a tremendously exciting time for the conference. Commissioner (John) Swofford and the presidents really took a long look at what it would take to bring stability to the league. They talked to our media partner, ESPN, and looked around the country to see what options might be available. … [The grant of rights] certainly seemed to be a cementing factor [to keep the ACC intact] for the foreseeable future and hopefully longer than that." — Clemson athletic director Dan Radokovich to Sports Talk S.C.
* "I know one thing, it calms the waters in Louisville. That's all that matters. ... There's not going to be many places to go to reach out to other schools. ... It absolutely could not be better for us. … I think once everybody got in the same room together it was obvious to me at least. ... They're a very cohesive group, and a very strong, united group, and I was very impressed with that." — Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich to the Louisville Courier-Journal.
* "To be sure, today's grant of rights announcement by the Atlantic Coast Conference is monumental as it clearly shows the unwavering long-term solidarity of the ACC member institutions. Since its inception, the ACC has provided the perfect home for Duke athletics. Sixty years later, that remains the same." — Duke athletic director Kevin White in a statement.
* "In light of all of the conference transitions and alignments, this news is simply extraordinary. To solidify the ACC now and in the future with such fantastic media opportunities reflects the unprecedented leadership in the conference. The existing partnership between the ACC and ESPN showcases the tremendous traditions of both institutions and provides a maximum opportunity to broadcast the outstanding talents of the conference. From a women's basketball perspective, this illustrates the incredible dominance of the ACC relative to the commitment to our sport." — Duke women's basketball coach Joanne P. McCallie in a statement.
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"We are pleased to recognize the best that in-vehicle technology has to offer in infotainment, convenience, safety, and green technologies. As the industry continues to improve through technology the real beneficiaries will be all the buyers."
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February 07, 2014
Outstanding onboard connectivity carried the day for the winners of this year's Connected World magazine Connected Car of the Year award winners. The awards were presented on stage at the Connected World Conference Pavilion, located within the 2014 Chicago Auto Show, on Feb. 6, 2014.
The winning vehicles, chosen by the editorial team at Connected World magazine, will appear in the Feb/Mar issue of the magazine. The awards were presented by Peggy Smedley, editorial director of Connected World magazine.
The Connected Car of the Year awards vehicles at all price levels, ranging from the small to ultra-luxury, all with the idea of honoring the best-in-class that fit all driver's budgets and demonstrate the right blend of technology.
"We are pleased to recognize the best that in-vehicle technology has to offer in infotainment, convenience, safety, and green technologies. As the industry continues to improve through technology the real beneficiaries will be all the buyers of automobiles," says Smedley.
Connected World magazine's Connected Car of the Year winners are determined by selecting vehicles that combine the right mix of safety, convenience, and infotainment technology. Automobiles are evaluated in six different categories: small, midsize, luxury, ultra-luxury, green, and truck.
Small: Dodge Dart (Uconnect)
Midsize: Infiniti Q50 (Infiniti InTouch)
Luxury: BMW 5 Series (ConnectedDrive)
Ultra-luxury: Mercedes-Benz S-Class (mbrace2)
Green: Tesla Motors Model S
Truck: Ford Motor Co. F-150 (SYNC)
To learn more, please visit http://www.connectedworldmag.com/ccoy.
The Connected World Conference is the global expo for the connected technologies that are transforming our professional and personal lives. The only expo that provides access to the players and the products in front of and behind the Internet of Things: discover not only what the devices are, but what makes them tick.
About the Connected World Conference
The Connected World Conference is the window into the emerging technology trends shaping the future of connected devices. The conference is a destination for everyone interested in learning, sharing, and presenting their ideas and visions about the future of our digital lifestyle, connecting to our vehicles, our homes, our energy, our apps, and our health/fitness. This event gives attendees a chance to explore the strategic shifts that new technologies will have now and into the future. http://www.connectedworldmag.com/conference.
About Connected World magazine
Connected World is the business and technology publication that provides the intelligence industry titans need and the guidance consumers crave. It's all about M2M. http://www.connectedworldmag.com.
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