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buyer8989 Posts: 1I wanted to Lease a new 2013 Acura TSX with the tech package, and I'm not so sure the dealer is giving me a good deal.
Invoice $32,483
Gross Cap Cost (His offer) $31,750
Cap reduction $679 (putting $2,000 down, but he is using the remainder on fees)
12k miles. Dealer says residual is 56%, I thought it should be higher, especially because of the tech package. He said Tech package makes the residual drop, not go up!
Money Factor .00046 (which according to him equals $23.18 per month) (seems really high)
6.5% tax rate equals $24.47 per month
Monthly Payment $373.99
Here are the fees he is charging me towards the $2,000 down.
1st payment: $373.99
Cap Reduction: $678.95
Sales Tax Up front: $96.57
1st year fees: $261.50
Dealer Fee: $589.00
Car_Man... Can you help! This seems pretty high for a lease! Thanks So Much!!!
biker4 Posts: 746
Good point. I'm sure that the TSX is very reliable. I've had good experiences with many Honda and Acura vehicles. I don't think that I've ever had a single problem with one. Since we're talking about leasing, non of that would really be an issue though. I almost always lease my vehicles.
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New to forum - and question for Carman or anyone that is familiar: - is this a good deal? 2,000 down
Agreed Value: 28,715.00
a) Gross Capital Cost 29,310.00
b) Capital Cost Reduction -584.55
c) Adjusted Capital Cost 28,725.45
d) Residual 17,900.85
e) Depreciation Charge 10,824.60
f) Rent Charge 772.08
g) Total of base MP 11,596.68
h) Lease Term 36
i) Base MP 322.13
j) Monthly Tax 0.00
k) Personal Prop Tax 0.00
l) Excise Tax 0.00
m) Other Amounts 0.00
n) Total MP 322.13
Itemization of Gross Capital Cost
a) Agreed Value: 28,715.00
b) AcquisitionFee 595.00
c) GAP Insurance 0.00
d) Document Fee 0.00
e) Warranty 0.00
f) Upfront Sales Tax 0.00
g) Service Tax 0.00
h) Cash Down Tax 0.00
i) Trade In Tax 0.00
j) Finance Tax 0.00
k) Tire Tax 0.00
l) Lic., Insp., Title, Reg. Fees 0.00
m) Other Fees 0.00
n) Total Capital Cost 28,725.45
Itemization of Amount Due at Signing
a) Total Capital Cost Reduction 584.55
-Cap Reduction (Cash) 584.55
-Rebates 0.00
-Trade-In 0.00
b) Tax on Capital Cost Red. 53.59
c) First Monthly Payment 322.13
d) Last Monthly Payment(s) 0.00
e) Refundable Security Deposit 0.00
f) Acquisition Fee 0.00
g) Gap Insurance 0.00
h) Documentation Fee 75.00
i) Monthly Tax (Upfront) 0.00
j) Upfront Tax (not in Capital Cost) 942.23
k) Service Tax (not in Capital Cost) 0.00
l) Tire Tax (not in Capital Cost) 12.50
m) Lic., Insp., Title, Reg. Fees 10.00
n) Other Fees 0.00
o) Total Due at Signing 2,000.00
How the Amount Due at Signing will be Paid
a) Net Trade-In Value 0.00
b) Rebates/Credits 0.00
c) Amount Paid in Cash 1,677.87
d) Total Due at Signing 2,000.00
Mileage Allowance
The monthly payment and residual for this lease has been calculated using the following mileage allowance. You are allowed to drive 15,000 per year, 1,250 miles per month. If you exceed the mileage allowance for the lease term and do not purchase the Vehicle, you will pay 0.20 for each excess mile.
Thanks and i hope for a reply quick as I may do a deal this week.">
pjny77 Posts: 12I'm in the process of contacting some Acura dealerships in NY (Westchester County) and wanted to know some basic information before I start my search.
According to the Acura website, there's currently a lease offer for a 2013 TSX Special Edition with the following terms:
36 months
30,000 miles
$1,999 total due at signing* excluding taxes, title and fees
So here are my questions, how much can I expect to pay for those additional fees/taxes (ball park)? I just want a range, I don't need exact numbers.
My 2nd question is, where can I start my negotiations regarding this offer? I'm sure they are basing all these terms off MSRP and not invoice, do I start there?
This current lease offer is within my budget, but if I can squeeze more savings out of this deal, I want to.
Any info that can be shared is appreciated. Thanks.
beach15 Posts: 1,305These terms are not at all based on MSRP in any form. There would be no point in Acura offering a special lease deal for advertisements that was high. Rather these are pre-discounted aggressively to get to such a low number. A $32k MSRP luxury vehicle should not generally lease for mid $200's, but can here thanks to Acura residual values and great rates.
Depending on your state, the fees will be in addition. Here in PA, your tax on a lease is 6% state tax plus 3% lease use tax, for a total of 9% on the payment. So if your base payment was $269, with just tax you would be $293.21 and then also have tags/registration fees to pay for or incorporate as well.
These all vary based on your state, and are never included in special programs advertised because they vary greatly.
The Special Edition is $10 lower than the base right now because it's MSRP is really even higher than on the sticker (for leasing purposes the original $33905 MSRP is used, before the $1500 SE discount) due to the SE special value discount, with the same residual. GREAT deal right now.
I just leased a new TSX for a gross capitalized cost of 28,047 in NY.
with 1,000 down and all taxes and fess 303.00 a month. Did i get a good deal ?
I feel like i negotiated well. I sold my car to them (not traded it in so took 1,000 from that) in a separate deal so I left with it same day and no money out of pocket.
Someone else mentioned this special but in my lease experience (just leased my 9th and 10th cars) I can always do better than the advertised specials the dealer is offering.
I took deliver of a TSX base wagon with $0 cap reduction at $30.9K sales price.
Lease is $334 pre-tax.
10k miles a year for 36 month.
I also leased a base TL at a sales price of $31.9K $1500 cap reduction paid by Acura for a $316. month pre-tax lease.
mjoshi Posts: 34This will be my first Acura and probably first time leasing vehicle. I've Honda Odyssey and based upon mileage and condition it looks more like $3000 in KBB value. Can I trade-in my Odyssey as a down payment for Acura TSX Wagon ? I'm more interested in getting Wagon and saw a $309 deal going on for TSX Wagon on Lease.
Can someone please help me or guide me with lease process ? I'm looking into getting 2013 Acura TSX Sport Wagon with base package. I'm in Upstate NY.
You can always trade in a car as a cap reduction on a lease but you may try getting an offer from car max first. That way you'll have a somewhat accurate value for your car in case the dealer low balls on your trade.
Also try negotiate the sales price on the car as if you were buying it to ensure the best deal.
davenotize Posts: 10last saturday i took delivery of a 2013 TSX Special Edition 12k 36mth lease with only $800 to cover 1st month and some fees at $295 a month with 7% tax included. no down payment no bs. I think the selling price was $27.7k money factor was adding up to close to nothing. the salesman made me wait for him for an hour after i was done with the finance guy, i believe it was the frustration on my face that got me a free set of all weather mats after the wait. i think i did pretty good.
mjoshi Posts: 34Thank you chuckjr for your help. I went to dealer and got quote of 34809 for TSX Sports Wagon with Tech Package. For my van dealer took whatever price was quoted on kbb.com i.e. $2500 for trade-in. My Van has 150,000 miles and pretty beaten up.
With Tax and including everything else I got quote of $408/pm for lease on 10K miles per annum on TSX Sport Wagon with Tech Package.
If I got with base TSX Sport Wagon the lease per month will be $353
I think I've some wiggle room here with dealer to get the price down little further as per TRUECAR no haggle price as well as from Consumerreports carbuying. I got price of $34143, so I think I could ask dealer to lower price and throw in extra 2K miles per annum so that way I get atleast 1K miles per month.
What do you guys think, is this good deal ?
Also salesman told me they will start getting 2014 TSX Sport Wagons starting in October sometime. I test drove the TSX Sport Wagon and loved the way it handles on road, it is not a super fast car but based upon size and price, it is great little car.
From what I gathered in my search for a wagon in california:
1. The TSX line is going away
2. The wagon did not sell well last year nor this year so far.
Try to get as close to or lower than the edmunds true value.
Even though I needed the wagon for the space, the deals on the TL right now are incredible and it's such a better car. We are paying $315 pre-tax with just drive off for our base TL. The trunk and storage space sucks though.


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Shares of a number of IT security stocks are rallying after Goldman Sachs wrote that it was upbeat on the sector in a note to investors today. WHAT'S NEW: Goldman Sachs analyst Matthew Niknam assumed coverage of the Security Software sector with an Attractive rating. Cyber threats have become larger and more costly, so many companies are increasing the amount of money they spend on IT security, Niknam wrote. Spending on security is increasing by the highest rate since 2010, the analyst estimated. Companies in the sector should see their free cash flow growth accelerate, while cash rich tech companies could become interested in carrying out M&A transactions with security vendors, the analyst predicted. Additionally, more mature companies in the sector should be able to buy back more of their shares going forward, Niknam believes. He identified Palo Alto (PANW) as his top pick in the space, as he believes that the company provides "the most unique blend of disruptive long-term growth and accelerating profitability." The company is poised to gain additional market share, while its growth going forward should beat expectations, Niknam stated. He raised his price target on the shares to $97 from $91 and kept a Conviction List-Buy rating on the stock. Meanwhile, the analyst upgraded another stock in the sector, FireEye (FEYE), to Buy from Neutral after assuming coverage of the shares. The company's status as the market leader in fighting Advanced Persistent Threats, or APTs, leaves it well-positioned in the current market, he contended. An IT survey indicates that most respondents plan to increase their APT-related spending, and 59% of the respondents say they plan to spend more money on solutions from a new vendor, Niknam reported. Furthermore, FireEye's revenue growth likely accelerated in Q2 and its revenue should beat expectations in 2014 and 2015, while the company's free cash flow should come in above consensus levels next year, Niknam predicted. FireEye may eventually be acquired by another company, according to Niknam, who raised his price target on the shares to $42 from $36. WHAT'S NOTABLE: Niknam initiated coverage of Proofpoint (PFPT) with a Buy rating as he predicted that the company's growth and free cash flow would beat expectations in the near-term and he believes that the company could also become a takeover target. The analyst started coverage of Fortinet (FTNT) with a Neutral rating. PRICE ACTION: In early afternoon trading, Palo Alto climbed 3% to $78.36, FireEye rose 3.5% to $34.99, Proofpoint climbed 3.6% to $34.46, and Fortinet rose 1% to $24.24.
On The Fly: Analyst Initiation Summary
Today's noteworthy initiations include: American Airlines (AAL) initiated with an Overweight at Atlantic Equities... Apple (AAPL) initiated with a Buy at Citigroup... Basic Energy (BAS) initiated with a Neutral at RW Baird... Brookdale Senior Living (BKD) initiated with a Buy at Goldman... CA Technologies (CA) initiated with a Market Perform at FBR Capital... Dresser-Rand (DRC) initiated with a Neutral at RW Baird... Fortinet (FTNT) initiated with a Neutral at Goldman... Frank's International (FI) initiated with a Hold at Jefferies... Home Bancorp (HBCP) initiated with an Outperform at Fig Partners... Key Energy (KEG) initiated with an Outperform at RW Baird... McDermott (MDR) initiated with a Neutral at Tigress Financial... ORBCOMM (ORBC) initiated with a Neutral at Macquarie... Oil States (OIS) initiated with an Outperform at RW Baird... PBF Energy (PBF) initiated with an Equal Weight at Barclays... Palo Alto (PANW) assumed with a Conviction Buy at Goldman... Proofpoint (PFPT) initiated with a Buy at Goldman... Qlik Technologies (QLIK) initiated with a Market Perform at FBR Capital... Radius Health (RDUS) initiated with a Buy at Canaccord... Seventy Seven Energy (SSE) initiated with a Hold at Jefferies... Superior Energy (SPN) initiated with an Outperform at RW Baird... Tandem Diabetes (TNDM) initiated with an Outperform at William Blair... Trecora Resources (TREC) initiated with a Buy at B. Riley... Ultragenyx (RARE) initiated with an Outperform at RW Baird... United Natural Foods (UNFI) initiated with an Outperform at Oppenheimer... Viper Energy (VNOM) initiated with a Market Perform at Northland... Whiting Petroleum (WLL) initiated with a Buy at Tigress Financial.
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Edmunds with a post after my own heart there, WAG.
Edmunds with a post after my own heart there, WAG.
In other news, I bought both series of Look Around You on DVD. So ****ing hilarious.
Guys what would be your pick?
Sopranos vs Boardwalk?
I would say that Boardwalk Empire follows nicely in the footsteps of The Sopranos, but Tony and his crew are part of the greatest show ever IMHO. Start with The Sopranos.
Suits - back on TV tomorrow. Excited.
Started watching Dexter recently and have just finished season 4. Pissed off at the ending to say the least...don't wanna watch the show anymore.
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[Warne is] the greatest bowler ever produced in this entire world - Muttiah Muralidaran
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Warne is the greatest cricketer to pick up a ball ever.
And is the greatest bowler I have ever laid eyes on. - Brian Lara
That's a good place to stop tbh
And we still haven't walked in the glow of each other's majestic presence.
Mind you if you read the comments at the bottom of this article, it makes you wonder if we are evolving at all.
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The century farm program in Missouri was started in 1976. Since that time, 7,700 farms have received that recognition. A list of those farms is available at the website extension.missouri.edu/ centuryfarm. The program is sponsored by the University of Missouri Extension, the MU College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, and Farm Bureau.
The list of century farms includes the number of acres in each farm, the year that the families first settled there, name of the current owners, name of the original settlers and the year the farms were approved as century farms. Most entries also list the relationship of the current owners to the original settlers.
A check of Southwest Missouri counties shows that Barry has 70 farms that been recognized as century farms; Barton, 59; Jasper, 57; Lawrence, 93; McDonald, 38; Newton, 42; and Vernon, 77.
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- Three Barry County farms, owned by O.D. Cope; Darrell and Cathie Brown; Sandra Haddock, Jacalyn (Haddock) Counts and Robyn St. John.
- One McDonald County farm, owned by James and Joan Stauber.
- One Lawrence County farm, owned by Gary Harshaw.
- One Vernon County farm, owned by Lee Wallrapp.
Century farm families often include community leaders who are interested in preserving family and local history.
I noticed the Higgs family is on the Barry County list. Betty (Higgs) Lamberson has played a key role in preserving the Wheaton Depot and developing it into a museum. The Tatum family appears on the McDonald County list, having been strong supporters of the McDonald County Museum.
Rose Stauber, who grew up on the Stauber century farm in McDonald County, has canvassed hundreds of cemeteries in the area and compiled information. She has also volunteered for many years in the genealogy section at the Grove Public Library.
The Newton County list includes Gus Buzzard, the man who built the dams along Lost Creek that have helped prevent massive floods that once plagued the Seneca area. He and his wife, Agnes, compiled extensive information on the related families of the Racine area. Look through the list, and you will recognize the names of many similar families.
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A meeting is scheduled to take place at 3 p.m. Thursday to find out what fate the facility might face. Lottie Hufford, who hopes to use the meeting as platform to save the post office from closure, said federal officials called the meeting.
"They don't realize how important this post office is to our little town here," Hufford said Tuesday, trying to drum up support among her neighbors to join her during Thursday's meeting. "We've lost our bank, and they are already starting to talk about losing our school."
A U.S. Postal Service employee at Webbers Falls confirmed Thursday's meeting but was wary about providing details. The postal worker said she has no idea what the future holds for the Webbers Falls Post Office or others in the area identified for possible closure.
A notice posted at the Webbers Falls Post Office states officials will be on hand Thursday to answer questions and share the results of a survey recently sent to Webbers Falls postal customers. Hufford said the survey was difficult to understand and believes many never were returned as a result.
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"That is why we want all the people there — if we can get the newspapers and television there, I think it will make a difference," Hufford said. "I know murders and car wrecks are important, but so is the loss of the town. We have a lot of things going that will build this town up."
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Powerday is a family owned Recycling and Waste Management company founded in 1980 by Michael Crossan, the company Chairman. Powerday provides solutions to businesses and organisations across London and beyond operating the largest Materials Recovery Facility in Southern England from its nine acre Old Oak Sidings site in Willesden, North West London.
Powerday process Construction and Demolition waste, Municipal Waste and Commercial and Industrial waste. Operating its own large fleet of collection vehicles throughout the Greater London area they can manage all aspects of their clients waste management needs including visits for all stakeholders to the facility to understand more about waste Management. Powerday have invested in a unique and innovative combination of plant and equipment to maximise recycling performance for their clients and use, where possible, sustainable transport options with access to both rail and canal from their Materials Recycling Facility. They have recently added a National Solution for construction clients offering a fully managed and service from site set up to detailed recycling performance reporting.
Please have a look at the website www.powerday.co.uk for more information or contact us at email@example.com or call 0208 9604646 quoting 'London Irish'
Crest Nicholson is firmly established as a leading developer with a passion for not only building homes, but also for creating vibrant sustainable communities. The Company's track record over 50 years shows a demonstrable commitment to delivering innovative, design led, residential developments and large scale, mixed use, urban regeneration solutions. Its on-going emphasis on environmentally responsible housing and commitment to deliver truly low carbon sustainable schemes is evident by an ever increasing development portfolio. Crest Nicholson was proudly awarded the Queens Award for Enterprise in the Sustainable development category in 2007. The 5 year accolade is proof of a continued commitment to producing high quality developments that champion the very best principles in sustainability and design.
The Group is also proud to hold more CABE Building for Life Gold Standards than any other developer and it remains a consistent top performer in the Next Generation industry benchmark. Visit www.crestnicholson.com
ISC was founded in Sydney in 1991 to provide athletes with the best quality performance garments, enabling them to train and compete at their optimum. Over the last 20 years ISC has grown significantly within Australia and also internationally, establishing itself as an apparel-provider for professional teams across a variety of field sports including: UK Super League, Rugby Union, NRL, AFL and English Football League.
ISC works closely with its partner clubs to design, produce and supply premium apparel for the players' on field and training kit, as well as their supporters' replica garments and training wear, (which includes anything from jerseys and vintage-style hoodies, to back packs and beanies)
ISC';s passion for performance and quality runs through all of its products, and in just the same way as the athletes they work with, ISC aspires to continuously improve. On-going development is vital to the company, whether that's through innovation in garment technology or leading the way in visual design for apparel.
ISC's partnership with London Irish allows both companies to push boundaries, together achieving an exciting and comprehensive range of apparel for the 2011-12 season.
Based across the middle and South of England, Ridgeway Group is a leading new and used car/van dealer for Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Land Rover, Range Rover, Jaguar, Maserati, MINI, SKODA and smart and are ranked as one of the Top 20 Largest Motor Retail Groups in the UK by Automotive Management Magazine in 2013 and listed as 36th on the latest Sunday Times Top Track 250 league table (2013) of Britain's leading mid-market private companies. John O'Hanlon, Chief Executive of Ridgeway said: "We are excited to be sponsoring London Irish and believe that this makes true business sense for Ridgeway. The geography and the demographics of our markets are closely aligned and we therefore see much benefit in building a closer relationship between our two organisations."
The Ridgeway logo appears on the team shorts. Under the agreement, as well as a sponsorship fee, Ridgeway will supply the Club with cars for business use and a series of exclusive offers and promotions throughout the season for London Irish supporters.
Aldermaston based Pump Technology Ltd. was established in 1992 based on years of professional experience in the Pump Industry, quickly expanding to offer commercial and industrial Sewage and Waste Water Pumping Systems and are now industry leaders in their field. This new venture for the company marks a long standing commitment to London Irish Rugby Club and Community Rugby, having already been staunch supporters of the Exiles and local club Tadley RFC for many years.
Kinetica Sports produces a comprehensive range of Nutrition products designed for athletes to achieve their best performance. Owned by The Carbery Group the company has a unique positioning and heritage producing both the raw material whey protein (in Ballineen, Cork) and the natural flavours (Synergy) which ensure the products are traceable from 'cow to can'.
The company markets products across five categories Protein, Power and Strength, Recovery, Weight Loss and Health, so both athletes who are building strength and power and those who need to recover from extended training can take advantage of Kinetica's quality and taste.
We are delighted to be involved with London Irish, the sport of rugby is at the heart of what we do and the sponsorship of such a prestigious club is an important part of Kinetica's establishment and growth.
Clancy Docwra focuses on providing construction services, through the complete process of develop, design, construct, operate, repair and maintain. Joint Managing Director Kevin Clancy is also a valued member of the London Irish board.
Guinness continue their proud sponsorship of London Irish, having supported the club since 1992. Complementing their strong association with Rugby on both a domestic and international scale. Being our longest standing sponsor to date, they are truly a part of the London Irish family and have been supporters of The Craic on matchdays at the Madejski as well as the ever popular Guinness Village on our annual St Patrick's Party Match.
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Anne Arundel County Police found a human skull in a wooded area behind Ritchie Highway in Pasadena on Monday afternoon, and later found the rest of the body, according to a police press release.
According to the release, at 2:47 p.m. on Monday officers arrived at a wooded area behind the 8100 block of Ritchie Highway after a report of human remains being discovered.
Upon arrival, a person who was in the area said that he was walking into the woods when he discovered what appeared to be a human skull. The Anne Arundel County Police Department's Homicide Unit responded to the scene and took over the investigation.
A search team was formed to find additional remains and the body was recovered in the wooded area after an extensive search. The unidentified body was sent to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for identification and to determine the cause of death, according to the release.
Police said no other information regarding the body or how long it was in the woods is available at this time.
The search team involved in the incident consisted of members from the Anne Arundel County Police Department's Criminal Investigation Division as well as volunteers using cadaver dogs from the Chesapeake Search Dogs and the Mason Dixon Search and Rescue Dogs, Inc.
Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Detective Regina Collier of the Criminal Instigation Division's Homicide Unit at 410-222-3417.
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Maximizing the use efficiency of applied nutrients in almonds will result in improved yields, reduced input costs and less potential for off-site movement into ground and surface water. Efficient nutrient management can be accomplished by following the Four R's:1. Applying the right rate — Matching tree and crop demand with supply, taking into consideration the contribution of nutrients from all sources, including fertilizer, organic nitrogen, water and soil.2. Applying at the right time — Spoon-fed applications during the growing season maximize uptake and minimize loss potential.3. Applying in the right place — To ensure delivery to the active root zone.4. Using the right source — To maximize uptake and minimize loss potential.
An updated in-season nutrient budget model, including early season leaf sampling guidelines, has been developed under the leadership of Patrick Brown, UC Davis Department of Plant Sciences. These guidelines are given in the document "Almond Early-Season Sampling and In-Season Nitrogen Application Maximizes Productivity, Minimizes Loss." The guidelines include a protocol for early-season tissue sampling and for applying nitrogen during the season based on crop load and fine tuned by sampling results.
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2:00pm Sunday 2nd February 2014 in News By Sophia Rahman, Reporter
MATTRESSES destined for a children's health centre in Gambia have been stolen from a Burnley charity.
Terry Burns, chairman of Furniture for Education Worldwide, based in Holgate Street, slammed the 'heartless' thieves for depriving poorly youngsters of the beds, who without them have to sleep on the floor.
The 24 specialist, easily transportable mattresses were due to be shipped to Mariama Clinic in Bijilo on February 28.
They had been donated to the charity by Barnoldswick bed giant Silentnight.
The charity is offering a £200 reward for information which leads to the thieves being captured by police.
Mr Burns said: "We rely totally on fundraising and donations to be able to supply furniture to kids with nothing. "It's so sad that someone would rob these children of comfort when they are ill.
"The heartless criminals that walked in and took all but two of the mattresses must have known they were stealing from a charity, because of all the signage outside. It's such a shame.
"Someone had left the door on the latch while they had gone out and the burglars came in through the door.
"We've got thousands of tables and chairs that we are shipping over that weren't stolen.
"One of our trustees, Keith Bowlan, is going to travel over to Gambia to make sure the container makes it to the clinic.
"There's such corruption there you need to make sure it's going to get to the right place.
"So far, we've sent 66 40ft-long containers to countries across the world."
In November, the charity raised more than £15,000 at an event at the Dunkenalgh Hotel, Clayton-le-Moors, to send furniture to some of the most impoverished schools across the globe.
A Lancashire Police spokeswoman said: "The mattresses were stolen between Monday and Wednesday. Enquiries are ongoing. Anyone with information should call police on 101."
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Frisby is currently in Portsmouth, OH. That is near Columbus, OH. Not sure what other airports are in that area or on the way to Phoenix. Frisby is deaf, does well in a crate, and is learning to leash walk. He also does well in cars. He is about 2 years old and to be neutered tomorrow. He is going from a rescue to a rescue, where he has a foster set up for him.
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Cystine uroliths are uncommon in dogs (1% prevalence)21 and even less common in cats (< 1% prevalence).34
Characteristics. Cystine crystals are large, flat, and hexagonal, and their presence in urine should always be considered abnormal. Cystine
crystals precipitate in acid urine to form uroliths that are small, spherical, and light-yellow, light-brown, or light-green.
These uroliths are relatively radiolucent and commonly require contrast cystography or urethrography or ultrasonography for
Male and female cats appear to be equally affected, and cystine urolithiasis is diagnosed at a mean age of 4.1 years. Domestic
shorthaired and Siamese cats are the most commonly affected.25,44
Treatment. An alkalinizing, low-protein diet, such as Prescription Diet u/d, is recommended for treating cystine uroliths in dogs. Thiol
disulfide exchange drugs, d-penicillamine and MPG, or tiopronin (Thiola—Mission Pharmacal), are used to dissolve these uroliths
in dogs. These drugs combine with the precursors of cystine to produce a more soluble product. In dogs, combining a thiol
exchange drug with Prescription Diet u/d appears to enhance cystine urolith dissolution.45 D-penicillamine is administered at a dosage of 15 mg/kg orally twice a day, and tiopronin is administered at a dosage of
20 mg/kg orally twice a day.24 The thiol disulfide exchange drugs are most effective at a neutral to alkaline urine pH.
D-penicillamine's main side effect is vomiting, which can usually be avoided by giving the drug with food, administering an
antiemetic, or decreasing the dose slightly. Side effects do not occur as commonly with tiopronin administration but can include
behavioral changes, myopathy, proteinuria, thrombocytopenia, immune-mediated anemia, skin lesions, lethargy, elevated liver
enzyme activities, or a sulfur odor to the urine.24
Dissolution will be successful in about two-thirds of the dogs treated and requires about one to three months. Monitoring
dissolution progress by imaging may require ultrasonography or double-contrast cystography.
No proven cystine urolith dissolution protocol is available for cats. Consider surgical removal, lithotripsy, or voiding urohydropropulsion
for eliminating cystine uroliths in cats or in dogs in which medical dissolution is not acceptable or successful.
Prevention. The high recurrence rate of cystine uroliths and the inherited predisposing defect make prevention important in dogs that
have experienced an episode of cystine urolith formation. A prevention protocol consists of administering tiopronin (15 mg/kg
orally twice a day), adding water to the patient's food, and alkalinizing the urine with potassium citrate (100 to 150 mg/kg
once a day or in two divided doses/day).14 The goal of alkalinization should be to achieve a urine pH of 7 to 7.5.24 An alternative prevention protocol calls for feeding Prescription Diet u/d plus administering either tiopronin or d-penicillamine
at 10 to 15 mg/kg orally every 12 hours.46 Although Prescription Diet u/d is considered a maintenance diet, it has a low protein content, so monitor dogs fed this
diet long-term for protein depletion by performing a serum chemistry profile at least every six months.
Although the incidence of feline cystine uroliths is low, the frequency of recurrence in affected cats appears high.44 For cats, a diet for managing kidney disease, such as canned or moistened dry Prescription Diet k/d or similar alkalinizing
renal failure diets from other manufacturers, is recommended.
Silicate uroliths are uncommon in dogs, accounting for < 1% of all urolith types analyzed with the Minnesota Urolith Center
from 1981 to 2006.21 Silicate uroliths are rarely reported in cats.5,40
Characteristics. These uroliths are grayish-white to brown and frequently look like jackstones.47 They are radiopaque and found most frequently in the bladder and urethra. Silicate uroliths are composed primarily of amorphous
silica crystals. A predisposition exists for German shepherds and Old English sheepdogs.24
The cause of silicate uroliths is unknown but may be diet-related. Diets high in corn gluten or rice and soybean hulls are
suspected to increase the incidence of silicate urolith formation.24 No relationship has been established between urine pH and silicate urolith formation.
Treatment and prevention. No method of medical dissolution is available, and surgical removal is often necessary, although voiding urohydropropulsion
can be attempted if the uroliths are small enough. Lithotripsy is another treatment option. Recurrence is possible but uncommon.
The only recommendations for prevention are to increase water consumption and avoid diets high in plant proteins. Prescription
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Loretta Nyhan was a reader before she was a writer, devouring everything she could get her hands on, including the backs of cereal boxes and the instructions booklet for building the Barbie dream house. Later, her obsession with reading evolved into an absolute need to write. After college, Loretta wrote for national trade magazines, taught writing to college freshmen, and eventually found the guts to try fiction.
I'll Be Seeing You, her novel cowritten with Suzanne Hayes, debuts from Harlequin Mira in June 2013. Loretta and Suzy are hard at work on a second book for Mira, tentatively titled, Finding Kingston.
Loretta also writes paranormal thrillers for HarperTeen.
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The 2011 college football season moves into Week 6 and finds that road underdogs are coming out ahead, posting a 133-116-3 ATS record.
Oddsmakers have yet to catch up to the top five teams in the Don Best Linemakers Poll, combining for a remarkable 18-4-1 ATS record. Leading the charge is No. 3 Stanford in covering its first four games by an average of 13.6 points a contest.
The Red River Rivalry takes center stage early on Saturday, as the No. 2 Oklahoma Sooners opened as 9 ½-point neutral-site favorites over the No. 16 Texas Longhorns, but that number has been bet down a half-point in most places. Bettors will find that neither team has been favored at this level since the Sooners went off as 12-point favorites in a 28-21 win on Oct. 7, 2007.
Texas has already gained measurable revenge in wins over UCLA (49-20) and Iowa State (37-14), which makes th 'Horns a dangerous underdog due to dropping last year's meeting by a 28-20 score. Oklahoma is also 0-5 ATS when playing on a neutral field and favored between 3 ½ to 10 points, while the underdog is 3-1-1 ATS in the last five meetings overall.
One of the more interesting lines in the betting market is certainly the Arkansas Razorbacks laying double digits to the visiting Auburn Tigers. Many professionals find it puzzling due to the Tigers coming off a 16-13 upset win over the South Carolina Gamecocks as 10 ½-point road underdogs.
Auburn hasn't gotten points in this series since a 9-7 win at Razorbacks Stadium in 2007.
Georgia Tech continues to be held in high regard in the betting markets due to leading the nation in points scored, outscoring opponents by a 258-129 margin through five games. The Yellow Jackets have moved up a tick to 14 ½-point home favorites over the Maryland Terrapins this week, but that's a concerning move due to not covering that type of number in this series since 1998.
Playing against one of the hottest teams in the country is in order, as the underdog has taken home the cash in four consecutive meetings, covering the number by an average of 12.2 points a game.
Two teams that are coming off losses will be featured in Saturday night's prime-time contest on ABC, as the Ohio State Buckeyes travel to take on the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Las Vegas bookmakers opened the Cornhuskers as 10-point favorites, which is alarming due to their 0-3 ATS mark when laying double digits in Lincoln already this season.
Top Heisman Trophy candidates to watch this weekend include Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck welcoming in the Colorado Buffaloes, while Alabama running back Trent Richardson prepares to knock helmets with the Vanderbilt Commodores in Tuscaloosa. Both players are expected to have big performances as each team is laying nearly four touchdowns Saturday.


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HOUSTON -- A poll watcher in the Acres Homes community of Houston claims she saw something troubling during last week's early voting.
"I love America," says Eve Rockford. "I want every vote to count. I want to make sure that when people come to the door and they stand in line for two hours, their vote counts."
She has been a poll watcher for years, and what she says she saw at the Acres Homes early voting location on Friday afternoon was new.
"I started seeing them pulling people from different areas, and when I saw them moving people right through those e-slate machines to that front desk, I was like 'there is something seriously wrong with this,'" says Rockford.
Who was pulling voters? Rockford says it was three people wearing bright blue logo shirts of the NAACP, who she says "took over" the polling place.
State law says only voters, official poll watchers, and election officials can be within 100 feet of the polling place. That's why election signs usually stop somewhere near the curb of a polling place.
But that's not what happpend Friday, says Rockford.
"They are in the building. They are not a hundred feet out the door. They are inside the building."
Houston NAACP Chapter President Rev. Reginald Liley says they were only looking to help and did not, to his knowledge, break any rules.
"If that were the case, for an elderly person who may be feeble or disabled to get assistance to stand up and exercise their right to vote, I don't see how that should create such disdane," says Liley.
Rockford filed her incident report with True the Vote, a Houston-area based national poll watching group, but she told Bill Ouren about problems as they were happening.
He says he called the county to report the issue.
"I was absolutely astonished that the county did not take control of that situation," says Ouren.
The story has received national attention on right-leaning blogs, even showing up on the Drudge Report. Some talk was critical of Rockford for not doing more to record the alleged violations.
"When you are a poll watcher, you can't have a camera," says Rockford. "You can't make a phone call. You are there to watch and take notes. That is it. Observe."
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By Donald Pfanz, National Park Service
The culminating afternoon of the Fredericksburg Battle Anniversary weekend will begin with a procession through town, starting at Riverfront Park at 1 p.m. Sunday.
The procession will be shaped largely by sound, including hundreds of explosions simulating artillery fire. Residents should not be alarmed when they hear the explosions.
The exploding fireworks shells will symbolize the bombardment of Fredericksburg and the ordeal of the town's residents as on Dec. 11, 1862, as many as 100 shells a minute exploded over the town. The program on December 9 will include the explosion of 200 shells in two minutes.
As the procession moves from Riverfront Park to Hurkamp Park, the town's church bells will toll in remembrance of those who fell at Fredericksburg.
At Hurkamp Park, drums will take over, leading the procession to Maury Stadium, 625 George St., where a volley by a large contingent of re-enactors will commence the final approach to the Sunken Road. That part of the procession will be conducted in silence.
Participants will have the opportunity to bear a single flower along the way, in honor of a known or unknown soldier who fell. At the Sunken Road, participants will be invited to step forth and place their flower as an act of remembrance.
The procession will proceed to the Sunken Road for a final program of honor, words, and music. A second round of explosions followed by a 21-gun salute fired by a modern 105-mm howitzer battery will bring the day's activities to a close.
For times, updates, and additional details about the events mentioned above, visit the Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park Virginia website.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Editor's Note: Part of a series of stories about people, places and events that made news in the Grand Traverse region in 2012.
It's not hard to find people who knew Wendy Sak.
Sak, who died in a May car crash near Grand Rapids, was involved in several local organizations. Her vibrant personality and helpful spirit touched scores of people throughout the community.
"There's not a lot of words to express how sorry people are to have lost a person who did so much for so many," said Ryan Matuzak, who knew Sak through the Grand Traverse Area Sport Fishing Association.
Sak, 35, of Lake Ann, and Julie Davis, 50, of Traverse City, died in a May 19 traffic crash along I-96 in Grand Rapids. They were passengers in a vehicle driven by Carol Saxton, of Copemish. Saxton was injured, but survived.
The three were on their way to an International Association of Administrative Professionals conference and luncheon when Saxton rolled her vehicle on an exit ramp.
Saxton, who works at Munson Medical Center, did not respond to a request for comment.
Davis worked for 10 years as a secretary at Traverse City-based Strata Design.
She was a single mother to a son, Patrick, who attends Traverse City Central High School.
Davis was very close with her son and mother, and the family has had a tough time with their sudden loss.
"It's not like she was sick; it was boom, she's gone," said her sister, Amy Davis. "It was really difficult to make that adjustment. My mom still struggles with it a lot now."
Tyler Cerny, president of Strata, said Davis was a huge contributor at the company. Her loss was painful in both a personal and business sense.
"She had very big shoes to fill," he said. "Julie was very, very good at what she did."
Amy Davis said she doesn't direct any ill will toward Saxton.
"We certainly don't blame her. They were all close friends. And it was an accident, which could happen to anyone," she said. "I can't imagine how hard it is on her being the sole survivor."
Wendy Gauthier is immediate past president of the IAAP's northern Michigan chapter. The loss of Davis and Sak still reverberates through the group, she said.
"Every little event we've had since then, we say, 'Wendy would have really liked this,' or, 'We really miss Julie's laugh,'" she said.
Saxton remains a member of the organization.
"I think we've all helped her heal, and she's helped us heal," Gauthier said.
Saxton wasn't charged with a crime for the crash.
Michigan State Police who investigated previously said the ramp on which she lost control is at a particularly sharp angle, so those not familiar with it are prone to crashes.
James Benison, an assistant Kent County prosecutor who handles most of his office's fatal traffic crashes, didn't recall reviewing the State Police report.
He said it's possible someone else in his office reviewed it and declined to issue charges, but it also may never have reached his office at all.
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