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thanks so much for the reply. Really appreciate it. Wish I knew about this option 6 months ago...that would have to count among the best 30$ anyone has ever spent. I'll have to see if any of the dealerships will honor it, but I'm already guessing I know the answer...."gee...we'd like to, but subaru gives us $$$ back to support members of this program. Since you aren't actually a member, we won't get support from Subaru, and so we will actually lose money selling you this car....."
How much truth there is in this statement is unknown, but I'll see what I can do.
Wonder if anyone else had luck with this approach??
travvellr Posts: 1I recently got a quote for a 2014 Forester 2.5i Limited using Costco. The car in question also includes (supposedly no charge)
- Dark Gray Metallic Body Side Molding Kit
- Rear Bumper Cover
- Front Side Sill Plate
- Splash Guard Kit
The price quoted is $27392 OTD price is $28581 ($299 doc fee, $822 taxes, $68 tag fee)
I have never had to haggle before and want to know if I can push this any further.
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This is my first foray into buying a Subaru. I am trying to figure out a "good" price for a 2014 Forester Touring 2.5. It seems like $500 under invoice is a good price, but I can't seem to find enough data in these boards and on the internet. If you have purchased this car what is a good price?
It seems that asking for $27,300 + TTL is a very good price. Is that correct?
I'm not interested in getting the extra option (although could be convinced if you have advice on that)
Thanks in advance.
From truecar.com, which you should try. $100 below invoice for California is a good deal for 2.5 Touring. Grand total $27,951 + $300 (regional ad fee) + $825 (destination fee) = $29,076. Then you need to add sale tax, doc fee and other state fees.
Though you can get XT Premium for $26,957 in California. Strangely, it does not include regional ad fee for XT Premium.
As always, it is case by case. You will know if that is reasonable or not by see how dealership would react. So, I would try different dealerships to see which one that I would deal with. Not every dealership is the same as you know it.
What you want is to pay less than others pay at your area. You will never know what is the bottom line price for dealership, so there is no point to work yourself to death for couple hundred dollars. After all, $500 is not that much when you put it next to close to $30,000 out of pocket expanse for you.
$500 is like 2 months of gas money at most, so is it worthy to push that hard? Also, if you push too hard at dealership, you got to wonder if they will take good care of your car before delivery. Trust me, they have ways to abuse your car in ways you cannot imagine.
So, you also want to make dealership happy until you get the car. So, spending $500 more to keep them happy to ensure longevity of your car is nothing.
kannon8833 Posts: 7Hi. FYI. We were looking hard at at 2014 Forester. Ended up getting an Outback for my wife but I really liked the 2014 Forester. Just to know, we have 3 Foresters in the family already. Noticed you are nearby. By far the best deal offered came from the Subaru dealer on Rt 40 West, better than any of the nearby dealers. Suggest check them out. I went in with Edmunds invoice numbers and asked them to match, and they did. Best of luck.


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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
South Laurel's playoff hopes aren't quite dead, but they are on life support.
"If we win our last two games it seems like it might be a possibility," South Laurel coach Larry Welch said of his team's chances.
But winning those last two games won't be easy.
First off, the Cards visit Pulaski County tonight. The Maroons are the top team in the district with a perfect 3-0 record, including last week's 37-36 win over Madison Southern, handing the Eagles their first district loss of the season.
Right now South Laurel's in last place with an 0-3 record. North Laurel and Madison Southern are tied for second at 2-1, Southwestern and Lincoln are tied for third at 1-2. The Cards still have a little playoff hope alive, but they need to win out and get some help.
First things first. South has to beat Pulaski tonight.
To stop the Maroons, the Cardinal defense will once again have to shutdown the running game led by Tyler Goins, who has rushed for 823 yards and 12 touchdowns. He comes into the game averaging 118 yards per game.
"They have a really good running back in Goins," Welch said. "He concerns me a lot."
In last week's win over Madison Southern, Goins rushed for 160 yards and three TDs. The Maroons average 173.8 yards on the ground, most coming from Goins. Alec Wooldridge has rushed for 180 yards and one score.
But Goins isn't the only threat South has to worry about. Pulaski can also air it out when needed, led by quarterback Riley Hall, who has passed for 1,134 yards and five touchdowns.
"Their quarterback and receivers are good," Welch said. "They like to spread you out and run screens and certain run plays. Hall is a very good runner when scrambling and on certain run plays." Hall has rushed for 165 yards and one touchdown this season.
When Hall does throw, he has a number of receivers to choose from.
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"Their short passing and screen game really concerns me," Welch said.
On defense, Pulaski plays physical and a 3-3 front and are good at covering the pass. The Maroons are allowing 162 yards passing and 201 yards rushing per game. They have also recovered 10 fumbles and intercepted the opposing quarterback three times. Pulaski averages scoring 27.4 points per game while giving up 25.7. South averages 24.1 points per game but gives up 40.1.
The Cards continue to be banged up and will be without the services of quarterback Tyler Detherage, Devin Pennington, Seth Stewart, David Byrd, Cam Shepherd, Jake Bush, Austin Rader and Zach Allen. With Detherage out, Jonathan Jenkins will see his first varsity start.
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Heritage: Oakley's BMX Roots Highlighted at Texas Toast Jam, Rider-Run Event Celebrates Core
Fact: There are always Frogskins at BMX events.
But at Odyssey's Texas Toast Jam in Austin – despite the abundance of Oakley eyewear (of course) present on every other face, rider or fan – the most compelling stories can be found tucked away in the corners away from the modern dirt jumps, gnarly obstacles and vibrant street course.
Just off the main path on the venue grounds, a small, inconspicuous tent glows with rich history. Vintage racing bikes from yesteryear are displayed in all their storied glory. And there's one symbol on hand, on more than one of the old bikes, that reflects not only the sport's glorious past…but also the storied heritage of a Global Powerhouse brand. The Oakley Grip.
There simply is no better place to celebrate the brand's roots in two-wheel sports than at an event so decidedly "core."
There are no ESPN cameras at Texas Toast. In fact, they're almost resoundingly unwelcome.
Oblivious (or just flat out clueless), power-tripping, generic security known so well at 'major sporting events' are pleasantly absent from the premises.
Young fans walk up to their BMX idols and heroes – and are greeted with smiles, fist bumps and real talk.
The street course – more reminiscent of the lumberyard warehouse that it really is (rather than a world-class venue) – is lined with graffiti and rider-built obstacles (along with a ramp sculpted like a face rocking a pair of Oakley Garage Rock eyewear). It's hot. Air conditioning is non-existent.
The "Gauntlet of Death," the contest's infamous obstacle course with ridiculous challenges, is an insurance company's nightmare. Ride at your own risk.
And scoreboards? What scoreboards? One may only figure out the event's standings from the profanity-lined, super funny commentary provided by the official M.C.
Yet BMX's most elite, most respected and most talented riders are present for these humble festivities – guaranteeing a mere $1,000 reward for the ultimate victory. "Glory," as defined in today's commercial world, will be found at another stop during the year (along with the fame and the TV Time).
But this weekend, the athletes (some of which are Oakley team rippers) come to the event for one thing – and one thing only: to have fun with the boys and just shred.
Immensely refreshing in this day in age, lined with overdone X Games-esque contests – the Texas Toast is reflective of the days of the current generation's forefathers.
And those forefathers were there when a little startup company, called Oakley, was creating a new wave in grip design.
Those same forefathers fondly recall the days when that little grip company expanded into revolutionary sporting eyewear…eventually exploding throughout the decades into the massive juggernaut that it is today.
In essence, events like Texas Toast bring the history of BMX and Oakley full circle: to a rider-focused, core event where the past is celebrated and the discipline's bright future is displayed with riders pushing the envelope in progression.
The Frogskins (created in the 1980's) – and its modern takes (like the new Garage Rock eyewear) – can be seen on the young and the veteran alike. Oakley grips and vintage bikes are just steps from the gnarly obstacles and Oakley 'ellipse' logos of today.
With nostalgia and a fresh new generation exploding onto the scene – there can only be one common denominator at an event like Texas Toast…
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DENVER — An American flag made of industrial hemp will fly over the U.S. Capitol on Independence Day.
Democratic Rep. Jared Polis of Colorado announced Wednesday that his request for the hemp-made flag was granted.
Polis has long pushed for the plant to be legal for farmers to grow. Industrial hemp looks much like marijuana but does not have its psychoactive properties. Federal law prohibits growing hemp, but not importing it.
Historians say the first American flags were made of hemp, which was raised by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.
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Reps. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Earl Blumenauer of Oregon also sponsored the hemp farm bill amendment.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- May 15, 2008 – The first day of the ECAC Division III Men's and Women's Track & Field Championships at Springfield College's Blake Track is complete. Weather conditions went from overcast to sunny in the afternoon, and then remained pleasant and cool through the evening. The women's hammer did not finish until 9:30 pm.
Here are the team scores through five events. Please note that complete results have been posted above in this space and individual champions have been posted below.
Men's Team Scores (thru Day 1): 1) Cortland State 29; 2) MIT 18; 3) Brockport State 14; 4) WPI 12; T5) Southern Maine and Westfield State 11; T7) Bates, Ithaca, St. Lawrence 7; 10) Rochester 9; T11) Coast Guard, Williams 8; T13) RIT, Trinity 6; 15) RPI 5; T16) Bowdoin, Tufts, Washington & Jefferson 4; T19) Amherst, Penn State-Behrend, Springfield, Ursinus 3; 23) Rutgers-Camden 2; T24) Middlebury, Moravian 1. Among individuals, five champions were crowned.
The first 10 points of the meet were provided by Greg Tao of MIT in the pole vault. He leaped 4.70 meters or 15 feet, 5 inches. That was an NCAA provisional qualifying mark. Kyle O'Brien of Cortland State captured the 3000-meter steeplechase with an NCAA provisional qualifying time of 9:10.95. Richard McNeil of Bates won the hammer throw with an NCAA provisional qualifying toss of 56.12 meters (184-1). Drew Soltysiak of Westfield State provided some local excitement by winning the javelin with an NCAA provisional qualifying toss of 59.74 meters (196-0). And finally, Dan Ramsey of St. Lawrence had one of the more outstanding performances of the day in the 10,000 meters with his NCAA provisional qualifying time of 30:34.44 -- an ECAC Division III Meet and Blake Track record. Both marks had been previously held by Nick End of Carnegie Mellon at 31:08.05 set in this meet in 2005.
The following includes all the Decathlon results through Day One. Senior Nathan Scott of Tufts, seeded 13th, is the Day One leader with 3370 points.
Men's Decathlon
thru five events Includes all 15 competitors
Nathan Scott, Tufts -- 3370 pts.; Noah Rappahahn, Cortland State -- 3369; Nick Perzanoski, St. Lawrence -- 3352; Adam Waddell, Johns Hopkins -- 3327; Benjamin Roy, WPI -- 3232; Steve Blum, Coast Guard -- 3215; Derek Engelking, Tufts -- 3214; Johh Miley, Bates -- 3144; Nick Wilson, Cortland State -- 3131; Mike Blenk, Moravian -- 3128; Cory Petermann, Ithaca -- 3113; Jesse Cremeans, Coast Guard -- 3076; Justin Del Plano, DeSales -- 2839; Beau Belanger, Coast Guard -- 2794; Michael Stark, Penn State-Behrend -- 2740.
From a Springfield College point of view, sophomore Steve Headley (Wilbraham, Mass.), seeded second, finished first in the preliminaries of the 100 meter dash with an NCAA provisional qualifying time of 10.72. The finals will be held on Saturday at 12:30 pm. In events that had finals today, senior John Lewis (Fitchburg, Mass.) placed sixth in the hammer throw with a toss of 51.13 meters (167-9). He provided Springfeld's three points.
For all the results from Day One, please click within the text of the boxes above.
Friday's events will start with the decathlon high hurdles and the heptathlon long jump at 10:00 am. The last scheduled event is the 4x400 women's relay at 4:20 pm.
2008 Men's ECAC Outdoor Track and Field Champions
Event Name School Time/Distance/Height
3,000m Steeplechase Kyle O'Brien Cortland State 9:10.95
10,000m Dan Ramsey St. Lawrence 30:34.44(ECAC & Blake Track record)
110 hurdles
400 hurdles
4x100 relay
4x400 relay
High Jump
Pole Vault Greg Tao MIT 4.70 m; 15'5"
Long Jump
Triple Jump
Shot Put
Hammer Richard McNeil Bates 56.12m , 184' 01"
Javelin Drew Soltysiak Westfield State 59.74m; 196'00"


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The attorney representing a San Ramon lawyer charged with felony hit-and-run in the death of a bicyclist struck and killed on Dougherty Valley Road in May gave a clue in an interview with Patch as to his possible defense.
Spencer Freeman Smith, due back in court at the Gale-Schenone Hall of Justice Pleasanton on Tuesday to have a "special master" appointed to the case, also faces a misdemeanor count of vehicular manslaughter.
"The question is did he [Smith] realize he hit a human being," William Gagen said. "He realized he hit something because there was a huge hole in the windshield. He called his insurance company the next day and left it parked in the garage."
Gagen confirmed that Smith did not call Dublin Police to report the collision. He was not able to give any further comment about why he did not call.
Alameda County District Attorney representative Teresa Drenick said no additional charges have been filed and that all of Smith's court appearances have been "setting dates."
Gagen said the case is moving slowly and that the "special master" is someone with technical ability to examine electronic equipment like laptops and iPads and is a standard procedure.
Dublin Police Lt. Herb Walters said police are now done with their investigation and that everything is "in the District Attorney's hands."
Simth has been charged with felony hit-and-run and a misdemeanor count of vehicular manslaughter. Smith is accused of hitting bicyclist who was visiting Dublin from China when he was killed in the Dougherty Road and Fall Creek Road intersection at around 11:30 p.m. on May 15.
Smith was arrested by Dublin police three days later, after officers searched his San Ramon home and found a black Mercedes with damage to the windshield and front end. The car was missing the same parts that were found at the scene of the crash, Dublin police said.
The crash took place about three miles from Smith's home.
Smith is also in the process of a DMV hearing which deals with the status of his driver's license as it relates to this case.
Walters wrote, via email:"It is my understanding that the DMV hearing is going to be continued because Spencer's attorney was asking Officer Castellucio questions that he could not answer, only the detectives could, otherwise it would be hearsay."
Gagen was not able to comment on the DMV hearing as he is not representing Smith on that portion of the case. Gagen says Dublin Police have been very good to work with on this case.
"The last thing in the world that Smith or I want to say is that Dublin Police have been difficult," Gagen said. "Dublin Police have been extremely cooperative in letting us see what we want. They have put a lot of time and heart in this case."
Smith practiced law in San Francisco at the time of the collision.
Patch editor Patrick Creaven contributed to this story.


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One of the biggest parties in the metro was in full swing Saturday night in Sokol Auditorium.
The Groundhog Prom is part sub-culture, part underground hip and totally fun.
It is now an institution.
The Groundhog Prom is celebrating its 35th year of existence.
Saturday afternoon Channel 6 News dropped in to catch the last few decorations going up and to check out the shrine to groundhog proms past.
We also asked about the true meaning of Groundhog Prom.
Fletch says, "It's an opportunity for us to look back over the last year and be able to say what has happened, let's make a mockery of that, let's respect that, let's dish on that."
The party runs until 1AM Sunday; two bands are playing on two separate stages and wild costumes encouraged.
If you can't make it there is always next Groundhog Day.


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"Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of the U.S.-Israel Enhanced Security Cooperation Act. Mr. Speaker, I, together with my counterpart Steny Hoyer, Chairman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, the gentleman from California, Ranking Member Howard Berman introduced this bill. In May the House passed it with nearly unanimous support. At a time when we are facing huge fiscal challenges, this bill makes it clear that no matter what, the United States always stands strong in our support for Israel, with whom we share a commitment to freedom, a respect for human life and a commitment to security.
"Among other things, this bill allows for the continuation of long-standing loan guarantees to Israel, we re-state the importance of maintaining Israel's Qualitative Military Edge, and we improve military and intelligence cooperation, particularly with respect to joint missile defense. We also reiterate our commitment to stand with Israel in international forums like the United Nations, where Israel often finds itself in an unfriendly environment. And, Mr. Speaker, we encourage NATO to welcome an expanded role for Israel. Our investment in Israel's security is an investment in American security.
"Beyond this bipartisan expression of America's support for Israel, there is much the United States can do to protect our interests and the interests of our closest allies in the Middle East. But we cannot do so as a spectator. The U.S. must lead. We cannot rely on Vladimir Putin and Kofi Annan to broker the peace in Syria, or stand idly by as Iran and Russia protect Bashar Assad, one of the world's most active state sponsors of terrorism. And we cannot and must not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons capability.
"Mr. Speaker, we must meet the existential threat Iran poses to Israel, its neighbors and the world with strength and engagement. We cannot allow situations in the region to unfold without our leadership. In fact, during my recent trips to the region, I have found there is more agreement on the need for U.S. leadership than anything else.
"Today, Mr. Speaker, the House will send this bipartisan bill to the President and deliver the message that during this pivotal and dangerous period in the Middle East, the United States stands tall for our ally Israel."


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Gergana Koleva, Contributor
I write about the intersection of public health and the health system
A modestly launched campaign to improve medical care by reducing excessive use of tests and procedures has taken on a life of its own, with physician specialty groups eager to add their recommendations to a growing list of treatments they say both doctors and patients may be better off avoiding.
The initiative, called Choosing Wisely, has dominated health headlines since nine medical specialty boards recently announced their support, and eight more are planning to do so, by releasing lists of the top five overused procedures in their respective fields. Those include routinely prescribed antibiotics for sinusitis, a viral infection against which the drugs don't work, pre-operative chest x-rays ordered regardless of patients' medical history, and CT and MRI scans for people with mild back pain or simple headaches.
"We try to ascribe to the idea that patients should have what they need, but not get any more exposure than absolutely necessary," said Debra Monticciolo, MD, radiologist at Texas A&M and director of quality and safety at the American College of Radiology, which is promoting a list of overused scans. "We have to always be concerned that when we expose a patient, it's a worthwhile endeavor."
The campaign, guided by the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation, aims to raise awareness in both patients and physicians about frequently ordered tests and procedures which have not been shown to lead to better health outcomes, and in some cases can actually cause harm. The avoidable costs such treatments add to overall health care spending in the United States result in a projected increase of $4,700 per year, per person, between now and 2019, if expenditures based largely on fee-for-service are left unchecked.
The patterns of overtesting identified by the specialty groups, which represent nearly 375,000 physicians, also bring into focus the need for more thoughtful medical decision making as doctors steer patients to the most appropriate care for them. The message is being amplified by Consumer Reports, a partner in the campaign, which is republishing and emailing the lists to its subscribers.
"It really is a message that people in America are ready to hear, in part because it's coming from physicians and consumers together, which is an unusual alliance," said Christine Cassel, MD, president and chief executive officer of the ABIM Foundation, in a telephone interview. She said the effort is rooted in the belief that consumers deserve better scientific evidence.
Cassel highlighted that the challenges to reducing wasteful treatments are due to an established medical culture, where patient expectations often determine the course of care just as do doctors who get rewarded for doing more procedures, rather than for delivering better results.
"There are many reasons for overuse. Some of it has to do with how we pay for care, with evolving scientific knowledge, and with the rituals of medicine," she said. "Most physicians in this country get paid for doing more stuff and not for spending time with patients. So it has become the expectation for doctors as well as for patients [to get more tests]."
According to the American Medical Association, a champion for tort reform in health care, the vast majority of American physicians order unnecessary tests in order to shield themselves from malpractice lawsuits. The organization estimates that spending on such tests and procedures costs the health care system between $70 and $126 billion annually, and claims the industry would willingly move away from defensive medicine if malpractice pressures were addressed.
Injudicious use of medical resources that do not benefit patients account for nearly one third of health care spending in the United States, according to Congressional estimates.
I believe it is a step in the right direction as patients and physicians must work together if we want to eliminate wasteful testing in medical practice. When medical decisions are made by patients working together with their doctors, more rational decisions can be made. Currently, most health care decisions are made by the doctors. Patients just want their doctors to get the right diagnosis and they would blindly submit to whatever tests the doctors order as long as it helps them make better diagnosis. The solution is to actually share this decision making process with the patients.
For example, when a doctor is about 90% sure about a particular diagnosis, he/she can decide to treat it as it stands or order an invasive test that might increase the diagnostic accuracy to 93% knowing that the test itself can cause some harm. Currently, this decision is mostly made by the doctor depending on past experience and practice style. When a patient understands this particular situation and makes a decision based on his/her own level of risk tolerance, many wasteful tests and complications can be avoided. Knowing the risk of possible misdiagnosis also makes the patient engaged and he/she will follow the symptoms closely if things are not going well.
We need to educate the public that medicine is an imperfect science and trying to increase diagnostic accuracy by ordering more tests can cause harm. Instead, we need to remind them that the possibility of wrong diagnosis always exists and the correct way to deal with that is to arrive at a acceptable and reasonable point where doctor and patients know the risk and make a choice based on patients' values. When patients know that the diagnosis may be inaccurate, they will learn to report any unexpected or unusual symptoms and follow up closely. That will save more lives than unnecessary tests ordered in the first place.
Great article. It's good to see attention being directed to these issues, though I doubt much will change until we figure out a way to set up financial incentives that better balance cost and outcomes.
One minor point: $5.8B for unnecessary sinusitis antibiotic Rxs seems high given that the great majority of antibiotics Rxs for community acquired infections are for generics. At $50 a pop, this would be around 100 million prescriptions a year, or a third of the US population. Any idea how this number was derived?
In some cases though it seems like all these tests are done because either the doctor has too many patients to see properly or doesn't want to spend time talking to the patient. If they have a formula of treatment for whatever type of symptom, They can spend less time on each person and go through them more quickly. I see this alot in my doctors and keep switching because I need a doctor that will actually treat me not what he thinks I have without actually knowing all my symptoms.


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By day I am a mother of 3. I leap tall (lego) buildings in a single bound, I fix boo-boo's with my magical mommy kisses, and I singlehandedly wrangle these wild tiny people- with no more than a hopeful prayer and a BIG dose of grace.
By night, I am a wife. I am a girl who married her best friend, who struggles to be selfless, who longs to be more like Jesus. I am a friend to more wonderful women than I can count, and I'm learning that I'll always be learning.
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By Marjorie Nesin
Staff Writer
---- — The city has been staring down a $65,000 option for temporarily repairing Good Harbor's footbridge with a wooden connector, but Mayor Carolyn Kirk is now reaching out to test residents' reaction to another option — an aluminum center span, either temporary or permanent.
While the aluminum, if it takes over permanently, would forever change aura of the iconic bridge, often depicted on postcards and in images of Gloucester summer memories, an aluminum replacement for the section of the bridge between Nautilus Road and the main portion would ring in at about $20,000 in cost. The idea is that an aluminum span could be connected to the main bridge, but without any pilings, and could then be lifted out and preserved in the face of a dangerous, approaching storm.
"If people really don't object to the aluminum solution — and it would be a patch — then it doesn't make any sense to put in a $65,000 temporary fix," Kirk said Wednesday. "There's an overwhelming sense that we shouldn't put a lot of money into this if it's going to wash away tomorrow."
If the city goes with the temporary aluminum option, the portion of the bridge destroyed in this winter's blizzard would be aluminum with a synthetic decking for the summer while city officials and committees plan a rebuild project and set aside money over the next year.
A poll on the blog GoodMorningGloucester showed 69 percent of an unknown number of voters in favor of the aluminum option as of Wednesday afternoon. The mayor's letter preceding the poll does not specify whether the aluminum would be temporary or permanent.
"I didn't (initially) indicate that it would be temporary, but my sense is, from the feedback I'm getting while trying to get input quickly, my sense is that we need a permanent solution and a redesign," Kirk said. "If the building committee could have more proper public input through the building committee process over the next year, then we could get to that aesthetic that people might desire."
City officials have been anxious to repair the bridge before the busy beach season, especially since people are still walking the bridge, regardless of posted signage and caution tape urging pedestrians to stay off the bridge.
Department of Public Works Director Mike Hale said that, because of the lightweight nature of an aluminum bridge — and the lack of dependence on pilings — public works crews could install an aluminum bridge themselves, rather than having the city hire contractors as the wooden bridge work would require.
"You have to recognize the efficiency of cost, timing and just getting things going," Hale said. "If you take a look at most docks and gangways, they've transitioned from wood floats, docks and gangways to aluminum."
Hale said it was important to recognize that the repair that would stand throughout this summer would buy time for the city to create a new design, whether that permanent bridge would be built from wood or aluminum. While he recognized that residents might prefer the nostalgic appearance of the wooden bridge, a permanent aluminum bridge would carry benefits of its own.
"It lasts, it doesn't rot, it doesn't have the same impacts from UV damage and splintering," Hale listed.
He also noted that the department could simply could pack up an aluminum bridge before big storms to protect it from aggressive storm waters.
Though temporary repairs could fully replace only the initial section of bridge, Hale said the city must remain focused on finding a solution for the entire bridge.
"Even though we can have (the main span and ramp) functional for this beach season, they're getting a little bit long in the tooth, too, and they have some age to them," he said.
Marjorie Nesin can be reached at 978-283-7000, x3451, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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These Water Couplet poems are examples of Couplet poems about Water. These are the best examples of Water Couplet poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
Earth is what we become and makes us whole.
Air is the first and last thing we breathe in.
Fire is what consumes us and eats our sin.
Water cleanses us, mind, body and soul.
Spirit is in us all and makes us who we are.
Without these we would fall oh so far.
Invite them into our sacred circle and pay tribute.
As we are condemned, we are resolute.
We love fiercely and fight for our freedom.
Ignorance breeds fear and unwisdom.
Thank them for gracing us with their presence.
While we give our thanks and recompense.
Exhilarated and feeling like a newborn child,
Wow this circle's "magic" is wild.
Against the sea or ocean tide,
with poetry and pen allied,
I found the water muse inspires
every word the hand requires.
How winsome is her rustic art
that from recesses of the heart,
bring well-established syllables
and the flow of countless ripples?
By gaping river's open mouth,
she'll end the wordlessness of drought
and as the poets' voice is heard,
she'll sail on his dramatic word
then drift into those wordless streams
on metered verse and rhyming schemes
until each one who ever wrote
has cast their work of art afloat!
No more water hosing or truncheons beaten on bare feet,
no nightsticks cracking skulls on Bowery streets.
No cold water straitjackets or rubber padded rooms,
no laudanum doses sweeping minds like a broom.
Now its pretentious centers deluxe
brazenly charging big bucks
for twenty-eight days of schmoozing
to turn off the boozing,
and swallowing mega-vitamin pills
to ward off the chills,
or sit in circles with stories to tell
from like-minded survivors of hell.
More humane we're trying to be
even offering treatment for free
but it is still a choice at any cost.
To choose a sober life or, to an early death be lost.
From a beam he dangled as the rope choked out his breath
So very soon to end his life as he does the dance of death.
The grandma sees her grandson and has to take him down
She lays him on the carpet that is colored brown.
High up on a structure eyes are starring down
Will blackout over come him before he hits the ground;
The morbid and the curious have finally gone away
There's only those who clean the mess, it's just another day.
Dinner on the table with plate and fork and knife
The only thing that's swallowed is a pill to end her life.
Who said that it is painless have they looked around the room
The pain does carry on and on far beyond the doom.
With a knife the cut was made now blood spills on the floor
Soon the shadows of the dark will come in through the door.
Who said there are no victims; reactions carry on;
This tragedy repeats it's self; through days that take too long
With rocks put in her pockets in water not so high
She sucks the water to her lungs that's how she chose to die.
The husband of Virginia Wolf, now he knows too well
His days are filled with misery and his life's a living hell.
Desperate to escape he points the pistol to his head
The triggers pulled, a roar goes off; and just like that he's dead.
When she opened up the door she saw the pieces of his brain
The blood in puddles on the floor; was like water from the drain.
Blood is on her shirt; where she held him for too long
But it's simply far too late the life in him is gone.
Who says that it is painless have they looked around the room
I know the pain does carry on and on far beyond the doom.
A canvas washed with pastel hues
In palest pinks and liquid blues
Perfection seen through Monet's eyes
Recounting where his genius lies
The lilies floating on the lake
The water, greenish blue opaque
A fluid mix of subtle tints
A flowing dream with fragile glints
This work of art from sable brush
Perception, depth, a hazy blush
This masterpiece both cool and warm
All bound up in poetic form
To gaze in awe, to stand and stare
To find oneself transported there
The tranquil view, unbroken, whole
Will heal the heart, rebuild the soul
The peace, the calm, the beauty rare
The artist's gift for all to share
Margaret Foster- 21st September 2011
A small romantic rain poem dedicated to hubby..wrote by Mrs.Madhavi.Suyog.Pagare
"Ohhhh Rain....Shower again!!!!! "
"Showering in the rain..
Draining the pain..
Enflueraging the essence of arenicolous sand..
Feeling blessed porting on this beautiful greenary land..
Trees were roaming under fiercing winds..
Thanks nature for benevolently so kind..
Sip of sizzling coffee With Caramalized sugar..
Cheers hubby to accompany me my gelling agar "
Wanna capture dis Driplets of aromatic water near by lake..
So that i can make icy snowflake..
that's amazing.."but ohhhh god, I wish my honey is here.."
Wrote by Mrs.Madhavi.Suyog.Pagare
A is for algae, red, green, blue cells, soaking up sun, sliming teeth
B is for bacterial mat, clumping underneath, earliest born, never asleep
C is for coral reef, the place we all find cover or the sand parrotfish chew and release
D is for diatom, all seeded calcium, all float free, all denizens barely seen
E is for eelgrass, nursery meadows of the anchovy, and other browsers of green
F is for fan worm, filter feeder like a flower, 8000 species on which fish feed
G is for giant kelp, floating on bladders of air they're forests of cold waters clean
H is for helmet, the royalty of snails who protect our feet, queen, emperor, king
I is for isopod, the chameleon crustacean, they color match what they eat
J is for jellyball, or cannonball jellyfish, not upside down or moon, avoid their heat
K is for keyhole limpet, favorite food of ochre stars, will erect its own wall
L is for laver, the sea lettuce of nori, it swirls red skirt as ocean falls
M is for mermaid's purse, the sack of the skate whose yolk keeps them alive
N is for nerite, the prisoner striped snail of the rocky zone as numerous as a hive
O is for oyster drills, the snails that slurp oysters and use them to lay eggs
P is for pleurobranch, a sea slug answer for oranges, with one active leg
Q is for quahog, the bivalve seaman who can survive eating the mud
R is for rove beetle, the one waiting to snatch the unwary beach hopper for good
S is for saxitoxin, those red tides produced by mating that can paralyze humans
T is for tubular sponge, they squish, bore and encrust as space lends
U is for urchin, those spiny skinned balls, no eyes or noses but dig food in sand
V is for Venus, Music Volutes dined or Vampire Squids skimming along land
W is for whelk, not the musically inclined, but the slow moving snail in a shell
X is for X and a half, the six rayed star, hungry for anything on the half shell
Y is for yucca, blooming on the beach, they bloom nice and tolerate the sand
Z is for Zostera marinara, the address of eel grass when they're feeling grand
All of this green life is what crunches, stinks, dries and slips underfoot
The rest that find the housing and dining compatible means someone's on the look.
Clouds of despair will block out our sun
Trials and burdens each weighing a ton
God brings those clouds into your life
Not without conflict, discord or strife
Are they punishment or sent to refresh
Love incarnate through a Saviours flesh
Do not flee from raindrops that may fall
Let them linger enough for mercy's recall
Grace will fall –heavenly drops from above
Till the last drop of water-a chastising love
~~Spring Rain~~
A drought has been declared, no hose pipes can we use
There has been such light rain for two years, but I think it is a ruse.
The day the drought was declared the heavens opened up
They have not stopped precipitating; one certainly dare not look up.
The water flows as free as lager at a barbecue
Constantly pouring, persisting it down, and the same problems ensue.
We are drenched in all sorts as drains do rise, and rivers flood their banks
But the drought warnings still apply there are supposed empty water tanks.
The spring rain is falling not like tears on babies' cheeks
But pouring and pouring constantly, and has been now for weeks.
Still the drought does linger but I think I know the ruse
They will put the bloody price up, and watch us blow a fuse.
Having escaped from her attic on a bright summer day,
Constance skipped through the forest in fantasy play.
Flowers abloom; vibrant colors mix with green;
Constance found amazing beauty in everything.
A shy, maturing girl with only imaginary friends;
Flourishing happily in a world full of pretend.
In a pool of fresh water from a spring underground,
Constance knelt to take a sip and a beauty she found.
Where once was a little girl, a young woman she saw,
Whose beauty, adorned with flowers, left her in awe.
The reflection of her face in the rippling pool,
Smiled back with satisfaction in the water so cool.
Although unsure of herself in many different ways,
She saw confidence growing in the face that she gazed.
The water refreshed her when she finally took a drink,
But the reflection was more fulfilling for Constance, I think.
by, Joe Flach. For Constance's "Reflection" contest.


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Springfield, Mass. - September 6, 2013 - The Springfield College women's volleyball team opened up the 2013 season with a pair of three-game sweeps over Simmons and Amherst in the Springfield College Invitational on Friday evening in Blake Arena.
Springfield 3, Simmons 0
Daniella Crismani (San Francisco, Calif.) started off the season on a strong note, posting a career-best 15 kills at an impressive .565 clip. In her collegiate debut, Lauren Holt (Granby, Conn.) had her way in the middle, notching eight kills on 10 errorless swings. Fellow middle Elise Brogan (Andover, Mass.) added seven kills while hitting .462, and Meghan Kinee (Williamstown, N.J.) anchored the defense with a match-best 15 digs.
As a team, the Pride racked up 47 kills in three sets, hitting .465. Whitney Miller (Cuba, N.Y.) had 34 assists in the win.
Simmons was limited to just a .058 hitting percentage, despite the standout play of Nicole Alberghini, who registered eight kills on 12 errorless attempts.
Springfield 3, Amherst 0
It was Kelsey McGayhey (Shelter Island, N.Y.) that produced a career-best performance in the three-game sweep of the Lord Jeffs, erupting for 14 kills at a .545 clip. Holt continued her steady play with 10 kills and three blocks, with Crismani tallied seven kills and 11 digs. Kinee was once again solid of defense, notching a match-high 21 digs.
For the Lord Jeffs, Maggie Danner recorded a team-best seven kills and 10 digs, while both Katie Warshaw and Kate Bres had 11 digs each.
Springfield once again came out firing on all cylinders, hitting .625 in the opening set and showed plenty of resilence in the third, using an 8-3 burst to rally for the win after falling behind 21-18.
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Springfield 3 , Simmons 0 (25-12, 25-15, 25-15)
Springfield 3, Amherst 0 (25-15, 25-12, 26-24)
ECSU 3, Westfield State 0 (25-13, 25-22, 25-22)
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In one of the better "Boys will be boys" stories of this early sports year, New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony reportedly took offense to something that Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett said to him during Boston's 102-96 victory on Monday night. According to various websites, Garnett supposedly told Anthony that his wife and decision-maker, La La Vasquez-Anthony, "tasted like Honey Nut Cheerios". Honestly, I don't really know how that's an insult, because it mostly just reminds me of Patrice O'Neal's birthday cake joke (watch "Elephant in the Room" if you're unfamiliar).Now, if I had to guess, Garnett has never had sex with Anthony's wife. Maybe he has, and therefore is qualified to make such a statement, but this is probably just an example of what the kids call "trash talk". However, some people believe that this sort of trash talk crosses a line, including Anthony, who waited for Garnett by the Celtics team bus so they could settle this like men. After all, you can ta
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A few weeks ago I spoke to a young lady who complained to me about co-workers helping themselves to items that do not belong to them. This employee, we'll call her Matika, works in an office that is an open space. She sits in the front. There are approximately 8 – 10 employees. Most of the staff is in sales so they come and go frequently.
Apparently her geographic location in the office invites borrowing or, in some cases, taking things from her desk. She often comes in and has no have pens, pencils, paperclips etc. Not only did they help themselves to things on the desk but items in her desk as well. It got so bad that she sent out an email to the office reminding everyone that the items on and in her desk were not community property. In addition, she printed labels with her name and adhered them to all the items on her desk. She is contemplating chaining some items to the desk.
I know how this feels. One time I came back from a vacation to find that my beloved scissors, 'Snippy" were missing. I sent out an email pleading for the culprit to return Snippy unharmed and no questions would be asked. I received a ransom note informing me I was to release the stapler or Snippy would sleep with the fish, rusted. At least someone had a sense of humor. Snippy did turn up eventually. I apparently had locked him in a drawer and forgot I put him there.
Another issue that Matika brought up was people walking up and reading her computer screen. Some people have the audacity not only to blatantly read your screen but to also ask you questions about it.
How about if someone opens your mail? Would that be OK? Same thing. Just because a co-worker does not have a private office does not mean they are not entitled to privacy. The company may be permitted to read anything on an employees' computer but individuals do not have that right. Besides, it is annoying.
I also spoke to a lovely woman named Mary who works in a similar environment. She told me, "Look, it goes with the territory. If you are at that front desk people are going to use your office supplies." She told me that, of course, it is annoying but she knows it isn't going change. She said, "If you do borrow something please put it back when you are done. Come on, we all learned that in kindergarten." Mary also told me she used to work for an organization where she had to put away and lock up every item on her desk. If she didn't, they were gone forever.
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Pact-swearing warlocks live dangerously, but not through choice. They can't help having this personality trait. It takes a certain reckless craziness to pledge oneself to an entity that is amoral, diabolical, uncaring, or, worse yet, utterly indifferent to reality except for its potential use as a chew toy.
Bizarre patterns in the sky are visible to those in the right place, in the right time, or in the right frame of mind. That's when warlocks seize the power bequeathed from the pitiless points of light that shine unchanging beyond night's void—points of light that, in sum, form strange constellations.


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Ithaca, N.Y. - December 6, 2013 - The Springfield College men's swimming & diving team opening up the first day of competition on Friday at the Bomber Invitational, hosted by Ithaca College.
Jack Lewis (Durham, N.H.) led the Pride with a third place finish in the three-meter dive with a score of 471.40. Pat Smith (Niskayuna, N.Y.) placed seventh with a score of 395.40.
The 200 medley relay team of Daniel Fay (Yorktown, N.Y.), Jason Scotto (Southbury, Conn.), Benjamin Ernst (West Springfield, Mass.) and Michael Normoyle (Springfield, Mass.) took ninth overall with a time of 1:39.37. Normoyle also placed 10th individually in the 200 IM in 1:58.55.
Friday night's events consisted of the 500 free, 200 IM, 50 free, 200 medley relay and the one-meter dive.
The three day meet will continue on Saturday morning. Swimming events begin at 10:00 a.m. and diving events get underway at 1:00 p.m. The meet concludes on Sunday, with events beginning at 10:00 a.m.


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No dungeon is complete without a good trap ... or ten. In "Trapped!" you'll get a plethora of new traps to drop into your latest dungeon, as well as advice on building traps of your own, plus tips about which traps are best left out of your D&D game.
What dungeon would be complete without a few devious devices? Unfortunately, traps have a nasty habit of reducing the dungeon run to a crawl. The new edition of the game fixes that by making traps more interactive and giving many traps multiple attacks, but you still need to put traps in the right setting to make their inclusion fun and keep them from dragging down your game.
About the Author
Matthew Sernett has been a designer of 4th Edition, the Editor-in-Chief of Dragon Magazine, a pizza cook, an onion packer, and an assembly line worker in a spring factory. In 1999, while working for Men's Health magazine, he narrowly avoided being a wardrobe tracker in the male fashion industry. He feels very fortunate to now be employed as a writer for digital games R&D at Wizards of the Coast.


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04.02.12 Non-Plastic Utensils for Kids
I would imagine that most parents can remember a time when you've resorted to occupying your child with a spoon, while waiting for your food in a restaurant. The options though, were not usually the safest. Of course, plastic is the most readily available and then there's adult-sized low-grade stainless steel. Ouch! Could be painful for little gums.
A relevant blow to plastic cutlery was the addition of styrene to the US Health Dept. List of Carcinogens. Styrene is a chemical in polystyrene plastics and often used to make plastic forks, spoons and knives and is prone to leach into hot foods and those with a high fat content. In addition to being an endocrine disruptor, prolonged exposure to styrene has been found to be toxic to the brain and nervous system.
Luckily, there are some alternatives to be had. Bambu, the fabulous makers of bamboo kitchen wares has some great options, safely made only from bamboo that is sustainably harvested and free of fertilizers or pesticides. And naturally, they use only water-based formaldehyde-free adhesives and finish with a natural food-safe oil. The bamboo baby utensils come in a set of 2 spoons and 2 forks, perfect to keep a set for on-the-go. They are lovingly designed for small mouths and hands and the hard smooth surface provides terrific teething comfort in between bites! Also available is the bamboo spork, a fun economic choice if you want the combination of the two, kind of like the skort is to a skirt and shorts, but not dorky.
Lastly, as an upgrade to the chemically laden plastic utensils made with all sorts of kid-enticing figurines, this "first set" is adorned with the happiest of dinosaur faces, made to easily accomodate a little independent hand. The Bamdino bamboo utensil set is perfect for home or a trip to the park. By using only Certified Organic bamboo, these utensils are free from dyes, bleaches and other chemicals. Throw them in the composter; they're fully biodegradable within 4-6 months. They're even fun to hand-wash!
If you're looking for a to-go bamboo utensil set that comes with a carrying case, this RePEaT set is perfect to throw in (or clip on) to your backpack. A lightweight but strong fork, spoon, knife and chopsticks are included! Great for adults to share, too.
Another great option for babies, toddlers and kids are the high-grade stainless steel utensils made by Ginkgo. There are different sizes for the growing stages, starting with a baby feeding spoon and evolving to the "first set" with a 3-piece toddler set. Eventually, your child will be ready for the 3-piece or 6-piece utensil set. And after your babies have grown, the feeding spoon certainly makes for a great ice cream or yogurt spoon! Another great perk besides being free of unwanted chemicals, these can go in the dishwasher.
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"Sister Smile" film tells sad story of the Singing Nun
Remember the Singing Nun? If you're old enough to recall the song "Dominique", you might want to see a new Belgian film"Soeur Sourire" ("Sister Smile") about the nun whose hit song topped the charts in Europe and North America in 1963. Then again, you might not ... The song was far more upbeat than the sad story behind it.
Jeanine Deckers, or Sister Luc Gabrielle -- better known by her pseudonyms Singing Nun in English and Soeur Sourire in French -- was a Belgian Dominican sister who scored a one-hit wonder with "Dominique" in 1963. The record was released under her pseudonym. But the song became such an international hit that she finally went public and even appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in the United States She never had another hit and the 1966 film "The Singing Nun" starring Debbie Reynolds ended with her giving up music to work in Africa. Deckers later described that film as "fiction". "Soeur Sourire" sticks closer to the facts (Photo: film poster for Soeur Sourire/Ocean Films)
As the film depicts it, the rebellious Deckers enters the convent to find refuge from her heartless mother and her youthful confusion at advances by male and female admirers. She has trouble adjusting to convent life but her singing catches the attention of Belgium's Catholic television and her mother superior is persuaded to let her record "Dominique." Celebrity goes to her head, she leaves the convent and moves in with Annie, the female admirer. When she tries to launch a new career, she cannot not use the pseudonym Soeur Sourire because it belongs to her order.
Things go downhill from there, with pill popping and binge drinking becoming more frequent. During a disastrous tour of Canada, the local Catholic hierarchy gets a Montreal concert series stopped because she sings a song in praise of contraception, "Glory be to God for the Golden Pill". The final straw comes back in Belgium, where the authorities demand back taxes due on her royalties from "Dominique". She had handed them all over to the order, but has no receipt. Overwhelmed, she and her partner Annie commit suicide. Director Stijn Coninx has found a way to put a soft spin on the ending, but it still ends tragically.


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Transportation funding, federal cuts and the economy were among the topics addressed during Wednesday night's Reston Candidates Forum for Congress.
Candidates for Virginia's 11th congressional District, including Republican , and Independent and Green Party candidate, fielded questions from members of the local media (including Patch) during the hour-long event.
Notably absent from the event was the incumbent, Congressman (D), who was unable to attend this year.
The forum is sponsored by the Reston Citizens Association and Reston Impact, a local public affairs program that airs on Comcast's Reston Community Television, Channel 28.
The candidates began by presenting their views on transportation funding in Northern Virginia.
Perkins, a Republican and retired U.S. Army officer, said state and local governments should shoulder most of the burden for transportation projects, including construction of the Dulles Metrorail project.
"Part of the goal of the transportation projects being put in place is to build the local economy," he said. "I think that the state and the local entities have the greatest role when it comes to transportation funding."
Fairfax County's , and there is a lack of federal dollars for the second phase from Reston to Loudoun County.
But Perkins said he thought the federal government's $900 million contribution to Phase I showed their support of the project, and he would wait to see what officials decided on Phase II funding.
Gibson, an independent candidate and small business owner from Fairfax, partially agreed state and local governments should be expected to fund transportation infrastructure, but said the feds should foot the bill for interstate measures.
"The federal government's presence here in the nation's capital has given it a great deal of prosperity," he said. "We need to give back a little."
Joe Galdo, a Green Party candidate who has worked for the Department of Energy and Department of Defense, thought there should be more federal dollars for projects.
"I think that we need to push the government to step up to the plate and help the localities and state pay for the system," he said. "I feel that the federal government should have provided more funds for the extension to the Dulles Airport. There's no way that the state and local governments can do this by themselves."
The Economy and Sequestration
Massive federal cuts could go into effect on Jan. 1, 2013, and as many as 200,000 jobs in Virginia could be at risk as a result of .
As a small business owner and economist, Gibson said he would like to see the local economy more diversified and less reliant on the federal government.
"We need to transition to a more diversified economy that is less heavy on the federal government and more in the private sector," he said.
Galdo and Perkins supported a slight reduction in the federal workforce, but not at the level sequestration would force. Galdo said sequestration cuts would be "devastating."
"There's no question that we have to avoid that," Galdo said.
Perkins also said in order for small businesses to get off the ground and thrive, the government needed to reduce regulations on them.
"They need access to capital," he said.
To watch the entire forum, go to www.rctv28.com anytime after Thursday, Sept. 13. Click on "Shows," then Reston Impact.


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Justin Long arrives at the 2nd Annual Critics' Choice Television Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Monday June 18, 2012 in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Many people love "Back to the Future."
But actor Justin Long may just be one of, if not the biggest fan when it comes to the 1985 comedy hit starring Michael J. Fox as time-traveling teen Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd as the professor who invents the machine that sends McFly on his epic journey.
Long recently sat down with MTV News' Josh Horowitz for his "After Hours" web series and the pair completely geeked out over the classic film which follows McFly as he ventures back to 1955 where he meets his teenage parents and upsets the delicate balance of the time continuum.
"That is my favorite movie," Long reveals at the beginning of the question and answer session.
That's almost an understatement when you watch how excited he becomes with each successive question and the panic he endures when an answer doesn't come easily.
Best of all, not only does the "New Girl" actor and boyfriend of Amanda Seyfried rule when it comes to "Back to the Future" minutiae, he also does impressive Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd impressions.
Seriously, do you even remember Huey Lewis' cameo appearance in the band audition scene? Justin Long does:
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Intermountain Healthcare is the only Utah healthcare provider named to this year's Most Wired hospital list by Hospitals & Health Networks, the journal of the American Hospital Association. Intermountain has been named one of the nation's most technologically savvy hospital systems in 11 of the 12 years the survey has been conducted.
The recognition is based on an organization's level of achievement in four areas of focus, including business and administrative management; clinical quality and safety; care continuum; and infrastructure. More than 550 healthcare organizations were evaluated.
Intermountain has been developing and using computerized medical systems since the 1970s. Four years ago, Intermountain launched a new venture with GE Healthcare to jointly create the next generation of medical information systems for hospitals. A complete listing of the rankings is online at hhnmag.com.


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At A Glance: As with many of the pieces designed by the iconic George Nelson, his signature end table is characterized by clean lines and practicality. The round end table is a spot for flowers, a small lamp, a phone, an alarm clock or a coffee mug. First produced in 1954, the clean, graceful lines of the pedestal and legs are typical of Nelson design. He had a penchant for bringing grace to materials that didn't have a graceful reputation, and the metal base looks almost organic as it rises from the floor. This version of his End Table is 21.5" h x 17" diameter. Also see the 28.5" diameter Nelson Table and the 16" tall Nelson Table. What's To Like: The Nelson End Table is beautifully balanced, with an alluring sweep of the legs into the post, and tastefully formed top. As an end table, it brings art to an oft-overlooked piece of furniture. What's Not to Like: It would be nice if the top came with a natural wood finish option. The Bottom Line: The Nelson End Table continues just as it began - as one of the most artistic pieces in Herman Miller's modern classics collection. George Nelson was a master of his craft, and his end table shows up in many a well-decorated home. It's a good way to add beauty to your living space. Details:
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