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Racquet Sports Review
Motion controls make a lot of sense as far as racquet-based sports games go. With that in mind, Ubisoft's Racquet Sports, a game that was originally released on Nintendo Wii, is now available on the PlayStation 3 with complete Move support. Unfortunately, while the concept sounds ideal, Racque...
- Posted Sep 15th 2010
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Rage Review
Rage is one of the best games of 2011 so far, yet it doesn't bring any massive changes to an extremely crowded market. But there is no question that id Software's masterpiece will make the short list for that coveted title of games you must own in 2011, especially if you like first-perso...
- Posted Oct 4th 2011
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Ragnarok Odyssey ACE Review: much more of the same
DISCLAIMER: This review covers both the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita versions of the game. Two years ago, Game Arts debuted its high-octane action-RPG, Ragnarok Odyssey, a quasi-successor to the decade old MMORPG, Ragnarok Online. In the hopes of mending the absence of a proven Monster Hunter...
- Posted Apr 2nd 2014
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Ragnarok Odyssey Review
Fans of the Monster Hunter series and the PlayStation Vita have sought a Monster Hunter installment on Sony's handheld, but nothing has been officially claimed. Fortunately, Game Art is looking to fill that void with Ragnarok Odyssey, featuring many similar concepts found in the cult series. A...
- Posted Nov 30th 2012
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Rain Review: a damp squib, or a ray of sunshine?
Announced at Gamescom last year and available as a download-only title via the PSN Store, Rain is the latest offering from SCE Japan, the team behind other quirky titles such as Puppeteer and Tokyo Jungle. While the story doesn't make too much sense, there are moments when it's both swee...
- Posted Oct 1st 2013
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Rainbow Moon PS Vita Review: addictive grind in portable form
Tactical RPGs like Final Fantasy Tactics or Disgaia are not games I enjoy, traditionally, and no matter how much time i give them, I cannot get into their pacing. Something really special is required for me to get into a tactical experience. That's where Rainbow Moon comes in. A little of the ol...
- Posted Dec 4th 2013
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Rainbow Six Vegas Review
After months of delays, PlayStation 3 owners can finally shout "Viva Las Vegas!" During this latest retreat to Sin City provided by Ubisoft, you'll have the opportunity to drink, gamble, and perhaps stop a terrorist invasion. Actually, while only the latter is available, it's...
- Posted Aug 1st 2007
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Rango: The Video Game Review
Chameleons live a tough life. Snakes, with their vicious venom and gaping jaws, slither around in search of the green lizards. Overhead birds threaten to swoop down and snag them for an afternoon snack. But man, pesticide-spraying, forest-burning man, represents the greatest threat to the ch...
- Posted Mar 15th 2011
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Ratchet & Clank Collection PS Vita Review
The dynamic duo Ratchet and Clank made their debut back on the PlayStation 2 in 2002. This was a time when the platform genre was beginning to go into decline after dominating much of the 90's. Ratchet & Clank combined classic platforming with elements from other genres but with a unique t...
- Posted Jul 12th 2014
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Ratchet & Clank Collection Review
For a 10-year-old Lombax, Ratchet sure gets a lot of love. Insomniac Games has kept up with nearly annual releases of the Ratchet & Clank franchise since the series debuted in 2002, and with a couple exceptions, the adventures of Ratchet and his robot pal have grown progressively more awesome wi...
- Posted Sep 5th 2012
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Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time Review
Every once in a while a game comes out that is as charming and funny as it is amusing and easy to play. For Insomniac Games, that 'every once in a while' seems to happen every couple of years, with the latest incarnation arriving in the form of Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time...
- Posted Oct 30th 2009
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Ratchet & Clank Q Force Review
Ratchet & Clank Q Force (known as Full Frontal Assault in the U.S.), the latest adventure for the dynamic duo, is a great addition to the franchise. Captain Quark, the self-proclaimed hero who is actually a coward, has assembled the Lombax Ratchet and Clank the robot to form the Q Force orga...
- Posted Nov 28th 2012
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Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One Review
The Ratchet & Clank universe is a special place for just about every PlayStation fan, and the latest offering from Insomniac tries very hard to create a complete cooperative experience. With a rich history of imaginative environments, clever puzzles, quick and hilarious dialogue, inventive weapo...
- Posted Oct 19th 2011
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Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus Review: back to the future for the dynamic duo
Ratchet and Clank has rather struggled as of late. The series was near-universally loved on PlayStation 2 and in it's early tenure on PlayStation 3. However, it's two most recent instalments have had a mixed reception (though we liked All 4 One and Full Frontal Assault). Those who found themselves d...
- Posted Nov 17th 2013
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Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters Review
Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters first made its debut early last year on Sony's PlayStation Portable. As with many titles on the system, Size Matters has since made the transition from handheld to home console, having now ended up on the PlayStation 2 a little more than a year after its initia...
- Posted Apr 1st 2008
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Ratchet and Clank Future: Quest for Booty Review
While our favorite Lombax's tail is as long as ever, his latest tale has been cut down in length significantly. Insomniac's downloadable Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty is shorter and cheaper than a full retail game, yet it still retains that high-end console quality that we ...
- Posted Aug 23rd 2008
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Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction Review
We all want to see the future, or know it in some form. The future is vibrant with things never before seen: flying cars, hectic air routes, and what not. A person only dreams of seeing such wonderful things even in his/her dreams. Luckily, now they can experience it through the journey in Ratchet &...
- Posted Oct 23rd 2007
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Rayman Legends PS4 Review
At this time, games such as InFamous: Second Son and Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes are the heavy hitters on the radar for most PlayStation 4 gamers. The console launch lull is always tough to bear, and while we did get the release of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition, Rayman Legends is another previ...
- Posted Feb 28th 2014
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Rayman Origins Review
Rayman Origins is perhaps the best example of how developers won't need to do all that much with the PlayStation Vita's touchscreen capabilities to deliver a terrific game. Don't expect to use augmented reality. Don't expect to use the rear touch surface at all, and expect to...
- Posted Feb 17th 2012
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Real Boxing Review: no pain, no gain in Vivid's challenging boxing sim
From the 'no pain, no gain' training mini-games to the upgradable boxer who forges a career by slowly skilling-up in various attributes, the influence of early boxing simulations can be seen all over Vivid Games' Real Boxing. The PlayStation Vita-exclusive title begins with the cu...
- Posted Sep 3rd 2013
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Reality Fighters Review
Augmented reality is definitely a cool technology but so far it's been under-utilised in the world of console and handheld gaming. When we first set down our AR card in front of the PlayStation 3 and witnessed the EyePet bouncing around on screen like it was in our living room we were highly enterta...
- Posted Feb 13th 2012
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Red Dead Redemption Review
Rockstar has a way of crafting its games to feel like epic movies. Whether it's a smooth player strutting through Vice City, or a wannabe mobster in Liberty City, each of Rockstar's games carries a narrative that often surpasses the best Hollywood has to offer. So, as you are riding on a...
- Posted May 21st 2010
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Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare Review
We jump at any chance we get to venture back into the boots of John Marston. As one of our favorite titles of the year thus far, Red Dead Redemption did so many things right and remains a definitive contender for the prestigious accolade of Game of the Year 2010. Rockstar's latest batch of downloada...
- Posted Nov 1st 2010
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Red Faction: Armageddon Review
Red Faction: Armageddon does a couple things very well. Firstly, the environment is highly destructible, meaning if you have that not-so-rare desire to see stuff blown up, you came to the right game. Secondly, the weapons in the game are awesome and cause some incredible demolition. Technically thes...
- Posted Jun 6th 2011
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Red Faction: Guerrilla Review
The Red Faction series is all about destruction. When developer Volition created the GeoMod engine back in 2001, it afforded players with the freedom to completely destroy environments with explosive devices and heavy weaponry. Back then, it must have dreamt of the day that it could get its hands on...
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ANNETTA SOUTH, Texas —
Evans told the dispatcher he wasn't angry with his mother or sister. "It just kind of happened," he said. 'I had been kind of planning on killing for a while now."
Evans lived with his younger sister and parents in an upscale, gated neighborhood, where the family purchased a home in 2000. He told the dispatcher his father was in Washington, D.C. on business.
An older sister was away at college and was supposed to visit the following day. Evans said his grandparents and the oldest of his three sisters lived across the street.
The community west of Fort Worth was left reeling.
The Evanses recently began attending Holy Redeemer Catholic Parish, said Jan Hudler, who knew Jami Evans for seven years. "This was not a family this should have happened to," said Hudler.
Jami Evans was a former elementary school teacher and assistant principal between 1989 and 2004, according to Dan Manning, superintendent of the Aledo Independent School District. She worked as a substitute teacher beginning in 2007.
Jake and Mallory Evans recently attended schools in the district, as well. Jake Evans was withdrawn from Aledo High School in January to home school, said Manning, adding that his sister also withdrew at some point.
"This is really difficult for a lot of the staff," he said. "This is a family that has been here for a long time."
Details for this story were reported by the Weatherford Democrat.

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Gwinnett County Police Department is reporting a fatal pedestrian accident on Lawrenceville Highway Wednesday morning.
Dakota M. Waters, 17, was struck and killed as he stood in the center lane of Lawrenceville Highway, between Hamilton and James roads, just before 7:30 a.m., according to a police press release.
Police say the teen was trying to cross the multi-lane Lawrenceville Highway when the driver of a Land Rover moved into the center lane to turn left on to James Road. The driver was unable to stop and hit the teen standing in the center lane, police reported.
Waters, in critical condition, was taken to Gwinnett Medical Center where he later died.
The driver, identified as Sharen Mitchell Golden of Stone Mountain, is not facing charges at this time.
GCPD Cpl. Jake Smith added that while the weather was not listed as a contributing factor, it was relatively dark and raining at the time of the accident.
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No one really has time on a Friday. We are all striving for one thing – get through the day and get to the weekend. Accordingly, whenever I actually post on a Friday, I'll make it a quick hit – 200 words or less
Fortune favors the prepared mind.
Serendipity is just another word for finding what you already knew you were looking for.
Pay close attention by turning the other way.
Look out! Incoming!!!
Yesterday, 7:00 am, I sat at the Las Vegas Planet Hollywood Hotel coffee shop blearily trying to order breakfast and coffeecoffeecoffeecoffeecoffee! My eyes accidently coordinated focus on the placemat in front of me.
Unused synapses shrugged morning off their shoulders as I read something that caused a connection to stuff I've been fiddling with almost 10 years.
Skip the details of what I saw and what I'm working on. What matter is that, in spite of being in Las Vegas and being hungry and being caffeine-deprived and suffering morning blindness, I managed to assimilate information unrelated to anything currently happening to a situation hiding somewhere in the back of my mind.
You never know when it will happen. All you can do is try to be present when "eureka" strikes.
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The trial date has been set for an Oskaloosa man accused of first-degree murder for the death of an infant in April.
On April 18, at approximately 6:52 p.m., officers with the Oskaloosa Police Department responded to the Mahaska Health Partnership Emergency Room to investigate a report of possible child abuse. When officers arrived, they discovered that 7-week-old Raelynn M. Hart was receiving treatment for injuries. The child's mother informed officers that Hart received the injuries while in the care of a family friend, 24-year-old Bryan Draper Vilcone, of 707 Second Ave. E. in Oskaloosa. Hart was later transported by ambulance to Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines for treatment of her injuries. On Sunday, April 21, Hart died at Mercy Medical Center as a result of injuries she received on April 18.
Oskaloosa police arrested Vilcone on April 23. He was charged with first-degree murder, a Class A felony. Vilcone pleaded not guilty on June 17.
The pre-trial conference is scheduled for Sept. 26 at 9 a.m. in Mahaska County District Court. The trial date is set for Oct. 8 at 9:30 a.m.


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By CHELSEA DAVIS Courier staff writer
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---- — OTTUMWA — New communications equipment will soon sit atop the Memorial Park water tower.
At its meeting Tuesday night, the City Council approved the emergency purchase of new radios, antennas and related equipment to be secured on the water tower.
After lightning struck the tower a month ago, the equipment used to communicate with the city's pump stations was damaged.
While Councilman Mitch Niner had concerns that the auto dialers were "going off wrongly because they're sharing frequencies so close to others," Public Works Director Larry Seals said he's not sure that's the case.
"Are we going to go on a separate frequency now with the new radios or are we going to continue to fight what we're fighting?" Niner asked.
Seals said it's not so much a frequency issue as it is a "line of sight" issue. He said sharing frequencies with other entities was not a problem when the equipment was purchased.
The council also approved plans to construct a wildlife fence at Ottumwa Regional Airport. Crews will construct a 10-foot chain-link fence to help keep deer out of the area.
While the entire project is estimated to cost nearly $914,000, a Federal Aviation Administration grant will reimburse the city for 90 percent of the project cost.
"In 2010, the USDA was hired to do a wildlife hazard assessment and determined that a 10-foot fence with a three-strain barbed wire was the best remedy for deer," said Dustin Leo, civil engineer at Snyder and Associates. "When it comes to the cost of the fence, most of the cost is in the labor of installing it rather than the cost of the fence."
The City Council also approved the contracts for two school resource officers at Ottumwa High School and one at Evans Middle School.
Councilman Brian Morgan asked if there was any discussion of a part-time school resource officer at the new elementary school, Liberty, which opens this fall.
"There has been very little discussion," said Police Chief Tom McAndrew. "I did talk to the superintendent about that, but he decided he didn't want to participate in it this first year. But I think with everything happening in the country, it's becoming a big deal and in another year it could be included in this grant."
City Attorney Joni Keith also noted that the city will likely go to trial against the escort vehicle company and driver that struck the Eisenhower Pedestrian Bridge in April 2011.
"The driver of the vehicle as well as the escort vehicle ... are fighting between each other as to who's responsible instead of somebody coming forth and getting us paid," Keith said.
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Oregon, Washington split over snow park permits
Sep 6, 2013
By The Associated Press
PORTLAND — Oregon and Washington state are ending a 35-year agreement to honor each other's permits for winter recreation areas.
Washington said its more expansive snow park program, which costs more, no longer matches Oregon's.
"Why are we doing reciprocity when our programs are not reciprocal?" said Pamela McConkey, manager of Washington's winter recreation program. "Washington pays for much more out of the Snow Park permit."
Washington charges $40 for an annual permit, $20 for a daily. Oregon charges $25 a year, $4 a day, The Oregonian reported Friday.
Permits are required to park at cross-country ski, snow shoeing and sledding areas. Oregon also requires them at some downhill ski areas.
Washington uses the money to pay for its entire Snow Park program, including snow removal, trail grooming, sanitation, education programs and enforcement.
Oregon's program, which is run by the state Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Department, is much smaller, McConkey said. "Reciprocal means they're the same, and they're really not the same anymore," she said.
Washington wanted to end the agreement in 2010 but couldn't because the governor at the time, Chris Gregoire, had a moratorium on rule changes. The moratorium ended last year.
David House, spokesman for the Oregon DMV, said he understands Washington's decision. But it means Oregon can no longer honor Washington Snow Park permits, House said.
"We have no idea how many people this will affect," House said.
The Oregon Department of Transportation website says Oregon permits will still be honored in Idaho and California.
Information from: The Oregonian, http://www.oregonlive.com
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Runs Small Lovely sweater, but not at all relaxed! Definitely runs small -- order one size up as suggested for a true fit. I returned the first set and ordered one size up -- still not "relaxed" unless you are slender, but perfect for wearing with blazers and cardigans. October 17, 2010
Perfect for layering Bought 3 of these sweaters in different colors for a trip to Italy. I would say that they fit well, true to size, but not a relaxed fit. They are perfect for layering, wore them under cardigans, jackets, coats, and by themselves. Traveled very well, very little wrinkling. October 22, 2010
Luxurious and Soft I ordered a size up, and the sweaters fit beautifully. I find cashmere/silk turtlenecks to scratch a bit, but these are wonderfully soft. I had a hard time finding silk/cotton in a nice layering weight that would work under suit jackets. November 23, 2011
Attractive and good for cool weather I bought this on sale, but had to exchange my usual size for a larger size (because my usual size was too tight). That being said, once I got the larger size, I started wearing it quite often -- it's very attractive and a perfect top for cool weather (and for layering under a shirt or sweater for colder weather). I'm glad that I chose to do an exchange rather than simply return the smaller size (which I nearly did). November 29, 2013
Wish there were more! This sweater was wonderful for travel in cold Europe, and now at home. I tried ordering more, and discovered only the color I already have. TS50472 seemed to be the same, so ordered 2. Same relaxed turtleneck, which means nothing tight against my neck. Great! But, sleeves are 2-1/2" longer, which just won't work for me. They're being returned with great disappointment. The colors are beautiful. Please, Travel Smith, make more sweaters using this pattern. If anyone wants a wine-colored turtleneck sweater, I recommend this one highly. The color and feel of the fabric are great!. #I followed the advice of earlier reviewers & got one size larger.# Sure wish there were more! January 29, 2013
Love this T-neck; Disappointed in One Color I have purchased this sweater in 3 colors, and love the softness, relaxed neck, and light weight warmth. It does run small, so order one size up. My only complaint is with the "Ivory" color. It is more like an "Ecru," and not as creamy white as I'd hoped. In fact, it looks a bit dingy, but perhaps will work depending on what I'm layering it with. Nevertheless, I enjoy the other features of this sweater so much, I'm ordering a fourth one today in "Rio Red." November 22, 2011
Love This Sweater Prior to trip to Europe purchased two in black and plum wine. Wore them nearly every day during 15 day trip and they were great! Very soft and easy to layer with blazer and accessorize with scarves. Loved them so much that when they went on sale, bought three more in turquoise, blue haze and plum purple.. They are my wardrobe staple this winter for work. Definitely need to purchase next size bigger. Great fit!! January 8, 2012
Dark Colors Work Well Yes, I do have three of these. They are soft and the neck has an easy, adjustable drape that makes it comfortable and good for layering. The material is lovely and the colors are pretty. ( I did return the ivory one because it seemed to sheer for the office.) On sale? Buy it! January 7, 2012
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Chevrolet Corvette Lease Questions
Hi kar_freak. Ally's November base lease rate and residual value for a 24-month lease of a 2012 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe with 15,000 miles per year are 4.4% and 55%, respectively. The numbers for an otherwise identical 36-month lease are 3.95% and 49%.
General Motors is currently providing a $1,600 cash incentive on 24-month and a $1,350 cash incentive on 36-month leases of this car through Ally.
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Another way to possibly go? Someone on another forum talked about a '0% for 60 months' on buying a 2011 ZR1 Corvette. And, he was getting a significant discount from MSRP.
$55,000 (which should get a nicely equiped coupe????) for 60 months is about $916 a month. Is a lease more or less? I don't do leases, so have no idea.
You're right bolivar. General Motors is indeed providing 0% financing for 60 months on the 2011 Corvette. It's hard to go wrong with that.
If you provide me with the MSRP and dealer invoice price (both of which are available here at Edmunds.com) of the exact car that you're interested in I would be happy to work up a lease payment on it for you.
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Ahhhh I see, bolivar. 0% for 5 years is a great deal. That's probably the way that I would go if I was in the market for a Vette today, though even at 0% the five year payment is still a whopping $917 before tax.
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fastdaddyo Posts: 1i leased a 07 corvette coupe for 5 years, and when it came time to end lease (D&M leasing Dallas) i got nothing in return. the lease agent was cold and indiferent. i was under the impresion that i would able to move up in class of corvette and payments would about the same. BBBBB.SSSSSS. i was not informed that i could turn in the vette at any local chevy dealership, which i did. they worked with me, payed off the balance (which the lease company doesn't tell you about at lease end). they pay off the balance of the lease and yu get nothin as far as a trade in. the book value of the car doesn't matter toward a new lease. yu start from scratch every lease. the dealer worked with the lease bank got the finance straight, took $7000.00 off my new 2012 gs vette and away we went. the lease company rate was 6.5% and chevy offered me 2.5% on 72 mo. save a lot money. i got the better car and have something to trade when i am ready. leasing was good years back but with the interest rates so low buying is the better option. just my opinon
I am kar_freak. Here you go.
Ally's current base lease rate and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2012 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe 1LT with 10,000 miles per year are 2.4% and 52%, respectively.
The numbers for a 39-month lease would be 2.4% and 50%.
As you can see, Ally published lease rates instead of money factors for the vehicles that it leases. You can convert its published lease rates into approximate money factor equivalents by dividing them by 2400.
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kapkanimd Posts: 64Just wondering if they are offering any lease specials on corvettes now that the new model is coming out soon? Never done a GM lease and not sure where to find more information on them. Is Ally the company that handles all of their leases and do they publish residuals and rates? I would like to see the residuals and MF for a 24mo or 36mo lease with 12k mi a year. Thanks in advance.
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Ultra Low-Mileage Lease for Qualified Lessees
$599/month 39 month lease.
$2,019 due at signing (after all offers).
Tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment extra.
Mileage charge of $0.20 /mile over 32,500 miles. Prices may vary between dealerships. Ally does handles leases as well as other financial institutions.
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Hi kapkanimd. General Motors' base lease rate and residual value for a 24-month lease of a 2013 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe with 12,000 miles per year are 3.25% and 61%.
The numbers for an otherwise identical 36-month lease are 3.3% and 54%.
This is the program for a lease through Ally. General Motors also runs lease specials through US Bank and GM Financial. The 36-month US Bank lease rate is a little better at 2.4%. That might be the way to go on this model.
The only significant cash incentive that I am aware of on the Corvette right now is a $3,000 owner loyalty offer.
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I found a dealership that is offering a 39-month, 8000 miles/yr lease on a 2013 GS at $599/month with $2500 down. I asked the salesman at the dealership what was the residual at the end of the lease and he didn't know what I was asking him.
To make sure I am asking the right question, I am trying to determine how much I would have to pay at the end of the lease if I wanted to purchase the vehicle at that time. I am trying to compare the total cost of leasing vs the total cost of purchasing and will consider the lease option if it's somewhat in line with the total cost associated with purchasing.
I've seen you throwing around percentages and interest rates in answering all these posts. How is the residual calculated? Percentage of the sticker price? The car has been deeply discounted, so I assume if a percentage is used to calculate the residual, it will be a percentage of the original sticker price, not the discounted price. What is the interest rate you are quoting in all these posts and how does it relate to the lease?
I was using edmunds' trade-in value of a 2010 GS with 24000 miles to help evaluate how much profit the dealership is taking in when they turn around and sell the car after the lease terminates to help negotiate the residual.
Thanks for you time and advice.
Hi quintop. The lease rates are exactly the same, but the ZR1's residual values are 3% lower than they are on the base Coupe.
The lease programs for US Bank and Ally are indeed different. These are the Ally numbers.
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Hi Pops. Vehicles residual values, which essentially are their lease-end purchase option prices, are calculated based upon a percentage of their full MSRPs, including destination and any factory-installed options.
Ally's July residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Corvette Grand Sport with 15,000 miles per year is 47%. That rises to 50% for leases with 10,000 miles per year. I've never seen a lease with 8,000, but Ally might offer 7,500...that would likely be 1% higher than 10,000.
Ally's current base lease rate for this car is 3.05%. That means that this is the rate that is being used to calculate the interest portion of your lease payment.
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DUNCAN — A father concerned for his son's safety led police in Duncan to the three teenagers now charged with gunning down a college student because they were bored.
James Johnson's 911 call last Friday night pointed authorities to the parking lot of Immanuel Baptist Church, where they found James Edwards Jr., 15, Chancey Allen Luna, 16, and Michael Dewayne Jones, 17.
Johnson told detectives there had been a falling out between his son and the teenagers, said Duncan Police Chief Danny Ford. Johnson called at 7 p.m., four hours after the drive-by slaying of Christopher Lane, 22, a college baseball player from Melbourne, Australia.
Lane was on scholarship at East Central University in Ada, Okla., but visiting his girlfriend, Sarah Harper, who lives in Duncan.
Lane's death shocked this typically quiet community, and the fallout has created an international furor over gun control laws in the United States.
The story is also taking on racial dimensions since Edwards' sister complained the two defendants of color are charged with first-degree murder while Jones, who is white, faces lesser charges.
Prosecutors say Luna, riding in the back seat, fired the single shot from a .22-caliber pistol that killed Lane. Edwards rode in the front passenger's seat.
Jones, who police said drove the ambush car, is charged as an accessory. District Attorney Jason Hicks has said the charges are based on the evidence in the case — not race.
Authorities say the teenagers were driving on the north side of town Friday afternoon when they spotted Lane jogging on the side of the road and randomly chose to shoot him. Hicks said the teenagers were bored and wanted to "kill somebody for the fun of it."
An eerie social media message three days earlier foreshadowed the shooting. Under the handle @JamesAKABug, a Twitter user who appears to be Edwards posted on Aug. 13: "With my n----s when it's time to start taken life's."
The line is a lyric from rap artist Chief Keef's song, "I Don't Like."
Police have said the teenagers were not part of a gang but saw themselves as "gangsters" such as those portrayed on TV and in the movies.
U.S. Rep. Tom Cole, whose district includes Duncan, said the shooting is not representative of Duncan or Oklahoma. He addressed comments by a former deputy prime minister in Lane's home country of Australia, warning citizens against traveling to the United States because of lax gun control laws.
Cole said he regretted the comment. "But that is a free country and a vigorous democracy," he said. "But I think if Australians would take the time to look at this nation, and Oklahoma in particular, they will find we have shared values and shared commitment to a free society."
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Chloe Motley's schedule is usually pretty full. If she's not volunteering at her church's food kitchen, she's serving as a peer educator for Planned Parenthood, or probably getting involved in community service somewhere else.
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The Bulldog senior is the recipient of the YMCA of Greater Louisville's Black Achievers Youth Achiever of the Year award. Out of nearly 20 students in the area, Motley was recognized for her academic achievements and dedication to helping in the community.
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Niagara Gazette — The city of Niagara Falls has been facing significant problems for many years.
The usual lingering concerns — crime, poverty and blight — continue to exist.
At the moment, however, there's a much more pressing problem facing the municipality.
It comes down to a single word: Money.
As has been widely reported, the city's financial situation has been in progressive decline since the Seneca Nation of Indians stopped making casino revenue payments to the state of New York.
For months now, city officials have been keeping close tabs on an ongoing arbitration process.
Mayor Paul Dyster continues to hold out hope that the arbitrator's ruling will be successfully resolved by mid-year, allowing the city to collect the more than $60 million it is now owed.
With all due respect to the mayor, hope is not a strategy for running a household, much less a municipal government.
To be fair, it is not helpful, nor wise, for city lawmakers to exploit the city's desperate financial situation by suggesting, in public, time and again and at times wrongly, that the city is headed for bankruptcy, destitution and the point of no return.
It's high time both sides come together and act in the best interests of their constituents, namely the residents of Niagara Falls.
It is long past due for our city leaders, Dyster included, to outline in greater detail what it is the city will do should the arbitration process end in a less-than-favorable ruling.
The city is at a critical point and continues to hear mixed signals out of Albany.
While Dyster says he's being assured by Albany officials that the state's position in the casino cash debate remains strong, Gov. Andrew Cuomo also recently threatened to move forward with plans for a state-run casino in Western New York, and possibly Niagara Falls, if the Seneca Nation doesn't return to the bargaining table soon.
Taxpayers in Niagara Falls deserve to know they'll be protected either way. After all, they are the ones — city employees included — who will be on the hook should the worst-case scenario unfold.
In recent years, the city — through sound fiscal management and good stewardship — has been steadily improving its image as a worthwhile investment.
In a matter of months, without backing from casino revenue, it has fallen back into the financial abyss, a stunning and depressing turnaround that has included not one, but two bond rating downgrades and a third ratings company assigning the city's bond to "watch" status.
In the latest blow to the city's standing, Moody's Investors Service downgraded the rating on the city's $65 million in outstanding general obligation debt to Baa3 from Baa1 while assigning a "negative" outlook.
In announcing its decision, the ratings firm took note of the city's "highly stressed liquidity position" amid the casino revenue delay. It also incorporated the same old list of familiar issues — the weak economy, high unemployment, depressed income levels and elevated debt position.
"The negative outlook reflects the city's projected depletion of cash as early as November 2013 if the money due from the Seneca Nation is not remitted or an alternate liquidity source is not identified," Moody's concluded.
We certainly hope the arbitrator's ruling results in the city of Niagara Falls getting all of the money it is owed.
We also believe the city, and its partners at the state, should have a plan in place for the alternative, just in case.
Failing to do so would just compound one of the city's longest-standing and most distressing concerns: Failed leadership lacking the vision necessary to prepare for the future, no matter how uncertain.


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an extended family member has taken a job with the census bereau and was telling me today about the training he is receiving. they are being trained on gps equiptment to log the coordinates of every home and residence in the us. not that i'm very surprised but this has been in the works for years just not important enough for us to worry ourselves about.
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All Things Considered, July 31, 2006 · Two-and-a-half years from now, in early 2009, the Census Bureau plans to send an army of 100,000 temporary workers down every street and dusty, dirt road in America. They will be armed with handheld GPS devices.
Robert LaMacchia, head of the Census Bureau's geography division, says they'll capture the latitude and longitude of the front door of every house, apartment and improvised shelter they find.
"We will actually knock on doors and look for hidden housing units," he says. "We will find converted garages; from the outside, it may not look like anybody lives there."
But census workers will add each dwelling, legal or not, to the Census Bureau's Master Address File.
Recent proposed budget cuts have put part of this plan in jeopardy. But if Congress restores the money, the census will end up with the geographic coordinates — accurate to within 10 feet — for about 110 million residences.
But the Census Bureau can't, by law, share that list with anyone, even local governments. LaMacchia says the information has to be treated as confidential. Otherwise, people might lie, and the census wouldn't be accurate.
"People would not tell us about hidden housing units," LaMacchia says. "People would not respond to the questionnaire if they believed that that information would be turned over to law enforcement or code enforcement and become public information."
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Shoreh Elhami, director of Geographic Information Systems in Delaware County, Ohio, says this sort of information can save lives.
"Having a geographic dataset that is accurate, comprehensive and current is priceless," Elhami says.
Her passion and devotion have made Delaware County, a fast-growing area just north of Columbus, one of the most meticulously mapped areas of the country.
At her computer, with a few clicks of the mouse, Elhami can pull up a complex, multi-layered picture of Delaware County. Standard commercial software lets her highlight sewer lines, flood plains or real estate tracts. She can pick any address and retrieve pictures of that building from overhead and from the street, along with information about its owner.
The map can answer questions you never expected to ask, she says. Last year, a big storm came through. A reservoir on the Olentangy River, just upstream from the town, was in danger of overflowing, and authorities thought they might have to release water through the dam.
Nobody knew how many people in the town of Delaware might be flooded out of their homes. Elhami rushed to her electronic map. She added a new layer to the picture — an image she'd received from the Army Corps of Engineers showing low-lying areas that would end up under water.
The image showed the outline of the "inundation zone," and within it, lines and clusters of little red dots. Each of those dots was a house that lay within the potential flood zone.
"The software allows you to do a count of every one of those residences and produce a file of those addresses," she says.
Elhami delivered that file to emergency managers, and they quickly called the people at each address. Fortunately, the storms subsided, and no flood came.
Every address in the county is in a database, complete with geographic coordinates so it will show up accurately on a map.
Assembling that data is a time-consuming effort. On one recent summer morning, Caleb Gutshall and Sheri Feasel trudged down North Winter Street, in Delaware, checking each address on this commercial strip and making sure that the county's list of occupants was accurate. They also take pictures of any new buildings. One door was unnumbered and locked. Gutshall peered in the window, but learned nothing. "It doesn't look like anybody's in there," he said.
Now the Census Bureau is planning to undertake much the same kind of effort, on a massive scale, covering the entire country. Elhami says that the Master Address File could be a priceless resource for many counties that don't have the resources to collect that information on their own.
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I did try the nsaid protocol for menstrual migraines a couple of years ago but then migraines became an everyday event, so I dont think it helped. Now, however, it does seem that they start exactly on my first menstrual day & go on a couple of weeks afterwards.
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Try taking Indomethicin when you get the worst pain, take it with food tho. Also consider getting techni-ice and wrapping the strips in bandanas and freezing them, then wrap around your head, especially when sleeping.
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I also deal with menstrual migraines and am struggling to find a way to deal with them. Right now I take 50mg of amitryptaline as a preventative and relpax and naproxen as an abortive. Relpax was working pretty well but my last two cycles it didn't work at all...frustrating. My doctor tells me that menstrual migraines can be stronger and last longer. The inflammation and nerve irritation that carpetcrawler mentions is exactly how it was described to me. It may just be hard for your body to kick that cycle and a course of steroids may help. I got a small dose of predinsone prescribed for my next cycle to see if that helps me (fingers crossed!) My doctor is not concerned with long lasting damage but just wants to make sure I'm not in pain for so long. I really hope the headache specialist is able to help you - so glad you are able to get in sooner! keep us posted
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Frova (a triptan like Imitrex) sticks around in your body for about 2 days after you take it. Sometimes taking this for 2-3 days (1 a day) at the start of the period can also block the headaches.
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