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Geyser Lodge a Saratoga Bed and Breakfast Inn Saratoga Springs New York
Sandy Macica and Norm BoveeGeyser Lodge a beautiful Queen Anne Bed and Breakfast just one mile from the famous Saratoga Racetrack and Skidmore College. Half hour away from the Adirondack Mountains. Beautiful spacious rooms, delicious full breakast. WIFI, in-ground pool, specials, and affordable. Cabin and Carriage House. A area full of adventure.
Click Web Site Below Reserve today 182 Ballston Ave
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
(518) 584-0389 (phone)
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Six Sisters Bed and Breakfast famous Saratoga Springs New York
Kate Benton and Steve RamirezAward Winning Six Sisters Bed and Breakfast Saratoga Springs NY minutes from Skidmore College is an affordable B&B with charming rooms, full breakfast awaiting your visit. Click WebSite for details, photos and reservations.
.149 Union Ave
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
(518) 583-1173 (phone)
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Barclay Heights Bed and Breakfast at Smythe House
Chef David and Justine SmytheThe Elegant Barclay Heights at Smythe House Bed and Breakfast Saugerties NY in the heart of the Hudson River Valley. A comfortable Victorian Home. Beautifully decorated rooms and suites and chef prepared gourmet breakfast. Just 10 miles from Woodstock. Hospitality Plus. Romance, leisure or business welcome. You will want to return again and again
Click Web Site Below. Reserve today. 158 Burt Street
Saugerties, NY 12477
(845) 246-3788 (phone)
(845) 246-3788 (fax)
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Bluestone Country Manor
Elizabeth and John LynchP.O. Box 144 choose the Bluestone Country Manor for any Special Occasion. Beautiful rooms, full
breakfast. Enjoy the magnificent Hudon Valley. Click web site below. Call & reserve today 4170 Rt.9W
Saugerties, NY 12490
(845) 246-3060 (phone)
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The Villa at Saugerties a Modern Country Escape in the Catskill of New York
Aimee Szaraga and Richard Nocera or Special Events booking entire propertyBeautifully decorated, air conditioning, tv, WiFi,and breakfast. An adventure in the Catskills.
Elegant! Something frantastic for everyone.Woodstock close by. Click WebSite. 159 Fawn Road
Saugerties, NY 12477
(845) 246-0682 (phone)
(845) 750-8111 (not toll free) (toll-free)
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English Garden Bed & Breakfast
Virginia BohnEnglish Garden Bed & Breakfast for romance, business and leisure. Choose from guestrooms with private bath or shared bath. Queen and full size beds or beautiful suites. Let us know about your dietary needs.Click web site below for details, photos and reservations.
205 Union Street
Schenectady, NY 12305
(518) 372-4390 (phone)
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Schroon Lake Adirondack Bed and Breakfast Nestled in the Foothills of the Adirondacks New York
Mark and Sharon PiperP.O.Box 638 - Schroon Lake Bed and Breakfast centrally located in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains welcomes you. You will enjoy a luxury room and country breakfast in an Elegant Victorian Country Inn. Check the Specials and Packages page. Schroon Lake Bed and Breakfast is the perfect getaway. Minutes from Lake George..
Click Web Site Below 1525 US Route 9
Schroon Lake, NY 12870
(518) 532-7042 (phone)
(800) 523-6755 (toll-free)
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Olde Country Inn at Shelter Island Bed and Breakfast
Franz and Jeanne Senft FenklP.O. Box 1209 - Olde Country Inn on Shelter Island Heights has cozy comfortable rooms facing the
garden or your choice of the mid-day sun. Perfect for Romance, Leisure or Business. 11 Stears Point
Shelter Island Heights, NY 11965
(631) 749-1633 (phone)
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Lady of the Lake, An Elegant Victorian Bed and Breakfast Skaneateles New York
Sandra RademacherThe Elegant Lady of Lake Bed and Breakfast luxury rooms, gourmet breakfast and great amenities.
Minutes from Syracuse. So much to do and see. Click Web Site Below 2 West Lake Street
Skaneateles, NY 13152
(315) 685-7997 (phone)
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Mainstay Inn - Hamptons Long Island New York
Elizabeth MainThe Mainstay Inn in the Hamptons. Beautiful rooms and suites.Walk to the ocean, village, golf course
Weddings Welcome. Wine tours and hayrides. Click Web Site Below Reserve today 579 Hill Street
Southampton, NY 11968
(631) 283-4375 (phone)
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Quintessentials Bed and Breakfast and Spa
Sylvia DaleyP.O. Box 574 - Quintessentials Bed and Breakfast and Spa North Fork's offers the perfect getaway to
Award Winning. Spacious rooms, gourmet meals.Click Web Site Below 8985 Main Rd
Southampton, NY 11939
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Seatuck Cove House Bed and Breakfast Southampton New York
Colleen McGrathThe Award Winnig Seatuck Cove House is perfect for your Wedding or other Special Occasion. Elegant
rooms, beach, shopping and fine dining. Click Website Below 61 South Bay Avenue (Eastport)
Southampton, NY 11941
(631) 325-3300 (phone)
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Log Country Inn Bed and Breakfast of Ithaca
Wanda GrunbergP.O. Box 581 -Log Country Ithaca Bed and Breakfast welcomes you. Come and stay at our Finger Lakes Bed & Breakfast; 20 minutes to Cornell & 15 minutes to Ithaca College, our Ithaca BnB is your best choice for lodging & Ithaca accommodations, enjoy a double Jacuzzi and fireplace, compare to any Ithaca hotels in the Ithaca area. Bed & Breakfast; 20 minutes to Cornell & 15 minutes to Ithaca College, our Ithaca BnB is your best choice for lodging and Ithaca accommodations, enjoy a double Jacuzzi and fireplace, compare to any Ithaca hotels in the Ithaca area.
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What treatment has been effective for your pelvic inflammatory disease?
Comment from: ewegross, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: August 02
I have PID caused by Chlamydia, thanks to my cheating husband. I went to the hospital after two days of excruciating stomach cramps and shoulder pain so bad I could not breathe. I was sent home with a prescription for generic antibiotics as they ran blood and urine tests and did not notice anything out of the norm. Still in pain, my family doctor was certain I had gall bladder disease (I'm only 25 and VERY healthy) It wasn't until I was informed that my husband was sleeping around that it clicked, and I went and got tested. Sure enough, I have a serious STI and may not be able to have kids again. I've been on 3 different antibiotics and still feel like crap.
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For those women who believe their partners were unfaithful because they got PID- you can (and often do) carry an STD for YEARS before you know about it- I found out I had herpes last year while my fiancé does not have the STD at all. We'd been together a year before I had an outbreak, and I never cheated or anything. I found out you can carry an STD for YEARS before you show any symptoms, or never show symptoms at all! I only had one partner before my fiancé, and I must have gotten it from him when we were dating over a year before I met my fiancé. It CAN happen that you can have an STD and NOT EVEN KNOW IT- so please, just because you have PID (or any STD) don't assume your significant other is cheating on you. My fiancé never even thought I had cheated, although I have an STD he does not have. I had herpes for almost 2 years before it reared its ugly head on me. It happens often. In fact, 80% of people who have herpes DON'T EVEN KNOW IT!!! You may have had PID before you even met your current partner. You likely have other STDs as well, that you've had for years. Who knows? But don't automatically assume your partner is cheating on you- YOU could have brought the STD into the relationship and not even known it.
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I had PID less than a month after getting an IUD put in. My pain tolerance is extremely high, but have never been in so much pain in my life. I couldn't walk to the bathroom, I had to have my boyfriend carry me up the stairs, I couldn't sit for more than 10 minutes without having to lay down. It would take me forever to pee due to the extreme pain I was in every time I pushed. I was hunched over and could not flatten my back. The pain was from my belly button all the way down and around to my butt hole. I was admitted into the ER and was there 15 hours. When they did the pelvic exam I threw up due to the pain when the doctor pushed on my stomach. The next day at my OBGYN was when I was diagnosed with PID, at this time there was no research that had been released about an IUD causing PID. Countless tests were done and I was put on antibiotics. He admitted me to the hospital overnight so he could keep his eyes on me. He told me that he had never seen it this bad. I had about 15cc's of fluid in me when he did the ultrasound. When I asked him about my chances of having children after this, he told me he would be surprised if I carried my own children. The pain felt like I was being cut from the inside out with a butter knife. It was the worst pain of my life.
Comment from: A mother with PID, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: March 08
I was diagnosed with PID when I was 21. I spent three days in hospital on heavy IV antibiotics. I was told to my dismay and sadness that I would most likely not have children. I was distraught and conducted myself as If I never would. I was also told I could potentially have a recurrence of the symptoms and PID could flare up again. At the age of 24 I thought that I was having a flare up of PID and went to the Doctors office. They told me I was pregnant. I was shocked. For those of you that think it isn't possible to get pregnant or have children, don't give up hope. I have an 8-year-old daughter now!
Comment from: ScienceGirl, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: September 18
The most effective treatment for my PID was 14 days of Doxycycline; 100 mg twice a day, Metronidazole twice a day for 14 days, and some Hydrocodone for the pain. I got PID from the bacterium Ureaplasma, which is highly disregarded and not understood by medical practitioners. The symptoms feel like a UTI, but negative test results always return. Negative tests for GC/Chlamydia as well. Sometimes, it is really hard to get a positive culture, and my symptoms have gone ignored because either doctors ignore the positive Ureaplasma or can't get a positive test result. I still keep demanding for this test, and I hope one day doctors and medical practitioners trust their patient's symptoms and treat Ureaplasma.
Comment from: skk, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: May 12
For now I am being treated with Metronidazole and another antibiotic. The doctor wasn't sure if it was chlamydia, bacterial vagnosis, or gonorrhea. My only symptoms were horrible discharge (the most noticeable of all symptoms), gradually I developed some mild lower abdominal pain on my right side which also migrated to my back. I haven't had a noticeable fever. Who knows, I get my test back today to confirm what exactly has caused this.
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As the Federal Reserve wraps up a two-day meeting Wednesday, expectations are high that a fresh rate cut is coming. But analysts are divided over how dramatic a reduction is on the way in the wake of last week's big move. David Wessel, economics editor of The Wall Street Journal, explores the Fed's thinking in a conversation with Steve Inskeep.
Fed Expected to Announce Fresh Rate Cut
The Federal Reserve was expected to announce another interest rate cut on Wednesday to stabilize the faltering economy.
Up to a half-percentage point cut in the federal funds rate was expected — that would bring the key benchmark to 3 percent. The Fed's policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee was expected to make the announcement at 2:15pm following its two-day meeting.
Such a move would come close on the heels of last week's surprise three-quarter point cut in the funds rate.
In explaining its aggressive move last week, the Fed said the outlook for economic growth had weakened and downside risks had risen. Policy-makers also said businesses and households
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Science On Making Scientific Decisions
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Ideas are tested by experiment. Thats all there is to science. This is the only bar an idea must be taller than to take the ride of science as a legitimate hypothesis.
An untestable, unknowable, incomprehensible supernatural force is required for the existence of living things—the central idea behind Intelligent Design, creation science, creationism, or whatever you want to call it—is inherently unscientific. If the idea is untestable, it cannot be scientific and has no place in a science curriculum—save it for the philosophy courses, or evenings after eating too many enhanced baked goods.
This latest assault by the anti-science, pro-creationist crowd—to whine that their ideas arent given a fair shake in the scientific community due to some overarching conspiracy—is a three year old having a temper-tantrum upon being told he is too short to go on a roller coaster. This idea of a supernatural being, at its very core, refuses to be tested. It might be true, it might be false, but its certainly never going to be scientific.
Ive gone down this rabbit hole and attempted even a gentle analysis of Intelligent Designs ideas. "What must this designer be able to do?" "By what mechanisms could the designer do these things?" "Can we disrupt or enhance these mechanisms by any human technique?" "How was the designer designed?"
Good luck trying to get any sort of coherent answer, or even speculation, along these lines in the ID movement. Mostly its a bunch of whimpering about this or that in evolution theoryprimarily moldy old discredited critiques from the 19th Century, buffed up for the 21st. The ID crowd wraps a handful of difficult to explain observations in living things in the wrapper of "some magical being, beyond human conception or understanding, must exist because you cannot fully explain this random observation with current technology and theory." Here's another shocker for you: such a critique isn't particularly scientific.
Think of how human scientific knowledge expands: Via new technologies allowing new ways of observing, new observations from existing or new technology or new ways of interpreting existing observations. The observations underlying evolutionary theory are essentially uncontested. Most of the central observations require no technology beyond your eyes, ears and some careful recordkeeping; modern molecular biology yields new observations that are perfectly in sync with those made by Darwin and others nearly two centuries ago or earlier. Darwin's jump was borne less of new observations, but rather new ways of thinking about the existing available information.
These are the trickiest ideas to test, and thus make scientific. One manner is to say, "if this interpretation is correct, it would predict the following…" For example, if the interpretative theory of evolution is correct, we would predict the rise of drug resistance bacteria, and the spread of drug resistance genes, shortly after the introduction of antibiotics. The predictions one can make, if assuming evolution is true, fit observed reality far better than if one instead assumes that a supernatural being is behind all life—because we can understand more of the steps completely when we aren't saying "something magic happens."
Accepting, scientifically, an interpretive hypothesis does not require perfect evidence, for all outstanding questions to be settled. Rather, all that one should require is that the interpretation best fits the observations of reality that we can presently make, that the predictions of the interpretive idea closely what we observe when we look. Science is the art of taking many imperfect observations together to craft a reasonable interpretation—not demanding perfect information without holes. This is testing by experiment, not demanding immaculate evidence but working with the best you can do. Requiring, or claiming, inerrant proof is the realm of religious belief, not scientific.
Who cares, you might be saying at this point. Why not let the ID crowd have their say? Because of how profoundly unscientific it is to demand perfect information before making a decision. Teaching students irrefutable evidence is required before accepting an unpleasant idea, is one of the worst lessons one can teach in a science classroom. The entire idea of what is a good experiment, what are acceptable results from an experiment, is deeply distorted by ID-like thinking.
An example:
Additives used to soften plastics, called pthalates, are currently banned in Europe but still legal in the United States. Both European and American regulators have access to the same scientific observations—that many phthalates disrupt endocrine function, particularly male sex hormones, and can readily enter the body from plastics doped with the chemicials—yet come to very different interpretations. The Europeans considered all the (imperfect and incomplete) evidence and decided the preponderance was in favor of banning the additives. The Americans continue to demand better, more complete (perhaps even impossibly perfect) evidence before acting. The net result: American children and patients (via IV tubes) continue to receive large doses phthalates, despite the majority of evidence pointing to some danger to health.
It's crummy, unscientific, decision-making—and essentially the same illogic as Intelligent Design's critique of evolution.


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I can't imagine the shipping cost ... but I have a DOUBLE Turtle dog stand that I'd like to sell in Colorado.
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I can't imagine the shipping cost ... but I have a DOUBLE Turtle dog stand that I'd like to sell in Colorado.
We ended up buying a teardrop trailer ... so we just don't use our Vertex.
I've added whoopies, but everything else is in great condition. We used it twice out in the wild and once in the "yard"....
Okay this is for our "gear wish list", right? These lists seem incredibly short to me ... but then again I have a Google spreadsheet with 17 items. DREAMIN'
But like many my list starts with...
I wish we could have made it. We were busy, but at the same time I can't understand how you stayed warm. I need MORE INSULATION!
Very cool. It would work to hold the Vertex. Options, so many options.
OldDog - that's GREAT! It is hard to see how he connected the poles, but I'll ask that over on that thread. Thanks for searching for it.
That is EXACTLY what I was thinking of doing for our Clark Vertex. Ours will just connect the foot bed to the shared tripod with the head ends on separate tripods.
Two questions:
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I saw "threats", but no "proof". So has anyone tied two hammocks to a shared tripod?
I'm wondering how to rig up the Clark Vertex. Sounds like two tripods for the head-end, two ridge poles, and...
Welcome! I'm another newbie from CO. Your list of projects sounds vaguely familiar. I'm trying to put mine off to do over the winter.
Thanks for the comments.
We did not get underquilts from Clark. They said they are working on a z-liner for the Vertex, but it wasn't available. I grabbed two sleeping bags, paracord, shock...
@kyle ..... "fabric welder" it is!
@holantr - We escaped MN just over 3 years ago. Our son moved back to attend U of MN.
What part of Mpls are you from? We were up in Champlin, MN.
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I've been trolling the site for a while. I have had hammocks for more years than I can recall, but none would qualify for use camping. Until this summer.
I jumped on the...
We did it. We bought a Vertex.
After hearing about the fun I had with my Hennessy on the Four Pass Loop hike near Aspen, Colorado my wife started to get interested in hammock camping. Woo Hoo!
Could be fun. I've recently hiked the Four Pass Loop sleeping in my Hennessy.
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When you talk about big party, about sun shining all day, about chilling on the Mylopotas clear water beach or doing some windsurf or playing beach volley or just lying on sunchairs next to the swimmingpool at the farout all afternoon, then having a great dinner for cheap before starting playing drinking games with great friends you meet in hotels until midnigiht, then preparing to go to the village, the crazy village that takes everything on from 12pm to 7am and crazy party with tons of young and nice and good mood like yours, meet great friends again and sweet girls, when you talk about choosing the next day to rent a car and go down the road to Manganari beach where they shot the movie "Le Grand Bleu", then stop at Koulouma beach, which colours leave you speechless, when you talk about being supposed to stay one week but in fact stay stucked for months, then you talk about ...Ios
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That would be a HR for YHOO, to get into mobile marketing, and they have the cash.
I am a believer in this deal.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
And what PPS do you have Yahoo paying in your little dream? Bagholders are not going to take less than $13-15, and it's hard to see why the recent confirmation of the poor quality of Velti's receivables and the general low business acumen of "management", not to mention the collapse of the PPS below $4, should make a takeover bidder willing to pay that much.
If Yahoo wanted to pay $14 they could have done it when the price was $8. If the collapse to $4 makes them willing to pay $8, then there wouldn't be enough bagholders to accept it. Yes?
You can bet that analysts and maybe even PE firms and possible bidders are even now going over Velti's receivables in great detail. If no bid emerges by next earnings, AND if there is no signicant recovery of the PPS SOON, you can bet it's because they STINK, and no one wants to touch them with a ten-foot pole.
If VELT stays below $5 for another 7 days, how many more institutions will be forced into sales?
Not saying there's no value in VELT, just that management are either going to have to show it, or get the f. out.
Disclosure: Chief Baggie.
Sentiment: Hold
Your problem is you are thinking in the present. The future is what VELT is all about. In 2-3 years mobile advertising and whatever else electronics people are using will have ads ads ads, julst like on TV and VELT is the leader in this beaten down sector now, so when the sector rises, so does VELT, and what to really smart people do, BUY BEATEN DOWN STOCKS, you are living in the present, people who make money live towards the future.


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Elizabeth Werlau highlights the Volunteer Firemen's Hall and Museum of Kingston this week in Hudson Valley History.
"Kingston's firematic history dates back more than 350 years, to a time when residents relied on designated fire wardens and bucket brigades for protection," she writes. "Though the City of Kingston has had a paid department for more than a century, volunteer firefighters continue to provide service and have created a unique tribute to the contributions of those who served before them."
The appreciation for volunteer firefighters continues to this day at the hall that was erected in 1857, and turned into a museum in 1980.
"Today, the museum contains an extensive collection that includes fire apparatus, photographs, memorabilia and written histories pertaining to the various volunteer fire departments throughout Ulster County," writes Werlau.
Read more about the Volunteer Firemen's Hall in Hudson Valley History. Click here to visit Hudson Valley History, by AJ Schenkman and Elizabeth Werlau.
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The 2009 Toyota Tacoma may be the Japanese automaker's smallest pickup, but it has long since left the realm of the compact courier. The Tacoma is the best selling pickup in its segment and dwarfs the Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado in every area that counts. Its closest competitors are now the Dodge Dakota and Nissan Frontier and, while worthy opponents, neither can match the Tacoma's long history of reliability and high resale value. Wrapped in muscular, aggressive sheetmetal and touting the most powerful V6 engine ever to grace a small Toyota, the Tacoma has much to offer those who take their pickup trucks seriously.
If you're looking for a capable pickup larger than a Ford Ranger, but not as massive as a Dodge Ram, look into the 2009 Toyota Tacoma. When it comes to reliability in this segment, many organizations rank it at the top of its class.
If you've driven the Honda Ridgeline or Nissan Frontier and were impressed by their car-like ride and handling, you might be disappointed that the Tacoma still drives very much like a truck.
All Tacoma trucks are now fitted with Toyota's STAR Safety System that adds anti-lock brakes (ABS) and electronic traction and stability control. Also standard are front-seat side-impact airbags and full-length side curtain airbags. A new Automatic Limited-slip Differential (Auto-LSD) replaces last year's mechanical model and is standard on all trims except for TRD Off-Road Package-equipped vehicles. Access Cab models receive standard power windows and door locks as well as redesigned rear seat.
The Tacoma we tested was a Double Cab, long-bed model equipped with a V6, four-wheel drive, five-speed automatic transmission and the SR5 package that includes an automatic limited-slip differential. Put...
... the pedal to the floor and you can feel and hear the powerful V6 working, conveying a refined sort of ruggedness. On the highway, our Tacoma rode rather nicely, but it almost seemed out of its element negotiating city streets. In general, the Tacoma always felt like it'd be happier hauling or towing something or negotiating rocks in a river. On one hand, that's exactly the attitude many buyers will require for a truck. On the other hand, the Tacoma's competition includes some other very capable trucks that offer a more "car-like" daily driving experience – namely the Honda Ridgeline and Nissan Frontier.
Six-Speed Manual
The Tacoma's six-speed manual transmission helps take full advantage of the available 236-horsepower V6.
Functional Bed
All Tacomas feature a composite inner bed with built-in storage compartments and four rail-mounted sliding tie-down cleats.
Getting into and out of the 2009 Toyota Tacoma is easy, and the firm seats are designed with pleasant bolstering and adjustability to fit most body types and sizes. Access and Double Cab models now feature active headrests which move up and forward in the event of an accident. A recessed, three-ring instrument cluster looks handsome and is in clear view. Most, if not all of the controls are easy to reach and adjust, and steering wheel-mounted controls for the radio are available. Overall, the mid-size Tacoma feels very roomy. On the Double Cab, the big back doors open up to a back seat as roomy as that in many small sedans.
The 2009 Toyota Tacoma succeeds by blending classic Toyota truck styling with design features of some larger domestic models. Oversized headlamps and a wide trapezoidal grille dominate the Tacoma's assertive-looking exterior and, at a glance, the Tacoma might be mistaken for a domestic truck. The overall exterior of the Tacoma is well done, and an impeccable level of fit and finish is a known characteristic of Toyota products. Double Cab models offer a class-first roof-rack system that attaches to the roof rails. Integrated deck rails found in the bed can be used to secure optional accessories, such as the fork-mounted bike rack and diamond-plate storage boxes. The Tacoma's bed features a protective composite bed liner that is both durable and light.
The two-wheel-drive Tacoma's base four-cylinder engine displaces 2.7 liters. Other standard equipment includes an AM/FM CD satellite-ready sound system, auxiliary audio input jack, anti-lock brakes (ABS), front side-impact and side curtain airbags, traction and stability control, tachometer, two instrument panel powerpoints and rear mudguards. Access Cab X-Runner and Double Cab models include bucket seats with center console, power mirrors, power windows and power door locks.
Options include the 4.0-liter V6, four-wheel drive, JBL audio with Bluetooth connectivity, the SR5 Packages, which adds color-keyed overfenders and front bumper, chrome grille surround and a chrome rear bumper and the TRD Off-Road Package. Double and Access Cabs can be fit with a new rear backup camera while transmission upgrades from the base five-speed manual include a four-speed automatic, five-speed automatic and six-speed manual. Optional body configurations include Access Cab and Double Cab models, plus a long bed. Hill-start Assist (HAC) is available on V6 models with automatic transmissions. There are also a myriad of TRD parts available including the Big Brake Package and a supercharger.
Both of the Tacoma's engines, the four-cylinder and the V6, feature Toyota's VVT-i technology (Variable Valve Timing with intelligence) that minimizes the compromise between low-end torque and peak horsepower. Combined with a choice of four available transmissions, two- or four-wheel drive, three cab styles and more, Toyota makes it easy to get exactly the pickup you want. Maximum towing and payload capacities are 6,500 pounds and 1,535 pounds, respectively.
2.7-liter in-line 4
159 horsepower @ 5200 rpm
180 lb.-ft. of torque @ 3800 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 20/26 (2WD, manual), 19/25 (2WD, automatic),
17/22 (4WD, manual)
4.0-liter V6
236 horsepower @ 5200 rpm
266 lb.-ft. of torque @ 3800 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 15/19 (2WD, manual), 17/21 (2WD, automatic), 14/19 (4WD, manual), 16/20 (4WD, automatic)
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Based on 1497 Ratings for the 2005 - 2015 models.Review this car
By Ed on Sunday, July 24, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 16,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Dependability, Gas mileage , handling, Quality"
Cons: "Engine could use a little more power"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The truck gets about 19 mpg city and 24 mpg hwy. I had a 2008 Tacoma it was almost identical to this 2013. We took a trip to Mt Rushmore Didn't do well in the Rocky Mtn's, at 80MPH the gas mileage suffers. As a local hauler this rig is outstanding we have badly deteriorated streets, the ride is better than my wifes Volvo. I have not a single complaint about the fit and quality of the interior, it is well laid out with everything within reach and lots of storage. I dearly love the back up camera, I'm 78 and I depend on it to park. If I had it ti do over I would have gotten a 6 cyl but this 4 cyl does great."
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By JinAZ on Tuesday, July 19, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 199,465overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Reliable, low maintenance, loyal"
Cons: "Wish it had rear disc brakes for safety"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This truck has been very loyal to me, I've gotten my money's worth over the years I've owned it. Maintenance is minimal, just tire rotation, balance, oil changes. Brake pad changes. Once transmission, radiator, and brake lines flushed. Never had any issues with starting. It's a truck, so it rides like a truck. If you like a car ride, get a car, right? I commute to work on it, and it's not the best on gas mileage, yet, it's a truck! I can count on it and not sure I will see another car like this one. As someone wrote, the day will come that I will have to part with it, it will be a sad day for me. The Tacoma is not perfect, but has been perfect for me."
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By Rusty on Friday, July 8, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 55,000overall rating 1 of 10rating details
Pros: "Looks cool."
Cons: "For a truck, it cannot do truck things."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"Not quite sure even where to start with this vehicle, other than it is the most uncomfortable, least capable truck I've ever owned. Quiet frankly, it has turned into an expensive commuting vehicle with horrible fuel economy. I'll start with an explanation of my ratings above: Value: On paper the vehicle and specs look good. It can tow up to 6500 lbs with the Tow Package, and has a payload of 1400 lbs (approx.). It has 5 seat belts and with the TRD Sport Pkg was purchased for approximately $28k. However, the performance of the truck is very different. With 500-700 lbs of payload in the bed, the truck handles so differently, it is scary. It leans and rolls to the point I feel completely unsafe. The tow rating on the truck is decent, but again reality is very different. I tow regularly between 3500-4000 lbs and again this challenges the truck. Using this truck as a truck has also lead to major mechanical issues and thousands of dollars (+$4000) in maintenance costs over the last three years. Toyota has told me I tow and haul wrong, but the facts are; I've only used half the capability of the truck. Very disappointing. Reliability: Horrible! Spark knock - The truck has had spark knock since the first oil change. I've had the dealership run diagnostics almost every time it is in for servicing and have been told this is all normal. Very disappointing. Suspension - I have had to completely replace the rear suspension. Both rear leaf springs were bent so badly the truck had a 3 inch sag. Toyota again contributed it to towing; however, not once has the truck towed close to the towing limit. One of the front struts also blew after 15k miles. Trailer Brake Harness - With the factory tow package, the truck is pre-wired for a trailer brake controller. Toyota (and the blogs and YouTube videos) state the harness for this controller is located behind the driver kick panel. However, after hours of personally looking for this harness, having my mechanic look for it, and again the dealership look for it; the harness is nowhere to be found. Toyota has stated that I need to pay for their tech to spend any more time looking for this harness. All very disappointing. Quality: With the above issues, I rate the quality poor. Also, the seat cushions have compressed making the driver seat very uncomfortable. Driving dynamics: The truck hates to stop. Even after upgrading tires, the truck just slides when braking on dry concrete. Braking distance is unsafe! The anti-roll equipment regularly engages on freeway ramps. This system uses the brakes to "assist" the vehicle from rolling; however, is too sensitive. The last thing a driver needs is the vehicle randomly slamming on the brakes when trying to enter a freeway. I do not drive this truck any different than any other vehicle, but it is challenged. Also, the traction control system on this truck is worthless. Design: The truck looks very cool on the outside. The inside is dull and bland. Comfort and convenience: Comfort is very poor to the point of unbearable. The driving position is too low, the seats do not have adequate cushion, and only children under 5 feet can sit in the back seats. It is basically a two person vehicle. The truck can only be driven for 3 hours at a time before my back and leg pain is so great I have to get out of the truck. Not convenient on road trips, especially when towing and trips take longer. Overall rating: If there was a rating of less then 1, this truck deserves it. It is not capable of towing or hauling. It is uncomfortable. It is not reliable. Fuel economy is not remotely close to EPA rating. This vehicle is an overgrown Camry and is worthless. I have spent thousands of dollars in maintenance, and renting vehicles over the last 3 years of ownership. Very disappointing, DO NOT BUY."
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By AdCand on Thursday, July 7, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 196,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Very reliable, handles well, holds value"
Cons: "poor cup holders,"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I purchased my Toyota Tacoma for yard/house work and to drive to work. It has proven to be the most reliable vehicle I have owned. It is a great drive and has adequate power for my purposes. I have never had it in the shop other than routine maintenance. I have 196K and counting on it and it is just as strong as the day I bought it."
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By zippity on Monday, June 27, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 36,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "price, maintain value, driving comfort,"
Cons: "back access seating not for adults on longer trips"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"very good for two adults/two children. back access is not for long distant travel. great for extra storage."
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By maverick on Saturday, June 4, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 40,000overall rating 4 of 10rating details
Pros: "None i paid way to much"
Cons: "to many to list toyotas are cheaply built but high"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"Uncomfortable to drive. Terrible road noise, I cant talk on the phone with hands free to much noise. Terrible gas mileage, with very little power. Truck is very under powered. I have the access cab what a waste of space."
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Australia's prime minister says the IMF needs more capital to fight current and future financial crises.
The current financial crisis has exposed inadequacies in the International Monetary Fund's structure and operations. The Fund not only failed to foresee this crisis, but its resources and governance structure have proved inadequate to deal with it. Yet in every crisis lies opportunity. At the Group of 20 Leaders Summit in April, IMF member states have the chance to work toward meaningful, lasting reform to ensure the IMF is never again caught flat-footed.
Australia is co-chairing the G-20 working group on IMF reform. Australia believes that to respond effectively to this crisis, IMF member states will need to act quickly to reform the Fund's governance, increase its resourcing and adapt its lending instruments and other procedures to respond to the current situation. Some of these reforms have proved difficult and protracted in the past. But it would be a historic error to settle for piecemeal changes that preserve backward-looking governance structures or leave the IMF unprepared for the next crisis.
In the short term, we need to identify practical, pragmatic changes that can be implemented relatively quickly and we need to agree on credible processes for progressing longer-term reforms.
First, member states can boost confidence in the Fund by substantially increasing its resources. Such a move would make clear that the Fund is well placed to meet additional requests for financing from members in this highly uncertain global economic environment. Since the Fund needs capital urgently, additional resources will have to come from IMF borrowing from creditor members. This injection could be structured by way of bilateral arrangements such as the one recently announced with Japan. Alternatively, the Fund could also expand an existing line of credit -- called the New Arrangements to Borrow -- that it already has with advanced-economy members. This option would give significant emerging-market economies an opportunity to contribute.
Second, there is a need to improve the legitimacy of the IMF by realigning the distribution of membership shares, called quotas. In particular, more needs to be done to boost the share of dynamic emerging-market economies in IMF decision-making, in line with their growing economic weight. We recognize that this reform will take time. However, there is a pressing case to accelerate the next general review of quotas within two rather than five years, and commit to a significant increase for the most significant emerging countries -- especially China. Anything less would send a negative signal to emerging markets and developing countries and undermine the Fund's legitimacy.
A third, major positive step that the IMF membership could take is to allocate additional Special Drawing Rights to its newer members. SDRs are an official international reserve asset issued by the IMF to its members, which can exchange them for freely useable currency. The system, as it stands now, is inequitable. Countries that joined the IMF after 1981 have never received an SDR allocation. In 1997 the board of governors agreed to allocate SDRs to these countries, but that decision was never implemented. Proceeding with such an allocation would provide much-needed foreign exchange reserves to many countries seriously affected by the current crisis. Importantly, it would bolster confidence in the Fund and provide a tangible commitment by the international community to resolving the crisis.
Fourth, the IMF needs to adapt its practices to the nature and scale of the current crisis. It has already taken a positive step by establishing a short-term liquidity facility, but this capital pool needs to be significantly increased in size. The Fund must be able to offer all strong and well-managed countries a precautionary liquidity facility that they can take on a standby basis. In addition, the IMF needs to support governments' efforts to revive their financial systems. IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn urged governments last month to help restructure banks, noting that "there will be no economic recovery as long as banks pile up new debt." The IMF should consider supporting -- through expertise and financing -- the creation of a network of national "bad banks" to take on toxic assets.
Fifth, the IMF needs to take a stronger role in the future to help ensure that this type of crisis never happens again. The IMF should be given a strengthened mandate for prudential analysis and should provide early warning of vulnerabilities and advice on remedial policies to reduce global risk and increase system stability.
The overall challenge in all these areas is to secure international agreement on practical action in the short term and meaningful IMF reform for the long term. We need to identify changes that can be made now, and that will signal to the world that reform is underway. At the G-20 meeting in London in April, it will be important to focus on what is achievable while maintaining the required level of ambition. This year, the goal of all member states must be to help give the IMF the support it needs to provide assistance during this crisis and renew its mandate for the future.
Mr. Rudd is prime minister of Australia.


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We are five days away from the 2013 Blogathon over at GraphiContent where I and 15 other writers will discuss a wide range of topics over the course of 24 straight hours with new posts every 30 minutes. Like the 2011 Blogathon, my charity of choice this time is the Hero Initiative. Last year, we raised over $500 dollars for the Hero Initiative and, so far, we've gotten $144 in sponsorship for this year's Blogathon. If you would like to donate, there are several ways:
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* Donating funds to Peter David and his family through the Hero Initiative
I have added the Peter David link, because he and his family could use the support — and because it is a perfect example of what the Hero Initiative does. Most of us are aware that the organisation exists and have an idea of what it's intended to do, but we don't necessarily get a glimpse of what the Hero Initiative actually does. Well, this is one of those things. Peter David suffered a stroke over the holidays and the Hero Initiative is helping to provide funds to him and his family as he recovers. It's a very direct and easy to see demonstration of what your money will be doing if you choose to donate and sponsor us in the Blogathon.
If you do choose to do so, drop me an e-mail at chevett13[AT]yahoo[DOT]ca so I can record you contribution.
This year's Blogathon is going to be a bit different than my four previous Blogathons. Instead of simply writing by myself all day, I have enlisted 15 talented writers to join me. We have selected topics and they will each provide a post on their specific topic with me writing two bookend posts — the second one being a response of some kind to what they wrote (and to keep things lively and fresh, I won't be reading any of the other posts until I post them). The stellar line-up is:
Tim Callahan (he will kick things off and conclude things, writing two posts on two different topics), Tucker Stone, David Brothers, Alec Berry, Brian Cronin, Graeme McMillan, Jeff Lester, Tim O'Neil, Ryan K. Lindsay, Adam Langton, Matt Brady, Ales Kot, Shawn Starr, Kaitlin Tremblay, and Augie de Blieck, Jr. Some of the topics being discussed: Kirby's '70s work, the idea of keeping up with other critics, Dreadstar #1-12, when the best time to have given up superhero comics was, Identity Crisis, and favourite Peter David Star Trek novels.
In addition to that part of the Blogathon, I will also be writing 16 posts here on Comics Should be Good during the same half-hour period when the other writers' posts go up here. I will be counting down my top 10 comics of 2012, my top five comics from before 2012 that I read in 2012, and some other 'best of 2012' post that I haven't quite figured out yet.
The whole thing begins on Saturday January 26 at 9am EST. I hope you will drop by and, hopefully, donate some money to a worthy cause, the Hero Initiative.
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Libya: Sufis under attack —again
With Islamist-led militia in nearly complete control of the Libyan capital, the historic Othman Pasha Madrassa in Tripoli's Old City was vandalized Oct. 11 by a crowd of gunmen. The door to the madrassa was smashed, books and Korans stolen, and the tree in the center of the courtyard chopped down, in "an act of apparent sheer vindictiveness." The madrassa was apparently targeted because it has for many years been a Sufi institution. It had been similarly attacked two years ago, with graves from its cemetery dug up and the remains removed. Also Oct. 11, gunmen attempted to invade the Darghouth Mosque across a narrow street from the madrassa, but were prevented by armed locals. (Libya Herald, Oct. 12)
Benghazi: youth activists slain in 'Black Friday'
Benghazi is in a "state of shock" after at least nine well-known civil rights activists and army officers were assassinated in the eastern port city on Sept. 19, dubbed by local media "Black Friday." Four are said to have survived the assassinations, which targeted at least 13 people. The Unidentified gunmen killed a four current and former senior army officers, as well as two popular youth activists and bloggers, Tawfik Bensaud and Sami Elkawafi—aged 18 and 17. Days earlier, Bensaud had said in an interview with Huffington Post: "A military movement alone can't solve the crisis; there must a civil movement that works parallel to it. If youth are given a chance, they can find a peaceful solution. My message to Libya's youth is, you are powerful and you can make change. You just need to take the opportunity and act." (Middle East Eye, IBT, Libyan Youth Voices, Sept. 20)
AQIM renegades pledge fealty to ISIS
A new armed group calling itself the "Soldiers of the Caliphate in Algeria" has split from al-Qaeda's North African framchise and sworn loyalty to ISIS. In a communique released Sept. 14, a regional commander of al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) said he has from the group, accusing it of "deviating from the true path." Seeming to address ISIS "caliph" Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the commander, Gouri Abdelmalek AKA Khaled Abu Suleimane, wrote, "You have in the Islamic Maghreb men if you order them they will obey you." The newly created "Caliphate Soldiers" or "Jound al Khilafa fi Ard al Jazayer" is the second group to break with AQIM and pledge loyalty to ISIS, the first one being Mokhtar Belmokhtar's "Those who sign in Blood," which observers say is now likely based in southern Libya. (Reuters, Al Jazeera, Sept. 15)
Libya: 'war crimes' seen in spiraling militia attacks
Libyan militia forces battling for control of Tripoli and surrounding areas have engaged in attacks on civilians and civilian property that in some cases amount to war crimes, Human Rights Watch said Sept. 8. Thousands of residents fled their homes during five weeks of fighting between the Libyan Dawn alliance, led by militias from the coastal city of Misrata, and a coalition of militias from the inland mountain town of Zintan. Human Rights Watch has documened a series of attacks by Libyan Dawn forces on civilians and civilian property since they took control of Tripoli, beginning with its civilian airport, on Aug. 24. "Commanders on both sides need to rein in their forces and end the cycle of abuses or risk being first in line for possible sanctions and international prosecution," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East and North Africa director at HRW.
Sudan arming Libyan Dawn rebels?
The Libyan government—now exiled to the eastern city of Tobruk—expelled the Sudanese military attaché on Sept. 6, charging that a Sudanese military transport loaded with munitions illegally entered Libyan airspace bound for Tripoli's Mitiga airport. The weapons were discovered when the plane stopped to refuel at the southern oasis town of Kufra, and were presumably intended for the Islamist-led Libyran Dawn rebels that are now in control of Tripoli. "Sudan is interposing itself by providing arms to a terrorist group that is attacking the headquarters of the state," said a government statement. "This also represents a clear violation of international resolutions, and the latest UN Security Council resolution." Sudan confirmed sending the plane but insisted the weapons were intended for legitimate border forces patrolling the southern desert. "The plane did not carry any material for armed groups in Libya," Sudan's army spokesman al-Sawarmi Khalid told the local TV channel Shouruq. (The Guardian, Sept. 7; Libya Herald, Sept. 6)
Libyan Dawn rebels in control of Tripoli
Libyan government forces and helicopters belonging to renegade general Khalifa Haftar bombed ammunition sites of suspected Islamist militants in Benghazi on Sept. 4. Fighting in the two main cities Tripoli and Benghazi has now displaced 100,000 people. (Reuters, Sept. 4) The Islamist-led Libyan Dawn rebels have effective control of Tripoli, and on Sept. 1 raided the evacuated US embassy compound. (Al Jazeera, Sept. 1) A delegation from Libya's House of Representatives has failed in repeated bids to broker a cease-fire with the Libyan Dawn coalition. Libya's parliament has taken refuge in the eastern city of Tobruk, having been displaced from both Tripoli and Benghazi. (Libya Herald, Sept. 9) Libya's Grand Mufit Sadiq al-Ghariani is accused by the parliament of backing "terrorists." The country's recently appointed prime minister Abdullah al-Thinni urged lawmakers to remove Ghariani after he broadcast several sermons online in support of the Dawn coalition and other Islamist-aligned militias. (The Economist, Sept. 3)
Libya: who bombed Tripoli?
Unidentified warplanes carried out air-strikes on a small arms depot and other targets controlled by Islamist militias in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, Aug. 18. At least six were killed in the strikes. The strikes were beyond the capacity of the limited Libyan Air Force, and Libyan authorities said the planes had come from a foreign state. The US, France, Italy and Egypt all denied responsibility. Also hit in the raid were camps along the road to Tripoli's airport, which is contested by rival militias. Another target was Tripoli's Mitiga air base, also controlled by Islamists. At least 100 have been killed in fighting in Tripoli over the past month. (NYT, Xinhua, Aug. 19)
Libya parliament votes for foreign intervention
Libya's parliament on Aug. 13 passed a measure calling for foreign intervention to protect civilians from deadly clashes between rival militia groups. MPs were meeting in the eastern city of Tobruk because of violence in the capital Tripoli and the second city Benghazi. The resolution, which passed by 111 out of 124, calls on the "United Nations and the Security Council to immediately intervene to protect civilians and state institutions in Libya." The body also voted to formally disband Libya's militia brigades left over from the 2011 revolution that have yet to be incorporated into a regular army. Fighting between the rival Zintan and Misrata militias for control of Tripoli's airport left over 200 dead last month. (AFP, Aug. 14; BBC News, Aug. 13) Libya's caretaker prime minister, Abdullah Thinni, meanwhile issued a statement assuring that all of the country's oil ports are still under the "control" of the central authorities—a clear sign of fears that they aren't. (Libya Herald, Aug. 14) On the day before the parliament vote, Col. Mohamed al-Suwaisi, head of the Tripoli Security Directorate, was assassinated while his car waited at an intersection after leaving a meeting with police commanders in Tajoura, a suburb of the capital. (Libya Herald, Middle East Eye, Aug. 12)


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The Southern Colorado Film Commission says the decision to use the central Colorado mining town is not final, but up to five scenes could be filmed in the valley.
The remake will reportedly feature Johnny Depp. If a deal is reached, it would be the first major studio production in the valley since parts of the 1994 movie "Wyatt Earp" were filmed in Conejos County.
The New Mexico Film Office announced in January that primary filming for the movie would begin this month in that state and continue into August.


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Journal of Psycholinguistic Research
, Volume 6, Issue 1, pp 1-19
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On the surface structure of infinitive-complement sentences
- Susan KemperAffiliated withDepartment of Psychology, Cornell University
- , Jack CatlinAffiliated withDepartment of Psychology, Cornell University
- , John S. BowersAffiliated withDepartment of Modern Languages and Linguistics, Cornell University
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Linguists' inability to reach consensus about the surface structure of infinitive-complement sentences with verbs likebelieve is a consequence of unresolved foundational disputes about the nature of generative grammar. Naive native speakers' linguistic intuitions about sentences of this type, as assessed by elicitation of judgments about surface structure, also fail to provide a solution to this problem. Insofar as we have no way of deciding on the surface structure ofbelieve-type infinitive-complement sentences, click-displacement results with these materials cannot be used to support either a surface-structure account or a deep-structure account of the parsing of sentences in the process of comprehension.
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- On the surface structure of infinitive-complement sentences
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Journal of Psycholinguistic Research
Volume 6, Issue 1 , pp 1-19
- Cover Date
- 1977-01
- Print ISSN
- 0090-6905
- Online ISSN
- 1573-6555
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers-Plenum Publishers
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- Susan Kemper (1)
- Jack Catlin (1)
- John S. Bowers (2)
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Researches on Population Ecology
, Volume 13, Issue 2, pp 97-113
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Parameter estimates from mark-recapture experiments on two populations subject to migration and death
- A. Neil ArnasonAffiliated withStatistics Department, Edinburgh UniversityComputer Science Department, University of Manitoba
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A model is developed for a triple catch marking experiment on two areas with migration between the two areas and death or emigration occurring. Estimates of the parameters of the model are derived. Some of these estimates are shown to be suitable even under certain restrictions on migration (e.g. animals may be restricted to a single transfer in the course of the experiment). Variances of the estimates were not derived but some rules were developed, based on computer simulations, to guide the experimenter in planning experiments and in judging the precision of his estimates.
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- Parameter estimates from mark-recapture experiments on two populations subject to migration and death
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Researches on Population Ecology
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- 1972-03
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- 0034-5466
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- 1437-5613
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- Springer-Verlag
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The Best Blueberry Banana Muffins
Total Time
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I got these off the internet. These were one of my mom's favorites.
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- 1 1⁄4 cups sugar
- 2⁄3 cup butter
- 1⁄4 cup buttermilk
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 3 medium ripe bananas
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 3⁄4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄8 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup fresh/frozen blueberries
- Heat oven to 350°.
- In large mix bowl, combine sugar, buttermilk, butter, bananas, eggs and vanilla.
- Beat at medium speed, scraping bowl often until creamy (1-2 min).
- Add flour, baking soda and salt.
- Beat at low speed until moistened (1-2 min.).
- By hand, stir in blueberries.
- Spoon into paper-lined muffin cups.
- Bake for 25-30 min.
- or until toothpick inserted into center comes out clean.
- Remove from pan, cook and sprinkle with powdered sugar.
- Makes 6 Texas-size muffins with a little left over to freeze and bake later.
- When I make these, I just sprinkle granulated sugar on top prior to baking, and omit the powdered sugar.
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Everybody loved these - perfect combination of blueberries and bananas. I used 1/4 cup sour cream instead of the buttermilk, 2 large overripe bananas, and 1 1/2 cup fresh blueberries. 350 degrees 23 minutes for the round silicone muffin cups, 27 minutes for the square ones. Made 22 regular size muffins. Next time maybe I'll use less butter.


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Okay, New Mexico Highlands alumni. In case you haven't been around for a while, let's catch you up on how your alma mater is doing in other sports across campus.
• NMHU men's cross country leads the pack. The team has been ranked as high as 18th in the NCAA Division II this season and is sixth among men's teams in the South Central region, the toughest in the nation. Highlands' goal will be to crack that top six, the cut-off to qualify for nationals as a team.
Several area teams are ranked in the most recent of various statewide polls.
Robertson girls' soccer is tied with St. Michael's for fourth in the Class 1A-3A ranks, according to New Mexico Soccer.com. The Lady Cardinals are 11-2 overall under first-year coach Ian Williamson.
Hope Christian is No. 1, followed by Sandia Prep and Socorro, with RHS and St. Mike's rounding out the top five.
The following is this coming weekend's schedule of Las Vegas Young American Football League games, coordinated through the Las Vegas Recreation Department.
Junior Division: 49ers vs. Dolphins, 9 a.m. Sunday, Cardinal Stadium
Senior Division: Cowboys vs. Lions, 10:15 a.m. Sunday, Cardinal Stadium
The following is this coming weekend's schedule of Las Vegas Youth Soccer League matches.
U6: Galaxy vs. Chivas, Rapids vs. Fire, Sounders vs. Earthquakes, United vs. Dynamo, all at 8:45 a.m. Saturday at Commerce Street Park; Crew have bye week
U8: Hot Spurs vs. AC Milan, Juventus vs. Bayern, Manchester City vs Barcelona, Mora vs. Real Madrid, all at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Commerce Street Park
• West Las Vegas vs. Laguna-Acoma, 7 p.m., Herrera Complex
• NMHU women vs. Fort Lewis, 7 p.m., Perkins Stadium
• NMHU at Metro State, 7 p.m., Denver
• West Las Vegas (A,B,C) at Bernalillo, 3 p.m., Bernalillo
• Memorial Middle School vs. Valley, 4 p.m., TBA
• NMHU alumni home run derby, etc., TBA, Brandt Park
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• NMHU at Oklahoma Panhandle State, 10 a.m., Goodwell, Okla.
The New Mexico Highlands men's cross country team came up just one point shy of sweeping the top five and earning a perfect score in winning Saturday's NMHU XC Jam.
Ismael Samano, who's been a consistent top-two man for the Cowboys over the last couple seasons, won the individual men's title by finishing in 25 minutes, 32 seconds.
Memorial Middle School's cross country team demonstrated both depth and ability — particularly on the girls' side — in coasting to victory in Saturday's Meadow City Invitational at the Gene Torres Golf Course.
Led by Makayla Quintana's winning performance, MMS swept the top three, placed five of the first six and seven of the top 10 in the girls' race.
Also Saturday, the West Las Vegas high school boys' junior varsity had a solid outing to garner a team title. Dylan Trujillo led the Dons by taking second overall.
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During his time as mayor of Las Vegas, Henry O. Sanchez spent many hours at City Hall.
Over his three decades in the Meadow City, he also became well-known for his corner table at the Hillcrest, home of many a chat with friends and cohorts. He was a regular at church, and he spent plenty of time out in the community with humanitarian causes such as his Love Thy Neighbor fund.
Eight notable athletes whose time at New Mexico Highlands from different eras spanning from 1956 to 1995 will be honored on Thursday as the H Club inducts its Class of 2012.
The ceremony, immediately preceded by the naming of the Wilson Complex floor in honor of the late Henry O. Sanchez, is part of a banquet beginning at 5 p.m.
Avenging a narrow defeat earlier this season, New Mexico Highlands rolled past Adams State 3-1 in women's soccer this past Sunday at Perkins Stadium.
Crystal Schuder, who'd scored her first goal in Friday's win over Colorado State-Pueblo, found the Grizzly net twice on Sunday afternoon. Her second score proved to be the game-winner.
Schuder scored three minutes into the contest. Kelsie Roberts took a pass from Marci Johnson and dished to Schuder from inside the box, beating Adams State goalkeeper Christie Stemple.
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He gets right to the heart of it in 2 minutes. Watch:
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If he can't put these obvious things together, is he really fit to be President?
Clearly, the 'leaders' of that party are having a difficult time wrapping their heads around these.
We don't want to have to go back to this.
Dear GOP, you really are your own worst enemy.
Sorry, we think we'll pass.
How many millions of cancer tests and STD screenings must they provide before the GOP declares a ceasefire?
One woman's plea leaves us speechless.
What happened over 10 years? A new kind of GOP, perhaps?


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Brilliant!!! Wm, you and Gervais rock! What was that that 'twizzler' snack thing that the french-fry guy offered? It looked like a deep-fried hotdog.
Taylor Hicks says about exercising on the road... "I just take off running, with a hat on," he says. And when covering up his distinctive gray mop, "I've walked through a thousand fans and nobody notices."
Yeah, Taylor? It aint the hat that makes no one notice you. Sorry buddy.
Also on TV - Did anyone see Letterman last night? Paula Abdul blaming her drunkeness in that infamous Seattle TV clip on "ALIEN ABDUCTION"? Why can't she just admit she was shit-canned? Why the song and dance? She went so far to say that she's NEVER been drunk in her life. No one likes a liar, Paula.
That was Jamie Oliver. Fucking hilarious!
I thought shit canned meant fired and shit faced meant drunk. Have I been wrong all this time?
I soooo hope Sanjaya wins at all. One million out-sourced to India customer service telephone reps can't be wrong!
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A year in Scotland allows me to impart to you that a turkey twizzler is indeed a bit of deep-fried meat, which has been artificially formed into a corkscrew shape.
Maybe the Stranger would like to make another foray into the culinary world?
never mind heather's wooden leg, just vote her off for her wooden dancing.
Howard Stern has joined forces with votefortheworst.com to keep Sanjaya in as long as possible. Can I count on the citizens of The Slog to help too? If nothing else, it makes a terrible TV experience somewhat bearable. Check out howardstern.com for a heads up on the phone # to call for Sanjaya. It should be up ~6 pm pacific time.
That PSA's really great.
Jamie Oliver's an English chef who's been campaigning for higher-quality school lunches - thus the bit about him with the turkey twizzlers and nuggets and all.
PS Megan, it looks like we've got two commenters in Scotland. I'm in Edinburgh.
The bit about Extras coming to an end is not all bad news. The CW up till now has been that the show was already finished after series 2 wrapped up, so this one-off finale is something of a bonus.
It's even funnier than that, Gabriel. Oliver had a project to feed good nutritious food -- not school-nutritionist gunk but fresh ingredients prepared under his supervision -- and the kids and parents went ballistic. There was a group of moms sneaking up and pushing Burger King burgers through the chain link fence at lunchtime; I think some of them got arrested.
There is no nation on earth as devoted to the pursuit of sloth, obesity and heart disease as the British. They make your run-of-the-mill Midwestern fatties look like Atkins zealots.
Update: AI was a two hour show, so the phone lines opened up @ 7 Pacific. Sanjaya's # is 866-436-5708.
I'm glad to see your appreciation of the Swayze/Gilbert casting. Definitely a match made in heaven. This show will be awesome.
This clip from the same Comic Relief special is pretty good too. Catherine Tate's not so funny, but it's worth watching to see Blair's bit.
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