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Artefacts highlight 3000 years history of Ghazni—the capital of Islamic Civilization in 2013
Today, UNESCO and the Afghan Ministry of Communication and Culture inaugurated, in preparation of the 2013 milestone event in Ghazni, a choice of artefacts relating to that area, being part of the rich collections kept at the National Museum of Afghanistan in Kabul.
Ghazni has been chosen by ISESCO, the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, to be the Asian capital of Islamic civilization for the year 2013.
Mr. Sayed Makhdom Raheen, the Afghan Minister of Information and Culture, stressed on the importance of preserving the Afghan cultural heritage and thanked UNESCO for supporting the Ministry on this endeavour.
"UNESCO is supporting ISESCO and the MoIC to make the historic year of 2013 a success for Afghanistan in the midst of challenges posed by insecurity and a lack of resources" said Mr. Brendan Cassar, Culture Programme Specialist for UNESCO Kabul.
Ghazni has always been a stronghold, and sometimes a kingmaker in Central and South Asia. It is strategically located between the Persian plateau and the Indus river valley at an elevation of 2200 meters above sea level. In this area, civilizations have extended over a time span of more than 30 centuries, with memories and evidence of multiple cultures intermingling and coexisting through the ages.
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Here's how our 3-Day Weekender works: Pick any weekend (Friday and Saturday nights through May 15) and add the Thursday night before or the Sunday night after for a total of three nights. Our scheduled three-day rates thru Saturday, May 15 are as follows, along with the 15% discounted rate:
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Watch this video for a look at spring activities in Estes Park.
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Click to see a one-minute video showcasing our guests enjoying their winter visits to Rams Horn Village Resort, Estes Park, and Rocky Mountain National Park.
Details: All prices are subject to sales tax (9.7%) and are based on availability. Some Holiday periods are excluded. When making reservations, please refer to the "We Love Our Vets" program. Reservations made by individuals need to have a full deposit paid for a one-night stay or a 50% deposit for two or more night stay. No refunds or credit can be issued for deposits cancelled less than 21 days prior to arrival. Two-night minimum. Veterans using this program must email or fax proof of Veteran status, either a DD 214 or a membership card in a Veteran Service Organization. At check-in, veterans will receive a package of local coupons from other local businesses. Programs are subject to change without notice.
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raised every day of the year at the Rocky entrance stations.
October – Third Night Free
Book any two nights from Tuesday, October 13 thru Sunday, October 31 and get the third night free. This is a wonderful time to visit Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. Weather permitting, Trail Ridge Road is open. The full National Park, of course, is open 24-7-365. Scenic drives, exhilarating hikes, and beautiful mountain vistas are all part of this late fall mountain experience.
This time of the year, lakes and streams begin acquiring a thin layer of early morning feather ice, and mountain peaks are often adorned with a dusting of overnight snow making them more striking than ever. Of course, all of downtown Estes Park is open – restaurants, shops, and craft beer brewpubs (we now have three in Estes Park). Call to book. 800-229-4676.
Details: Qualification period: Tuesday, October 13 thru Saturday, October 31. Cannot be combined with any other special. Applies to new reservations only. While availability lasts.
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Please join us this December at Rams Horn Village Resort in Estes Park, Colorado for a December vacation to Remember. Our luxury cabin resort is located just five minutes from the main entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park, and the same distance to downtown Estes Park.
Our two bedroom cabins are $111 per night now through Sunday, December 22. This special cannot be combined with other offers and there is a three-night minimum.
Three nights: $333
Five nights: $555
Seven nights: $777
To check availability and book your December to Remember stay at Rams Horn, call 1-800-229-4676.
December is a fabulous time to visit Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park. As usual, our world-renowned wildlife will be entertaining and delighting visitors. You'll enjoy hiking, snowshoeing, and cross country skiing in Rocky; and downhill skiing 75 minutes away at El Dora Mountain Resort.
Estes Park has a full slate of December events planned – from a holiday movie marathon, to a last-minute shop-a-thon. The whole family will enjoy a December visit to Estes Park. See complete descriptions and event dates below. Our downtown skating rink is now open, and our downtown stores offer holiday shoppers a variety of special and often hand-made items that will make unique holiday gifts.
Thanks to the incredible work of our National Guard and the Colorado Department of Transportation, all roads to Estes Park are now open after the September floods. This includes Highway 34 from Loveland; Highway 36 from Boulder and Lyons; and Highways 7 and 72 from Lyons and Nederalnd. All roads open!
We look forward to seeing you and your family at Rams Horn Village Resort this December.
To check availability and book your December to Remember getaway at Rams Horn Village Resort, call us at 1-800-229-4676.
Estes Park December Calendar of Events
Friday, December 6
- Concert at the Estes Park Conference Center with Western artist Joni Harms – all proceeds go to flood relief in Estes Park. Event includes a silent auction (Rams Horn Village Resort donating a 2-night stay).
Saturday, December 7
- Quota Club Holiday Home Tour, 11am- 4pm.
December 7-8 (Saturday & Sunday)
- Holiday Movie Marathon, Downtown Estes Park in Town Hall, 11am-5pm. Guests can pop in and out to see their favorite holiday flicks for free! Enjoy more festive fun downtown with Santa visits, unique shops and family-friendly restaurants.
Saturday, December 14
- Dasher 5K – The Dasher 5K will take place downtown Estes Park, with registration starting at 10 am on Saturday, December 14th at Town Hall. Registration is available at the race or online and ranges from $20 to $45.
- The Tinsel Tavern Tour pub-crawl starts at 7pm with a kick-off party at the Park Resort. Prizes will be given for the best costumes before participants hop aboard the shuttle and head to the participating taverns around Estes Park.
December 20-21
- Last Minute Luminary Shop-a-thon, Downtown Estes Park.
December 31
- New Year's Eve Celebration, Downtown Estes Park (details to come).
Low Off-Peak Rates
Low Everyday Rates Through May 2016
Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park are beautiful every season of the year. Our off-peak rates are among the best in Estes Park for comparable 2BR full kitchen accommodations with a fireplace. Call our front desk team for spring rates for the dates you'd like to visit Estes Park: 800-229-4676.
Click here to see a one-minute video showcasing spring activites in Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park.
Did you know that from your Rams Horn cabin, you can walk to one of Estes Park's most popular restaurants, The Rock Inn. This mountain tavern also features Blue Grass jams, typically on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.
Call us with questions or to book your off-peak stay at Rams Horn Village Resort.


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Chime Jaw Drum Truck, Continuous Frame Flow-Back, Load Capacity 650 lb., Overall Height 48"
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- Item Chime Jaw Drum Truck
- Load Capacity 650 lb.
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- Overall Width 22-1/2"
- Overall Height 48"
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- Wheel Material Pneumatic
- Front Wheel Dia. 10"
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Reserve cornerback Curtis Brown, who has a team-high six unassisted special-teams tackles, tore his left ACL against the Cleveland Browns and will miss the remainder of the season.
Shamarko Thomas, who's expected to return from an ankle injury, will likely take Brown's place as the gunner opposite Antwon Blake.
Starting nose tackle Steve McLendon will miss the Ravens game with a sprained right ankle. In his place will most likely be Al Woods, who had two sacks in Cleveland after replacing McLendon at the start of the second quarter.
"He's played in just about every football game, getting 10 to 12 snaps per game," Tomlin said. "Hopefully, he'll be ready for the extended action that comes with having an opportunity to step up. In terms of making a decision of who will play for Steve, that hasn't been done yet. We haven't come together yet. Obviously, he's an obvious potential selection but we'll still have the discussion in an effort the put the very best people on the grass."
Tomlin also mentioned Ziggy Hood as being "inside capable," and the Steelers had reserve NT Loni Fangupo active in Cleveland.
The Steelers should also get DE Brett Keisel and OLB LaMarr Woodley back for Thursday's game. Reserve ILB Stevenson Sylvester (hamstring) will be limited in Tuesday's practice.
As he often does after wins, Tomlin commended all three aspects of his team for their contribution.
On his offense in Cleveland, Tomlin said, "I thought we were able to mix in the run and pass and have success with both. I thought that aided us in keeping our quarterback clean and protection of the football. We were pretty solid in situational football in the red area. We had a few chunks of a couple of big plays that aid you in terms of execution. Big plays eliminate a lot of execution. That big pass to Antonio Brown in the latter part of the second quarter was significant for us."
On his defense, "We were able to stop the run. It put us in position to apply pressure to their quarterbacks. In doing so, we were able to create some turnovers and big plays, and actually score."
Per special teams, Tomlin took delight in the 47-yard field goal into the wind that Shaun Suisham intentionally kicked far right and watched the wind blow it through the uprights. The Cleveland kicker missed a 46-yard field goal attempt at the same end.
"For him to bang that 47-yarder under those circumstances to get us off to a positive start, I thought it was significant and shouldn't be overlooked," Tomlin said.
The 5-6 Ravens have "evolved over the last month since we played them," Tomlin said of the Steelers' 19-16 win on Oct. 20. That evolution includes:
* Tight ends -- Ed Dickson had a really big game yesterday," Tomlin said of a 3 for 55 performance. "Dallas Clark is being utilized in some situational football, third-downs. He's done it at a high level for a long time. Dennis Pitta may have an opportunity to participate in this game."
* Running backs -- "Ray Rice has had a couple of pretty big games since the last time we saw him. Obviously, they are still supplemeting him with Bernard Pierce, who is a solid runner in his own right."
* Wide receivers -- "Brandon Stokely is a part of the mix now. You will see him in some sub-package, working in conjunction with Clark. Those guys have an awesome relationship."
* Offensive line -- "A.Q. Shipley is now in the starting lineup (at left guard). Kelechi Osemele is out for the year."
* Defense -- Tomlin praised the continuing play of Terrell Suggs, Elvis Dumervil, Haloti Ngata and Daryl Smith, and added that the other inside linebacker, Jameel McClain, is back and healthy.
"(Jimmy Smith) and Lardarius Webb are a formidable tandem," Tomlin said of the Ravens' cornerbacks. "They are going to be big business for Antonio and Emmanuel Sanders."


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Fregulia, Jeanette M. Book Review, Muslim Women Reformers: Inspiring Voices Against Oppression. Ida Lichter. Amherst, New York: Prometheus Books, 2009. For, Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa, Book Notes (April 2012)
Fregulia, Jeanette M. and Samuel Stanton, "Ethnic and Religious Dimensions of the Israeli-Palestinian Struggle". Drawing a Line in the Sea: The Gaza Flotilla Incident and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Edited by Thomas E. Copeland with Alethia H. Cook and Lisa M. McCartan. Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books (2011)
Fregulia, Jeanette M. "Hortensia". Encyclopedia of the History of Feminist Thought. Tiffany K. Wayne, ed. Santa Barbara, California: ABC-CLIO (2011)
Fregulia, Jeanette M. "Radegund". Encyclopedia of the History of Feminist Thought. Tiffany K. Wayne, ed. Santa Barbara, California: ABC-CLIO (2011)
Fregulia, Jeanette M. Widows, Legal Rights, and the Mercantile Economy of Early Modern Milan. Early Modern Women, an Interdisciplinary Journal, Vol. 3 (2008)
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Longtime Greeley resident Julie Shade likes Senate candidate Ken Buck, but she doesn't plan to vote for him.
His stance on abortion - he's against it, even in the case of rape or incest - turns her off.
"It's an important enough issue for me, that if that's his stance, I cannot vote for him," she said.
Despite an election cycle where concerns about the economy and government spending have dominated public opinion, abortion has taken on greater importance in Colorado's U.S. Senate race as incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo. has sought to maximize his advantage among women voters. A Denver Post-9News poll done in conjunction with The Tribune and released last week shows Buck trailing among women 49 percent to 44 percent. Buck has an overall lead in the poll,
48 percent to 43 percent and a commanding lead among male voters, 52 percent to 37 percent. The poll has a margin of error of 3.9 percentage points.
The Bennet campaign and several like-minded outside groups have spent significant sums on ads taking Buck to task for his position on abortion, which they say is outside the political mainstream.
"Many of these ads are aimed at women and independents," said independent Denver-based pollster Floyd Ciruli. "That is essentially where Bennet and the Democrats have tried to go."
The Bennet campaign also issued a news release last week touting Bennet's comprehensive plan for women's economic security and equality, which called for help for women who own small businesses, paycheck equality legislation and laid out his stance on abortion.
Shade, 73, was a Republican until she dropped her party affiliation in the mid-2000s because of concerns about what she said is the party's ever-increasing social conservatism. She admits that even when she was a registered Republican, she was more socially liberal than many of her party colleagues. She said the party has squeezed out moderates.
"I don't want to lay it just on Buck, because what's happened this year is several other candidates are saying they feel this way, including women," she said. "I want to be fair to Ken because I think running for office is a very arduous task."
Shade said she respects people who believe strongly that life begins at conception, but she thinks it shouldn't be a political issue.
"There's something so insulting, as a woman, to feel that anybody thinks that they have a right to intrude on such a personal, private, heart-breaking matter, but particularly in the instance of incest or rape," she said. "This issue is very, very important. Anybody who chooses to take that stance is somebody I disagree with, male or female."
Greeley Republican Jan Bartram, who said she knows Buck, said his stance on abortion plays a part in her support for him.
"I'm very pro-life," she said. "I feel like people don't know the full ramifications of abortion. I also strongly believe it's a life. So, therefore, I believe that they're actually taking a life."
She said the main reason she supports Buck, however, is that she trusts him.
"I know Ken and I know him as a man of honesty and integrity," she said. "When he says something he follows through with it. He does what he says he's going to do."
Bartram, 62, said abortion isn't the most important issue to her in this campaign.
"I am so tired of all of the lies that Congress has spewed out there," she said. "I'm tired of Washington. I'm tired of all of the things that go on in Washington that are not considering what we feel as people."
She said she doesn't always vote a straight party-line ticket but decisions such as the passage of health care reform soured her on government.
"I don't want something crammed down my throat," she said. "I felt like that was crammed down my throat."
Bartram is the vice president of the Genesis Program of Weld County, which works to find homes for single mothers. Buck serves as an adviser on the program's board.
Colorado State University political science professor Kyle Saunders said every election sees some kind of split between the sexes.
"There is always a slight gender gap in partisanship. Women tend to be a little more Democratic than men. Men do tend to vote a little bit more than women," he said. "That could change if there's an issue on the ballot that particularly exorcises women to get out to vote."
Saunders said it's not likely Amendment 62 - known as the personhood amendment, which takes aim at abortion - has enough credibility to scare pro-choice women into voting in large numbers.
"If women do turn out to vote a little bit more than usual, or if they vote a little more Democratic than usual, that can very much affect the outcome," he said.
Ciruli said while Buck may face a challenge winning among women, Bennet faces a tougher task when it comes to men. The gender split breaks in Buck's favor by 10 percentage points.
"Bennet has to be concerned that all the advertising in late August and early September hasn't changed the dynamics of this gender gap," he said.


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EL SEGUNDO By now, the whole world knows the Lakers have an awesome, top-heavy assemblage of simple, pure basketball talent.
Here's what Steve Nash has to say about that:
"People are getting really caught up looking at the starting five. This is about team."
As Phoenix Suns fans know, Nash is nearly as good at uniting teammates with positive reinforcement as he is at throwing passes from bewilderingly successful angles. The Lakers' hope is that Nash will be a glue player in a deeply intangible way, much like Derek Fisher used to be.
"He's a natural leader, more of a quiet leader than a rah-rah-type leader," Lakers coach Mike Brown said of Nash. "But you can definitely tell that everybody respects him."
One of the Lakers' problems last season was an offense that simply did not create team harmony. The best options were post-ups that usually involved Kobe Bryant holding the ball and surveying the defense or Andrew Bynum dribbling solo as he tried to navigate the timing of unfamiliar double-team traps.
The "flow," a term Bryant has used countless times to describe what is needed in an offense, was utterly lacking. Nash, though, won NBA MVP awards in 2005 and '06 because of how masterfully he orchestrated all things offense in Phoenix.
It's his gift, one that Bryant admires and looks forward to easing his personal burden.
"Having Steve helps tremendously," Bryant said. "I had to do something that I naturally don't do — which is be a quarterback and make plays for other people — and score."
That's the whole trick to this studding of stars: How much can they make the other players better?
Nash, Bryant and Pau Gasol figure to benefit tremendously from having Dwight Howard around to dominate defensively — covering up their mistakes and also allowing them to be more aggressive without fear. Howard can keep it simpler on offense with those three more proven offensive forces keeping defenders from collapsing automatically on him.
"We're all going to have to adjust and find a way to make each other better," Nash said.
Before Nash can be a brilliant conductor, though, he has to find his own way through a new offense after playing mainly pick-and-roll ball in Phoenix.
"It's going to take hard work and thinking and committing and understanding and being open-minded," he said. "I don't want to make it sound like it's too complicated. We have terrific players, and it should be very possible to make each other better."
That includes making the reserve players better. Lakers management imported more proven scorers in forward Antawn Jamison and guard Jodie Meeks while re-signing active interior player Jordan Hill. Nevertheless, after consecutive disappointing seasons from backup point guard Steve Blake, there remains a question whether the bench even has the talent to blend well with the star starters.
"The bench always concerns me," Lakers executive vice president of personnel Jim Buss said. "I think our starting five … I don't know where you could improve. The bench could get deeper."
The bench is extra important because of the Lakers' desire to manage regular-season minutes for Nash, 38, and Bryant, 34, in particular. The ideal development in building the team and winning games would be for the bench players to accept the challenge of living up to the standard the starters have already set in their careers.
Nash boiled that spirit down rather simply when he addressed the matter of his age by saying: "Put up or shut up is something I enjoy."
Will the Lakers as a team attack the NBA with that approach this season? Putting up victories and shutting up those who doubt so many stars can truly share their wealth and skills?
The goal for the Lakers is simple: be a team, not a scoop of amazing talent, by the time the championship chase begins in April.
Bryant is confident because the four stars' primary skills don't overlap. For example, Howard is fast and physical inside while Gasol is skilled and intelligent.
"The pieces that the organization put together, they just fit," Bryant said. "So when they fit, there's nothing you have to force. It's like putting a puzzle together. The pieces just line up."
While the jigsaw building is happening, Brown is hopeful that simple great defense — the sort he was initially hired to bring to the Lakers — will carry the team early in the season. He expects Howard and Metta World Peace to set a defensive tone of activity and effort, always keeping the ball on the sideline instead of surrendering middle drives.
"We'll have a chance early on to really good defensively," Brown said, "and solid offensively."
Later on, the Lakers' hope is that they're really good at everything.
That, in truth, is everyone's expectation.
"We're all excited," Howard said.
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The hulking Escalade Hybrid comes overloaded with features that keep its gas mileage anemic
Not in my lifetime has a car company come up with anything as absurd as the 2009 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid, the latest example of hybrid greenwashing. The two-wheel-drive model's 20-mpg combined fuel-economy rating may be 5 miles per gallon better than the regular Escalade's, but it's still tied for the worst mileage of any hybrid vehicle rated by the Environmental Protection Agency. The beefier four-wheel-drive hybrid weighs so much that it is exempt from government mileage testing. Imagine that, a hybrid that falls into the same category as Hummers and Ford Excursions.
Like every other Escalade, the hybrid model reeks of excess rather than thrift. Most hybrids employ smaller-than-standard gasoline engines as part of their strategy to help boost fuel economy, though Cadillac's idea of downsizing the huge 6.2-liter V8 in the standard Escalade is the merely extremely large 6.0-liter V8 found in the hybrid. General Motors'"two-mode" hybrid drive system employed here differs from most complementary electric-motor assists in that it's designed to ensure that this giant, eight-passenger truck can still tow up to 5,800 pounds, nearly a ton for each of its three rows of seats. No great surprise, then, that GM originally developed this hybrid system for commercial buses.
The Escalade Hybrid rides on 22-inch wheels, which are at least 4 inches bigger and thus many pounds heavier than any sensible engineer would choose if truly concerned with improving fuel economy. But instead of figuring out how to strip out the superfluous to shed pounds and thus boost mileage, the Kafka-esque nature of being assigned to design a hybrid luxury SUV means packing in features like power running boards that automatically drop down when you open a door (giving you a nice whack in the shin if you're not careful). A remote starter allows you to fire up your Escalade Hybrid and let it warm up in the driveway, gasoline engine idling away, a gratuitous touch that proved damaging to my attempts at achieving decent fuel economy.
During a cold November week, the hybrid Cadillac managed only 17 miles per gallon under my charge, this 15% below its EPA rating. By comparison, that's the same as the EPA rating for the 2009 Chevrolet Tahoe XFE, a new, lightened version of the GM SUV on which the Escalade is based. This makes me wonder what kind of mileage GM could get out of the Escalade if it did similarly: Forget the complicated hybrid system and its heavy battery pack entirely and just use the smaller V8, with its cylinder-deactivation technology and a mere 332 horsepower compared with the 403 in the standard Escalade. But that's a rational attempt at improving fuel economy, with little marketable value. At its core, the Escalade is among the most irrational vehicles on the road, embodying the hip-hop ethos of consumerism and living large.
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Here's how it compares with other luxury hybrid SUVs.
2009 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid 2WD
Gasoline Engine: 6.0-liter V8
Length (In.)/Weight (lbs.): 202.5/5,727
Towing Capacity (lbs.): 5,800
EPA Fuel Economy: 20/21/20**
2009 Chrysler Aspen Hybrid 4WD
Gasoline Engine: 5.7-liter V8
Length (In.)/Weight (lbs.): 202.1/5,637
Towing Capacity (lbs.): 6,000
EPA Fuel Economy: 20/22/21**
2009 Mercury Mariner Hybrid FWD
Gasoline Engine: 2.5-liter inline 4-cyl.
Length (in.)/Weight (lbs.): 174.7/3,669
Towing Capacity (lbs.): 1,000
EPA Fuel Economy: 34/31/32
2010 Lexus RX 450h***
Gasoline Engine: 3.5-liter V6
Length (in.)/Weight (lbs.): 187.8 / N/A
Towing Capacity (lbs.): 3,500
EPA Fuel Economy: N/A
*MSRP includes destination fees; **city/highway/combined;
***on sale spring 2009
The other culprit for my mediocre mileage is that the Escalade Hybrid has to warm up before the vehicle can function as a hybrid. Until the gasoline engine reaches its optimal operating temperature, the hybrid system's automatic-stop feature, which can shut down the gasoline engine when the vehicle stops or its speed drops below about 25 miles per hour, does not work. Thus, if you take short trips and the engine stays cold, you can still waste plenty of gas idling at a stop. Another damning factor is my driving style, which, like most drivers', is in no way designed to achieve optimal fuel economy. This brings up the most salient point in discussing hybrids, which is that they respond even better to the same sorts of miserly habits as nonhybrid vehicles, namely driving slower, coasting and avoiding rapid acceleration. The converse, that lead-footed hot-shoeing sucks down the gas all the same, is also true.
While we're talking numbers, let's calculate the point where it makes financial sense to buy the hybrid Escalade over the standard model -- not because it's really going to factor into anyone's decision, but because it can make for good comedy. About a year ago I reviewed the hybrid Lexus LS 600hL luxury sedan, the once-and-still king of stupid hybrids with its six-figure price tag and 2.1-million-mile break-even. Given that the $72,865 hybrid Escalade carries just a $10,930 premium over the base model, using the EPA's fuel-economy ratings (however accurate or inaccurate they may be) and with gas averaging three bucks a gallon, payback would come in a mere 218,600 miles. At least that number seems possible.
What's impossible, however, is to look anyone in the face and say you bought an Escalade Hybrid because you care about the environment.
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Logica Universalis (LU) publishes peer-reviewed research papers related to universal features of logics. Topics include general tools and techniques for studying already existing logics and building new ones, the study of classes of logics, the scope of validity and the domain of application of fundamental theorems, and also philosophical and historical aspects of general concepts of logic.
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- Logica Universalis
- Coverage
- Volume 1 / 2007 - Volume 10 / 2016
- Print ISSN
- 1661-8297
- Online ISSN
- 1661-8300
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- Springer International Publishing
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