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Enable new capabilities with flexible cloud services. By capitalizing on opportunity of cloud computing, cities can reduce costs, increase efficiency and productivity, and engage people in new and innovative ways. You can realize these benefits
while preserving your budget and time for other citizen-focused needs and priorities.
Your employees, citizens and businesses all expect to connect with city services in new ways using technology. Internally, your employees expect to be able to access line-of-business applications and other work content from nearly anywhere, on virtually
any device they choose, at any time—whether it's the middle of the business day or 3 A.M. on a holiday. Externally, your citizens and businesses expect convenient, instantly responsive ways to access city services online. Both internally and externally, users
expect their experiences to be smarter, more automated, and more contextual. Microsoft's cloud services make it possible to deliver the kinds of experiences that today's users expect without the level of investment and management that would be required with
a traditional infrastructure.
Choice and flexibility are key to cloud adoption now and in the future. It should be up to you to decide what services and assets you want to deploy in the cloud and when, so you have the ultimate ability to balance control and flexibility with
cost and agility. At Microsoft, we offer a comprehensive range of enterprise cloud offerings that span the continuum of public to private, helping you move to the cloud at your own pace.
Empower city employees with enterprise-ready devices and apps. Giving your employees the ability to stay connected through a mobile device to their department, team members, and constituents from virtually anywhere, at any time, means citizen
service does not need to stop the minute they leave the building.
At Microsoft, we recognize that employees will have strong opinions about which device they want to use. Let them choose. We have tailored offerings that make it possible—and easy—to manage and use a mix of devices in your environment, including
those that run on Android, Apple, and Windows operating systems. With a diverse range of devices based on the Windows platform, city employees can take advantage of powerful analysis tools and sync case files, reports, models, pictures and settings right from
their PCs, tablets, smart phones, and other devices without compromising security, privacy, or compliance.
Innovate on your terms—with modern solutions. To accommodate the dynamic scale and reach of modern-style apps requires a modern platform. CityNext solutions are uniquely positioned to help governments get all the benefits of scale, speed
and agility while still protecting existing investments. Our approach can help you take advantage of the cloud on your terms, without fear of lock-in, and with a consistent and comprehensive range of offerings.
Microsoft recognizes that in an increasingly interconnected computing landscape, enabling interoperability between products from different vendors has become more important than ever. Microsoft is committed to establishing and maintaining open connections
between our products and non-Microsoft products, and we support relevant industry standards in a way that promotes interoperability. CityNext solutions make it easier for cities to connect systems across a multi-vendor environment, and share data—all in accordance
with the distinct security and privacy policies and laws of your particular city. Our goal is to enable you to choose, develop, and support the applications, languages, and tools that are right to run your city today without imposing limitations on your technology
options in the future.
Innovate on your terms—with big data. Data is a valuable resource; an asset. There isn't a city in the world that isn't swimming in data, but the challenge is to use that data— as well as the wealth of data available from outside the city—in
a meaningful way. Cities need solutions that enable data to flow across an infrastructure, from the sensors, meters, machines, systems, devices, social media channels and public data markets, where valuable data is gathered, to the back-end systems where that
data can be turned into information and insight that people and machines can act upon.
Microsoft offers the best end-to-end big data solutions to manage any data, of any size, from any source with our industry leading database services. CityNext solutions can deliver a holistic, city-wide view and give employees new intelligence that
supports better historical trend and pattern analysis, richer predictive modeling, and more effective real-time decisions, all of which help a city optimize its resources, breakthrough departmental silos and provide better services for less.
Deliver personalized services with a citizen-centric approach. Most citizens would prefer to engage with "one" city, not a series of disconnected agencies and processes. With the identity management capabilities of CityNext solutions, people
no longer have to repeatedly identify themselves to multiple departments to access records, submit permits, enroll in school, pay their taxes, or share their health data and access care across different hospitals. Instead, they can engage in a streamlined,
"one-stop" experience with their city through personalized hubs that maintain and protect their identities.
In addition to facilitating information access, making technology tools themselves more intuitive can improve the experience of citizens and businesses. People already use gestures and speech to interact with their phones, tablets, PCs, and other
connected devices. Such natural ways to interact with technologies make it easier to learn how to operate them and, in essence, allow people to further personalize how they engage with their communities via their devices.
Microsoft leads the industry in computer accessibility innovation, which is particularly important for people who experience visual difficulties, pain in the hands or arms, hearing loss, and speech or cognitive challenges. For many citizens who
have particular accessibility requirements, the chance to personalize their devices to meet their individual needs not only makes computer use possible, it improves their ability to participate in public discourse and take advantage of city services and educational
Promote real-time dialog with citizens via social media. Citizens want to make their voices heard; city governments want to hear them more clearly. Cities can encourage deeper civic engagement and participation by making the most of mobility
and social media communications channels. Microsoft and our CityNext partners help cities integrate familiar social tools into your applications, which can become accessible on many different devices so that city employees can easily share ideas and collaborate
with citizens and businesses, regardless of location. Fostering a connected environment gives you the opportunity to improve the value of civic relationships; encourage open dialog; and address people's perceptions, needs, and civic trends with better speed
and understanding.
Increase transparency with open data. Opening up public data – making it accessible to the people - not only increases transparency but also can create opportunities for the development of new services. Offering appropriate, controlled access
to previously unavailable data can spur enterprising developers to boost local economic activity and enhance the quality of life for a city's residents and visitors with useful new solutions and applications.
Adopt a broad-based partnership approach. The CityNext initiative helps cities enable self-sustaining cycles of innovation that involve whole institutions and individual citizens alike. Microsoft has long participated in partnerships with
governments, non-governmental organizations, and other local stakeholders to enable citizens to realize their full potential. Around the world, these programs have helped millions of city residents shape a brighter future for themselves and their local communities.
Today's economy both requires and enables new business models and public/private partnerships, which you can use to solve big challenges in cost-effective, creative ways.
In keeping with our long-standing commitment to education and opportunity for all young people, Microsoft set a goal in 2012 of creating opportunities for 300 million youth over the next three years through partnerships with governments, nonprofit
organizations, and businesses. Through Microsoft YouthSpark, we bring together a range of new, existing, and enhanced programs to address the opportunity divide that faces young people.
Enable the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs. Cities can help their local technology innovators and entrepreneurs turn ideas into thriving local small and medium-sized enterprises by introducing them to valuable programs and
partnerships. For example, visionary entrepreneurs in your area can benefit from the software, support, visibility, and community that Microsoft provides worldwide—at no charge—through Microsoft BizSpark. Advancing the technical knowledge of a city's younger
citizens is also critical to its long-term economic health and competitiveness. That's why Microsoft DreamSpark gives free access to Microsoft designer and developer tools for high-school and college students and educators.
We want to partner with you to foster creative research, technology, and software solutions and help you grow a sustainable local software economy. You can connect with government, academic, and industry participants at all levels through our state-of-the-art
Microsoft Innovation Centers, which offer access to valuable resources, experts, and tools for collaboration and skills development.
Expand digital inclusion. One of the best ways to ensure that all your citizens have basic technology access and literacy is through creative partnerships such as those built through Microsoft Shape the Future. These partnerships support
governments' efforts to achieve their particular digital-access goals, from promoting education reform to developing a 21st-century workforce. You can also give your citizens access to technology in familiar languages through our Microsoft Local Language Program,
which aims to empower individuals to create economic opportunities, build IT skills, enhance education outcomes, and sustain their local language and culture. In addition, we provide an online, multilingual Digital Literacy Curriculum, along with free software
and support, which you can use to teach and assess basic computer concepts and skills. These help citizens develop new social and economic opportunities for themselves, their families, and their communities.
Provide 21st-century education and skills training. Many city leaders already emphasize access to education for all students as a cornerstone of long-term growth and competitiveness. Because we believe that education is a right, not a privilege,
Microsoft and our CityNext partners provide educational institutions with end-to-end learning solutions, including Office 365 for Education, which we offer to students and faculty at no cost.
Getting technology into the hands of young people is not enough. You need to support transformative learning and help them build the skills they need for the future. Government officials, school leaders, and educators can take advantage of Microsoft
Partners in Learning to gain new approaches to teaching and using technology to help students develop 21st-century skills. Your local accredited academic institutions can also draw on our Microsoft IT Academy digital curriculum and certifications to provide
their students with the technology skills necessary to acquire technical certification for today's rapidly evolving workplace.
Data Ingestion - Attaining a variety of data in an INTELLIGENT way
The traditional ETL process for an Enterprise DW leverages a schema-first approach where the data operator has to know the schema he/she is ingesting and where to ingest it, while performing numerous low-valued transformation jobs to make sure that
the ingested data matches how it's being stored or interpreted in the EDW. Whenever new data needs to be ingested, the same process is initiated again.
When working with a big data platform, a higher level of thinking is necessary to deal with both the volume and variety of ingestions because the schema-first approach just isn't feasible anymore. As a result, the Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution
Accelerator's data ingestion component intelligently deals with the "E" of ETL by essentially allowing data operators to focus on where to ingest and how to ingest, rather than focusing on what to ingest. Instead of data being ingested, it will be formatted
into key-value pairs leaving the CAM to deal with late-schema during read access.
City Artifacts Management - Accessing a high volume of data in an
EFFICIENT way
A big data platform not only has to handle the volume of data being stored but also the variety of data being ingested. Unlike the traditional VLDB - where schema is predefined and accessing tremendous volumes of data- a big data platform tends
to store data that does not have good schema definitions from the beginning (unstructured). As time goes by, maturity of the data evolves with sets of schemas being defined and refined. However, to combat this problematic issue, the Microsoft CityNext Big
Data Solution Accelerator enables the data operator to define one or more schema entities on top of existing data and applies them in real-time. This is what we call the data-first approach.
City Analytics - Maturing machine learning analytics in an
EXPERIMENTAL way
One of the values of the Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution Accelerator is the ability to apply analytics to the data it has stored. In reality, useful analytics do not come for free. It requires the freedom for developers to go through the try-and-error
process and to continually learn as the data enhances. The Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution Accelerator takes a different approach by enabling developers to experiment with various algorithms in a lab environment. Once the analytics prove to be valid,
they are shifted to a production environment through self-service registrations and published securely.
City Services Management - Exposing data-driven services in a
POWERFUL way
As the gateway to the solution accelerator, the services management component within the Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution Accelerator provides a traditional ESB-like architecture to expose discoverable services that were registered in the solution
accelerator. Again, unlike a traditional ESB, the Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution Accelerator's CSM also allows data to be registered directly, making it so unique that data-driven services can be shared and discovered very easily.
In addition, the gateway is also responsible for authenticating access. Currently, the Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution Accelerator supports the use of external Identity Providers (IdPs) like Live ID, Facebook, Gmail, Yahoo, etc., as well as
Active Directory through federations.
Information Dissemination - Connecting a variety of devices in an
EFFECTIVE way
The ability to disseminate information or data to external parties (people and/or devices) is an important aspect of a big data platform. The Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution Accelerator eliminates the complexity for handling apps, analytics,
and/or services by declaring who to notify, where the notification messages should go to, how it will reach the receivers, and when these messages will be sent. Most importantly, the Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution Accelerator also handles the security
policies that are required when disseminating messages to external parties.
Management Studio - Managing the solution accelerator in an
AFFLUENT way
All components in the Microsoft CityNext Big Data Solution Accelerator are managed through a set of management services. Operators have the option to either use PowerShell Cmdlets to access these management services or utilizing the Management Studio
UX that comes with the solution accelerator as a sample for visualized access.
Front-End Layer - Contains all servers and services that are accessible to external parties (end-users, push data sources, etc.). This layer is the only layer in the architecture that is publicly accessible.
Application Layer - Contains all application servers and services without any actual data being utilized. This layer will not be accessible externally and will not store any business data.
Data Layer - Contains all business data servers and services. This layer will not be accessible externally.
Infrastructure Layer - Contains all infrastructure services and management services across the other three layers. This layer will be accessible through the internal network for both the administrator and developers.
Solution Accelerator binaries – contains all runtime binaries and installation scripts about the solution accelerator that are required to be installed on top of existing products/technologies.
SDK – contains developer guides and samples in the form of source code where developers may refer to on how to make use of the solution accelerator binaries to create the greatest values for customers.
Engagement Documents – includes slides and documents supporting MCS/MCP in order to pitch and sale the values of the solution accelerator to customers during prospect and deal engagement phases.
Operation Documents – documents targeting both operators and administrators for planning, deploying, configuring, and monitoring a running solution accelerator.
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A bad respiratory infection got the best of bad gal Rihanna just before her performance at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards on Monday night.
Per doctor's orders, the 27-year-old star canceled what was supposed to be a super creative performance of her song, "Kiss It Better," a lovey-dovey song off her certified platinum eighth studio album, Anti.
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The Chieftains shouldn't drop down any further in the playoff race – with only one game remaining at home against Triton (2-2 CAL, 4-2 overall) on Friday night at 7 p.m.
Masconomet lost a lot more than just a football game against Pentucket Oct. 11. It broke a three-game winning streak. It knocked the Chieftains out of first place and put Pentucket in the driver's seat for a Cape Ann League Large title.
And, to boot, the team lost Mike Tivinis for the season. He's one of the North Shore's best running backs.
Somehow, none of this bothered the Chieftains too much. That's because they came right back and beat a tough Newburyport team Oct. 18 on the road, 21-7.
"We had a great practice week, and that was one of the things that made a difference," Masconomet coach Jim Pugh said. "It was a week where we just picked ourselves up. It's a long season, and you have to come out and take it out on the next opponent."
Coach Pugh said the team valued Tivinis' contributions and predicted he will thrive in college, but added his team has 77 other players and had confidence someone would step up.
Masco jumped on Newburyport right away – taking a 14-0 lead in the opening few minutes. Corey Tines got things going with an interception return for a touchdown, then took another pass into the end zone – this time from his own teammate, quarterback Troy Bunker.
Nolan Rice's 18-yard TD reception from Bunker put Masco up 21-0 in the third.
Masconomet executed a surprise onsides kick in the first quarter to help the initial onslaught.
"We hung on and played good defense," Pugh said.
The first Bunker TD came off a play-action pass. The second, Bunker showed his elusiveness to get away from defenders and threw a bullet to Rice, who then beat his man to the end zone.
"It was a good win," Pugh said.
Masco right now is ranked No. 6 in Division 3 Northeast. The top eight teams make the playoffs that run through November. The Chieftains shouldn't drop down any further – with only one game remaining at home against Triton (2-2 CAL, 4-2 overall) on Friday night at 7 p.m.
If the playoffs started as things stood before this weekend's regular-season finale of games, Masconomet would travel to No. 3 seed Danvers in the single-elimination opening round. If that stays true and things go as planned, that would mean Marblehead could possibly await Masco in Round 2.
Pugh, meanwhile, is not talking about any of this. He still has hopes of getting a share of the CAL title if Pentucket loses and his team beats Triton next week. Pentucket travels to North Reading.
Pugh's worried only about Triton right now. They host them in what may be the final night game of the season at Masco.
Triton is 4-2, having buried North Reading, 32-14, last week.
"We've seen Triton on tape, and they're very comfortable in that spread offense," Pugh said. "Their quarterback Bradley Whitman knows the offense. They're one of the top-scoring teams in the Cape Ann League and North Shore. [Justin] Spillane is one of the top players in the league. They want to get him the ball, and he's going to make things happen on screen passes, and he can run. We've got our hands full."


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You might spy some beautiful new artwork in our consultation rooms here at Brisbane Bird and Exotics Veterinary Service. Zoo Studio – Animal Art Photography have kindly supplied stunning images featuring some of our little, exotic creatures. Did you know that you too can have your pet immortalised in one of these beautiful photos? Head to www.zoostudio.com.au/ for more information, or pick up a card in clinic!


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Show Your Honda Some Love: How to Get Your Vehicle Ready for Spring
The winter season can put your car through quite a beating. Spring is the perfect time to wash away all of winter's residue and to give your Honda the TLC it deserves. Follow this simple spring car maintenance checklist from Angie's List to make sure your vehicle is running smoothly:
- Remove leftover salt: The salt winter road crews use to melt ice and snow can cause some serious damage to your car if you're not careful. Make sure to pay close attention to the undercarriage where metal is prone to rusting. Give your car a good wash to eliminate the salt.
- Check alignment and suspension: Running over potholes can cause some problems with your car's alignment and suspension. Your car could be out of alignment if you notice your car pulling to one side or that the steering wheel vibrates as you drive.
- Change oil and check fluids: When was the last time your car had an oil change? It's recommended to change your car's oil every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. Spring is also the ideal time to flush your transmission fluid, and to check your brake and cooling system fluids.
- Inspect tires: Worn down tires make it hard to stop, even if your brakes are in good condition. According to CBS News, you should try the coin test on your tires to test the tread. Insert a quarter into several grooves around the tire. If part of Washington's head is always covered, you can still drive safely. If you have less tread, it's time to start thinking about tire replacements. It's also recommended to have your tires rotated every 5,000 miles to try to keep the tread wear even.
- Inspect brakes: Winter conditions and road salt can lead to some corrosion on your brake parts. It's important to have a technician check the pads and rotors to ensure they don't pose a safety issue while out on the road. A check-up today could keep you from an expensive repair later.
Getting a spring tune-up for your car could prevent you from having a summer breakdown. Bring your car into our service department for a check-up today. Stop in or call (855) 859-6511 to schedule an appointment.
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Henrico Doctors' Hospital provides comprehensive urology care for patients suffering from various urologic conditions. Our urology specialists work closely with our patients to develop individualized treatment plans that include both medical and surgical approaches. Specializing in urology care for conditions of the male and female urinary tract, our goal is to provide you with the best care possible, allowing for the best possible outcomes, and restoring your quality of life.
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The next generation OMRON A3 Complete Nebulizer provides the complete nebulization solution for asthma and other respiratory conditions. One device allows fast relief for upper, mid and lower airways by simply selecting the correct nebulization position.
The A3 Complete has a unique 3-in-1 adjustable nebulization kit with 3 positions that allows treatment of upper, mid and lower airways with one single device.
By changing the nebulization position between 1 to 3, the particle size of the aerosol will change, so that medication can be targeted towards the different parts of the airways.
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How can I obtain a copy of my own or my child's immunization records?
You can get immunization records in two ways:
- Log in to Patient Online Services and select "Medical Record and Results » Immunizations." Then look for the "Print All Immunizations" link.
- Contact your care team and request a copy.
Important information about immunization records
Immunizations are considered protected health information. Parents of patients age 17 and younger may obtain a copy of their child's immunization records without a release of information. Patients age 18 and older must request this information themselves or sign a medical release allowing the information to be shared with another person.
Minnesota law permits certain providers caring for a patient to share immunization records without a patient's consent. These include health care providers, insurers, elementary or secondary schools, child-care facilities and public or private post-secondary educational institutions. These groups may exchange immunization data with one another without the patient's consent if the person requesting access is providing services for the patient.
Immunization records should not be transmitted via fax or email. All requests for paper immunization records should be picked up at your care team's office or mailed to your home address.
Authorization forms
Patients over the age of 18 who would like to give their parent or guardian access to their medical records, including immunization records, should fill out the Authorization for Mayo Clinic to Disclose Protected Health Information.
Patients or the parents or guardians of minors should fill out the Authorization to Release Protected Health Information, which allows Mayo Clinic to release records to a school or other facility.


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The team at the Owensboro Daviess County Convention and Visitors Bureau is ready to welcome you to our great community!
Please contact us for any planning needs from choosing from Owensboro's many lodging options to finding a unique place to dine in one of our nearly 20 locally owned restaurants or selecting from a wide variety of entertainment options.
We also stand ready to help you find the appropriate venue for any size event from retreats, weddings and family reunions to business meetings and conventions.
If you are seeking a place to host a sports tournament, we are ready to assist you in securing an Owensboro sports facility and accommodations for teams.
And when you arrive in Owensboro, be sure to stop by and see us at the Visitor Center at 215 East 2nd Street. Find us right next to the big blue bridge!


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The four-piece Irish Girl Band, composed of front man Dara Kiely, guitarist Alan Duggan, drummer Adam Faulkner and bassist Daniel Fox, quickly gained US recognition after their successful SXSW performances earlier this year as well as supporting Viet Cong during Northside. At their recent Rough Trade show, Kiely was more energetic than ever, whispering and wailing the vicious and sometimes humorous lyrics to the crowd, while Fox, Duggan and Faulkner added layers and layers of dissonance to the sound. The band put on a bold and unforgettable show, packing the venue with several rounds of mosh pits.
The New York show was the last stop of Girl Band's US tour. The band is spending the summer in their hometown, Dublin, and will return to the US with more tour dates in the fall!


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1. Do not invest your emergency buffer
Peer to Peer investing is offering the possibility to get a significantly higher return compared to deposits in exchange of slightly higher risk. Great! This is worth trying, but only if you have savings on top of the amount you consider necessary to cover unexpected expenses or emergencies.
We advise you to keep your emergency buffer on your bank account, in order to be available any time.
2. Diversify in as many loans as possible
Klear takes care of the selection of creditworthy borrowers and price their interest rate according to the risk profile (segment). So in average you should get the expected return.
This works only if you spread your investments in many loans, at least 50. It's why we set up a maximum of 2% of your funds invested in 1 single loan. From 100 (no more than 1% of your funds in 1 single loan), you can start feeling very safe.
3. Do not keep idle money on your Klear account
You get return only on the money you've invested in loans. If you keep uninvested money on your Klear account during a long time, you miss opportunities.
We recommend you to check regularly your dashboard in order to reinvest the idle money on new loans. It's important because almost every day you will receive back some small payments from the loans you've already invested in.
4. Be clear when you will need your money back
If you invest with the idea to generate a long term saving for your retirement for example, then no need to pay too much attention to the duration of the loans.
But if for example you have an important project in 3 years, then we recommend you to invest in loans with a remaining duration below 3 years. Besides, month after month, when you reinvest the money returned, reinvest it in shorter and shorter duration.
5. Start investing on secondary market only when you master the topic
Secondary market has not been built with the idea of making (or losing) fast money like the stock market. Its purpose is to offer the possibility for investors to sell their portfolio if they need their money before planned.
Investors can sell with Premium or Discount. So, be carefull, to be able to assess if you're going to make a good deal when buying on the secondary market is not easy. We try to help with a valuation model (see KIP), but we recommend to go there only once you master the functioning of the platform and its model.


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ATLANTA - As a group of Hispanic school children warbled "The Star-Spangled Banner" in stilted English, the sea of demonstrators gathered at the Georgia state Capitol erupted into applause.
It was one of the most poignant moments during a raucous rally Monday at the Capitol, where an estimated 4,500 demonstrators skipped school and work to demonstrate the power of the immigrant community and send a message to federal lawmakers considering immigration reforms.
Hundreds of thousands of mostly Hispanic immigrants across the country took to the streets Monday, flexing their economic muscle in a nationwide boycott that succeeded in slowing or shutting many farms, factories, markets and restaurants.
From Los Angeles to Chicago, Houston to New Orleans, the "Day Without Immigrants" attracted widespread participation despite divisions among activists over whether a boycott would send the right message to Washington lawmakers considering sweeping immigration reform.
To Warllem Domingo-Lapaz, a 30-year-old Brazilian who was smuggled into the United States from Mexico, possible penalties from skipping his landscaping gig in Atlanta didn't matter.
"I'm fighting for the same rights as everyone," Domingo-Lapaz said in Portuguese, his English still raw after only two months in the country.
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The borders at Honduras are kind of insane. Read more here for people's individual experiences. Don't let the border officials push you around - don't overpay! Several people have reported much better border experiences crossing the more Northern border between Guatemala and Honduras, rather than the southern borders near the Pacific. Food for thought if you're planning your trip.
Entering Honduras
Esquipulas, Guatemala to Aqua Caliente, Hondura
December 14, 2008
Our experiences crossing the Guatemala-Honduras border was not a particularly pleasant one. We first crossed the border at Esquipulas-Aqua Caliente. When we neared the migration station, we passed tens of parked cars along the side of the road and entered into utter chaos with 10 men swarming around our car, directing us to parking spots, and shouting that they would take us through the process. Since we didn't like their attitude and figured that we could do it ourselves, we largely ignored them (although I did tell one of them to callate when he was speaking over the migration officer who was trying to describe the process).
After showing our passports, we proceeded to a very unofficial waiting room, where un-uniformed people were busily working away and ignoring us while surrounded in stacks of papers piled on the floor. We waited at the window for about 10 minutes until one of the workers asked for 4 copies of the above necessary documents. Four copies seems quite extreme, and given the huge stacks of paper surrounding them, I think they probably serve no more than a fire hazard, but we handed them over. We also needed 4 copies of several stamps in our passport, so they directed us to a nearby tienda that charged 2 lempira per copy. Luckily they also took Guatemalan quetzales at 1Q per 2 lempira. This process took quite a while as they continued to shuffle papers, stamp them, then need xeroxes of the freshly stamped documents. They also stamped our passport to indicate that we were traveling with a car.
After 4 separate trips to the photocopy tienda we had our vehicle import permit (permiso de entrada y salida temporal de vehiculo) filled out with one slight catch. We had neglected to look online ahead of time to find out the true cost of this permit. They first told us it would cost us $100 (US). We immediately and somewhat aggressively told them this was not correct and that we would head back to Guatemala before we were extorted. They quickly relented and said it would cost $40 (US). Still believing we were probably being ripped off, we agreed to pay since we didn't actually know the true cost. Later on we realized that price of the permit was printed in the upper right-hand corner of the permit: 135 lempiras, closer to $7 US. Lesson learned - never hit a border without looking this up ahead of time. They also (erroneously) claimed that our permit would be valid for 90 days, whether or not we left the country (as were planning to do). However, this is not correct. At the El Salvadoran border, they had to take our Honduras vehicle import permit away, which means we will have to go through this nightmare a second time. Shame on the Honduras migracion officials.
--Posted by Kristin
El Amatillo
December 21, 2008
We next crossed the El Salvador-Honduras border at El Amatillo. It was a similarly hectic and dirty situation, but most of the officials at this crossing were at least wearing uniforms. We first had to pay $3 to enter the country, which we had not needed to do when we entered Honduras from Guatemala. The procedure at this crossing was slightly different than the crossing at Agua Caliente, but was somewhat more organized, we were given receipts for every transaction, and the prices for any fees were posted (but we're not sure we believe them, since they were on a stained half ripped piece of paper) After an un-uniformed official sitting in a urine scented cement box slowly filled out or vehicle import permit, he handed us our paperwork to proceed on to the immigration building. Once there we went through the same procedure of getting stamps, getting xeroxes, and paying fees as previously experienced. While you are getting xeroxes made, it is a good idea to make several copies of your completed vehicle import permit, as we a official down the road needed this, requiring us to backtrack a to the border to make additional copies.
--Posted by Kristin
March 23, 2010
We used the far north Guatemala/ Honduras border crossing at Corinto to enter Honduras. There was no waiting at all on either side of the border. We payed 640 Limpiras for each motorcycle and 60 Limpiras for each person. It was quick and with no hassles. The Guatemala exit station is about 10 km before the border and the Honduran station is right at the border. It probably took us about 1 hour to cross here. The guy in charge of our doing the paperwork for our motorcycles was at first a bit confusing as he told us we couldn't actually import the bikes here (or so I think) but after a while it all happened and everyone was happy. Stay in Omoa about 50 km past the border for a relatively pleasant beach experience (unless it is the weekend).
--Posted by Marshall
El Florido Border Crossing from Guatemala to Honduras
January 4, 2011
After leaving Guatemala, proceed to Honduran migracion. Then you go over to the Honduran Migracion which at the moment is in the same building as the Guatemalan one, as they are still building the new structure for Honduras. The lady will stamp your passport and give you receipts for the $3 entry. Do not lose this receipt!
You then cross the border to the Honduran Aduana. You need 3 copies of passport, title, registration, driver's license, cancelled Guatemalan permit. You can make copies on the Guatemalan side.
The gentleman asked me for $35 USD but there are no signs up to indicate this is true. However, I found out later at the Honduran/ Nicaraguan border that these are the official rates (as posted on their board). For Costa Rican and Panamanian plated cars, it costs $13, and all others, $35, broken down as follows:
L135 / $7 for Form 9A-1
L407 / $22 for Foreign Plates
L99 / $6 for Aduana
The system was down even though they tried several times to fix it, but the usual procedure is that all the information is entered into the system, they print a bulletin/ form for you, which you take to the bank across the road, pay and bring it back in order to obtain the permit for the car. Since the system was down, I paid him L650 directly and he annotated the photocopy of the permit he gave me (two copies- one for the police as you cross the border, and the other for showing if stopped in Honduras along with original permit). He couldn't give me a receipt because the system was not working and it is the bank that usually provides the receipt.
Another gentleman was given the paperwork and passport etc, he checked our VIN number, didn't even look in the car and off we went! So easy actually!
At the time, I thought he was messing with me, but only because I had read so many negative comments about the Honduran border crossing. In the end, he was being honest and complying with the requirements, and processed the papers quite promptly, and politely. So I actually had no problems with this customs officer and the Honduran crossing in general. We were not approached by anyone trying to help us either, it was quiet and we went about our own business. Be careful of having this mindset that everyone is out to cheat you, because it can make the whole experience way more stressful and negative!
We did get stopped six times when we got onto the Panamerican heading towards Guasale (the same road you would take if crossing from El Salvador). 3 times we were waved through, and the other three times they tried to extort money from us. There were four of us in the car and we all pretended not to speak a lick of Spanish, showed them our triangles and fire extinguisher. One tried to get us for not having our seatbelts on in the back and told us we would have to follow him to an ATM to get money but we just feigned ignorance, so he let us go. Another tried to tell us we needed reflectors for the side of our car, but again the ignorance worked well. That tactic really works! Another guy gave up pretty quickly when we showed him all our stuff.
That road is very potholed and has many shadows from the trees that can be deceiving, as well as a lot of trucks, so drive carefully!
EL AMATILLO - (El Salvador to Honduras)
April 6, 2012
We did the full run from San Miguel, El Salvador to Leon, Nicaragua through the 80 mile stretch of Honduras in one day. Left San Miguel at 7am and arrived in Leon by 3pm. All of this on Good Friday (Semana Santa week). Some copy shops were closed, but otherwise we think the crossing was easier because less people were loitering around. We had no hassles at either border. A few touts, and the typical slow bureaucracy, but no bribes, no run-arounds, just over an hour at each crossing and a crap-load of photocopies.
It is worth noting that there were 14 police checkpoints in the 80 mile stretch of Honduras. We were stopped 3 times. Every time the officers asked to see the driver's license and the permit. Only once did they ask about warning triangles and fire extinguisher. Speaking spanish, being polite, and providing actual document rather than copies, seemed to make things go faster. No bribes or false tickets were attempted.
Full report on our the El Amatillo crossing is here includes timing, costs and photos of the border buildings.
-- Posted by Life Remotely
Exiting Honduras
El Poy, Honduras to San Ignacio, El Salvador
December 14, 2008
Leaving Honduras to enter El Salvador was pain-free compared to entering Honduras. We simply had to show our passport and Honduran vehicle import permit and they waved us through. We were glad to be done with Honduras after our border crossing experience.
-- Posted by Kristin
Honduras/ Nicaragua Crossing at Guasale
January 6, 2011
This crossing was quite easy.
Getting out of Honduras was straightforward. We did not pay any exit tax at all (even though we've heard they officially have one!). The Migracion guy just stamped us out, and the Aduana guy asked if I was going to return, and when I said no, went ahead and cancelled the permit (which they keep) and made a notation in my passport.
Honduras/ Nicaragua Crossing at GuasaUle
April 6, 2012
We had the same experience as the post above. Easy crossing, although very difficult to find the correct offices. We were here on a holiday and te place was pretty barren. The exit was easy. No fees, just stamp the passports and take the vehicle permit. They also stamped the drivers passport the cancel the vehicle permit as well.
It's just less then 2 hours from this crossing to Leon. Here is our full report with photos of the area.
-- Posted by Life Remotely
The Hondurans are the indisputable winners
The Hondurans are the indisputable winners of the Central American prize for border unpleasantness and trickery, sadly. Starting with the "coyotes" who go so far as to ride on your running boards to convince you to use their services and tell you the process will take 5 hours without them (was only one hour total at border), then to the dubious officials without uniforms who are hard to distinguish from the coyotes, on to the nice lady who claims the system is down so she cannot print any receipts but only hand-write an acknowledgement of your payment, and finally the traffic police lurking just outside the border zone, who were visibly disappointed to see our seatbelts firmly fastened - it was a somewhat stressful experience. However, kudos are in order to the coyote who would not go away - we tipped him a very small amount for a bit of info, and he tipped us off about our seatbelts before we drove away. Also, the amount we paid seems to be correct, so the system may in fact have been down... we will never know for sure.
Our experience of the country was unfortunately embittered by an encounter with the police, about 25 km short of the border with Nicaragua, of which drivers should take note. After securing my husband's license, the officer asked if we had breakdown triangles - which of course we did not. We were relatively confident that this was actually a legal requirement in the country, but also very confident that this was an extortion scam. Pleading for mercy and being very nice in Spanish cut no ice. Not only would be have to pay a fine of US$38, we would have to return 25 km (each way) to the nearest major town to do so, and only then would we be able to retrieve the drivers' licence that he was holding. Once he had us begging, we were referred to his superior officer, with whom we negotiated a less expensive and time-consuming solution. Ugh. Not what we wanted to do, but were faced with the alternative of arriving very late at the border. Recommendation: carry triangles. And small US bills, in case they come up with something else.
El Amatillo to Espino: One day through Honduras
We recently made this trek and thought a step by step guide would be useful to others, check it out: http://panamnotes.com/2011/03/one-day-through-honduras/
Maybe We Were Lucky
We entered Honduras from El Salvador at El Amatillo, and although it was a couple hours slower than other borders, it wasn´t much worse than those of neighboring countries. The corruption seemed slightly worse than other poor country fronts, but the officialls didn´t give us the run around. They were just slow and demanded many copies of all our documents as well as the ones they were creating for us. We met a few other travelers who had worse experiences and had to enter a particularly shady looking office to do paperwork that we didn´t need. I think this was because they didn´t have current proof of car registration, where as we did.
The bribe-hungry policemen down the road were a bit more aggresive than in other countries. We were threatened with a ticket for not having mud flaps on our front fenders, but we held our ground saying in spanish, "Pay why? For a ticket that doesn´t exist?" As we dove off they begged, "Please? Support the cause."
ES - HON at Le Poy
Today we crossed into Hon from ES with no little trepidation. We crossed in the hills of Le Poy.
It was a calm and fast crossing. Fewer photocopies necessary, and despite only one month on my CA4 visa we got 3 months entry on the vehicle permit (???). And there was no fumigation fees.
Not one tramador in sight, and we got the official exchange rate on the Lempira. In and out in about an hour.
Paperwork for rented vehicle
Hi. I'm driving solor through El Poy next month with a rental. What documentation do they require for the car to get through?
Success with rental?
Saw your post from a ways back. Did you have success crossing borders in Central America in a rental car? If so, what made it possible? I'm planning to do the same in a few weeks and was hoping for some advice.
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Corinto Border Crossing
Just like a previous post, we had a relatively painless bordercrossing at Corinto. We crossed on a Sunday and the place was empty. Lots of copies required, but nothing too strange. The fumigation guy even took a mixture of Quetzals and Limpiras as payment and the police pointed the way to the copy shop. But be warned, the money changers won't exchange US bills with even a hint of a tear. This left us scrambling for lost Quetzals on the floor boards. You can read a more detailed account of the crossing (with pictures) here: http://capitolsouthbound.com/2012/06/04/border-crossing-guatemala-to-hon...
San Miguel to Leon one day
We left around 6:30am got to Leon around 4:00. I think it's more like a 100K in Hondorus. Hit about 6 checkpoints, no bribes not problems. Leaving Hondorus is crazy and makes no sense but thanks to the above post from life remotley it was a breeze. We actually printed out the step by step direction. I wish we had been doing that all along
San Miguel to Leon one day
We left around 6:30am got to Leon around 4:00. I think it's more like a 100K in Hondorus. Hit about 6 checkpoints, no bribes not problems. Leaving Hondorus is crazy and makes no sense but thanks to the above post from life remotley it was a breeze. We actually printed out the step by step direction. I wish we had been doing that all along
age of car
In May of next year I plan to drive to Costa Rica, in a 1994 Isuzu trooper. I was told that you could not travel through Honduras with a car that was more than 10 years old. I was wondering if anyone has had experince with this issue? Thanks


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It was a big change, going from a businessman putting in 60-hour weeks to a guy with a lot of time on his hands. But Lampl saw it as an opportunity to immerse himself in his town. He started by coaching his son's Little League team, because "it was a great way to be a part of my child's life." But he soon found he loved, and had a knack for, working with kids. So he went on to coach soccer and basketball, too, and even became a substitute teacher — one for whom a good gig didn't mean showing a movie, it meant teaching a lesson plan and engaging with students.
He enjoyed his new life so much that, when his back was healed, he started a consulting firm instead of returning to the corporate world, so he'd have more time to spend locally. When he wasn't helping clients build distribution networks and manage licenses, he coached, taught, served on the boards of the school PTA's, co-chaired Kiddo! Gala Committees, joined the Tam High Foundation board, and took a seat on the City of Mill Valley Library Board of Trustees.
If you ask him why he's done all this, the answer comes easily: "Community service is such a big part of what Mill Valley is. When you do it, you get the satisfaction of giving, and of bonding with others in your community." Now, everywhere he goes, he sees people he's met through his volunteerism, and that deepens his connection to his town. And, of course, there's the difference that volunteers like him make. "When you look at what gets done through community service that wouldn't otherwise get done," he says, "it's astonishing.
Over the years, Lampl has always kept his ears open for interesting new challenges, both in business and in community service. When he heard that Garlock was retiring, "a light went on," he says. Not only were his sales and management skills an ideal fit for a non-profit that depends on fundraising and using donations efficiently, but "I knew if I were given this opportunity, I could take all the passion that I have for my community and the schools and focus it into one organization."
He also has a deep appreciation for what Kiddo! does. As a substitute teacher, he's seen how its programs make kids better learners. As a parent, he knows "the joy we all feel when our kids shine on the stage or in the art room." He's also seen Kiddo! open doors for kids that they might never have opened on their own. Kids like his son, a natural athlete, who needed no encouragement to throw or kick a ball. But, thanks to Kiddo!, he's learned he's also a poet. Kiddo!'s poetry program "inspired him to express himself unconditionally through words, and say things in a way that belongs to him," says Lampl. Without it, he might never have tapped into that rich inner vein. It's kids like this – the ones who, but for Kiddo!, might never know that they can sing, paint, act, or write a poem – to whom Lampl believes Kiddo! gives the greatest gift.
As a veteran of corporate sales and management, he knows how to raise funds and spend them wisely. He also plans to increase Kiddo!'s outreach to local businesses, alumni, and those in the community – especially seniors – who have never been involved with the schools. He wants to use social media to reach a new generation of families who get information in different ways than those whose kids are entering high school. And, now that the district's budgetary crisis has eased somewhat, he'd like to grow Kiddo!'s endowment again, so its programs will have a secure source of funding for decades to come.
All these plans, he knows, are possible only because of the extraordinary efforts of his predecessor. "Trisha started this," he said. "She rolled up her sleeves, and through passion and hard work built one of the jewel organizations of our community and one of the strongest school foundations in the country." Because of her, Lampl heads a foundation that is healthy and vibrant, with a committed staff of professionals and volunteers and strong relationships with the community. "It's an honor to follow her," he says.


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Do you have an unreasonable or harsh spouse? Does God's Word have anything to say about how you should respond? What about other difficult relationships? How should you respond to mistreatment, harshness or a lack of loving behavior?
Today's Readings:
Ezekiel 45 & 46
Psalm 135.1-7
Proverbs 29.8
1 Peter 3.1-22
Responding to an Unreasonable Spouse
In the Same Way …
Here in chapter 3 Peter addresses the husband and wife relationship:
¹ Wives, likewise, be submissive to your own husbands, that even if some do not obey the word, they, without a word, may be won by the conduct of their wives, 2 when they observe your chaste conduct accompanied by fear. 3 Do not let your adornment be merely outward—arranging the hair, wearing gold, or putting on fine apparel— 4 rather let it be the hidden person of the heart, with the incorruptible beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is very precious in the sight of God.
Another translation says, "Wives, in the same way, be submissive to your own husbands …" In the same way as what?
To understand we need to look back at chapter 2, beginning in verse 13:
13 Therefore submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake, whether to the king as supreme, 14 or to governors, as to those who are sent by him for the punishment of evildoers and for the praise of those who do good. 15 For this is the will of God, that by doing good you may put to silence the ignorance of foolish men— 16 as free, yet not using liberty as a cloak for vice, but as bondservants of God.
Notice first that we do this "for the Lord's sake" and one of the purposes is that "by doing good you may silence the ignorance of foolish men."
Then Peter gives some examples of submission, beginning with servants:
18 Servants, be submissive to your masters with all fear, not only to the good and gentle, but also to the harsh.
Servants were to submit, not only to good masters, but to those who were harsh.
19 For this is commendable, if because of conscience toward God one endures grief, suffering wrongfully. 20 For what credit is it if, when you are beaten for your faults, you take it patiently? But when you do good and suffer, if you take it patiently, this is commendable before God. 21 For to this you were called, because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that you should follow His steps:
22 "Who committed no sin,
Nor was deceit found in His mouth";
23 who, when He was reviled, did not revile in return; when He suffered, He did not threaten, but committed Himself to Him who judges righteously;
Christ was to be their example (and ours). He didn't return reviling for reviling or threaten when he was suffering. Instead, He entrusted Himself to His Father.
Romans 12.19 says:
Beloved, do not avenge yourselves, but rather give place to wrath; for it is written, "Vengeance is Mine, I will repay," says the Lord.
When we're mistreated, we need to leave the judgment and consequences to God. He is the only One who knows the hearts of the people involved and just how much judgment is due.
Before we go on, we need to remember that this was not originally written with chapter divisions, but was one continuous letter.
So Peter continues with another example, "Wives, likewise, be submissive to your own husbands …"
Likewise …. in the same way … as servants were to submit to masters, even those who were harsh, we wives are to submit to our husbands, even those who are harsh, who don't obey the Word, or one translation says, those who are "unreasonable."
Ladies, our behavior is to be respectful and God-honoring even with a husband who does not obey the Word, whether he is unsaved or a disobedient believer. And, like Jesus, we are to entrust ourselves to God and leave any necessary judgment to God.
And the purpose is the same, that "by doing good you may silence the ignorance of foolish men." Or as chapter 3 says, "they might be won without a word by the behavior of their wives."
But wives are not the only ones who are to submit. Verse 7:
7 Husbands, likewise, dwell with them with understanding, giving honor to the wife, as to the weaker vessel, and as being heirs together of the grace of life, that your prayers may not be hindered.
While husbands are not called to submit to their wives' leadership, they are to submit their selfish desires to the needs of their wives. They do that by spending time with them, seeking to really know them, and by honoring and preferring them above themselves (Phil. 2.2-4).
And husbands are not the only ones who can be harsh, unreasonable, even ungodly. So can we wives and the principle of not returning evil for evil, applies to both spouses and to every other relationship.
If your spouse is being physically abusive or doing something illegal or immoral, you may need to call the authorities or go to a pastor, church leader, or godly counselor (Matt. 18.16-17). There are other passages such as Romans 13.1-5 which may come into play. Submission does not mean covering up someone else's sin or getting in the way of the consequences.
Today's Other Readings:
Ezekiel 45 & 46:
The Millennial Temple
As we are nearing the end of this book, the prophet lays out the plans for the Millennial Temple. Be sure to read John MacArthur's notes about the presence of sin during the Millennium. I think you'll find it very interesting.
All for Our Good & His Glory
Verse 6, "Whatever the Lord pleases He does …"
Our God is all-powerful (omnipotent), all-knowing (omniscient), everywhere-present (omnipresent), and in control of everything! Just to name a few of His characteristics!
He alone is the Sovereign Ruler of the universe. And everything He has allowed in our lives He has allowed for our good and His glory! Nothing happens by accident. He will use difficult circumstances, trials, even the sins of others for good if we will keep our eyes on Him and respond in a God-honoring way. No person, thing, or circumstance can make you or me sin (1 Cor. 10.13). Instead, we can call on God to enable us to respond in a way that leads to peace and brings Him glory (Rom. 12.17-21).
Will we be scoffers or peacemakers?
Verse 8, "Scoffers set a city aflame, but wise men turn away wrath."
Scornful men and women do what they want to do. They resent any kind of restraint … especially anything that sounds like religion. They sow discord and strife if it serves their purpose and take no thought to the consequences of their actions.
Wise men and women, on the other hand, seek peace and pursue it. Romans 12 says, "As much as it lies within you be at peace with all men" (Rom. 12.18). Though that does not mean peace at all costs. There are times when we must take a stand for righteousness in spite of any opposition.
For more information about responding biblically toward an unloving or harsh spouse, you might want to read:
How to Act Right When Your Spouse Acts Wrong
Experience the Blessings of an Imperfect Marriage. We all–at one time or another–have the opportunity to act right when our spouse acts wrong. There are no perfect marriages or perfect spouses. We know that having a good marriage requires effort and hard work. Yet we often don't know how to continue to love when we are angry, hurt, scared, or just plain irritated. Nor are we sure what that kind of love is supposed to look like. Should we be patient? Forgive and forget? Do something else entirely?
Acting right when your spouse acts wrong will not necessarily guarantee a more satisfying marital relationship, nor will it automatically make your spouse change his or her ways–although both could occur. It will, however, help you see how God is stretching you in the midst of your marital difficulties, teach you to respond wisely when wronged, and lead you into a deeper relationship with Christ as you yield your will to his plan for your life and learn to be more like him.
Getting ready for 2017
The holidays are just around the corner and the new year will be on us before we know it. What will you do to make Bible reading an ongoing habit in the coming year? I'd like to encourage you to set a goal to read through the Bible.
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Start today so you can begin the habit and it will be a regular part of your day come January.
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Thread: Access 2007 - what do you think?
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Unanswered: Access 2007 - what do you think?
Just would like to hear your opinions on Access 2007? Our company is planning an upgrade... I'm a beginner at Access compared to a lot of you at this forum, but none the less I'm a real expert at my company. I want to know if I will be able to continue with my automations using macros and VBA coding after the upgrade without having to spend a lot of time on some training course first....
(If this is the wrong forum for such wide discussions, please redirect me?)
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The glaring change with 2007 is the ribbon. No more "File, Edit..." menu structure. Macros are enhanced and VBA is unchanged. Other than struggling to find things at first, you should be fine. Somewhere I saw a link to MS site that would show you the ribbon equivalents of menu selections. I'll post it if I can find it. A lot of info here:
Microsoft Access tips: Converting to Access 2007Paul
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if you are a beginner then you should have less frustration because the UI changes are less fixed in your mind. Overall it is fine - and once one gets use to it - an improvement. But you should invest in a good textbook available at any big box book store or Amazon - whatever you buy be sure it specifically says it is for Access2007.


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By Joel Alderman
The passing last week of Dean Smith recalled, for this writer, the time in 1974 when that legendary college basketball coach brought his star studded North Carolina Tar Heels to New Haven, and left with some complimentary thoughts about the Yale team they faced on the Saturday afternoon of December 22, 1974.
It was no average North Carolina squad, even by Smith's own high standards, that took the floor at Yale's Payne Whitney Gymnasium. The lineup included four players who were future pros and U.S. Olympians.
Conversely, the Yale player who would be the best known was not for his basketball ability but for a political career. Gary Franks, from Waterbury, would be a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for six years, and is still the only African-American elected to the U.S. Congress from Connecticut. He was a pretty good basketball player in college, but only scored two points in this particular game.
Why would North Carolina have wanted to play in New Haven?
Teams from power conferences ordinarily don't play in places such as Yale. But this game was actually more in the interest of the visitors than the home side. It took place at a time when both colleges were on their winter breaks and when there were only three days left for Christmas shopping.
Yale's students were away, leaving only some staunch local basketball fans and a small contingent of UNC alumni from New York, New Jersey and New England to make up the sparse attendance of about 1,200.
The purpose of the contest, however, was not to attract a big crowd. The Tar Heels had their own agenda. A day later they were to fly out of New York to face some European competition. Dean Smith wanted to give them a tune up game just before they left. He and Yale's coach, Joe Vancissin, were close friends, and the game here was arranged.
Vancissin, like Smith, was a crafty and highly respected coach, who usually worked with players of only average ability. He had Yale begin the game with a spread offense in an effort to slow down the faster and taller Tar Heels. For a while it worked, as the Bulldogs got some easy baskets, and North Carolina led by just 11-8 at the ten minute mark. The halftime score went to 30-17, and the Tar Heels, who out rebounded Yale 46-37, then coasted to a 70-53 victory.
Smith's classy comment
Afterwards, Dean Smith, always the gentleman, gave Yale and Vancissin credit. "Yale presented a fine game plan," he said. "We had to chase the ball on defense and gamble in order to maintain any sort of tempo."
UNC's star personnel
It figured to be a mismatch, although it was closer than the score would indicate. With the array of players Smith had, it was a wonder Yale was even in it. Check out this lineup.
A freshman, Ford was already touted for greatness. He finished his four years at Carolina with what was then a school record 2,290 points. He was to be the NBA Rookie of the Year in 1978. Ford had an aggressive style of play, but his shooting was off (4-12) with just eight points against the Bulldogs.
He scored 20 points (7 baskets and 6-13 from the foul line) in the Yale game. He also took down 10 rebounds. Walter Davis went on to play in the NBA for 15 years. His nickname was "Sweet D" (for defense), and his No. 6 has been retired by the Phoenix Suns.
He was the ACC Player of the Year as a senior, and an All-American. Mitch Kupchak was on the 1978 NBA champion Washington Bullets. He had only one basket and a free throw against Yale. Today, he is the general manager of the Los Angeles Lakers.
TOM LaGARDE
Standing 6-10, Tom LaGarde played in the NBA for nine seasons, during which he was on the 1979 champion Seattle Supersonics. He scored seven points against Yale, five on foul shots.
Ed Stahl had four field goals and was 6-6 from the foul line, with 14 points. He also had 11 rebounds. After graduating from North Carolina, he played pro ball in Italy for two years, before embarking on a business career.
The Olympics
Phil Ford, Walter Davis, Mitch Kupchak and Tom LaGarde all played for the U.S. Olympic team that won the Gold Medal in the 1976 Summer Games in Montreal. The coach of that team? Dean Smith.
That was the first time four future U.S. Olympians and a Gold Medal coach would be in a game together at the Yale Gym. It is very unlikely it will ever happen again! (Remember, this was back in the days when collegians played on the U.S. Olympic team instead of pros).
After the UNC-Yale game
That season UNC won a first round game in the NCAA Tournament, but lost to Syracuse by two points in the East Regional semifinal. The Tar Heels closed out the campaign beating Boston College by 20 points for third place in the region and an overall 23-8 record.
Those last two games were played in Providence, R.I. They brought Dean Smith to New England for the second time in the season. He had also been in New England the previous December when he gave his Tar Heels a tune-up game, and paid a visit to his good friend and coach at Yale, Joe Vancissin.


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