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Yoga Classes in Middletown, California
| Yoga Classes in Middletown California
|Yoga Research and Education Center
10336 Loch Lomond Road #221
Middletown, California 95461
|Contact:Elaine Lombard
|YREC is a nonprofit organization devoted to promoting and conducting research, education, and publication about all aspects of Yoga. We are interested in funding programs that advance this agenda and welcome .. More about Yoga Research and Education Center
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| Yoga Classes in Angwin California
15.10 Miles Away
|Simply Wonderful Yoga and Massage
|Yoga Style: Private Individual and Group Instruction
Angwin, California 94508
|707 477-1824
|Contact:Elizabeth Denison
|Simply Wonderful Yoga & Massage offers specialized services to enhance health and wellness. Private Yoga instruction with expert guidance for all levels. Celebration Yoga! transforms any gathering through th .. More about Simply Wonderful Yoga and Massage
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| Yoga Classes in Healdsburg California
15.77 Miles Away
|Sophie Yoga
|Yoga Style: Breathwork, Hatha, Restorative, Mat Pilates
1335 South Fitch Mountain Rd
Healdsburg, California 95448
|Contact:Sophie Phelps
|Certified instructor teaching Yoga, Restorative Yoga, and Pilates in your choice of private or group classes.
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|Yoga On Center
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa, Iyengar, mixed styles
401 Center St., Ste. C
Healdsburg, California 95448
|(707) 433-6500
|Contact:Jenn Russo
|YogaonCenter offers dance,yoga, pilates and dance classes for all levels and ages. Classes, private sessions, workshops and corporate sessions available.
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| Yoga Classes in Windsor California
17.27 Miles Away
|Yoga Paradise, Inc.
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa, Forrest, Hot, Aerial, Power, Flow
8911 Lakewood Dr, Suite 26
Windsor, California 95492
|Yoga Paradise is designed as a complete wellness center with yoga at it's core. Walk into your next open, fun, yoga experience in Windsor, located in the beautiful wine country of Sonoma County. We offer .. More about Yoga Paradise, Inc.
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| Yoga Classes in St. Helena California
18.21 Miles Away
|Sip & Stretch at Beringer Vineyards
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
2000 Main Street
St. Helena, California 94574
|Contact:Suzi Potts
|Sip & Stretch is a unique blend of yoga and wine education. When life gets a bit shaky it is necessary to pull away from the Blackberry and remember the simple pleasures in life like a great sip of wine and .. More about Sip & Stretch at Beringer Vineyards
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Eco-friendly Dolphin WaterCare System Contributes To 350th Customer LEED Project -- Offers Compelling Holistic Water Treatment Solutions Worldwide
MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Nov. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Clearwater Systems and its industry-leading non-chemical water treatment solution, Dolphin WaterCare ®, will be exhibitors and Silver-level sponsors at the 2012 Greenbuild International Conference & Expo, the world's largest conference and expo dedicated to green building. For over a decade, the Dolphin WaterCare system has proven to be a compelling option for architects and engineers working to achieve LEED ® certification for their building projects. Entering Greenbuild, the system has earned LEED points on more than 350 projects including both new construction and existing buildings.
"We are extremely proud to showcase a water treatment system that delivers tremendous environmental savings, eliminates the use of hazardous chemicals and reduces our customers' operating costs," stated Anupam Bhargava, CEO of Clearwater Systems. "With the award of LEED points on over 350 installations, we continue to validate that on a dollar-per-LEED-point basis, there are few options as sustainable as Dolphin WaterCare."
Water consumption from buildings continues to grow with over 4.9 million commercial buildings in the U.S. using an estimated 10 billion gallons of water daily; that is roughly the equivalent of the water flowing over Niagara Falls for a period of four hours. The Dolphin WaterCare system improves building resource efficiency at the heart of the building – the HVAC system – by reducing potable water use and wastewater discharge while achieving superior corrosion, scale and bacteria control. This unique blend of benefits helps facility owners and operators further their sustainability initiatives and achieve LEED certification.Importantly, the Dolphin WaterCare system includes ongoing service performed by Clearwater's team of HVAC and water treatment experts. "We've recently transformed our business model to meet the needs of our global customers," added Bhargava. "Our ability to provide customers with holistic water treatment solutions, reduce operating expenses and eliminate the life-cycle management of hazardous chemicals enables Dolphin WaterCare to revolutionize an entire industry. Providing meaningful impact towards preserving our most precious natural resources is our mission."
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Discount Dental Implants, and other types of Restorative & Cosmetic Dental Work
Welcome to Dental Implants - Costa Rica, a portal that brings to you information about the various dental treatments available in the country, their prices, and other things that you would need to take a dental trip there.
Success Rate
The success rate of dental implants used here is as high as 99 percent and we hope you too are able to find a sturdy restoration for your missing teeth.
Technology & Materials Used
When you arrive in Costa Rica for dental implants, you can be at ease knowing that these clinics are equipped with the latest in technologies and will not compromise on the quality of the treatment.
The use of advanced 3D dental imaging ensures accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. The dentists in our network employ imaging technologies like SCANORA® 3D, Cone Beam Computerized Tomography (CBCT), also known as Cone Beam Volumetric Imaging (CBVI), to better study the oral tissues of the patient and his requirements.
Besides, OCO Biomedical's dental implant system is used, which has been designed to achieve quick osseointegration and has a high success rate.
Zirconium is the preferred material for dental restorations as it is strong, biocompatible, and long lasting. Also, unlike in the metal-fused-to-porcelain crowns, the edges do not darken and heat conduction is similar to natural teeth.
How long will they last?
Dental implants can last a lifetime if they are well taken care of. Proper maintenance of oral hygiene, following the dentist's instructions and regular dental checkups should allow your dental implants to last long as you want them to. Besides, a lifetime warranty on an expensive treatment like dental implants should be very reassuring.
Maybe it's time you stop putting up with the embarrassment of missing teeth and the discomfort of loose dentures, because you can now fly to Costa Rica for dental implants, and have the look and feel of your natural teeth restored.
About Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a traveler's paradise in Central America cocooned between Nicaragua in the north and Paraguay in the southeast. Its pristine beaches are lapped by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Caribbean Sea to the east.
The country is divided into seven provinces - Alajuela, Cartago, Guanacaste, Heredia, Limón, Puntarenas and San José. The eponymous San José serves as the capital of both Costa Rica and the province of San José.
San José, the capital city, is flanked by Escazú about nine kilometers to the west. It is a shopper's paradise as it houses several glitzy modern malls which feature major international brands. A little farther ahead of Escazú lies the suburb of Santa Ana. If you are looking for a much quieter option to the bustle of San José, then the charming suburb with its luxurious hotels and plenty of options to buy local crafts and pottery can be your best alternative.
San José is served by its own international airport. One can also enter Costa Rica through the Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (code: LIR) in Liberia. Liberia is about 215 km from San José.
There are a number of useful travel tips for Costa Rica that you should bear in mind while you are in the country for your dental work. We advise you to go through our Costa Rica trip-help page for complete travel related information.
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86 – Number of days until pitchers and catchers report
133 – Number of days until Opening Day
It was a quiet weekend for the Hot Stove that is the offseason in baseball. Since I spent last week giving you my Top 15 free agents this offseason, I missed some headlines and transactions that did take place. Lets get caught up:
89 – Number of days until pitchers and catchers report
136 – Number of days until Opening Day
General Managers and Owners have completed their meetings in Florida and at BEONDECK, we're wrapping up the top 15 free agent list for this offseason. On Thursday, we learned that MLB was withdrawing its proposal for a new bidding system with Japan, making it uncertain whether prized pitcher Masahiro Tanaka will be on the market this offseason. Uncertainty was one of the reasons I lowered my ranking for Tanaka on this top 15 free agent list. There are several unknown factors that come along with Japanese players and it will be interesting to see if this situation is resolved and Tanaka will be made available by his current team in Japan. Here are the last three players in my top 15 free agent list.
13. Joe Nathan
Joe Nathan is coming off his best season since 2009 after he had struggled with arm issues the past two years. He reasserted himself as a dominant ninth-inning closer in his second season removed from Tommy John surgery. In 2013, Nathan had 43 saves, a 6-2 record, a 1.39 ERA with 73 strikeouts in 64 2/3 innings with the Texas Rangers. he will be pursued by multiple teams this offseason. One of those teams will not be the Rangers as Neftali Feliz will be given every opportunity to win back the closer role for them. The Detroit Tigers appear to be interested in Nathan and he is interested in the Tigers. It makes sense as Nathan is familiar with the American League Central after his time in Minnesota. The Cleveland Indians may be in the mix as well.
PREDICTION: Detroit Tigers
14.Bartolo Colon
This 40-year-old right hander is coming off a solid 2013 campaign with the Oakland Athletics. His two-seam fastball has tremendous movement and all his does is throw strikes. He relied on strong Athletics defense and he will need to find a team that provides that same type of strong defense if he is going to continue to have success in 2014. Since his shoulder surgery in 2010, Colon has proven that he is durable and can give a team a complete season. It's doubtful the Oakland Athletics will pursue Colon with the asking price expected to be out of their range. There will be a few suitors, but the team that makes a lot of sense is the Pittsburgh Pirates. Their pitching and defense philosophy fit Colon. Signing a 40-year-old is dangerous, but you can be sure a 2.65 ERA will not be ignored. The Cleveland Indians will be in the mix along with Pittsburgh and possible the Los Angeles Angels.
PREDICTION: Pittsburgh Pirates
15. Tim Hudson
Tim Hudson is 38-years-old, but like Bartolo Colon, he has figured out more ways to pitch late in his career. Hudson was throwing the ball really well before he broke his ankle this past season. Hudson finished the 2013 regular season with an 8-7 record, 3.97 ERA and 95 strikeouts in 131 1/3 innings. Hudson is a staff leader and I can't imagine that the Atlanta Braves won't want him back. Having said that, there will be other suitors for Hudson and the San Francisco Giants are in need of adding starting pitching. I think Hudson is a better off in the National League so while American League teams will pursue him, I think he stays in the Senior Circuit.
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Presidential trivia, Pt. 1: What do U.S. presidents have in common?
By Paul Cross
Annuity National Brokerage Co.
What do all presidents have in common? They all have dementia – they tell us what they will do, we elect them and they forget what they told us.
Bill Clinton said, "I did not have sex with that woman!" Now that's not a lie, he just can't remember if he inhaled.
While I was in Washington to fight against 151A, it was in the halls of congress that I overheard Barney Frank's driver say, "I just took Barney to visit his doctor. After the examination while the doctor was looking through the records, he looked up at Barney and said, "I have good news and bad news." Barney said, "Well, hit me with the bad news first. The doctor took off his glasses, looked straight at Barney and said, "You have Alzheimer's. Now the good news – by the time you get back to the Capitol, you won't remember it.
Presidential triva (scroll down to check your answers)
1. What U.S. president said, "Blessed are the young, for they shall inherit the national debt"?
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Andrew Jackson
- Herbert Hoover
- George Washington
- George Washington
- James Garfield
- Herbert Hoover
- Andrew Jackson
- Barrack Obama
- George W. Bush
- Bill Clinton
- George H. Bush
1. Herbert Hoover
2. Andrew Jackson
3. Barrack Obama
4. George W. Bush
The young, now boomers and seniors, inherited the national debt. We worked hard, saved and invested wisely, we expanded free enterprise, employed more people, built new businesses and built large numbers of new housing complexes with larger and more expensive homes. We created the largest windfall of tax dollars for the federal, state and local governments, at all levels, and our government couldn't (didn't) save a nickel.
Our elected officials spent us all the way into austerity, and continued to leverage and borrow money, increasing the national debt. And now we are downgraded.
Fortunately, it is the people that make impossible dreams come true, not our government; the people will once again rise to the challenges. The young will inherit the national debt, for much of their would be inheritance has been consumed by inflation and taxes, while much of it has passed or will pass to the government predeceasing the owners.
George W. Bush sounded the alarm when he said, "Social Security is flat bust!" Where is it today? Social Security, Medicare and prescription drug liability are now more than $116 trillion in the red. That's more than a million bucks per tax payer.
How can we help people survive this busted economy?
Help them protect retirement plans with streams of income guaranteed for life. Help them enjoy more income, more growth, and less tax.
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Bagels, Books & Talk A Program for Queens Holocaust Survivors
Program schedule: September 5 & 19 | October 24 | November 7 & 21 | December 5 & 19
Time: 10:00AM - 11:30AM
films • speakers • music • books and opportunities to get together and talk.
The Holocaust Resource Center and Archives and the Samuel Field YM-YWHA have joined together under a generous grant from UJA-Federation to expand and enrich the services available to Queens' Holocaust survivors. The program will be housed at the Holocaust Resource Center at Queensborough Community College and dedicated to the concerns, resources and priorities of community's Holocaust survivors.
This program is free. If interested in enrolling, please contact the Kupferberg Holocaust Center at 718.281.5770
The Mitzvah:A Dramatic Presentation
Lecturer: Roger Grunwald
Sunday, September 7, 2014, at 1:00 PM
Student Union
The Mitzvah Project is a combination one person play and lecture that sheds light on one of the most astonishing stories of World War II: How tens of thousands of German men, classified as "mischlinge" (the derogatory term that Nazis used to describe those descended from one, two or three Jewish grandparents), ended up serving in Hitler's army. The play was conceived, co-authored and is performed by New York City actor, playwright and child of a survivor, Roger Grunwald.
To tell the story Grunwald portrays an array of characters including Christoph (the mischling); Schmuel, a Polish Jew from Bialystok and the play's Chorus that offers edgy commentary that probes the boundary between the absurd and the horrific. The post-performance lecture will trace the fateful chronology of Jews in Germany – from Moses Mendelssohn through the arrival, in the late 19th and 20th centuries into Germany, of over a hundred thousand Jews from the Pale Settlement (so called Ost Juden) – to the rise of Hitler.
Roger Grunwald has been a professional actor, lecturer and co-author for over 30 years and was recently honored with an Opportunity Grant from the New York Foundation for the Arts for the Development of the Mitzvah Project. A graduate of the University of California, Berkley and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, Grunwald's concept for The Mitzvah was inspired by and is homage to his mother who, as an Auschwitz survivor, used her wartime experience as a tool for teaching the lessons of history to young people.
PLEASE RSVP at 718.281.5770
Limited seating, admission will be by reservation only
Hate Mail
Lecturer: Salo Aizenberg
Sunday, October 19, 2014 at 1:00 PM
at The Kupferberg Holocaust Resource Center and Archives
Hate Mail is an extraordinary work that chronicles a shocking aspect of anti-Semitism. One of the most visible forms of anti-Semitism in the early 20th century was spread by the general population through postcards. Salo Aizenberg, one of the world's foremost postcard collectors, is the first to compile, translate and describe them in a historical context.
As described in the foreword of Aizenberg's text by the eminent Holocaust historian Michael Berenbaum, for a postcard to sell it had to be brief and pack a punch: a picture is worth a thousand words. Berenbaum reminds us that "the Nazis did not invent the image of the Jew that has been portrayed in German postcards; they merely followed the implications of those images to their most extreme – "the final conclusion."
His presentation surveys the content and usage of these postcards throughout the world, with a focus on the pre-Holocaust years. His presentation will highlight a sample of the many thousands of such items that were printed and circulated. They take the listener through the many permutations of hatred for Jews and help us to better understand a phenomenon that still exists today. The years 1890 – 1920 were the golden age of postcards. Mail was delivered twice a day and penny postcards were the primary vehicle to communicate with friends and family. Somewhat like today's social media, these postcards circulated powerful visual messages to large groups of people quickly and cheaply. Aizenberg's premise is that the best way to understand anti-Semitism in a particular place and time is by looking at what the "average people" were saying to each other. Postcards present a unique way of examining the daily thoughts of a society. As his book has made so clear, thousands of postcard publishers created horrendous images of Jews, and people deliberately bought them from postcard racks at their corner store and mailed them regularly, most without a second thought.
Salo Aizenberg received a B.S. in Management Information Systems from the State University of New York at Binghamton and an MBA from Columbia Business School in 1994.
The Harriet & Kenneth Kupferberg Holocaust Resource Center and Archives
Queensborough Community College
2014 Annual Kristallnacht Commemoration
Sunday, November 9, 2014 at 1:00 PM
Student Union Building
Voices of Kristallnacht
Witnesses Recount
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What Will Our Grandchildren Say?
Leora Klein, President 3GNYC
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The Kupferberg Holocaust Internship
Interns Present
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Cantor Moti Fuchs
This I Remember
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The Jewish Korean Connection
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Under His Very Windows: The Vatican and the Holocaust in Italy
Lecturer: Dr. Susan Zucotti
Sunday, December 7, 2014 at 1:00 PM
at The Kupferberg Holocaust Resource Center and Archives
The role of the Vatican during the Holocaust is one of continuous debate, discussion and acrimony. Dr. Zucotti evaluates the actions of the Vatican and Popes Pius XI and Pius XII in Italy from 1938 through the Second World War, accusing the Popes of silence and characterizing the actions the Vatican took to assist the Jews as having been reprehensible. Zucotti dismisses claims that Pope Pius was personally responsible for saving hundreds of thousands of Jews and argues that whatever help was given by the Church resulted from the personal courage of individual priests, monks, nuns, and prelates, rather than on the direction of the Vatican.
Dr. Zucotti's presentation will highlight instances of aid to Italy's Jews provided by Catholics, but concludes that these acts were performed spontaneously. She claims that those Catholics who aided Jews invariably believed that they were acting "according to the Pope's will", but there is no written evidence confirming this was the case.


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Anxiety, Sensory Over-responsivity, and Gastrointestinal Problems in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Anxiety, sensory processing problems and gastrointestinal (GI) issues occur frequently in children with ASD. This study examines the relationship between the three and finds that sensory over-responsivity and anxiety are highly associated and linked to GI problems.


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International Security Studies
The Quarterly Report: Is Democracy Worth It?Apr 17, 2013
Click here to explore the latest issue of the Wilson Center's flagship publication, the Wilson Quarterly with the help of its editor, Steve Lagerfeld and contributors Joshua Kucera and Steve McDonald. Also Robert Litwak discusses nuclear proliferation threats to United States and global security.
How Serious are North Korea's Nuclear Threats?Apr 09, 2013
How much do we really know about North Korea's nuclear capabilities and ability to attack the U.S. and its allies? To explore these questions and more, we spoke with the Wilson Center's resident expert on nuclear-powered "outlier states," Robert Litwak.
The Post 9/11 ThreatSep 26, 2012
In this interview, Counterterrorism expert Philip Mudd describes the ability of the US to identify and respond to emerging global threats such as terrorism, drug cartels, and human trafficking. Are we safer today and what is the US national security narrative in the age of globalization?
America's Role in the World: Survey ResultsSep 12, 2012
A new Chicago Council on Global Affairs survey reveals a shift away from post 9/11 concerns to a focus on challenges from Asia. Council president Marshall Bouton describes Americans as "chastened" by the experiences of the past decade.
Living with Nuclear OutliersJun 25, 2012
Robert Litwak argues that a containment strategy of preventing nuclear outlier states like Iran and North Korea from obtaining nuclear weapons is the best in a series of bad options for living with these states. The piece originally appeared in the International Herald Tribune.
Managing Threats in a Post-Osama bin Laden WorldJun 14, 2012
In this discussion moderated by Jane Harman, Wilson Center Distinguished Scholar Bruce Hoffman and national security correspondent for The New York Times Mark Mazzetti discussed the state of Al-Qaeda one year after the death of Osama bin Laden, current security threats to the strategic interests of the US, as well as counterterrorism strategies around the world.
European Studies Welcomes Public Policy Scholar Terri GivensJun 04, 2012
European Studies is pleased to welcome Public Policy Scholar Terri Givens. Givens is an associate professor in the Department of Government at the University of Texas at Austin, and the author of several books on immigration policy, European politics and security, including Voting Radical Right in Western Europe and the Immigrant Politics: Race and Representation in Western Europe. Givens is currently working on a project titled "The Politics of Immigration Policy: Discourses and Denial."
Harman on US Foreign PolicyMay 04, 2012
In a wide-ranging interview on C-SPAN's Washington Journal, Harman discussed transparency in counter-terrorism, the China diplomatic controversy, the private sector's role in enhancing the nation's cyber-security, and the anniversary of the death of Osama Bin Laden.


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Hastings Environment Network
Hastings Borough Council have said they are fully supportive of our Stop Junk Mail in Hastings Campaign. Jeremy Birch as council leader has also given his support. We are waiting for the letter of support and then we will be going ahead with the planning of the campaign and how it will be promoted in Hastings. Further updates will be made on a specific page for this campaign soon to be setup on this website. A further announcement will follow soon.
"This will protect consumers, who will know that anyone displaying the Quality Mark has been through the required process to become authorised"
(Greg Barker)
"This will protect consumers, who will know that anyone displaying the Quality Mark has been through the required process to become authorised"
(Greg Barker)
HEN is at the planning stage of a local anti Junk Mail campaign. Whether we like it or not we have to endure the constant barrage of paper coming through our letterbox. From pizza takeaway menus, charity plastic donation bags, services from unknown tradespeople, and local supermarkets.
Today we've seen the launch of the new Cornwall Together initiative. This new initiative will aim to save Cornish households up to 20% on their energy bills - £240million - taking a significant step towards tackling fuel poverty and health inequality.
George Osborne has just given the go ahead for the Hastings & Bexhill link road. This now means its almost certainly going to go ahead, which is very sad news for our town indeed.
We know that people living on Bexhill road have a hard time with all the traffic rumbling through, but they did decide to live there. Is the building of another road going to really make a difference or is going to make it worse?
We're planning a BIG Green year for Hastings & St Leonards. We've thought long and hard about what we can do to keep the environment at the forefront of everyone's minds and we've decided the best way is an ongoing yearly calendar of events. More information to be posted soon, and if you'd like to get involved just send us an email as we need help to make this happen.
We recently put forward the following questions to HBC.
Can you please answer my following questions regarding recycling in Hastings?
1. Why can only plastic numbers 1 to 4 be recycled in Hastings?
2. I can recycle my Tetrapaks in Rother District, but not in Hastings. Why are there no Tetrapak recycling points in Hastings & St Leonards?
3. I was told some time ago that corrugated cardboard can indeed be placed in my green bin. however it says on the leaflet on the top of the bin that i cannot. When will this information be updated?
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AIRCRAFT COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS - Cessna Citation CJ3
Category: Corporate Aircraft Comparative Analysis
Author: Mike Chase
Cessna Citation CJ3
In this months Aircraft Comparative Analysis, we provide information on a selection of Pre-Owned and New business jets spanning the $2.2-8.2 million range, with the aim of assessing the value of the pre-owned Cessna CJ3. Well consider the usual productivity parameters - payload/range, speed and cabin size - and cover current and future market values. The field of this study includes the Hawker Beechcraft Premier 1A and the Bombardier Learjet 31A.
The CitationJet (Model 525) and its subsequent incarnations - the CJ1, CJ1+, CJ2, CJ2+, CJ3 and the CJ4 models - are low-wing aircraft with T-tail and pressurized cabins. They are powered by two turbofan engines pylon-mounted on the rear fuselage. All of the CJ-family of aircraft are classified as light jets.
The Cessna Citation CJ3 (Model 525B) is essentially a stretch extension of the CJ2. The CJ3 is permitted to operate with a single pilot under U.S. registry only, but has two crew-member seats. The CJ3 received full FAA type certification in October 2004. Table A lists the Citation CJ family of aircraft by years-of-manufacture. As shown, the CJ3 has the largest number of business jets in service today of all the CJ business jet family.
The data contained in Table B is published in the B&CA, May 2011 issue, but is also sourced from Conklin & de Decker. As stated in previous articles, a potential operator should focus on the payload capability of an aircraft. The Citation CJ3s Available payload with Maximum Fuel at 775 pounds is greater than the Premier 1A at 320 pounds, but considerably less than the Learjet 31A at 1,873 lbs.
According to Conklin & de Decker, the cabin volume of the Citation CJ3 (283 cubic feet) is larger than the Learjet 31A (271 cubic feet), but 10.2% smaller than the Premier 1A (315 cubic feet), as depicted in Chart A.
The Citation CJ3 aircraft utilizes two Williams FJ44-3A engines each offering 2,820 lbst. The Premier 1A employs two Williams FJ44-2A engines (2,300 lbst), while the Learjet 31A is powered by two Honeywell TFE731-2 engines (3,500 lbst). Using data published in the May 2011 B&CA Planning and Purchasing Handbook and the August 2011 B&CA Operations Planning Guide we will compare our aircraft. Jet-A fuel cost was $6.04 per gallon in the August 2011 edition, so for the sake of comparison well chart the numbers as published.
Note: The fuel price used in this source does not represent an average fuel price for the year.
Table C, as sourced from the Aircraft Cost Calculator (ACC) shows the fuel usage by each aircraft model in this field of study. One of the unique benefits of using ACC is to quickly analyze, evaluate and customize by inserting your own numbers that will provide accurate operating figures for your own aircraft and/or flight department. The Premier 1A at 159 gallons per hour (GPH) leads the rest of the field as the most frugal, followed by the CJ3 at 172 GPH and the Learjet 31A at 202 GPH.
Chart B, which details Cost per Mile, compares the Citation CJ3 to its competition factoring direct costs and with all aircraft flying a 600nm mission with an 800 pound (four passenger) payload. The newer CJ3 at $3.21 and the Premier 1A at $2.92 cost less to operate per mile than the older Learjet 31A at $3.81.
The Total Variable Cost illustrated in Chart C is defined as the cost of Fuel Expense, Maintenance Labor Expense, Scheduled Parts Expense and Miscellaneous trip expense. The total variable cost for the two newer aircraft - the CJ3 at $1,216 and the Premier 1A at $1,130 per hour are considerably less expensive to operate compared to the older-generation Learjet 31A aircraft at $1,614 cost per hour.
The points in Chart D center on the same
group of aircraft. Pricing used in the vertical axis is as published in the B&CA 2011 Purchase Planning Handbook and Vref. The productivity index requires further discussion in that the factors used can be somewhat arbitrary. Productivity can be defined (and it is here) as the multiple of three factors:
1. Range with full payload and available fuel;
2. The long range cruise speed flown to achieve that range;
3. The cabin volume available for passengers and amenities.
The result is a very large number so for the purpose of charting, each result is divided by one billion. The examples plotted are confined to the aircraft in this study. A computed curve fit on this plot would not be very tight, but when all business jet aircraft are considered the r squared factor would equal a number above 0.9. Others may choose different parameters, but serious business aircraft buyers are usually impressed with Price, Range, Speed and Cabin Size.
After consideration of these factors, we can conclude that the CJ3, as shown in Chart D, is highly productive within its comparative field. By direct comparison to the field in this study, the CJ3 has a right-sized cabin volume within its class, and its costs are competitive (based on cost per mile and variable cost compared to the competitors in this field of study). The real advantage over its newer competitor - the Premier 1A - is its ability to carry a greater payload with maximum fuel. By contrast, whereas the older Learjet 31A has a significantly greater payload with maximum fuel than the CJ3, its operating costs are significantly more.
The CJ3 continues to be very popular with operators, and with just 5.9% of the in-service fleet for sale, remains one of the few sellers market aircraft below 10% for sale (see Table D). The relative retail prices shown are from Vref for each aircraft. The number of aircraft in-operation and the percentage For Sale are from JETNET.
Compiled from JETNETs STAR reporting system, the data in Table E can be valuable information for dealer/broker repeat business. The major based at locations for the Citation CJ3 are in the United States and Europe where 90% of the fleet resides. This information factors wholly-owned aircraft only. There are currently 11 CJ3 aircraft in shared-ownership and 18 in fractional ownership.
Within the preceding paragraphs we have touched upon several of the attributes that business aircraft operators value. There are other qualities such as airport performance, terminal area performance, and time to climb performance that might factor in a buying decision, too, however.
The Cessna Citation CJ3 aircraft fares well against its competition, so the preceding comparison should be of value. Our expectations are that the Citation CJ3 aircraft will continue to do very well in the pre-owned market for the foreseeable future.
For more information: Michael Chase is president of Chase & Associates, and can be contacted at 1628 Snowmass Place, Lewisville, TX 75077; Tel: 214-226-9882; Web: www.mdchase.com
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Text: Edgar Allan Poe, "Henry B. Hirst" (B), "Griswold" manuscript, about 1849
Henry B. Hirst.
Mr. H
, of Philadelphia, has, undoubtedly, some merit as a poet. His sense of Beauty is keen, although indiscriminative; and his versification would be unusually effective but for the spirit of hyperism, or exaggeration, which seems to be the ruling feature of the man. He is always sure to overdo a good thing; and, in especial, he insists upon rhythmical effects until they cease to have any effect at all — or until they give to his compositions an air of mere oddity. His principal
, however, is a want of constructive ability: — he can never put together a story intelligibly. His chief
is imitativeness. He never writes anything which does not immediately put us in mind of something that we have seen better written before. Not to do him injustice, however, I here quote two stanzas from a little poem of his, called "The Owl". The passages italicized are highly imaginative:
When twilight fades and evening falls
Alike on tree and tower,
And Silence, like a pensive maid,
Walks round each slumbering bower
When fragrant flowerets fold their leaves,
And all is still in sleep,
The hornéd owl
on moonlit wing
Flies from the donjon keep.
And he calls aloud — "too-whit! too-whoo!"
And the nightingale is still,
And the pattering step of the hurrying hare
Is hushed upon the hill
And he crouches low in the dewy grass
As the
lord of the night
goes by,
Not with a loudly whirring wing
But like a lady's sigh.
No one, save a poet at heart, could have conceived these images; and they are embodied with much skill. In the "pattering step" &c., we have an admirable "echo of sound to sense"; and the title, "lord of the night", applied to the owl, does Mr Hirst infinite credit —
the idea be original with Mr. Hirst. Upon the whole, the poems of this author are eloquent (or perhaps elocutionary) rather than poetic — but he
poetical merit, beyond a doubt — merit which his enemies need not attempt to smother by any mere ridicule thrown upon the
To my face, and in the presence of my friends, Mr. H. has always made a point of praising my own poetical efforts; and, for this reason, I should forgive him, perhaps, the amiable weakness of abusing them anonymously. In a late number of "The Philadelphia Saturday Courier, " he does me the honor of attributing to my pen a ballad called "Ulalume" which has been going the rounds of the press, sometimes with
name to it, sometimes with Mr. Willis's, and sometimes with no name at all. Mr. Hirst insists upon it that
wrote it, and >it is just possible that he< >>I presume<< knows more about the matter than I do myself. Speaking of a particular passage, he says:
Poe draws a line beside the following text, with the note: "smaller type"
"We have spoken of the mystical appearance of Astarte as a fine touch of Art. This is borrowed, and from the first canto of Hirst's Endymion" — [The reader will observe that the anonymous critic has
personal acquaintance whatever with Mr. Hirst >>(and in fact Mr H. pays no attention to the xxxx xxxxxx [[last two words illegible, possibly "said review"]]<< ) — but takes care to call him "Hirst" simply, just as we say "Homer".] — "from Hirst's 'Endymion,' published years since in 'The Southern Literary Messenger': —
Slowly Endymion bent, the light Elysian
Flooding his figure. Kneeling on one knee,
He loosed his sandals, lea
And lake and woodland glittering on his vision —
A fairy landscape, bright and beautiful,
With Venus at her full.
Astarte is another name for Venus ; and when we remember that Diana is about to descend to Endymion — that the scene which is about to follow is one of love — that Venus is the star of love — and that Hirst, by introducing it as he does, shadows out his story exactly as Mr. Poe introduces his Astarte — the plagiarism of idea becomes evident."
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Now I really feel ashamed to say that, as yet, I have not perused "Endymion" — for Mr. Hirst will retort at once — "That is no fault of mine — you
have read it — <I gave you a copy — > and, besides, you had no business to fall asleep when I did you the honor of reading it
you." Without a word of excuse, therefore, I will merely copy the passage in "Ulalume" which the author of "Endymion" says I purloined from the lines quoted above:
And now, as the night was senescent
And star-dials pointed to morn —
As the star-dials hinted of morn —
At the end of my path a liquescent
And nebulous lustre was born,
Out of which a miraculous crescent
Arose with a duplicate horn —
Astarte's bediamonded crescent,
Distinct with its duplicate horn.
Now, I may be permitted to regret — really to
— that I can find no resemblance between the two passages in question; for
malo cum Platone errare &c.
and to be a good imitator of Henry B. Hirst, is quite honor enough for me.
In the meantime, here is a passage from another little ballad of mine, called "Lenore"; first published in 1830: —
How shall the ritual, then, be read — the requiem how be sung
By you — by yours, the evil eye — by yours, the slanderous tongue
That did to death the innocence that died,
[[ending text missing: and died so young ?]]
And here is a passage from "
The Penance of Roland
" by Henry B. Hirst, published in "Graham's Magazine" for January 1848:
Mine the tongue that wrought this evil — mine the false and slanderous tongue
That done to death
the Lady Gwineth — Oh, my soul is sadly wrung !
"Demon ! devil," groaned the warrior, "devil of
the evil eye !
Now my objection to all this is not that Mr Hirst has
my property — (I am fond of a
phrase) — but that he has not done it so cleverly as I could wish. Many a lecture, on literary topics, have I given Mr. H.; and I confess that, in general, he has adopted my advice so implicitly that his poems, upon the whole, are >little more than< >>merely<< our conversations done into verse.
"Steal, dear Endymion," I used to say to him — "for very well do I know you can't help it; and the more you put in your book that is not your own, why the better your book will be: — but be cautious and steal
with an air.
In regard to myself — you need give yourself no trouble about
. I shall always feel honored in being of use to you; and provided you purloin my poetry
in a reputable manner
, you are quite welcome to just as much of it as you (who are a
weak little man) can conveniently carry away."
So far — let me confess — Mr Hirst has behaved remarkably well in largely availing himself of the privilege thus accorded: — but, in the case now at issue, he stands in need of some gentle rebuke. I do
object to his stealing my verses; but I
object to his stealing them in bad grammar. My quarrel with him is
, in short, that he
this thing, but that he
has went and done did it.
S:1 - MS, 1849 (photocpy)
] - Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore - Works - Criticism - Henry B. Hirst (B)


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BEMIDJI, Minn. - The Bemidji State University Varsity Singers, under the direction of Dr. Janice Haworth, will perform a community concert 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 16, in the Thompson Recital Hall of the Bangsberg Fine Arts Complex.
The concert, which is free and open to the public, will feature several compositions by Big Band composer and singer Russ Carlyle including a barbershop arrangement of "The Breezy Point Song" as arranged by Dr. Patrick Riley, BSU professor of music.
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Russ Carlyle got his start as a professional musician after winning an amateur singing contest in 1935. In 1940, he started his own orchestra, but was then drafted into the service in 1943 and left the orchestra under the leadership of his sister. In the military, he met comedian Joey Bishop who eventually introduced him to members of the 1960s Rat Pack, a circle of friends that included Frank Sinatra, who recorded several of Carlyle's songs. After the military, Carlyle took over his orchestra again and performed in Las Vegas, Breezy Point Resort in Minnesota and in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 1951, Carlyle's orchestra was signed by the ABC/ Paramount label and recorded three albums. Popular among ballroom dancers, Carlyle worked through the 1980s before retiring.
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Dara G. Jamieson, M.D. received her medical education at the University of Pennsylvania and completed her neurology residency and cerebrovascular fellowship at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. After a practice at Penn with a specialty of stroke and headache medicine she came to New York Presbyterian Hospital to join the Stroke and Headache Centers.
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I used Heirloom tomatoes in different colors and created a double layer - very pretty. The toasted nuts really make a difference - don't cheat - do toast them. I omitted the mint and just used basil with a little parsley thrown in. It was wonderful. I have also prepared this using small tomatoes -scoop out the core and stuff with the goat cheese filling - makes great looking appetizers for a party although the tomatoes don't taste as good as the fresh heirloom variety from the farmers market. Recipe is a keeper.
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