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Sports briefs for July 23, 2011: Yampa River Junior Classic registration deadline today
Saturday, July 23, 2011
The Yampa River Junior Classic golf tournament is set to tee off at 7:30 a.m. Monday at Yampa Valley Golf Course, 2179 Colorado Highway 394.
The tournament is for golfers 5 to 17 years old. Registration is $10 for players 9 and younger, and $15 for players 10 to 17.
The deadline to register is noon today.
Tee times will be posted at 9 a.m. Sunday at the golf course.
The 5- to 7-year-old group will play three holes, the 8- to 9-year-old group will play six holes, the 10- to 12-year-old group will play nine holes, and the 13- to 17-year-old group will play 18 holes.
Dave Desarmeaux, assistant professional and director of the event, said the tournament would compensate for any level of player.
"The event really helps the kids get a look at what a tournament setting is like for golf and to help expose them to the overall experience of competing in a tournament setting," Desarmeaux said.
After the tournament, the course is providing all participants with a free lunch and awards will be handed out at that time.
Golf course professional Jason Back said he expects between 40 and 50 players to attend.
"It is really the kids' day to come out during the summer and have some fun," he said. "I think that this will be another great event for parents to take their kids to and have a good time.
"We hope that the tournament will help inspire the kids to continue to keep on playing the sport and keep at it for the rest of their lives."
For more information, or to register, call Yampa Valley Golf Course at 824-3673.
Steamboat volleyball camp Aug. 2
The Whiteout Volleyball Club of the Yampa Valley will host a two-day volleyball camp Aug. 2 and 3 at Steamboat Spring High School, 45 Maple St.
The camp is for girls in the fifth through eighth grades, and all skill levels are welcome.
The camp will run from 9 a.m. to noon both days in the gymnasium.
The cost is $50 for both days or $30 for one day. Proceeds will benefit the nonprofit club, which provides volleyball instruction and competition each spring.
To register, call Kim Temple at 276-3532, or e-mail email@example.com.
Participants can also register from 8:30 to 9 a.m. on the days of the camp.
Moffat County Mud Runs set for July 30
The Moffat County Mud Runs are scheduled for July 30 at Wyman Museum, 94350 E. U.S. Highway 40.
Registration is from 7 to 9 a.m., and races begin at 10 a.m.
Classes will include 4- and 6-cylinder, stock, super stock, pro stock, modified, open and snow machine.
A new event, tire pulls, will be available for street trucks on a dry dirt track.
The entry fee is $40 and general admission is $8 for ages 13 and older, and $4 for ages 6 to 12. Pit passes are also available for $20.
For more information, call 629-0933.
Sports physicals available at clinic
Craig Middle School and Moffat County High School athletes who plan on participating in athletics in 2011-12 can get sports physicals Aug. 2 at The Memorial Hospital Medical Clinic, 785 Russell St.
Appointments will run from 5 to 7 p.m. on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The cost is $15 per athlete.
Paperwork will be signed following the physical stating the athlete is physically fit to compete.
For more information, call athletic trainer Jeff Pleasant at 824-9359.
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Question for you all: I bought a Philips Dual Screen DVD player for my car from WM last week. When we opened the box, it was right before we were about to leave and we immediately realized it had been used (one of the screens was dirty, like something spattered onto it). We didn't have time to go back to WM, so we used it, it worked just fine, however, I really would like a new one b/c who knows how long this one will last. Do you think WM will hassle me if I go to exchange for a new one?
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just this past march caught the older girl twin switching the little miss clip-on doll i used as a gift tag b/c she liked her sister's better and her sister said no when i told her to ask if she would switch. and then i spent a half hr to hr after the party consoling the wailing younger one b/c somebody gave her sister a highly collectible webkinz. at 9 yrs old she wouldn't accept that all the stores were closed and wanted her mom to buy one online w/ her bday money. but i knew her mom didn't want to spend $30 on a stuffed animal so it was really difficult to pacify her. her dad finally promised to take her shopping the next day. luckily one likes pink and one likes purple and she's also more tomboy so i can usually give them different colored of the same item. except those little miss dolls. the one who likes purple liked the pink one better, sigh! i buy them bday presents, usually ramadan presents and also xmas presents. can't invite them over for xmas day brunch to enjoy the xmas tree and holiday at somebody else's house and not have presents for them. xmas tree = xmas gifts to little kids. then my db has a ds. one time for either his bday or xmas which are both in dec he asked if i got him a toy and i'd gotten him clothes. so now i always make sure he gets a toy. and i always do separate bday and xmas b/c my bday is always a few days after thanksgiving so my bday was always a cake after the turkey and people would give me a combined bday/xmas present which i hated. sil has 2 teenage ds. sil is very traditional. every holiday has to be celebrated on that day and everyone has to have an xmas present. sil used to throw huge bday parties for her ds' and we used to live across the street for 3 yrs. after the parties dh used to drive sil to toyrus to return all the duplicates and triplicates. so long time ago i decided to put their bday presents and xmas presents and money that sil and bil would have gotten into a college fund every yr. but i still have to buy them something to open. this yr i don't know what they are going to get b/c they are now past toys and electronic games are too expensive as a token gift. i think one of them will end up being my black friday shopping buddy this yr at walmart at midnite. last yr i helped him get a game by looking up the price on sd, and price matching it at target b/c walmart was sold out. he got a $30 game for $10. he is a very savvy kid. last yr he told me at thanksgiving he wanted a docking station for his ipod and i was able to get him one 75% off at target so he gets exactly what he wants. the other one is more difficult so i like to tease him. i keep telling him he can clean my car to earn money to buy stuff so last yr i gave him a car cleaning gift kit. and some stupid hamster or gerbil dvd that was a target deal last yr. i have a nephew and niece in italy that come once a yr, usually around thanksgiving. i never see them for bdays and xmas so i like to give them some toys and clothes when they come and when sil comes also twice a yr for business. i also help sil shop when she's here b/c clothes are much, much cheaper here than italy but there is so much better quality. don't think it's fair that just b/c i only see them once a yr they don't get the gifts that their cousins get. also have a god-daughter and her brother. she is also getting too old for me to buy toys and clothing for bday and xmas. i think her db is probably ok w/ legos for a few more yrs. i am so horrible at mailing stuff to them. i am 3 presents behind. another reason i need to change what i do in regards to presents b/c it's not working. so thats 4 + 1 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 11 kids i've been shopping for every yr. i think starting this xmas it will only be 8 and 3 may end up w/ giftcards or money. and then the 2-9 yr old girls i may start taking them out shopping or ice skating, etc. starting next yr. this doesn't include kids bday parties i get invited to, which luckily has been tapering off a lot recently as all my friends kids have gotten older. but that also means i don't get together w/ my friends as often anymore. however, in the couple yrs i have been seeing them at funerals for their parents. and this past yr for 2 of our friends |
looked up some links for you, in case you ever want to try. arthritis today article on knitting and needlework with arthritis [arthritistoday.org] casein needle review from those with arthritis [knittersreview.com] i shattered my wrist and several metacarpals years ago. that hand has never acted the same, and cramps up with activity etc. I found picking the lighter non-metal needles, and knitting in to one's lap was very helpful for me. plus wool was much stretchier, so easier to do. especially if you pick one of those chunky yarns that are in style now, and knit one of those chunky scarves or blankets with the multicolored yarn - it's a looser weave, so less taxing on the hands. we use 7th gen hand was in the citrus flavor and love it. but i have yet to use any 7th gen household cleaners. speaking of household cleaners, has anyone tried charlie's soap, and liked it? corn syrup ain't no vegetable. it's pure sugar that has been chemically manipulated to be even worse than pure sugar. can you ask heidi to bark at you, and maybe even bite you, please? thanks. i'm blaming bunnies for you thinking that corn syrup counts as a vegetable. TN, where art thee, sweetie? hope you're feeling better. "Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary."
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YOu are such a good friend. I know that we are here to get the 'grrs' out of everyones relationships here but everytime you talk about your bff, I dislike her more I know that you dont tell us the lovely things she does or feels or shows you but the negitives just keep flowing. MY DS#1 now 13 wanted to go BF shopping with me last year, I said no because I felt he wasn't BIG enough to survive being trampled or tall enough to see me over the crowd should we get seperated but if he offers this I might take him up on it seeing as how he now weighs the same as me to the 10th of a pound and is a 1/2'' taller.
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So is anyone else doing Walgreens deals this week? I just figured up my 3 transactions and I will be paying $14.30 plus tax OOP. I haven't spent that much OOP in a LONG time at walgreens. I am trying to decide if it is worth it. I guess the problem I am having is that I am trying to end up with the same amount of RR as I start with, which is around $24 worth. This is what I will end up with:
14 boxes Kelloggs cereal 2 gal. milk 2 crayola markers 2 Goodys hair clips 2 pkg cottonelle TP (not sure why I think I need this as I have tons of charmin lol) 1 Keri Lotion 3 school folders Tell me what you think. Am I paying too much OOP for this...cause well it is not free or close to it, which is what I am used to at WG. But I have not been shopping there as much and have let my RR dwindle down. Only good thing is I am in an A/C tax state so very little tax! lol Hope everyone is having a great weekend..too stinkin hot here to do much of anything. |
dazzled- you should show your ds how to do deal alerts and check all the black friday ads for stuff he wants and then have him go shopping w/ you. never too early to learn to manage your money and make it go further.
my nephew is 14, will be 15 in a couple wks. very sharp and wiser than his brother. he sells his stuff that he doesn't want anymore to his friends . last black friday he wanted the nba2k11 game but he didn't tell me until later that day and of course it was sold out already. so we made an agreement to shop black friday together this yr. since he is open to learning how to get the most for his money i will show him how. we all are well aware of how his mom wastes money buying so much food they can't eat. it finally sank into her head when her kids started making fun of how much bbq sauce she had in the basement pantry. this year i will have him make a list of what he wants, go thru the ads for it and we will be standing on line at superwalmart at midnite. i've never done bf at walmart b4 so this will be a learning experience for both of us. sil will be here from italy w/ the 2 kids and she wants an ipod so she will be standing on line w/ us unless she caved and bought it already. i just wish she would have the same attitude about buying dvds. i've told her over and over again if she would tell me which one she wants, i will get them b4 she comes and she can pay me back. last feb i took her shopping hrs b4 she left to go home and she was happy she got everything she wanted but it was so painful to watch her pay full price for glee, ugly betty, etc. esp when she complains about how expensive everything in italy is so she can't afford some stuff. i think she's already happy that it's cheaper here than italy. she just doesn't get that she could get it even cheaper if she planned a little better. she knows i will shop for her. i picked up a flip for her last yr. yesterday she said she wants a macbook but i will let dh do the shopping around for that since she already talked to him about it. |
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I'm not sure the gist of the thread has been adhered to, but as
someone who has sidetracked the odd thread in my enthusiasm, i'm no
saint either.Nevertheless, citing ardour as the ultimate answer doesn't address the
intent of the thread, which as i understand it was a question
concerning the continuity of data streaming across apps.
And although Ardour is a fine app, it's automation can be frustrating
to use, for me at least. I've had a taste of using an alternative, and
it's a lot easier to use, in my particular use case.The weight of alternate responses seems to be geared toward a precise
definition of the use of automation, for a particular use case, which
is outside of the worklfow of some. That immediately narrows the
options for users, and forces those of use who work in a different way
into "this is the way it is, and you'll have to find a workaround."
Hardly the stuff of building a modular setup, with linux infinitely
variable in the opportunities it offers to bolt things together in a
manner the user wishes to exploit.I've been hammering away at midi since it started, and in the process
of recording with midi driven projects, i discovered the following:1.) Users do as much as they can in midi, before they record to audio.
In the hands of an experienced user, a project can be "tuned" to a
fairly decent result, before the recording to audio begins.2.) No matter how much a user does to fine tune the midi, and there
are some fine midi charts out there, the user still has to edit the
audio after it's recorded, to further tweak the result into a closer
resemblance of human playing. This is successful to varying degrees,
dependent on the skills of the user, and what level of excellence he
or she wishes to strive for, but in the case of recording orchestral
work, it's been my experience that sorting out the velocities in the
midi chart, and then using automation for audio to emulate swells, and
smooth volume transitions gives the best result, generally speaking.3.) Contrary to popular belief, midi is not the panacea for automation
control. It's widespread adoption is more to do with the decisions
taken by devs and companies in the commercial world, when midi finally
got past the angst of commercial operators having to agree on
something. As a protocol to render smooth automated lines, it too does
its job with varying degrees of success. But it doesn't effectively
render the smoothness associated with live playing. I know this as a
former orchestral player, and have on many occasions had to render
dozens of takes, simply to layer together enough audio to manipulate
into some semblance of natural playing.4.) Midi is a multiplexed format. If the user wants to automate using
one single data stream, then like it or not, he is using 1 port=16
channels =0-127 bits of control data. In my recent tests, the CV data
i wrote and used to automate a line gave a far smoother transition,
from 0.0-1.0, and that was a single data stream. No extra channels, or
the stepped result of using a defined data jump from 0 to 1 to 2 to 3,
etc... On top of this, the user has to sort out which channel they're
going to use, where they're going to send it, and which channel in
which port they're going to attach it to.5.) It's also my experience that users i've communicated with over
many years, who write from midi recorded into audio, are likely going
to write automation for volume, and maybe a little pan from time to
time. This is very much dependent on the use case, but it's fair to
say that those who require as smooth a volume change as possible don't
get it using midi, at least to a decent standard of excellence. Again,
relying on those years of use, and a fair degree of objectivity, i was
enthused by the smoothness of using a CV stream to render volume
transitions. One of those long held wishes that has come to life, and
saved me a stack of donkey work in the process.6.) Crossfading is neither here not there in a discussion about
automation. It's the province of an app to provide an effective
crossfade framework, something Ardour does well i might add.7.) For electronic music writers in particular, but also for the wider
user base, manipulating an external synth (and we are discussing a
modular setup, yes?) via CV lanes seems to be an opportunity waiting
to happen. The user adds a lane, names it to the control he wants to
manipulate, and goes to work, recording smooth automation lines and
getting the weird and sometimes original result from the synth. That's
it. Add a lane, port it to a control and name it for easy recognition
in the project. Couldn't be easier. and there's no "steps" (0-127)
when the control is changed.8.) I'm not wasting anymore valuable time on this,as it's clear any
effort to do so would be futile in the face of the current status quo,
and the intent to keep things as they are.Alex.
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TV3 must have amazing cameramen if they can catch two women kissing in the background while an interview is going on with a former gold medalist from the '84 Olympics.
I can see complaints roll in over the reporter making special note of it and zooming in on it, but it was good TV and obviously a sharp eye by the person who discovered it in post.
3 News is gearing up to provide comprehensive coverage of the London 2012 Olympic Games across its portfolio of news and current affairs programmes, bringing the London experience into Kiwi living rooms.
Mike McRoberts and Michelle Pickles will lead an eight-strong team based in London, supported by an around-the-clock operation in the Auckland newsroom, providing Kiwis the most up-to-date information on the world's greatest sporting event.
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1. Teapot tapes (Jessica Mutch, live cross)
2. Tongan King arrives home (Barbara Dreaver, live cross)
3. POAL and MUNZ heads back to mediation
4. Hundreds of people sleeping at Christchurch airport (Alison Pugh)
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Let me preface this post by saying that I despise New Zealand's overzealous love of rugby about as much I despise New Zealand's apparent dislike for Australia and its residents. These two things alone seem to be driven so much by the media that it appalls me. Considering Australia is New Zealand's #1 overseas holiday destination and many Kiwis choose to live there makes the entire premise a farce, but let's come back to the rugby element.
On Saturday, New Zealand learned that we had lost one of our greatest minds. Sir Paul Callaghan, the 2011 New Zealander of the Year, held many accolades including being a Principal Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit. His list of credentials are as long as they are impressive. However, despite this, his death and ultimate loss to New Zealand was relegated to the fourth most important news item on both One News and 3 News, something I thought was worth lamenting. Continue reading »
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1. Super Rugby returns to Christchurch (Lorelei Mason, live cross)
2. Rugby League Park refit
3. CAA investigating Hot Air Balloon incident in Canterbury
4. Sir Paul Callaghan dies (Rebecca Edwards)
5. Annual student gathering in Dunedin (Megan Martin)
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1. Kiwi jailed in Argentina (Allison Harvey)
2. Auckland rents rise (Amanda Gillies)
3. Trayvon Martin case (Adam Hollingworth)
4. Sir Paul Callaghan dies (Alex Bourne)
5. Super Rugby returns to Christchurch (Jim Kayes, live cross)
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I was sceptical based on the MUA reviews, but an ULTA SA talked me into trying it. I gotta say, I'm liking this product a lot. The liner alone is smudgey, but smokes out nicely and I set the line with the enclosed powder... beautiful, portable and easy to use. The look held up fine through the day (I use UD Primer Potion) and when I wore the black smokey look out dancing - I stayed fresh looking despite working up a good sweat. I'm going to pick up a pretty bronze shade on Friday in addition to the black and plum I already sprung for.
I got this color in "Onyx" as part of the "Best of Stila Kit" at Ulta.
Pros: cute, convenient packaging, nice eyeshadow, cool smudger
cons: staying power sucks..
the only way i would buy this again is if I got another color- like a pink eyeshadow with purple liner. I got this becuause of the black color, however, the staying power is horrible and fades away (at least on my waterline) within a couple hours.
Definatley not worth the $20 or so.
My favorite color of this is teak. I use the eyeliner and used to use the smudge stick on the other end, but since I've gotten my Sephora Smudge Brush I find that works much better. I do use the eye color part but not on my eyes. I actually use that part for my eyebrows.
I've also got the berry version of this and it's nice, but I only use the eyeliner part of that color. So it's a little too expensive for just the eyeliner part, since I don't use the eye color part.
It goes on really nice and smooth, so it"s worth a bit for that reason. But if you're only using one part of it, it's really not worth buying. Once I run out of it I most likely not be buying a replacement.
I have this in stone and I really can't fault it too much.
The colour is perfect - it's a brownish colour but with maybe a bit of purple?? It's such a unique but gorgeous neutral for everyday and it brings my hazel eyes out so nicely.
I love the fact this has a pointed but soft smudger on it - it's lovely and very effective, the liner is soft and pigmented and I adore it, it never drags or gives me any problems.
The eyeshadow is shimmery and very beautiful - i have had creasing issues but that's not a huge problem as i don't use too much anymore.
The best thing about this product is that it's really fast!! my eyes are done so quick in the mornings and it's brilliant!! I feel made up in a matter of minutes and my eyes are my biggest priority.
I do have some gripes for which i've taken a lipstick off.
1. The price - £15 is too expensive!!
2. The packaging - again for the price they could have spiced it up a bit
3. The amount you get - again related to the price!!
Overall for what this product gives you in terms of speed and quality i will rebuy and buy other colours but i think they should put the price down. I think £12 would be a very reasonable price for this.
I've been using this eyeliner since high school (I'm 24 now so it's been a while) and I love how it glides on effortlessly and doesn't irritate my eye (I have sensitive skin). They dropped the price from $20 to $18 a while back but now it's back up to $20.
I don't use the eyeshadow much, but when I do, it works alright. Don't use the smudger at all, so this 3 in 1 product isn't really what attracts me to buy this over and over again.
I have it in indigo and onyx, and it does the trick.
This is a very convenient product, liner on one end, smudger on the other. Powder eyeshadow in the middle with a nice pointed applicator to really get into the crease. The eyeshadow is very soft & can blend easily with your fingertips. Too bad it's so shiny. It won't work for anyone with fine lines, if you don't have fine lines, give it a try. I got stone which is a purply taupe, very pretty but too much shine for me.
I really like convenient products and I love that these are just that. I have Forest, Port, Slate, and Stone and I adore them all. These have an eyeliner and a smudger in them, but the best part is the eyeshadows! They have a little spring-loaded part that comes out and always has the perfect amount of shadow on it. The colors are complimentary. For instance Port has a dark purple liner and light beigeish lavender shadow. Will rebuy. I just cannot live without this product.
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i have this in teak, and i love how the eyeliner and shadow work so well together. i agree with other reviewers about the lasting power of the shadow and liner - ON THE TOP LID! lining my lower lid with it was a disaster as i ended up with eyeliner way past my bottom lash line, and it didn't look good.
so i think for future use i'd use the liner + shadow combination again and again but use a different liner for my bottom lash line.
it's great and handy, perfect for the morning rush but i'd think twice when buying such a small amount of product for that price.
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as far as cheap plinking ammo check slickguns.com they have alot of sales from all over the place.. most all .223/5.56 is fine to practice with. for SD id keep something like this on handhttp://www.midwayusa.com/Product/118191/hornady-tap-personal-defense-ammunition-223-remington-75-grain-jacketed-hollow-point-box-of-20
What about 5.56 since my barrel is a 1/7 twist? Is it a waste of money or what.
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So the code is in 2.0 now, but you want to accept 3.0 code? 2.0 and 3.0 are about as similar as PHP and Perl, while they do a lot of similar things the syntax and approach is quite different.
So as far as converting your current code to 3.0, its not really something that can be done in a one click situation. They cannot be mixed either, a file is either 2.0 or 3.0. I did see something the other day that allows you to kind of 'wrap' two swf files, one 2.0 and one 3.0, and they could talk somehow, but that sounds kind of nasty.
If you write 2.0 code, go to Publish settings and make sure its AS2. If 3.0, make sure the setting is AS3. It doesn't autodetect either, unforunately. I hope the project works out for you, but I would suggest keeping AS2 and converting the AS3 to AS2, if your project is far along.
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18 Behold, tomorrow about this time I will cause it to rain a very grievous hail, such as has not been in Mitzrayim since the day it was founded even until now. | 18 Therefore, at this time tomorrow I will send the worst hailstorm that has ever fallen on Egypt, from the day it was founded till now. |
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Christmas Jazz, Rags & Blues - Book 1 (11 Piano Arrangments Of Favorite Carols). Arranged by Martha Mier. For easy solo piano (with lyrics). Piano Collection; Piano Supplemental. Christmas Jazz, Rags & Blues. Early intermediate. Christmas, Blues, Jazz and Ragtime. SMP Level 3 (Early Intermediate). Songbook. Solo part, lyrics, fingerings and easy piano notation (does not include words to the songs). 24 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.24435).
ISBN 0739038451. With solo part, lyrics, fingerings and easy piano notation (does not include words to the songs). Christmas, Blues, Jazz and Ragtime. 9x12 inches.
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2 1/2 out of 4 stars "Inception" is an imaginative, intriguing movie that requires your full attention. You sometimes wonder whether you are watching a "real" or dream sequence. It is also sometimes a challenge to keep up with the dream-within-a-dream sequences. The film may lose audience members who don't want to make the effort required to remain fully engaged in the (sometimes convoluted) plot. One flaw is that it is simply too long in two particular scenes; the snow scene and the gravity scene are unnecessarily dragged out and go back and forth too many times. You have to keep your eyes on the screen to keep things straight, otherwise you will lose track of what is going on. Overall, this is entertaining and, as always, Leonardo DiCaprio is fabulous. — Francine Benoit, Lawrenceville 2 out of 4 stars The foreshadowing begins abruptly with an angry ocean scene with playing children and a lamenting man we learn is Cobb played by Leonardo DiCaprio. As the movie evolves, we learn more about a tragic family and what happened to cause its discord. We learn a lot about the mind and its endless journey to adapt in a cruel world. This movie presents a statement that is immensely confusing but the scenes are on the cutting edge and it somehow holds you in a weird limbo. It explores the power of dreams for complete and utter manipulation of others. It deals with convoluted thoughts and leaves you with a bad taste and is more filling than many can grasp. Couldn't help but think of the song "Sweet Dreams" by the Eurythmics as this movie marched onward. The supporting cast in this movie is superior and they provide the team chemistry to unravel the perceived mystery. And when it's over you know that guilt is a killer and everyone needs the right totem to anchor them. You know also that this movie teaches more than it entertains and this is its biggest obstacle other than being excessively too long. — Rick Wright, Auburn 2 out of 4 stars I wanted to love "Inception," and was anxious to see this imaginative movie. However, I was disappointed. With a cast featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, Ken Watanabe, Ellen Page and Michael Caine, among others, and a very intriguing story line, I was full of anticipation, ready to be swept away. The acting was good, but the story was hard to follow. "Inception" has very complicated layers, and at 2 hours and 45 minutes, there was ample time to explain the story; instead they filled the slot with endless action and gravity-defying scenes. At times I thought, "Just come on already and fall!" "Inception" was "The Matrix" meets "The Bourne Identity" — times a hundred. Besides being the most confusing movie I've seen in years, another major problem was the soundtrack. At times, the back score was so loud it overpowered the dialogue. I may watch it again when it comes out in rental (maybe sooner than later), but then again, I may not. — Myra Simons, BufordMore like this story
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While an airport in Bhutan is the most extreme example -- only eight pilots in the world are qualified to fly into Paro -- a number of the world's airports, from St. Maarten in the Caribbean to Madeira Airport in Funchal, can present challenges for pilots. No wonder they've been known to say "Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing."
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Please forgive my ugliness inside, wounds that seep like nothing to hide. multitudes of scars and wide open sores, but who's counting? I ain't keeping scores. I even get stares from strangers you see, even if they are all inside of me. Others sense my ugly side, But still I hold these wounds with pride. My heart is made of sharp shards of glass, shattered from lovers from an unfortunate past. Superglue won't do the trick, the adhesive for some reason won't magically stick. The sharp shard keep poking reopening the brain, I'm now so use to the pain So don't get the impression to feel sorry for me, what happened is just part of history.


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Ogle unique instruments from the Musical Instrument Museum, munch on kettle corn and cotton candy, and listen to music, all for free, at the Arizona Humanities Festival.
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2008 Honda Accord Coupe and Sedan
stuartfl Posts: 14The interior and exterior on my 08 EX is perfect. I have nothing to bring it back for except the first oil change. I can't say that about any American car I bought. In the case of my last Chevy, I had a full page of defects that had to be corrected. This is a bogus review and I think this guy either works for GM or Ford or is on their payroll to write a hit piece.
I said it before on this forum, I am very impressed with this Accord. It is quieter and more comfortable than my 06 Pilot and much nicer than the 05 Camry I just sold. -
mcpdjohn Posts: 44I agree with you. I have an 08 EX-L that has been nothing but perfect so far. I thought I heard my first rattle from the rear, but it turned out to be the stuff I had put in the trunk! The car is so quiet there better not be any rattles, or you will hear them. I have observed a number of people on this board who have "an axe to grind" with this car. My suggestion to them is go buy something else if you really think this car is so bad. Why settle for number one in quality when you can shoot for a higher number? There are plenty of savvy consumers around who will filter out the "stealth bomber posts" and snap up the 08 Accords.
bvdj84 Posts: 1,721I saw a red coupe EX yesterday, and let me just say "WOW!!"
It is truly amazing, beautiful! It looks so expensive, the tag said $24+, and that is not bad at all. I so want the sedan, for the 4 doors, but hey, We only live once right. I want the leather, and navigation. I am so entertaining getting the coupe this time. It is going to be a tough decision! I would almost get the red EX, but I want to get the navi, and leather, so I'll wait awhile, when the have a more plentiful stock. They need to include the red for the sedan!! and the belize blue pearl! I am getting pretty excited, but lease numbers are not hot right now. WOW! -
ahsanman99 Posts: 28I agree with you too.dont even pay attention to these bull crap that these looser people has to say about the best car on the planet"HONDA ACCORD".Long live Hondas,and Long live Accords.check It out."WWW.HONDABEAT.COM".Click on High milage club on the left side of the page.And on Emunds.com,they posted a honda civic with more than 9300000 miles and still gonig.And there are thousands of hondas with definately 250k and more.Its normal for these cars.I owned about seven honda accords in past with 250k miles to 500k.And that we are talking about origanal Motor and origanal tranny.I would go and buy any honda with 250k miles on it then buying any american junk with 90k miles on it.which includes all junky chevy,ford,chrysler crap.I simply trust honda more even with more than 250k.
bwilliams4 Posts: 4I recently test drove a 2008 Honda EX-L V6. I was surprised with the amount of tire/road noise which is in excess to my other owned vehicles - Acura TL-S, Camry SE, Maxima SE and even Mazda 3S that I own. I plan to drive another Accord to see if perhaps the tires may have been under/over inflated or something as I cannot believe that it is so noisy. Any similar experiences?
carlsondds Posts: 24Does anyone know anything about adding a remote car starter to the Accord? I am looking at putting one into my new Accord, but do not want the starter sold by Honda. The range is terrible, so I would like one with 2000ft range. Astrostart is a brand we used in the past with great luck.
Anything I need to know specifically to the Accord about the non-factory starters? Anyone have one? What type, costs, etc etc
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jaxs1 Posts: 2,697An electric heating element for instant heat in winter would be more efficient that idling your car for 10 minutes before hopping in.
Trying to cool down your car that's parked in the sun with the windows closed is a big waste also. To cool down a car that's been frying in the summer sun, you need to open all the windows and exhaust all the super-heated air first. -
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carlsondds Posts: 24I live in North Dakota where temperatures can regularly fall much below zero. Starting your car a few minutes before departure is not only a convenience, but also a near necessity to keep your car running well throughout the winter. Also, with Honda's remote start, I would be nearly standing in front of my car to "remote" start it, which does not seem "remote" enough. 2000ft means my wife can start it while she is inside the grocery store, and actually get some use out of the remote start feature.
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mcpdjohn Posts: 44I have an 08 Accord with the Michelin tires that some people claim are noisy. I think the tires are no louder the Michelins I have on my 2 Toyotas. One reason the tires may seem relatively loud on certain road conditions is that the car itself is very quiet. I believe Michelin is the best brand of tire you can buy, and thats the only brand I buy.
blane Posts: 2,017I don't understand why you presume that "I would be nearly standing in front of my car to "remote" start it, which does not seem "remote" enough." As you can see here http://tinyurl.com/2q8pcx the Honda remote has a 200 foot range.
Wouldn't an engine block heater and an extension cord http://tinyurl.com/326ofn be best for parking at home or work?
You wrote "my wife can start it while she is inside the grocery store". Even in North Dakota, she'd have to be on an extended shopping spree for the engine to cool down enough for a restart to be of much concern. -
oarsdad Posts: 64In that review, Mark Phelan said:
The Accord achieved fuel economy ratings of 21 m.p.g. city and 31 m.p.g. highway in EPA tests. Those figures, and its combined rating of 24 m.p.g., put the Accord squarely in the middle of its competitive set for fuel economy.
I did a little looking at the Accord's competitors(excluding Hybrid's). These are all 4 cyl. automatics. 2008 models. Also, all but the Passat have less HP than the 190 in the Accord EX I4, in some cases, considerably less.
Nissan Altima 23/31 = 54
Honda Accord 21/31 = 52
Toyota Camry 21/31 = 52
Saturn Aura 22/30 = 52
Chevy Malibu 22/30 = 52
Kia Optima 21/31 = 52
Dodge Avenger 21/30 = 51
Chrys Sebring 21/30 = 51
Hyundai Sonata 21/30 = 51
Ford Fusion 20/29 = 49
Mazda6 21/28 = 49
Mitsu. Galant 20/27 = 47
VW Passat 19/28 = 47
Subaru Legacy 20/27 = 47
Sorry About my pathetic columns
I wouldn't exactly call that "squarely in the middle", but then, my check is not signed by the same people that sign Mr. Phelan's. OTOH, they're all so close, who really cares.
Footnote - I'm willing to give Subaru a break on their numbers given that you get AWD with the Legacy. Also, I had never really looked at the Legacy, but I think it looks quite nice. -
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carlsondds Posts: 24200ft range is not enough for most situations. Good enough for home, but not work or any other instance most likely.
An extension cord would work for home in the mornings, but that is the only time basically.
Letting your car sit at the mall for the afternoon in 10below weather will cause to the car to be a little cold. Maybe the engine itself will be ok in that situation, but my wife wouldn't be.
The remote start is not only a necessity, but also a luxury. I want my wife to have the luxury of jumping inside a warm car every morning and every time she gets back in at night. -
robertsmx Posts: 5,525Range might be for safety reasons, just like remote locking is. In case of Honda, if you unlock doors and don't open one of them within 30s (or 15s, can't remember which), it will re-lock.
Perhaps they could have you do it from 1000 ft and leave it open as long as you want it to, but the problem is, what would reduce the chance of someone, uninvited, getting in car?
I'm also wary of remote starts as it increases the chance of a running car in a closed garage. It could be kids doing it, or people by mistake. Besides, doesn't it also defeat the purpose of having immobilizer? Or does it have additional safety built-in? (in that, someone manages to get in but can't drive off). -
robertsmx Posts: 5,525The unfortunate thing about these fuel economy discussions is that there is a strong tendency to base them off EPA ratings. Based on my observations, a simple tweaking of transmission logic seems to be the key to achieving higher EPA ratings than some of the cars are capable of achieving. Since most of EPA's test cycles involve maximum speed below 40 mph, combined with the fact that Honda isn't one of the companies that takes the "tweak the transmission logic" route, their numbers tend to be more realistic and the cars have the potential to do much better than EPA ratings suggest.
But I don't expect these so called auto reviewers to know all that. Most of their points tend to be opinion, and many times even that is flawed. The least I expect them to know is that EPA ratings couldn't care less about engine's power rating either. All cars in EPA's world are equal when it comes to performance. But it is transmission logic that makes the difference and a big reason for many people not meeting their rated EPA fuel economy, even the new rating which seems to be the case with my GF's new RAV4.
Another issue is that the new EPA rating has actually brought the numbers closer (higher mileage cars are now closer to lower mileage cars). -
robertsmx Posts: 5,525There are a few kind of road surfaces that those Michelins don't like (but same can be said of most tires, actually). But otherwise, the noise issue does seem to be a bit exagerrated. While Accord has slightly more transmittal, it is likely due to greater mechanical linkage too. This is pretty much the difference between a directly linked manual transmission versus DBW systems, in former one can literally feel the vibration while the other smooths things out. I would rather have the former for greater connection with the car and the road and that is something Accord gets over most of its competition.
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A zesty, low cal spin on a fast holiday favorite Submitted by NOTBLUSHING Carbs: 33.1g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 0.7g | Calories: 88.4
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We all know those people who are so confident, so sure of themselves, that decisions come quickly and easily. (Aren't they annoying?) But for most of us, as this article points out, making decisions is challenging and can even be exhausting.
Write about a decision that you — or your character — needs to make. Write about making this decision, in two versions: one in which you weigh the pros and cons and make a thoughtful, informed decision; then write another in which you just go for it. Don't forget to write about the consequences for each scenario!


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"I'm excited about this album because it's almost like a renewal for me, reflected through the chapters of my life," Oscar and Grammy winner Jennifer says on her site. "I've called it I Remember Me because of the journey I've been on. I've learned that life constantly surprises you, no matter your plans. My fans have been so loyal, I feel like they have been on this journey with me and I can't wait for them to hear the new album."
A short clip of "Where You At" is streaming here, and those who pre-order the I Remember Me album get a free download of the single on January 24.
"You said you'd be that shoulder for my eyes to cry on, so you would be the one that I depend on," J-Hud sings on the ballad, which prominently features a piano, thick beats and melodic backing vocals.
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bahen Posts: 1just got an offer for 07 RDX with Tech package for 33,000..that includes destination fee.. so 33K plus tax and licensing.. is that fair for a 07? It has 96 miles on it and last 07 on the lot.. color and interior I want.. I think for a 08, the price is 35K.. 2K less for a 07..deal or should I wait on the 08? not a huge difference it sounds but 96 miles or 8 miles and fresh off the truck for another 2K.. thoughts?
12thmonkey Posts: 10It was at Ann Arbor Acura , didn't have to haggle much.
I just shopped around in Troy and Novi , and called up AA Acura with the price and they agreed. Troy was easy to negotiate with online but were charging more for the color that I want , didn't particularly care for the way the Suburban folks in Novi tried to negotiate so I walked away.
I had an option to buy the vehicle in Chicago , but the best price I got over there was about 33225 out the door, so decided to make the purchase in AA.
Any way the sales rep (John Reicart) was really plesent to deal with , I am not sure if I got the price coz it was the end of the month or because new incentives were coming starting December.
Iam reasonably happy as it was the closest I could get to the Consumer reports pricing report. -
gin72460 Posts: 1I was offered this deal by email:
This Fall Season, Acura of Serramonte's Internet Department is assisting our Internet Customers through our Straightforward Pricing for any of our model selections starting 11/15/2007 - 11/25/2007.
2007 RDX with Technology Package for $32,400+ Tax + Licensing Fees (MSRP $37,165). We have a silver/taupe RDX 07 Tech package available in stock.
2008 RDX with Technology Package for $35,000+ Tax + Licensing Fees (MSRP $37,410).
Price includes free security wheel locks and good for any of our in stock model selections.
*Starting on 11/1/2007 to 11/30/2007 you can get special financing as low as 2.9% for 36 months or 4.9% for 60 months on approved credit.* -
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sciguy Posts: 5Paid $34,400 for the car (vs sticker total of $37,410) and $600 extra for a roof rack at Tustin Acura. Put $10,000 down and financed the rest at 2.90% for 3 yrs. I suspect the roof rack is overpriced, but overall I am happy with the purchase and very pleased with the car. The Nav system is very friendly and the XM radio has great sound quality. I'm hoping my tire guys will give me good credit for the stock Michelin Pilot HX MXM4 tires in trade for Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenzas 'cause the latter tires are supposed to be way better in snow according to TireRack.com.
thuidoi Posts: 5Just got a quote from Performance Acura in Chapil Hill,NC. $32,000. even OUT THE DOOR. I was offered $33,145 the first time I requested a quote from them, 2 days ago. I replied, " I'm sorry, I wasted your time, but I could not go beyond $32000". Got the final quote today. 32000 out the door.
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thuidoi Posts: 5hey guys, just picked up my car today. It turn out to be the saleman mistake for the price of 32000 out the door. it is acutally $32,500 otd. I just got the base package, polished metal metallic, taupe interior, and wheel locks. special finance from 12/01/07 - 12/14/07, 36 months or less = 2.9%, 37-60 months = 4.90%. i got the 4.9%, this is from american honda finance. my saleman was Vatell, tell him John sent you.
jm464 Posts: 1Bought 2008 RDX with Technology Package yesterday with the following options:
Remote Starter, Roof Rack, Mud Flaps, All Season Mats, Cargo Liner, Moon Roof Visor and Body Side Moulding. The whole deal with added options $ 36,421. Not sure if it was the best deal but I was tired of going back and forth with dealers etc.. Dealer was Acura of Boston. Trade in price was fair for my vehicle and was going to pay cash for the whole thing but the 2.9% Honda Finance available made me re-think that and ended up financing 18K.
Hope this helps those in the market get a better price. -
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nothiatt Posts: 3I am just about to sign the dotted line on my RDX 08 Tech. I promise to post details on the deal when it is done and dusted, but in the meantime, I have a question.
Do I need to buy a LoJack with the RDX Tech or does their Nav system already provide the necessary tracking? Would you buy or not? I have been quoted $795 for it, can it be purchased cheaper else where?
Thanks to you all...