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Albersloher Weg 28, 48153 Münster, Germany – Show map
Best location if one has something to deal with the fair area and Halle Münsterland.
Good hotel, good personal team
Location, close to the centre.
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The modern Tryp Kongresshotel Münster offers bright rooms with minibar, desk and wireless internet access.
A large breakfast buffet is available each morning. For dinner, the restaurant offers Spanish, regional and international specialities. Drinks are served at the Kongresshotel Münster's bar.
The Kongresshotel is 35 km from Münster/Osnabrück Airport.
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It's not clear where and how to reach the parking space behind the hotel. That's ugly after a long trip by car... Just put the sign for the parking entrance near to the entrance and nobody will be misguided around all the fair buildings.
Distance from town Over-priced Didn't have basic things in room like a kettle
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The internet is just 50 mg free for day. The hotel doesnt have ant computer if you want to use and print some documents
Location, close to the centre.
No gym, beds are not that confortable, no air conditioning, no English satellite channels.
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Bathroom was not clean enough Too loud at night, you can hear almost everything from the street
Parking is free for motorcycles. Good location if you're using one of the several big roads nearby.
Wi-Fi is limited to something like 50MB (not enough for Skype-ing, for example), then you need to pay.
Everything was fine, excellent breakfast and great choices, even gluten free.
We had a room to the street and as we could not regulate the temperature, we had to sleep with open windows. Hence it was quite loud. However, should not be a problem if you wake up very early :-).
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Cheryl has posted two of her Kathmandu videos on You Tube. The first is a video of a circumambulation around Boudnath www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CzaD1eJdAA
The second is a Tibetan monk chanting at Swayambunath www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRmaPaBanHE
These are flip videos, so the resolution isn't fabulous, but they will give you a small taste of Kathmandu.
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Bob, neither of these videos really shows you "the town." The Boudnath video shows the area around the stupa, which is, indeed, clean and orderly (especially in comparison to many other places).
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some of the other videos in that series that come up when you look at cheryl's show other parts of town
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As summer reaches its mid-point, selected high ranking U.S. House and Senate members continue to work on finalizing massive legislation to renew the Higher Education Act, which has already gone through seven extensions this year. One of the few primary issues still being debated is the "State Commitment to Affordable College Education Amendment," commonly known as the "Maintenance of Effort" provision. The provision seeks to hold states accountable for maintaining certain levels of tax support for higher education, and I believe it is essential for the future of public higher education.
The maintenance of effort provision, which was advanced by Rep. George Miller of California, Rep. John Tierney of Massachusetts and supported by members of both parties on the U.S. House Committee on Education and Labor, is premised on the fact that the most significant factor impacting the rapidly rising cost of college education for nearly 80 percent of the higher education population has been the relentless decline in commitment on the part of most state governments to maintain requisite levels of public funding. The result of this long-term decreasing commitment has been that in many states, as state appropriations have dwindled, public university tuition and fees have skyrocketed. This trend has effectively shifted the burden of funding higher education from the general public to the student.
What Representatives Miller, Tierney and other bipartisan members of the House Education and Labor Committee have figured out is that billions in new student aid dollars will have little effect on the expansion of educational opportunity if state legislatures continue to consistently reduce their fiscal commitment to higher education. Essentially, MOE is a first step in holding states accountable for retaining given levels of appropriations for their own students. The perversity of the present system is that as state legislatures lower their fiscal effort or do not provide adequate support for increasing student populations, tuitions and fees subsequently rise, and as a result most federal student aid programs are tapped at higher levels further indebting ever more students and with greater average debt.
Many state officials have become savvy about the process. In fact, I was told by a very high ranking member of the state legislature in Kentucky a couple of years ago that he did not need to provide additional tax support for public universities since the institutions themselves had the ability to increase their own student tuition and acquire the funds through the federal tuition-based aid programs. This "supplanting" of state support with federal tuition-based program support occurs more readily when state economies are bad or simply when legislators, by whim or fancy, refuse to provide the appropriate levels of public tax support, knowing full well that public universities will in response raise student tuition and fees to provide essential funds.
As a consequence, additional fiscal burdens are placed directly on students and indirectly on the federal government to offset what states fail to provide. This has been a pattern over the last three decades as increases in state legislative appropriations have been unreliable and state institutions are sent scrambling for needed revenues. The maintenance of effort provision has the potential to place pressure, through the secretary of education, to better stabilize state appropriations by means of federal disincentives through the use of Leveraging Educational Assistance Program funds and other programs, or incentives when new federal funds are made available in the future.
Supporters of the MOE provision include the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, which represents the majority of public universities nationwide, and numerous national student organizations. Opposition to the inclusion of the MOE Amendment is spearheaded by the National Governors Association and Council of State Governments, who have the obvious interest in seeing that billions in funding should continue to flow freely without strings. This no-strings approach is, of course, extremely attractive to states that continue to reduce their commitment to public higher education by shifting the financial responsibility away from themselves.
Strong opposition also resonates from the "states' rights" element that insists that the federal government should not have such fiscal leverage over states. Leading this charge is Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, who as U.S. secretary of education favored the elimination of the Department of Education and represents a state that is constantly last, or near last, among the 50 states in its tax effort to support public education at virtually all levels.
Legislators, such as Senator Alexander, who argue that states should receive federal funding without a corresponding fiscal commitment to higher education actually perceive that this anti-state tax effort strategy is good public policy. Unfortunately, in this system, the students are the ultimate losers as college affordability declines and federal direct student aid dollars are increasingly rendered less effective.
Many opponents of this amendment also insist that the MOE provision is precedent setting and represents a new dimension of federal encroachment in state sovereignty. In fact, concerns about the federal government holding states fiscally accountable is not new and has been a staple of education and welfare legislation for many decades. In 1965 the Elementary and Secondary Education Act carried with it a maintenance of effort provision that forbade states to supplant their own funding with federal dollars. Over the last four decades, these supplanting provisions have been upheld and enforced by federal courts on numerous occasions. Medicaid, and other federal funding measures operate in similar fashion making it difficult for state legislatures to cut funding without federal fiscal consequences.
In summary, maintenance of effort is an essential component for ensuring that states are held accountable for their funding of higher education. This amendment, if used effectively by blending both fiscal disincentives and incentives, will make states think twice before cutting higher education appropriations and should have an attendant effect of better stabilizing state higher education finding. The true winners will be, of course, the students, but in the broader context the spillover beneficiaries from state fiscal stabilization and enhancements to higher education will be the entire social and economic system.
F. King Alexander is president of California State University at Long Beach.
At one time a faculty was viewed as more than just a group of teachers. Faculty members were the essence of a college or university. They set the intellectual tone of the school, and as a result, the institutional agenda was centered on ideas, learning, values and bringing students into the realm of the mind.
A college education was once intended to bring about a comprehensive transformation of the entering high school graduate, yielding an incipient scholar four years later. Students at a college were expected to absorb its culture and attitude and identify, however subliminally, with its mission. Those majoring in a department established a sense of identity with the field, and professors exhibited a sense of responsibility for their welfare and progress. Even in larger institutions, majors were viewed as individuals, and sometime as colleagues, not just numbers. Full time faculty members became advisers, confidants, and sometimes, friends.
It's different now. In many institutions the faculty is viewed as another cost center, to be judged in terms of "productivity," rather than as the reason students come to the college.
People seem quite enthusiastic about the further savings that can be squeezed out of this cost center. Writing articles suggesting eliminating tenure, laying off faculty, increasing class size, and replacing full timers with adjuncts has become the new cottage industry.
Yes, a full professor teaching an advanced seminar to a group of 10 students is very expensive. But didn't we benefit from this relaxed, thoughtful and expensive kind of learning?
Are we ready to deny it to the vast number of students from a different demographic who are first appearing on our campuses? If we are serious about access, shouldn't we be prepared to pay for it?
The adjunct, often without office quarters, and with a heavy travel schedule associated with multi-campus commitments, rarely has time for this intellectual hand holding. S/he has been hired to teach a course, and as hard working as s/he is, as dedicated and caring -- the outcomes are simply not what they would be were the same individual to be hired on a tenure track.
By now, about half of America's full-time, tenured faculty has been replaced with adjuncts. There is an immense cost savings inherent in this, but the change speaks to something far more fundamental than cost. Everyone seems to agree, yet the replacement process grinds on.
The next instance of injury to the status and role of faculty takes place at the policy making council of most colleges. The nature and number of areas that appear on a college president's agenda is large and growing. Richard Vedder reports that "the number of non-teaching professional staff has doubled in relation to enrollment over the past generation. Universities have added scores of public relations specialists, wellness coordinators, diversity czars, international program administrators, assistant deans, associate provosts, and the like" and concludes that "some paring of the bureaucratic army will become necessary" in the months and years ahead, given budget realities. I'm not so sure.
The complexity of today's university ensures that there will be many voices clamoring for attention. Maintenance, security, human resources, development, must all be heard. The lights must go on and students must be safe. Student placement, housing, the registrar and all of the other necessary centers of activity in a postsecondary school are not likely to disappear. The result is that the voice of faculty, of scholarship, of ideas is necessarily muted at the decision making administrative levels, and the tenured voices calling for a more rigorous curriculum, or modifications (and extra costs) associated with an exploding knowledge base become more remote.
In many colleges, the thought that a faculty member might pick up the phone and exchange ideas with the president would be viewed as quaint. The passion, the concern, the stimulating ideas, and the debates regarding content and curriculum, now take place at a level far below the decision making.
The irony is that without the Sage on the Stage, students would simply sit home. There are enough books and online courses to provide every student with the knowledge needed to earn a degree on his/her own. Yet the young people keep coming, filling up our classrooms, competing for good seats -- and not because the student center's food is excellent, or because the counseling center is competent and concerned. The voice of faculty members, of learning and scholarship, is as essential to the school as ever. But it is being drowned out.
The crowning indignity for professors was the publication in the Federal Register of the list of constituencies identified by the U.S. Department of Education as "having interests that are significantly affected by the subject matter of the negotiated rulemaking process" for carrying out the revisions Congress made last year in the Higher Education Act. Over 30 different categories are listed, encompassing everyone -- except the faculty.
There is no point entering a debate as to which of the 30 groups are as relevant to the discussions as professors. Nor does it help that some of the participants will also happen to have faculty rank at a postsecondary institution.
Regulations will be promulgated in the absence of the English professor who knows, first hand, how a regulation will play out in a classroom of first generation English speakers. Or the biology professor who knows what "cost saving" could mean to the effective teaching of a laboratory course. There will be no voices pressing the case for the liberal arts, for critical thinking skills, for the education of a perceptive, thinking citizenry, and no first-hand advocates for graduate education and the need to replace an aging professoriate.
Who will help create a sense of balance in the discussions so that an occupational mindset does not capture the thinking of all concerned?
Every change, every nuance, every new regulation will play itself out, in one way or another, in the classroom. And if the process doesn't benefit from the passion and presence of classroom faculty, it is at risk of being flawed.
Omitting faculty from the list was surely an oversight. At the same time, someone might want to jot down a reminder for negotiated rulemaking in 2015, when the Higher Education Act will next be reauthorized: Even if only for appearances' sake, "faculty" should be added to the list of people interested in education.
Bernard Fryshman is an accreditor and a professor of physics.
The Education Department's proposal to start charging a variable interest rate instead of a fixed, low rate to borrowers who combine multiple federal student loans into one is a "viable option for reducing federal costs" in student loan programs, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said in a February letter to Republican lawmakers, who had requested the review.
Rep. John Boehner told a group of college presidents Tuesday that members of Congress are tired of hearing from constituents who can't figure out why their children can't transfer credit from one institution to another.
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House Republicans unveiled their proposals for renewing the law that governs federal financial aid programs, which mirror the bill introduced last year.
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Leaders of the AFT's college unions plan opposition to David Horowitz, cooperation with the NEA, and new organizing efforts.
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Mercantec returns to its roots after a run at high-flying dot-com stardom.
When Bill Tait, a long-time e-commerce entrepreneur and Internet technology executive, bought back Mercantec Inc. in early 2003, the deal couldn`t have closed at a more opportune time.
Mercantec, a company well-known for both its innovative shopping cart technology and established market share with smaller to medium-sized web retailers, had fallen on hard times, another victim of the dot-com investment bomb, a faltering economy and a flawed business model.
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Tait, who started Mercantec in 1995, sold a majority interest in 2000 to Divine Inc., a Chicago high-tech development group with a $2 billion war chest for acquiring or growing e-commerce companies. Divine invested almost $24 million in working capital in Mercantec with a strategy of changing its sales focus.
Tait had built the company with a core business strategy of developing shopping cart and other e-commerce tools for small web merchants. It sold its software through a large network of Internet service providers and web hosting, telecommunications and credit card companies. Divine had the notion of rebuilding Mecantec into a vendor of enterprise applications with software fees starting at $250,000.
But the business base never materialized and Tait, along with several new private investors, reacquired the company. Today, Mercantec is rebuilding. The company has annual sales of about $1.5 million, an installed base of more than 70,000 mostly smaller Internet retailers worldwide and it expects to regain profitability this year.
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"Divine tried to make Mercantec look more like BroadVision, and that strategy just never worked," Tait says. "I bought the company back as a labor of love and now we are heading back in the right direction."
To re-energize the company and with a goal of $10 million in annual sales within three years, Tait, who is CEO, is busy refocusing Mercantec on its core customer base and developing new payments processing products and alliances that he thinks will appeal to smaller web retailers needing affordable e-commerce applications and services, especially those wanting to sell on eBay and other online auction sites.
For instance, Mercantec in November introduced PowerCommerce 2005, a web storefront package for individuals and businesses selling merchandise on eBay. The company is also forging new marketing alliances with organizations such as Lightbridge Inc., an analytics and e-commerce technology firm, which operates Authorize.Net, a payments processing and gateway service with links to a number of third-party auction sites.
For Mercantec to grow, Tait says he and his new management team, which includes fellow co-founder Daniel W. Watkins as chief technology officer and Curtis Sahakian as vice president of business development, are focusing on selling software and services to the thousands of new small businesses that want to open independent web stores or sell on eBay, Amazon and other third-party marketplaces.
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The market is mushrooming. Each year eBay attracts more than 100 million visitors who spend more than $23 billion, giving many established multi-channel merchants and start-up operations new ways to sell merchandise. Best Buy Co. Inc., for instance, uses eBay to sell liquidated inventory and other merchandise. By 2007, according to Forrester Research, third-party marketplace and auction sites such as eBay could account for about 25% of all e-commerce sales. Tait is staking Mercantec`s future in part on selling eBay and third-party marketplace merchants a hosted package.
Mercantec`s PowerCommerce 2005 is a new suite of storefront applications that includes a variety of tools and programs to help merchants sell on third-party sites. The program includes integrated site and store builder applications, lets users register shoppers, track inventory, create content and manage online coupon programs. It also features several third-party marketplace tools. For instance, a marketplace manager program lets a merchant operate a new storefront or link an existing store site directly to eBay.
The marketplace application also helps merchants create their eBay seller account, e-mail a customer when they`ve won an auction, create a shopping cart for each successful bid and track individual orders. The checkout process, which can be integrated with an existing storefront, lets merchants automatically calculate shipping rates and sales tax and use an optional third-party payments gateway to send transactions through various processors, including PayPal Inc., eBay`s payments arm.
Offering merchants options to operate on third-party sites represents a burgeoning opportunity for vendors such as Mercantec. Today, there about 500 retailers that link their storefronts or operate a separate web store on auctions operated by eBay, Amazon.com, Overstock.com Inc. and others, according to Scot Wingo, CEO of ChannelAdvisor Corp., which provides technology to allow individuals and retailers to sell on eBay, and author of "eBay Strategies: 10 Proven Methods to Maximize Your eBay Business."
But Wingo says that number will easily reach 1,000 in 2005 and could double each year for the foreseeable future. Today, online consumer electronics retailers are the web merchant category making the most of online auctions and other third-party sites to sell discounted and liquidated merchandise. However, Amazon.com is drawing more diverse categories of merchants selling what Wingo calls "in season" merchandise, and those retailers` use of auctions is growing. "Retailers can`t help but notice all the people using eBay to bid on all sorts of merchandise," Wingo says. "The number of merchants using these sites will double each year for quite a while."
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Last week I reported that hospital operating profits dropped 71 percent in fiscal 2013 to about $100 million. Operating profits at Baltimore-area hospitals varied significantly, as you can see here. The data come from the state Health Services Cost Review Commission's unaudited fiscal 2013 profits report. Unaudited means the numbers could change slightly, as the commission works through it all.
Profits are certainly down, but it's not all bad.
Here are the most profitable hospitals in Maryland:
By total profits
- University of Maryland Medical Center $89.1 million
- Johns Hopkins Hospital $51 million
- Anne Arundel Medical Center $42 million
- Saint Agnes Hospital $41.8 million
- Holy Cross Hospital $37.4 million
- Suburban Hospital $34.6 million
- Sinai Hospital $34.5 million
- Carroll Hospital Center $30.5 million
- Greater Baltimore Medical Center $28.2 million
- Mercy Medical Center $25.7 million
By total profit margin
- Suburban Hospital 13.25%
- Carroll Hospital Center 11.63%
- University of Maryland Shock Trauma 11.61%
- Dorchester General Hospital 10.84%
- Harford Memorial Hospital 10.69%
- Northwest Hospital 10.25%
- Saint Agnes Hospital 10.25%
- MedStar St. Mary's Hospital 9.77%
- Holy Cross Hospital 8.97%
- Howard County General Hospital 8.22%
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Helen Mary Pasquali, 94, formerly of Kenosha, late of Phoenix, Ariz., died at home on Friday, May 30, 2014.
She was born on Sept. 25, 1919, to the late Alex and Martha (Palucissina) Potente. She graduated from Kenosha High School on Jan. 28, 1938. Helen and her sister, Esther, owned and operated a corner grocery store. Helen worked as an executive secretary at American Motors. On Jan. 5, 1951, she married Louis Pasquali. Helen was a member of St. Marys Catholic Church. She relocated to Phoenix in 2007, where she lived out the remainder of her life.
Helen will be remembered by patrons of Pasqualis Bar in Kenosha for her Mrs. Ps Beef and by her family for her homemade ravioli. She loved gardening, reading and current affairs.
Helen is survived by her loving children, Mary (Alan) Corradini of Phoenix, JoAnn Pasquali of Kenosha and John Pasquali of Phoenix; her grandsons, Alan (Lisa) Corradini of Phoenix, Chad Corradini of N. California and Craig Denny of Portland; her great grandsons, Quinn and Cash Corradini of Phoenix, and her sister Esther Taleronik of Kenosha. She is also survived by several nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her beloved husband Lukes and her sister Angeline Tillman.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, June 17, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at St. Marys Catholic Church (7307 40th Ave.) followed by Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. Interment will follow at St. George Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to (1510 E. Flower St. Phoenix, AZ 85014) sent in Helens name. Bruch Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.
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For 2012, the GMC Acadia gains some new exterior colors, as well as an additional console-mounted power outlet. The top-of-the-line Acadia Denali trim comes standard with hill-hold assist. The mid-grade Acadia SLT and Acadia Denali trim levels gain an integrated side blind spot mirror. All GMC Acadias get fog lamps and body colored side moldings.
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 40,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "Easy to drive, comfortable for long distances."
Cons: "Should have gotten the power passenger seat as wel"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Handles well in traffic and on the highway. Comfortable riding in long distance driving. Confidence in snowy roads. Love the heated leather seats and the captains chairs in the second row. Third row easily accommodates adults comfortably. Good air flow both a/c and heat in winter. Love the air flow from the ceiling of the vehicle; makes it easy to cool and heat as needed. Bought it because we planned on road trips vs flying. Don't regret it!Get really good gas mileage on the highway...up to 28mpg!"
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 14,000
overall rating 10 of 10rating detailsPros: "All the good stuff wrapped up into my Acadia"
Cons: "Solid heavy AWD does enjoy gas! Ok with me."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have typically been a leaser of cars...I dont like to commit myself to one particular make or model and I certainly appreciate trying new cars every 3 years or so. I have driven Toyotas, Fords and most recently a Volvo xc90. For me personally, none have compared to my Acadia. It is incredibly comfortable, spacious, quiet and reliable. I dont feel like a monster on the road, and yet, the Acadia is so roomy and accomadating for my family with all our hockey and ski gear as well as a few extra carpoolers. I feel safe, I like the styling both interior and exterior (i refuse to drive a mini van!) and it fits our needs perfectly. The Acadia is my most favorite car to drive and definitely look forward to another when this lease is up."
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By Danarone on Monday, December 19, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 25,000
overall rating 7 of 10rating detailsPros: "Spacious, Functional, Has all the amenities"
Cons: "Pricey, cheap construction, lazy shifting"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Buy this vehicle if you need to haul cargo and people and you don't want a minivan. There is no better solution I know of if you want to haul 8 passengers. (We opted for the sliding bench in 2nd row). We upgraded from an MDX so we could haul 8 passengers, and we loaded it up with every conceivable option. Do not buy this vehicle if you are a driving enthusiast. The tranny is lazy shifting, and the steering is fairly numb. It's acceptable for a big truckster, but it's not "fun" to drive. Interior quality is extremely average, plasticky, and covered with lots of sun glaring chrome bezels. I actually painted the center console HVAC bezels black because of this issue. Avoid the bench seat option. It is poorly executed with sliding tracks in the floor. They are a magnet for crayons, dirt and Nintendo games. They are packed with grease as well, making them impossible to keep clean. The rear cargo area has a cheap fuzzy carpet that is already showing wear. The exterior styling is the best part; this baby looks good on the road. Muscular, sure-footed and prestigious compared to others in its class. Ground clearance is terrible for an AWD vehicle though. We installed the optional mudflaps and they are always dragging when entering driveways. We got 20" chrome wheels with the SLT2 package. Not my first choice. Too 'blingy'. I looked closely at the way they are made. They are actually regular steel rims with a chrome hubcap glued onto the outside. Really disappointing. I think the 19" would offer a better ride and handling and look better as well. And that's a theme with this vehicle and other GM products. Make it look good on the surface. But when you look closer, you realize that they cheaped out. Cargo area is exactly 48" wide (great for hauling building materials) and about 6' deep. You can pack some stuff in there. The Enclave, and traverse are essentially the same vehicles, but this is where the Acadia outshines them both. OnStar is awesome. Love it. Call and ask a human being rather than twiddle with the on screen interface. Navi interface is clunky and low res, but pretty much what you'd expect. So, overall it's a decent vehicle. I am satisfied, but not delighted. After years of owning Hondas and Acuras, I am worried about the longevity of this vehicle. Its average construction and uninspired driving dynamics make me miss my MDX."
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This week on GIRL TALK with Melissa from
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we reflected on our 20's. What was the biggest thing you took with you from your 20's?
I learned how to be independent. After college, I moved to Ohio and lived in a small apartment on the first floor of a house. I thought this was the coolest thing ever. My own place! But I didn't know the first thing about cooking, cleaning, or keeping the place up and running. It was on the job training. And for me, the ultimate learning experience.
And I also learned how to drive a stick! :)
How about YOU?
Here's a few comments from listeners...
--I wish I had the knowledge in my 20's that I have now...but what I have learned is what is meant to be will ALWAYS find it's way & does not need to be forced.
--I didn't think that I had a look at price tags so in my 20s I had that same attitude so I was robbing Peter to pay Paul until one day they took my car so I went to my parents for help and for once my parents did not help me. They said "figure it out" and I did. I learned a really good lesson from that!
--In my 20s I learned that it's ok to be single. Worry about your goal because there is always time for a relationship.
--I'm only 24, and realizing just how real those college loans are at a few hundred $$$ a month on top of rent, gas, groceries, cell phone, etc. I have an elementary teaching degree and of course I'm still trying to get a permanent position.
--Don't loan money to friends!
--I learned to not compare my accomplishments to anyone else's. We all do things in our time. Who cares if all your friends are married, that doesn't mean they are all happy.
--I learned to talk things out instead of getting angry and letting things ruin my day. This has made every day happier!
--I learned that student loans are real, and not "so off in the future".
--I learned it's all downhill after 25 (I turn 47 next month)
--I learned not to base life decisions on a guy. I have 2 daughters and my hope is they learn from my experience.
--I had triple digits partners, thought it was cool then, but now not so much. Alot of women don't take me serious or won't give me the time of day because of how many women I've been with....they think I'm after one thing. So my lesson learned is, don't sleep around. Even though I was safe, its not cool. They remember.
--I learned the value of patience and taking my time with pretty much everything.
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