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2009 Honda Civic Coupe EX Review
Comfortable, handles great
I dislike how the back looks. It's very bulky
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2009 Honda Civic Coupe Si w/ Nav and Summer Tires Review
Great car, fun to drive, handles like a sports car and is excellent on fuel. navigation and audio system are easy to use and the built in stereo/ speakers are amazing for a stock system.
very small interior. Back seats are not made adults.
Would Recommend To Any Lower Budget Sports Car Enthusiast! — This car is great for getting looks in. The car purs almost like a big v10 super car, it is comfortable isn't expensive. Car handles well and looks great. You really get a lot of power out of this little 4 banger. Best of all you won't find your self at the fuel pumps all that often. Great car, love it dearly.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Honda2009 writes:
2009 Honda Civic Coupe EX-L w/ Nav Review
Low to the ground, stylish "cockpit" dashboard. Fun to drive.
Tight for a family of 5.
Love It! — I love my Honda Civic- fun to drive, great gas mileage and extremely low maintenance costs. Easy to understand NAV system. I love the large moon roof. Only needs oil changes every 5,000 miles. Great maintenance minder built into the car.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Erik writes:
2009 Honda Civic Coupe LX Review
Looks AMAZING and I love being seen driving it! Handles like a go-kart ... totally sticks to the ground. So much fun to drive!
Ride is slightly too connected with the road for my aging body but I would have appreciated it a lot more when I was younger!
Totally Sporty Car That Doesn't Break The Bank — This car is just a blast to drive. Of course it's totally reliable and sips gas. It handles like a go-kart and is nimble and in total connection with the road. It looks amazing in its gloss black color. I feel 20 years younger when I'm driving it!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
money_saver writes:
2009 Honda Civic Coupe EX Review
Very fuel efficient Coupe car. Great design.
Tiny for a Family man.
Honda Civic Coupe Ex — Good sporty looking car. It's been extremely reliable in the short time that I have owned it but unfortunately I need something more practical for my family. It runs perfect. no scratches or dings whatsoever. She is in perfect shape!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Klhope89 writes:
2009 Honda Civic Coupe EX Review
Quick. Handles well. Very low maintenance.
Not great on long trips.
Budimlic writes:
2009 Honda Civic Coupe EX Review
Car sat at the dealer for two years and was brand new with only 40Km on odometer. I got it for about $5000 less than original price since dealer wanted to get rid of it. What a sweet deal for two year/brand new car. It is our fourth civic. My wife drives 4 door manual and coupe is automatic. Five inch shorter wheel base makes coupe more fun to drive and toss in turns. Unbeatable handling for the money. Having fourth civic just proves our faith in Honda's reliability and all around practicality and simplicity. No single repair on altogether 5 Hondas we have had in last 16 years.
Somewhat artificial feel of steering comparing to 4 door model (2006 purchased in Oct 2005) I hate fuel economy. Never got less than 9L to a hundred Km while manual went as low as 6L. In winter sometimes coupe goes as high as 12L to a hudred Km. That includes some remote starting on very cold days and some spirited driving involved too. Air conditioner can't be turned off in widshield defrosting modes which again contributes to more fuel consumtion. Blind spots all over. One has to learn how to drive it but it's doable. Looking at rear of the car from the sides design is a bit out of place. I am not designer but something is missing. Some clicking noise when idling. Four door with same engine doesnt have clicking when idling.
Does Everything Well. Overall No Extremes, Good Or Bad. Really Nice Handling And Suspension. — This is our second car that replaced Hyundai Accent coupe (2000). Much better and more comfortable and sophisticated. Rear seat is not all that good but it's a coupe, and small one. Fun to drive and two years later I would buy another one in a heartbeat. Just with manual transmision. Big difference in fuel consumption. Probably needs very gentle driving with automatic transmision to get better fuel economy. I am simply not capable of gentle driving. I tried but the car simply whispers to be pushed harder. I guess I am done with my biblical review here. I hope it helps.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
JR9109 writes:
2009 Honda Civic Coupe Si Review
Very fun to drive, Economical before ivtec engagement, then still great mpg's even when driving hard. (100hp per liter) handles even better than stock with HFP suspension.
No leather option available, larger blind spots at A pillars than I am used to.
Great Sports Coupe. — I never get bored driving this car. Take it to 5800 rpm's and have some fun. Even said, this car is still very cheap to own and practical to use as a daily driver. Be aware, it will not keep up with V8's and turbo 4's in the straight line category. A lot of fun on the back roads.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2009 Honda Civic Coupe Si Review
Idk — we have the hybrid version alittle more expensive but grate on gass. 52 mpg somtimes and it can go fast to idk how but u it can hit 80 no speed dile omiter it is just digital telling u xact # alot easer and its big not so luxurous 4 door seets 5 alot of trunk space to
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2009 Honda Civic Coupe EX-L Review
MPG and maintenance costs are minimal. Four to five star safety ratingsby searching 2009 Civic at the safercar.gov website.
It's not a family car, due to small back seat.
Fun To Drive, Cheap To Own! — Honda Civic Coupe EX-L has premium features, is a comfy ride and costs so very little to own and operate. Road trip to CA returned 43 MPG, using cruise control at 70 MPH, on average. Exceptional braking, and never, ever got stuck in the snow thanks to FWD and variable power assist.
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Dependable, Affordable, Good Commuter To Work, Etc.
This car would be great for a student or someone who needs a dependable car to drive to work. It's not bad for an older car. It has perks like a moonroof and good gas mileage. The bodywork isn't perfe... Read More
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1994 Honda Civic Coupe Reviews
Love It!
I like that i got this car for free... i have been begging my mother for it since i was 13. i finally have it.. i used to have a 1995 but it had no air... it was also a dx... no power steering. then i... Read More
Good Car
Its a good car to have all around! If you need a car in town or to go on a trip this is what I would take without a blink of an eye. Performance with the upgrades that i have it hauls pretty good. I o... Read More
1995 Honda Civic Coupe Reviews
Great First Vehicle
The car looked great for what it was. With the 15" polished aluminum wheels really made it look sportier than it was. It was comfortable for two adults but putting anyone in the back was a pain (loa... Read More
Nice Dd
Had the car for 4 years, got me back and forth to work everyday with little problems. Engine finally gave out at 180k miles. I'd blame lack of good maintenance by previous owners as the cause. Had pla... Read More
1996 Honda Civic Coupe Reviews
Excellent Ride
This car has one of the most comfortable seats ever. They never lost their shape and firmness in all these years. Engine power with the V-tech is pretty nice, I put a little wider tires than stock a... Read More
Great Looking Economical Little Ride.
This is my very first Honda, and I've only had it for a few weeks but I already love it. Can't wait to modify the intake and exhaust, plus some accessories. Fast and great on gas, this car suits me. Read More
1997 Honda Civic Coupe Reviews
Awesome Car
very reliable, cheap on parts and labour. quick and fun to drive, u can find parts for it anywhere. original d16 enge blew at about 250 000ks, but bought and installed the new motor super cheap. 50$ i... Read More
Great Car To Get From A To B Cheap And You Get There Everytime.
Great car. Never really anything other than gass and oil and gets great MPGs. Not a race car but with a few bolt ons gets about a 10 sec 0-60 while still getting 40mpgs. not a ton of room but from wor... Read More

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I was enjoying the match, then their was the weird screwy finish, then the aftermath was great. Shellshock on top of the cell! Weird how the best cell spots in the past couple of years have actually been before or after matches (I think Orton took an AA on the cell on the Raw before his bout with Cena, in an angle which was better than the actual match).
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I've been reading reviews and it seems really, really mixed.
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The thing that ruined Goldberg is that once the streak was over, there was nothing else to him. Let Ryback develop.
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The thing that ruined Goldberg is that once the streak was over, there was nothing else to him. Let Ryback develop.
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Eyelid drooping is excessive sagging of the upper eyelid.
A drooping eyelid can stay constant, worsen over time (progressive), or come and go (intermittent). It can be one-sided or on both sides. When drooping is one-sided (unilateral), it is easy to detect by comparing the two eyelids. Drooping is more difficult to detect when it occurs on both sides, or if there is only a slight problem.
A furrowed forehead or a chin-up head position may indicate that someone is trying to see under their drooping lids. Eyelid drooping can make someone appear sleepy or tired.
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My wife and I have a new two-level condo unit. Whenever we use hot water in the shower or bathroom sink on the upper level, we hear a knocking noise from the pipes. (Actually, I now refer to the noise as the "kettle noise" because I decided it's similar to the popping noise you hear from a tea kettle when the water is just starting to boil.) The noise is usually less during the day and at its worst during the early morning and at night. (One plumber said that may be because these are times of the day when more people in the area are using water.) We've had a plumber come to our home, cut open the ceiling from the lower lever and strap down the pipes. I've turned down the water temperature in the hot water heater. The noise however continues. Does anyone have a clue??? Please help.
Since you notice more noise at off peak time I would try lowering your incoming water pressure or lower the pressure off your hot water source.
It sounds to me as though youre hearing the expansion of the "cool" hot water pipes as the hot water makes its way to your upstairs bathroom....very common and obviously louder in the morning and evening as the piping has not been used and is at its coolest. Again very common whatever the age of the structure. Not too much you can do about it after the fact....The way to handle this at the time of construction is to use heavy foam insulation on all the hot water pipes to lessen the noise, personally I would insulate the cold as well to reduce the noise from the cold water between floors....This is plumbing 101 course "simple expansion and contraction". erik
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Rattlers' perfect mark shattered in blowout loss to Sabercats
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Rattlers move to 14-0 with blowout win over L.A. Kiss
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Rattlers top AFL Coaches' Poll for 25th straight week
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Rattlers stay perfect, become second AFL team to start 12-0 with win over Thunder
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Don't believe everything you read: Arizona Rattlers have not signed Will Hill
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Rattlers' Davila and Dukes earn weekly AFL honors
Arizona Sports | June 03, 2014 2:30 pmArizona Rattlers quarterback Nick Davila and defensive end Cliff Dukes both took home AFL awards for their performances in the team's Week 12 51-42 win over the San Jose SaberCats. Davila, who is affectionately...
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The Ethics of Redistricting
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on December 22, 2014
A gubernatorial panel created to propose ethics reforms has recommended revisions to Virginia laws on redistricting, as well as an amendment to the state Constitution that would revise the way legislative districts are drawn. As Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, the Governor's Commission to Ensure Integrity and Public Confidence in State Government left no doubt that it considers the current process to be overtly partisan and unfair.
Rights Restoration for Ex-Offenders
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on December 18, 2014
Praises, tears, accolades, and stories of lives renewed are par for the course in a church setting. But although the venue was a church in Richmond, the occasion was the long-awaited restoration of rights for three Virginians who are among the thousands who have— and will have—their rights restored by Governor McAuliffe. And as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil explains, although the process is still not automatic, the governor has made it simpler.
Gov. Plans More Cuts for Virginia
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on December 17, 2014
Governor McAuliffe told the General Assembly's money committees Wednesday that while they made great strides in closing the state's budget shortfall, much more needs to be done to secure Virginia's future. As Virginia Public Radio Tommie McNeil reports, it's why he will continue to implement nearly 954 million dollars in spending cuts over the biennium and work to advance his vision for the upcoming session.
Reducing Reliance on Federal Funds
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on December 16, 2014
Governor McAuliffe says when he addresses lawmakers about the state's budget this week, he intends to talk about his new economic development package. As Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, his initiative includes legislative proposals that the governor says are necessary to reduce the Commonwealth's reliance on federal dollars.
Consumer Alert!
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on December 11, 2014
The Commonwealth's Attorney General has some advice for Virginians who plan to do lots of holiday shopping—especially over the Internet and with a credit or debit card. He says scammers love this time of year–and therefore, it's up to you to be extra vigilant. Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil explains how.
UVA Students Continue Dialogue
Posted in Virginia's News on December 7, 2014
In the wake of Rolling Stone renouncing its own story about an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia, some students say that Jackie, the undergraduate at the center of the storm, has been abused– this time by the magazine. Hawes Spencer reports.
New Scrutiny of VA's Controversial Abortion Clinic Regulations
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on December 4, 2014
It's back to the drawing board for a slightly revamped State Board of Health, which now has new political appointees. The Board has decided to study and amend abortion clinic regulations that have only been in effect since last year. As Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, the regulations' defenders say the inspections have uncovered unsafe conditions, while abortion-rights advocates say the rules may force clinics to close.
Former Sen. Webb Discusses Policies & Presidency
Sticking to his promise not to discuss or attack any other potential 2016 presidential candidate, former Democratic U.S. Senator Jim Webb today [Wednesday] did discuss where he believes the U.S. needs improvement—and where his own party has contributed to the dysfunction in Congress. More from Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil.
Crime Commission Adopts New Tactics on Cigarette Smuggling
In spite of recent stronger penalties, traffickers are still smuggling Virginia's low-tax cigarettes to other states—especially to New York City, where demand for the Commonwealth's cigarettes is soaring due to the city's high excise taxes.
Some estimates suggest that 21 percent of Virginia cigarettes end up in other states, where profits are so high that many criminals would rather sell tobacco than heroin. But the State Crime Commission is recommending a different tactic to deter the traffickers.
Pet Birth Control Idea Wins $20K UVA Entrepreneurship Cup
Posted in Virginia's News on December 3, 2014
The American Humane Society calls pet overpopulation a tragic problem, forcing shelters to euthanize millions of cats and dogs each year. Now, students at the University of Virginia have a solution – a non-surgical, reversible form of birth control for pets. Sandy Hausman has that story.
McDonnell Case: Request for New Trial Denied
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on December 2, 2014
In court documents released late yesterday, the federal judge who presided over the corruption trial of former Governor Bob McDonnell and his wife, Maureen, rejected a request by the former first couple for a new trial. Judge James Spencer also denied their request to throw out their guilty verdicts—with the exception of one conviction against Maureen. Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil has more details.
UVA President Promises Changes
Posted in Virginia's News on December 2, 2014
The president of the University of Virginia cancelled a speech to the National Press Club in favor of speaking to students Monday. She pledged a series of changes to combat sexual assault on campus – among them, forcing fraternities to operate under new rules and pressing police to arrest sellers of date rape drugs. Sandy Hausman has details.
Pricey Equipment in Virginia's Higher Ed Classrooms
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on December 1, 2014
Virginia universities have invested at least one-billion-dollars in highly sophisticated, expensive equipment for research and development. Some allow entrepreneurs to have access to that equipment and school expertise for a fee. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, a panel of lawmakers and experts is working to craft state policies to expand such opportunities in a way that benefits businesses, universities, and taxpayers.
The Brock Environmental Center
Posted in Virginia's News on December 1, 2014
Many people spend their weekends looking at houses. Some are in the market to buy. Others are just nosey, but recently Virginians toured a new building like no other in the nation – a place that gets all its water from rain, generates all the power it needs, has not a single flush toilet and keeps the floors clean in an ingenious way. Sandy Hausman took the tour and filed this report.
VaNews: Blue Crab Decline in the Chesapeake Bay
Posted in VaNews from VPAP on December 1, 2014
As the blue crab harvest in the Chesapeake Bay continues to decline there's still uncertainty over the causes and disagreement about what should be done. That's been one of the most read stories over the past week on the Virginia Public Access Project's VaNews link at vpap.org. Fred Echols reports.
New Lawmakers Learn the Ropes in Washington
Earlier this month Virginia voters sent three new politicians to represent them in Washington. For most, their terms won't start until January, but, as Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo explains, they've been busy learning how to be a member of one of the most exclusive bodies on earth.
Flip-Chip Communication
A University of Virginia Medical Clinic sees one or two patients a week for injuries from…of all things…yoga. That's an unfortunate side effect of the practice's boom…20.4 million Americans do yoga and on average spend $500 a year on clothes and retreats. Reporter Lydia Wilson spoke with a teacher-turned-entrepreneur trying to reverse the rising trend of yoga injuries.
Boosting Cyber-Security in Virginia
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on November 30, 2014
When Americans think of terrorism, they often envision 9-11-style attacks or some other extreme act of violence. But the nation's enemies don't just hail from a specific part of the world, and Americans are under attack every day—not by air, land, or sea, but electronically through data breaches and hacking. And as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, that's why the commonwealth's Cyber Security Commission is focusing on discovering vulnerabilities and strengthening the state's databases.
Virginia's Uninsured Children
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on November 21, 2014
A Virginia child advocacy organization has a new take on "No Child Left Behind"—that is, making sure all children in Virginia have health insurance. And while that IS possible right now, Voices for Virginia's Children says that could change in the very near future if federal lawmakers don't act. Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports.
Rally At UVA: Calls to End Sexual Violence
Posted in Uncategorized on November 20, 2014
About 700 people rallied at the University of Virginia responding to reports of sexual violence on campus. Sandy Hausman was there and filed this report.
Commission on Youth Address School Behavior Issues
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on November 17, 2014
Virginia schools are increasingly confronted with youth who exhibit challenging behavior. And while schools sometimes use physical restraint and seclusion to de-escalate a crisis, the state does not have any explicit laws or regulations that govern their use. As Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, that concerns the Commission on Youth, which is recommending legislation to require the Board of Education to formulate new rules and restrictions.
Integrity & Public Confidence in State Government
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on November 16, 2014
Although they're not quite final, the Governor's Commission on Integrity and Public Confidence in State Government is just about ready to submit its recommendations to Governor McAuliffe to meet his December 1st deadline. But as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, one of the lingering issues is how to change the process for determining legislative districts and prevent gerrymandering.
Political Analyst: Voters Send the Message
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates, Virginia's News on November 13, 2014
Eric Cantor loses the number two spot in the House of Representatives, former Governor Bob McDonnell is convicted on corruption charges, and Mark Warner almost loses his U.S. Senate seat after one term. Political analyst Bob Holsworth told social studies teachers at a Civics Summit that if he had predicted several years ago what happened to Virginia's most popular politicians this year, he probably would not have been invited to speak. But as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, he offered some enlightenment about the Commonwealth's recent electoral politics.
Lawmakers Weigh Penalties for Underage Sexting
Posted in Uncategorized on November 11, 2014
The State Crime Commission is wrestling with how to craft balanced legislation that addresses the growing problem of underage teens who take sexually explicit images of themselves and send them to others. The members' concern is heightened by some widely published cases—including a Louisa County "sexting" ring involving 100 teens and 1,000 images of minors posted on Instagram. But as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, they're also concerned that the penalties in existing laws designed for adult child predators may be too steep for teens.
Gillespie Concedes Senate Race
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates, Virginia's News on November 7, 2014
With a concession speech in Northern Virginia by Republican Ed Gillespie, the U.S. Senate race is officially over, and Democrat Mark Warner will be entering his second term as a U.S. Senator. More from Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil.
Challenges Remain: Housing Options for the Disabled
It does not appear that Virginia lawmakers have a clear idea of how to house and treat thousands of people who are developmentally and intellectually disabled after the federal government ordered four of the five state facilities to close as part of a settlement with the Department of Justice. As Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, the debate isn't about whether it's right to house them within their communities, but whether the state can pay for adequate facilities to fit all their needs.
Property Rights Dispute Continues
The Virginia Outdoors Foundation has agreed to act as a mediator in a property rights dispute between a Fauquier County farmer and the Piedmont Environmental Council. Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports that depending on the outcome, some farmers say the case could have a negative impact on the state's conservation easements program and create a hostile environment between landowners and government entities.
Sen. Warner's Image Could Suffer, Says Analyst
Though it's not yet official Democrat Mark Warner appears to have narrowly won reelection to the US Senate in a contest that was much closer than anticipated. Even in apparent victory, Warner's national brand may have been tarnished by his election night struggle against Republican Ed Gillespie. Fred Echols reports.
Virginia Film Festival 2014 Opens
For 27 years in Charlottesville, the Virginia Film Festival has provided an annual showcase of movies, everything from independent films to classics to documentaries, along with panel discussions and other special events. Not to mention an opportunity for local folks to rub elbows with some big names in film. Andrew Jenner reports.
Get Out The Vote
Posted in Virginia's News on November 4, 2014
In a mid term election, the goal is to 'get out the vote.' As Robbie Harris tells us, one demographic is stepping up its "G-O-T-V' efforts this time around.
Election 2014
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on November 3, 2014
Virginia voters head to the polls today to elect a U.S. Senator, their member of the U.S. House of Representatives, and a number of local offices in various localities. They also must make a decision on a state constitutional amendment—whether to authorize local property tax exemptions for the surviving spouses of military members who were killed in action. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, voters must also present a valid photo ID when they go to cast their ballots.
More information on acceptable forms of identification and ALL of the candidates on the ballot can be found on the Virginia Department of Elections website at: elections.virginia.gov. Voters who don't bring photo IDs can still cast provisional ballots, then present valid IDs to their local registrars by Friday at noon.
Unregulated Daycare Centers & Traffic Frustration Focus of VaNews from VPAP
Posted in VaNews from VPAP on November 2, 2014
The Virginia General Assembly is likely to consider new rules for unregulated day care centers next year…and commuters who make the difficult slog through Interstate 66 gridlock in Northern Virginia are using license plates to vent their frustration. Those stories have been among the most read over the past week at the Virginia Public Access Project's VaNews link on vpap.org. More now from Fred Echols.
Liberterian Candidate for Senate: Robert Sarvis
Posted in Virginia's News on November 2, 2014
Some contend his campaign stole votes from the Ken Cuccinelli for Governor campaign last year. And many wonder why Libertarian candidate Robert Sarvis is now running for the U.S. Senate when his poll numbers pale compared to his Democratic and Republican rivals. But in a conversation with Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil, Sarvis explains his focus isn't on winning, it's on branding.
Protected: Spotlight on WVTF/RADIO IQ
Posted in Spotlight on WVTF 2014 on November 1, 2014
Wildlife Center of Virginia: Unusual Auction
Posted in Virginia's News on October 30, 2014
The Wildlife Center of Virginia is one-of-a-kind – a privately funded medical facility for injured animals from across the Commonwealth. To make ends meet, the Waynesboro Center will host a fundraiser and auction featuring some surprising items. Sandy Hausman has that story.
Insanity Bid? Experts See Bleak Options for Matthew
Posted in Virginia's News on October 29, 2014
Experts suggest that Jesse L. Matthew Jr., the man authorities link to the Hannah Graham and Morgan Harrington cases, stands no chance of bail and little chance of a life outside of prison– even if he attempts an insanity defense. Hawes Spencer has this report ahead of Matthew's court appearance Friday, October 31st.
Is Matthew's Defender Ready For His Closeup?
The lawyer now tasked with representing Virginia's most embattled criminal suspect has a long track record, primarily on the prosecution side of the courtroom. Is Jim Camblos the right lawyer for the man charged in the case of Hannah Graham, the 18-year-old University of Virginia student whose remains were publicly identified on Friday, October 24?
FBI Warns Media May Be ISIS Tragets
You may have heard rumors, grumblings, and conspiracy theories about planned attacks by ISIS or ISIL militants on American soil—but nothing credible. While the news media are NOT in the business of creating panic, we are raising awareness as it's passed on to us. And as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, a recent FBI bulletin sent to media outlets warns that the terror organization is trying to persuade noncombatant sympathizers to execute or kidnap specific groups of American citizens.
T-Shirt in Harrington Case: A Link? a Clue? or a Taunt?
Posted in Virginia's News on October 22, 2014
For nearly five years, a rock band t-shirt that mysteriously appeared near the University of Virginia has been one of the most connective yet perplexing clues in the death of Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington. Hawes Spencer reports.
Charges Against Jesse Matthew, Jr: Strongest Case Goes First
With charges starting to pile up against the man blamed for one woman's rape and another's disappearance, who decides where to prosecute first? Hawes Spencer has this report.
Scary Movies & Appalachian Stereotypes
Halloween reminds us that it can sometimes be fun to explore the dark side. And the rise in popularity of horror movies of the last couple of decades seems to confirm that. A Virginia Tech Professor of pop culture is taking a closer look at scary movies to see what they tell us about the stereotypes that drive them. Robbie Harris has more.
Investigating Unlawful Adoptions
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on October 20, 2014
The Virginia Commission on Youth is scrutinizing the practice of finding new homes and transferring custody of adopted children—while bypassing state oversight and safeguards. The practice—known as "re-homing"—was uncovered through last year's Reuters and NBC News investigation, which found an underground market for adoptive parents who no longer wish to care for their adopted child. And as Virginia Public Radio's Anne Marie Morgan reports, the panel's focus is on mitigating the reasons that some adoptive parents change their minds.
Jesse Matthew Indicted in Fairfax, Tip to Law Enforcement about Vultures
Jesse Matthew, the suspect in custody for the abduction of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham, has been indicted on charges related to a 2005 rape in Fairfax.
Forensic evidence links Jesse Matthew to the 2009 disappearance of Virginia Tech student Morgan Harrington in Charlottesville, which had previously been linked to the Fairfax rape, officials said.
Meantime, the man who called in a tip that led to the discovery of human remains behind an empty house in southern Albemarle, says that it was the sheer number of vultures that caught his eye. Hawes Spencer reports.
Virginia Tech Research: Anti-Smoking Vaccine
A vaccine aimed at helping cigarette smokers quit, is entering the next phase in testing. A Virginia Tech professor who's been working to develop the vaccine got a $2.4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to test the vaccine. Robbie Harris has more.
Issues in VaNews from VPAP: Older Drivers, Loss of Farmland
Posted in VaNews from VPAP on October 20, 2014
A Virginia family wants the state look more closely at older drivers after a fatal highway accident…and the issue of loss of farmland in the Commonwealth is at the center of a debate in York County. Those have been among the most read stories over the past week at the Virginia Public Access Project's VaNews link on vpap.org. Fred Echols reports.
Albemarle County Neighbors React to Death Investigation
Posted in Virginia's News on October 19, 2014
Police in Albemarle County are waiting for results from the state's crime lab – hoping to learn whether remains found over the weekend are those of missing UVA student Hannah Graham. Sandy Hausman reports on the discovery and what it may mean for the only suspect in the case – Jesse Matthew, Jr.
Missing in Virginia
With the disappearance of Hannah Graham, Morgan Harrington, Alexis Murphy, Dashad Smith and other young adults, some people wonder if a serial killer is at work in and around Charlottesville. Sandy Hausman talked with law enforcement experts who say that's possible – but other factors may account for these tragic cases, Central Virginia isn't the only place reporting missing people, and such things have occurred in the past.
Ebola: Health Care Professionals on the Front Lines
While state officials express confidence, health care professionals are preparing on the front lines. Sandy Hausman paid a visit to the University of Virginia Medical Center where staff was invited to a lunch-time discussion of ebola. That presentation suggests one of Virginia's premiere teaching hospitals could handle a couple of cases but maybe not a major outbreak. Sandy Hausman has the story.
Health Commissioner Discusses Ebola Preparedness in VA
Posted in Daily Capitol News Updates on October 16, 2014
The possibility that a now-deceased Ebola patient could have spread the virus to fellow travelers as he waited in a Virginia airport has prompted several state lawmakers to ask Governor McAuliffe to use his authority to impose travel restrictions on Dulles Airport. But as Virginia Public Radio's Tommie McNeil reports, the state's Health Commissioner cautions against overkill … and says Virginia's health professionals are doing everything they can to keep the situation under control.
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NOW, I'm going to just sit and relax and wait for the soup to get done.
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Well, the name of this recipe is "Unstuffed" pepper soup; but I call it Stuffed Gr.Pepper Soup. I think I've probably posted it before but here it is:
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3 large green peppers, chopped
1 large onion, chopped
2 14.5oz.cans of beef broth
2 10.75oz. cans condensed tomato soup, undiluted
1 28oz. can crushed tomatoes, undrained
1 4oz. can mushroom stems and pieces, drained
1.5 cups cooked rice
In a Dutch oven or large saucepan, cook the beef, green peppers and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Stir in the broth, soup, tomatoes, and mushrooms. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for at least 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add rice and heat through. Yield: 10 servings.
My recipe for unstuffed pepper soup doesn't call for mushrooms. I don't use 2 cans of tomato soup. I use 1 can of tomato soup and a can full of ketchup. I also don't add the rice to the soup. If you have any soup leftover and have the rice in it the rice will suck up all the juice so you won't have "soup" the next meal. My husband prefers it over macaroni. I put the rice or macaroni in the bowl and then put the soup over it.
It also freezes really good. We just had it for dinner night before last and we are on the road in our motor home.
We are in Tyler, Texas visiting folks from here and the Meeting House. Today Vannie and her husband came to visit us. They took us out for a tour and then stopped at a restaurant in Longview for late lunch. It was wonderful and we are now stuffed so no cooking for me tonight.
Our weather is 81 degrees with 37% humidity and a nice breeze.
It is pleasantly cool in the 60s and overcast today. I should be gardening as I want to work compost into the flower border in front. Not yet, however, as I need to run some errands still.
It was an absolutely glorious day here. Cool, clear, just in the upper 60's.
DD came down for the day. We headed out to a hydroponic tomato farm--they also grow peppers, cucumbers and lettuce hydroponically. We both bought a bunch of stuff. Then we came home and carved our pumpkins--but DD left hers for me, so I have 2 masterpieces on my front steps. Mine is an owl face, hers was a scene with a tree, ghost and graveyard.
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A vehicle crash in northwest Modesto claimed the life of a woman Sunday night.
Authorities identified the woman as Plouey Tao, 56, of Modesto.
The crash occurred near Beckwith Road and Beckwith Court about 9:30 p.m. just after a big rig had pulled out of the court and was heading east on Beckwith Road, said California Highway Patrol Officer Chuck Leon.
The big rig was traveling about 5 or 10 mph when Tao's Mazda minivan rear ended it and went under the trailer.
Tao died at the scene. The driver of the big rig, Gursevak Mann, 33, of Manteca, was not injured.
Leon said it does not appear drugs, alcohol or cell phone use contributed to the crash. There was no evidence that Tao attempted to stop before hitting the back of the big rig.
Investigators are trying to determine how fast she was driving, Leon said. They are also awaiting autopsy result to determine if a medical condition played a role.
The road was closed for 45 minutes while officers investigated.
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Putz, 37, was in the midst of a rocky fourth season with the Diamondbacks, going 1-1 with a 6.59 earned run average in 18 appearances. In three previous seasons, the right-hander pitched to a 2.45 ERA in 146.2 innings pitched while compiling 83 saves -- ranking him second on the franchise's all-time list. His 2.81 ERA with the Diamondbacks is also second on the all-time list.
In 12 seasons in the majors, he had 572 relief appearances, going 37-33 with 189 saves and a 3.08 ERA. Before joining the Diamondbacks, he spent time with the Seattle Mariners, New York Mets and Chicago White Sox.
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Election season is well underway, with the initial candidate filing period for the June 8 Statewide Direct Primary Election coming to a close last Friday - except for a handful of races where the incumbent did not file for reelection.
Parks, Recreation and Community commissioners approved the creation of an ad hoc committee to review the commission's by-laws, but stopped short of agreeing to an increase from seven to 14 members at their Wednesday night meeting.
A new chapter in the on-going drama that is the Hughson City Council was released earlier this week when the Civil Grand Jury found that Mayor Ramon Bawanan and Management Analyst Dominque Spinale were not guilty of "wrongdoing."
The Turlock City Council will consider adopting the Housing Element Update, a plan that will prepare the City of Turlock to meet housing needs through 2014, during their regularly scheduled Tuesday meeting.
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The Turlock City Council agreed on Tuesday to buy the final property needed to construct the previously approved 57,570 sq. ft. Public Safety Facility.
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The Turlock City Council is slated to discuss changing the current one-hour parking restriction enforced on South Broadway between Market and A streets at their Tuesday meeting.
The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved eliminating four filled, allocated positions in the Department of Planning and Community Development Building Permits Division on Tuesday, due to declining revenue.
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As part of an ongoing effort to successfully implement Assembly Bill 60, the California Department of Motor Vehicles announced it is seeking public comment on several potential changes to future application processes.
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For these folks, there's always time left to shop for Christmas
It's generally understood that anyone who ventures to the mall on Christmas Eve isn't indulging a whim for window shopping.
No, they mean business — last-minute, 11th-hour, gift-buying business.
That's what David Genson intended on Thursday morning at Naples' Coastland Center mall. He snapped up several bags of goodies for his fiancee, whom he will wed in March, and plans to enjoy "a wonderful Christmas" together, he said.
Genson always postpones his holiday shopping until the final day.
"I think most men do," said the Naples resident. "I see more men in there than women."
Coastland Center shopper and Naples resident Greg Bruner agreed.
"I think all guys are the same way," he admitted.
Fortunately, Bruner said, the mall was not too crowded. Coastland Center opened at 7 a.m. on Christmas Eve, snaring early bird customers such as Bruner and Genson. Others, including Nancy Bradley, didn't stroll into the shopping center until mid-morning, searching for an extra something for her husband.
The throngs of shoppers who usually stalk the malls on Christmas Eve didn't bother Bradley, she said.
"I actually like to be out in the hoopla," said the Naples resident.
At the Best Buy in North Naples, Ana Fuentes bought gift cards for cousins she will visit in Miami on Christmas Day. She did most of her shopping online this year, which meant the gift cards were her only last-minute rush purchase.
Because of the sluggish economy, she and her family are planning a more subdued holiday this year, she said.
"It's very, very low," she said. "Not like last year or the year before. We're just limited to exactly what we need, not what we want."
Best Buy shopper Henry Johnson already got what he wanted: to arrive in Southwest Florida for the holidays. Johnson is visiting from Wisconsin, and encountered this week's massive winter storms en route to Naples.
"I'm just happy I made it down here," he said. "We got delayed a little bit in Chicago."
Johnson did all of his holiday shopping on Christmas Eve, and all of it at the electronics and entertainment store, scooping up gifts for eight people.
At the nearby Target, Amy Picklesimer selected a few small, stocking stuffer-type gifts for her two daughters. Picklesimer is visiting her father in Naples, and ordered the majority of her girls' gifts online to be delivered to his house.
Christmas Eve shopping wasn't too bad, Picklesimer said. In Target, all the lanes were open, and they checked out quickly.
"People seem really focused," she said.
Perhaps the secret to a successful Christmas Eve shopping strategy is staying in the spirit, noted Naples resident Denise Porter. Clad in a Christmas T-shirt and jingle bell bracelet, Porter shopped at Target to buy a few items for a Christmas party she's hosting at her home.
"I think everybody just needs to have patience with everything, driving and in line," Porter said. "Everybody just needs to relax and be happy."
At Waterside Shops, shopper B.J. Hill found her few final gifts with a minimum of fuss at gourmet kitchen retailer Williams-Sonoma. The store was jammed, but the staff was efficient, she said.
"On the whole, I think everyone's being very polite, very patient, no bah humbug," said Hill, a Naples resident.
That's exactly why Michael Kontokosta leaves all his shopping until Christmas Eve. It's intentional, not an oversight.
Kontokosta lives in Long Island, N.Y., and visits family in Naples each year. Waterside Shops has all the stores his daughter and wife prefer, which makes it easy to buy for them. Plus, there's no lugging their gifts in his luggage. And, of course, if you think Naples' Christmas Eve mall crowds are a hassle, consider the everyday crowds in New York.
"It's such a zoo there," he said. "This is so civilized. Also, can't beat the weather."
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