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2012: Selected by his teammates as Miami football's first-ever three-time captain ... led all MAC quarterbacks with 3483 passing yards (290.2 yards per game) and ranked second in the MAC with 312.3 yards of total offense per game ... passed for 218 yards in his final game as a RedHawk at home against Ball State, giving him 12,016 for his career and putting him at third all-time in the MAC and 20th all-time in NCAA history ... totalled 455 passing yards and four touchdowns against Kent State... threw for 311 yards and a touchdown in the win over Ohio ... against Cincinnati Zac became the 78th player in NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision history to top 10,000 career passing yards... against Akron Zac's six touchdown passes set the Miami school record, which he previously set at five, with 59 overall trailing only Roethlisberger in the Miami record books. Same game Dysert's 516 passing yards were a career high, the second most in Miami history. He was the first in Miami's history to reach 500 yards of total offense with 624 yards ... completed 78% of his passes vs. SIU (28-36) for 226 yds and 1 TD ... 31-of-53 vs. OSU, throwing for 303 yards and a TD ... Dysert became the first visiting QB to top 300 yards at Ohio Stadium since MSU's Drew Stanton in 2005.
SCOUTING REPORT: As the 2012 season continues, Miami University's Zac Dysert ranks third behind only Oklahoma's Landry Jones and Southern California's Matt Barkley in career passing yardage among active college quarterbacks. Through his first three seasons with the RedHawks, Dysert has passed for 8,530 yards and with a chance to pass Ben Roethlisberger as Miami's all-time leader. Zac is currently at 10,444 yards. He is a candidate for the 2012 Davey O'Brien Award as the nation's premier quarterback ... he is Miami's first-ever three-time captain ... among Miami's quarterbacks, Dysert is the strongest bench-presser at 285 pounds.
CAREER NOTES: 78th player in NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision history to top 10,000 career passing yards, placing him second in school history behind Ben Roethlisberger's 10,829 yards ... of the top eight all-time Miami passing performances, he has two of them (426 yards vs. Temple in 2009 and 399 vs. CMU in 2010) ... Zac's .641 career completion percentage is second only to Ben Roethlisberger's .655 ... in 30 career starts, he's averaged 273 passing yards per game ... of Miami's top ten single-game total offense yardage leaders, he has the seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth-best outings. Roethlisberger has five of the other six on that list ... Zac has 48 career TD passes, fourth-best in school history ... he has thrown 39 career interceptions... entering the 2012 season, among active NCAA Division I quarterbacks, Zac currently ranks third in games played with 34, behind Oklahoma's Landry Jones (39) and Southern California's Matt Barkley (36) ... he ranks second in pass completions per game with 22.5, behind Jones (26.2) ... Zac ranks third in career passing yards per game with 250.9, behind Jones (317.4) and Barkley (251.5) ... he ranks third in career passing yards with 8,530, behind Jones (12,379) and Barkley (9,054).
2011: Started all 12 games as Miami's quarterback ... threw for 3,513 yards (second on MU all-time single-season list) and 23 touchdowns ... ranked 11th in the country with 292.75 passing yards per game and 17th in the country with a completion percentage of .6585 ... his top passing yardage efforts came vs. Western Michigan (413 yards and 3 TDs), at Ohio (372 yards & 1 TD), at Temple (364 yards & 3 TDs, including 322 yards in the second half), vs. Army (342 yards & 4 TDs), at Toledo (333 yards & 2 TDs), at Minnesota (325 yards & 2 TDs), and vs. Buffalo (313 yards & 5 TDs) ... in his last five games of 2011, he had completion percentages of .800 vs. Buffalo (20-of-25), .632 vs. Akron (12-of-19), .756 at Temple (28-of-37), .778 vs. WMU (42-of-54) and .660 at Ohio (35-of-53), a cumulative five-game passing percentage of .729 ... Miami's passing game averaged 299 yards per contest, a figure that ranked 14th among 120 Division 1 teams.
2010: Started the first 10 games of the season before being knocked out of the lineup against Bowling Green when he suffered a lacerated spleen ... he made it back for the GoDaddy.com Bowl, serving as holder for placekicks ... completed 64.7 percent of his passes (222-for-343) for 2,406 yards, an average of 240.6 per start, ranking fourth among MAC QBs ... he had 13 touchdown passes and 12 interceptions ... his 399-yard effort at CMU (29-for-47) tied for the seventh-best single-game performance in Miami history. One of his three TD passes that day was a game-winning 71-yarder to Andy Cruse with just 19 seconds left in regulation. Including nine yards rushing vs. CMU, his total offense yardage of 408 ranks ninth-best in school history ... a 332-yard passing effort vs. Ohio, including an 81-yard pass to Nick Harwell, was his next-best performance ... he averaged 296 passing yards per game in his last four starts of 2010 ... passed for 294 yards vs. Kent State, one of six efforts that was more than 200 yards ... in 2010, from the second quarter at Missouri to the second quarter vs. Ohio, Zac threw 1565 straight passes without an interception ... in consecutive game vs. Colorado State (18-for-22, .818) and at Missouri (20-for-27, .741), he completed 38-of-49 passes (.776) ... also held for Miami's placekickers in 11 contests.
2009: During the 11 games in which he took quarterback snaps (excludes season opener vs. Kentucky), he averaged 237.3 passing yards per contest, a figure that ranked him fourth among 2009 Mid-American Conference QBs. Zac attempted 401 passes as compared to Bowling Green's Tyler Sheehan (575 attempts for 311.6 yards per game), Western Michigan's Tim Hiller (514 atts. for 270.8 ypg) and Central Michigan's Dan LeFevour (456 atts. for 245.6 ypg). Dysert is the only one of the four QBs who returns in 2010 ... the MAC's best redshirt freshman threw for 2,611 yards in 2009 ... he had a career-best performance at Temple, passing for 426 yards and three touchdowns on 31-of-51 tosses. His single-game yardage was the fourth-best all-time effort in Miami history, behind Ben Roethlisberger's top-three games as a RedHawk (525 yards, 452 yards and 440 yards) ... Zac's 438 yards of total offense vs. Temple is eighth-best all-time at Miami ... in his nine starts, Dysert averaged 282 yards passing per game which would have ranked second in the MAC a year ago ... he threw for 337 yards against Kent State in his first start, then followed up that performance with a 286-yard effort against 10th-ranked Cincinnati ... in his last five games he tossed for consecutive totals of 348 yards vs. Northern Illinois, 344 yards vs. Toledo 426 vs. Temple, 259 vs. BG, and 194 vs. Buffalo, an average of 314.2 yards per game ... besides his top-four performance at Temple, he had the 19th-best (348 yards vs. NIU), 20th-best (344 yards vs. Toledo) and 23rd-best (337 yards vs. Kent State) efforts in Miami history ... in the team's only victory (31-24 vs. Toledo), Dysert had 404 yards of total offense (344 passing/60 rushing). He also was the holder for Trevor Cook's Miami-record 55-yard field goal with just :37 left in the first half. ... he completed 61.6 percent of his passes in 2009 for 2,611 yards ... 12 TDs, 16 interceptions ... team's second-leading rusher with 258 net yards ... in Dysert's very first start, he had an amazing effort vs. Kent State, passing for 337 yards (31-of-53 passes, two int., one TD) and rushing for 107 more. His 444 yards of total offense vs. KSU ranks seventh-best all-time in Miami history ... by comparison, Ben Roethlisberger's first Miami start vs. Michigan in 2001 saw him complete 18-of-35 passes (three int., two TD) for 193 yards plus 18 yards rushing ... also serves as the holder for Miami field goals and PATs.
2008: Redshirted ... he was the RedHawks' Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year.
HIGH SCHOOL: A highly-acclaimed quarterback who ranks second on Ohio prep football's all-time passing yardage list with 11,174 yards ... Ohio Coaches Association named him the winner of the 2007 Art Teynor Award as the state's all-division Player of the Year ... previous Teynor Award winners include Ben Roethlisberger and Ted Ginn, Jr. ... was named Ohio Division 6 and Northwest Conference Player of the Year ... passed for 3,714 yards and 35 TDs as a senior despite missing three-and-a-half games with a broken thumb ... during that span when he could not pass the ball, played wide receiver and linebacker for the Bulldogs ... threw 100 TD passes during his career ... also an adept runner, he compiled more than 1,000 yards on the ground with 16 TDs ... captained Ada's basketball and baseball teams ... the Bulldog basketball team was ranked No. 1 in the state in its division ... prep coach was Mike Fell.
PERSONAL: Born February 8, 1990 ... son of Greg and Carla Dysert ... he also was a hockey all-star, but gave up the sport to play football ... a four-year honor roll student ... father, Greg, played college basketball at Eastern Baptist ... Zac would eventually like to become a college coach ... a physical education major at Miami.


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"They're like leaves from Kiki's own Book of Hours," said the bi-continental curator and art dealer Simon Watson after previewing, via the tiny screen on my digital camera, Kiki Smith's new show at the Neuberger Museum. "And the color," he added. "She's taken her work to a whole new level."
Simon was talking about three large (ca. 9 x 6 ft.) Jacquard tapestries, titled Earth, Underworld and Sky, which are filled with Smith's mystical folk imagery: female and male figures, flora and other fauna, constellations. The velvety texture of the tapestry, Smith says, brings attention to "the preciousness of being on earth." They were woven in Belgium and published by Magnolia Press in Oakland, Ca.
The exhibition, titled "Visionary Sugar: Kiki Smith," also includes a variety of sculptures -- hanging cast aluminum bas-reliefs of stars, clouds and planets; a sitting cast aluminum figure, its hand raised in a gesture of blessing, titled Annunciation; starbursts made of cast bronze with gold, silver and Japanese leaf; and flat bronze wall pieces that show a woman -- easily a stand-in for the artist herself -- surrounded by clovers and large snakes, titled, somewhat mysteriously, Teaching Snakes. The bronzes were made at the famous Walla Walla Foundry in Walla Walla, Wa.
The snake is Smith's birth sign in the Chinese zodiac, someone said, and "Visionary Sugar" is a nickname given her by a former lover, according to another. "Not a lover," said Smith, but she would reveal no more. A larger exhibition of these works is scheduled for the Mario Merz Foundation in Turin in October.
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Thirty years ago, the Bethany girls, ages eleven and fifteen, disappeared from a Baltimore shopping mall. They never returned, their bodies were never recovered, and only painful questions remain. Now, in the aftermath of a rush-hour hit-and-run accident, a clearly disoriented woman is claiming to be Heather, the younger Bethany sister. Not a shred of evidence supports her story, and every lead she reluctantly offers takes the police to another dead end—a dying, incoherent man; a razed house; a missing grave. But she definitely knows something about that terrible day—and about the shocking fissures that the tragedy exposed in the foundation of a seemingly solid family.
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MILLVILLE, N.J. -- A 50-mile drive southeast from Philadelphia takes you to this former American glassmaking capital that has become revitalized by the lightning-strike rise of a humble, homegrown ballplayer.
Near the north end of town, along North Second Avenue, sits the depressed symbols of industrial decay: abandoned factory buildings with shattered window panes, rusting roofs and smokestacks that disappear into the chalkboard gray winter sky.
But just off the southeast corner of downtown, near where Main Street crosses the Maurice River, a 15-foot-wide banner flutters in the whipping wind, high above the monuments to fallen soldiers.
It reads "Welcome to Millville, NJ Home of Angels Mike Trout #27" between color images of Trout smiling with his bat of his shoulder and Trout leaping high to make a catch.
The Angels All-Star center fielder has brought joy to Millville – and not just for the holidays for which he has come home to spend with his family.
Nearly everyone in this South Jersey city of 28,511 people talks about this 21-year-old with some familiarity. Most say they know him, have grown up with him, seen him hit or steal a home run, or, at the very least, is acquainted with someone who has.
The Millville Senior High graduate put this place on the scouting map en route to becoming the Angels' first-round selection (2009 overall) in 2009.
His historic 2012 rookie campaign made him the unanimous winner of AL Rookie of the Year award, runner-up for the AL MVP and the most famous resident in Millville.
He's a reluctant celebrity, preferring to come home to his once normal life but now having to hide from the frequent crush of instant superstardom.
"I guess that's the price you pay," said his father, Jeff Trout, who grew up in Millville and spent four seasons in the Minnesota Twins' minor leagues as a switch-hitting second baseman before returning home to raise a family and coach baseball and teach history at Millville High.
"It's tough for Mikey at home now because everything has changed. There aren't too many places he can go where he won't get mobbed or hit up for photos, autographs or requests."
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The two-story Trout family home on the northwest edge of the Millville city limits is lit up for the holidays. Wreaths with red bows hang from windows. A maple syrup-scented candle burns in the front window beside the Trout's Heart and Hustle Award trophy and the rotating globe he received as a 2012 All-Star.
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The benefits of organic gardening extend beyond better tasting tomatoes. Organic produce free from pesticides reduces cancer risk. Homegrown organic vegetables raised using compost and other natural fertilizers reduces oil consumption. Replacing one tone of manufactured nitrogen fertilizer with organic counterparts such as chicken litter or compost saves the equivalent of 456 gallons of diesel fuel.
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Consider the size of your family and how much you'll eat before you plow up the backyard. Will you eat fresh produce only? Or will you be canning and freezing your harvest?
Pick your spot. It should be sunny and, for convenience sake, close to a hose spigot. You want a plot of well-drained soil if you decide not to build a raised bed.
Have your soil tested at the local Cooperative Extension System office to learn how best to amend the soil. The agricultural experts there are also a good source of information on what types of plants thrive best in your area and other organic gardening tips. You can find a Cooperative Extension System office close to you here: www.csrees.usda.gov/Extension/index.html.
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Planning the planting of your garden is necessary because the natural processes key to organic gardening take time. Organic fertilizer and soil conditioning materials should be mixed into the soil of your garden at least three weeks ahead of planting. This is the most labor-intensive part of gardening because the material must be mixed in well with the dirt using an old-fashioned shovel and rake. Adding organic material such as manure or compost improves the structure of the soil, boosts its ability to hold water and contributes nutrients.
Time can also be an ally in fighting weeds. After preparing your bed, moisten the soil and cover it tightly with clear plastic. Use bricks to weigh down the edges. The sun will cook any weed seeds lying in wait, but the process takes a few weeks.
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Reduce the number of weeds you'll have to pull – yes, there really is no easy alternative – by putting down a layer of mulch around the plants in your organic garden. Common mulching materials include pine straw, wheat straw, fallen leaves and unfinished compost.
Be diligent. Better to spend a few relaxing minutes each day or two plucking the odd wayward weed than an entire Saturday morning reclaiming your garden.
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Organic alternatives to pesticides include insecticidal soaps and plant-based insecticides such as pyrethirn. But spending a few peaceful minutes in the garden each day and plucking bugs off the plants in your organic garden goes a long way in managing the damage they do.
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Lady Falcons Picked to Finish Tied for 9th, Miss Playoffs, in Annual Softball Coaches Poll
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HIGH POINT, N.C. - North Greenville enters the 2013 season looking to continue its recent success as it was chosen as the league's favorite to win the 2013 title after voting in the preseason coaches poll. The Crusaders made an immediate impact in 2012 scoring the league's regular season title with an 18-4 record in their inaugural season in Conference Carolinas. Pfeiffer University was selected to finish in a tie for ninth which would miss the year-end tournament.
The Crusaders return twelve players from a team that placed second in the leagues post-season tournament, including junior Rachel Glazebrook who was the teams only All-Conference selection in 2012. Glazebrook led the Crusaders with a .395 average at the dish with 3 homeruns and 17 RBI. Sarah Armstrong also returns to the lineup as NGUs biggest offensive threat with 23 RBI and 25 runs scored.
Mount Olive returns three pitchers and six starting position players including the Trojans entire infield from last years squad, which surpassed the 30-win mark and won the Conference Carolinas East Division. The Trojans were 31-17 in 2012 and posted a 17-5 mark in conference play.
Mount Olive returns three All-Conference Carolinas players: sophomore shortstop Jennifer Jones, junior third baseman Kalie Smith and sophomore pitcher Lauren Smith. Jones batted .345 with 21 runs batted in, tied for third most among returning players. Kalie Smith recorded a .914 fielding percentage with 47 assists after moving to third base and helped spark the Trojan offense with five home runs. Lauren Smith was a two-time Conference Carolinas Pitcher of the Week, posting a 16-6 record with four saves, a 2.02 earned run average and 124 strikeouts. Returning players combined for 22 of Mount Olives 29 home runs last year, the most by the Trojans since belting 35 homers in 2008.
King College became Conference Carolinas Cinderella story last season after sweeping through the conference tournament last season to win the tournament championship as a first-year member and No. 6 seed. Prospects are positive for the Lady Tornado as they return many of its contributing members in 2013 including star pitcher Hannah Light who was second in overall wins (19) and earned run average (1.53).
All-Conference selections sophomore shortstop Christina Melcher and junior catcher/outfielder Fallon Thomas combined for nine home runs and 71 runs batted in last season and will shore up the middle of the Lady Tornado lineup once again. King loses only three starters from last season and adds much depth in its incoming freshman class.
Rounding out the softball preseason poll 4-11 was: Erskine, Limestone, Queens, Coker, Belmont Abbey, Lees-McRae & Pfeiffer (tied), and Barton respectively.
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1. North Greenville - (2) 89
2. Mount Olive - (4) 85
3. King - (4) 84
4. Erskine - (1) 73
5. Limestone - 65
6. Queens - 60
7. Coker - 50
8. Belmont Abbey - 29
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So the dealership lost $5000, and now to make matters worse, they have a huge negative publicity problem, with the potential to lose a lot more money if the guy decides to sue. One bad mistake after another.
So the dealership lost $5000, and now to make matters worse, they have a huge negative publicity problem, with the potential to lose a lot more money if the guy decides to sue. One bad mistake after another.
Hilariously stupid. I guess this was one big miscommunication.
In having signed paperwork for my house and my car in the last couple months BOTH documents have clauses in them stating clerical errors may be corrected up to 10 days after the signing. I believe this is a NJ law. So if the price was wrong they can change it if it was an error. (They can't just up prices or change warranties etc...) They have to have proof an error was made. Such as another document you signed with the correct amount. Just a thought as to what might explain this. Don't know what the laws or contracts clauses were.
"Reformation is generally permitted when either the parties made a mutual mistake or one party made a unilateral mistake and the other engaged in fraud or inequitable conduct." Boyles Bros. Drilling Co. v. Orion Indus., Ltd., supra.
The dealership made a 'unilateral mistake' in the contract... and the OP knew it.
Unfortunately, the dealership did something very bad by reporting the car as stolen and having the customer falsely arrested. My guess is that they both leave everything as is customer agrees not to sue for the false accusation and the dealership does not sue for the $$$.
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"No sir, I had no idea. They said come and trade the blue one for the black one, no questions asked. Swear!"California Civil Code section 3399 provides: "When, through fraud or a mutual mistake of the parties, or a mistake of one party, which the other at the time knew or suspected, a written contract does not truly express the intention of the parties, it may be revised on the application of a party aggrieved, so as to express that intention, so far as it can be done without prejudice to rights acquired by third persons, in good faith and for value." The remedy of reformation is equitable in nature. (Demetris v. Demetris (1954) 125 Cal.App.2d 440, 443. )
Although the police were never involved, I did have a similar dispute years ago with a Ford dealership that resulted in my bringing the new car back to them.
I go in late on a Saturday afternoon circa 1996 wanting to trade my year old Ford pickup (stupid mistake on my part) for a new Mustang GT. They tell me they can accurately estimate the payoff of my current vehicle based on the payment and time elapsed so they put that figure into the paperwork. We come to an agreement on sales price, trade-in value, fees, etc and I go to the finance guy. They offer what I know is too high of a rate so I say I want to go to my own bank on Monday.
Dealer tells me to take the Mustang home even though I kind of didn't want too until everything was squared away but did anyway. Monday I contact the bank, loan is arranged and dealer will be funded on Tuesday. Get a call from dealer Tuesday telling me all's well so come in and pick up my copies of all paperwork.
On Thursday, FIVE days after we wrote up the deal, and two days after it was funded, I get a call from the sales manager saying the payoff for my car was $175 more than they had estimated and they wanted me to bring in a check for that amount. I told him no, he continued to argue, so I told him I'd bring the car back. Got back to the dealer, saw him over in the corner office scowling, and my saleswoman took me out to the back lot in a golf cart to retrieve my truck. Some cars were going to have to be moved, so she left me there while she went back to get some porters and keys to help her. A few minutes later she came back and told me if I still wanted the Mustang, the manager had relented. End of story.
This was totally their mistake and their policies. They should have never sent me home in a new car unless they were 100% sure of everything. They also could have verified the payoff first thing Monday morning and brought it up then and changed the deal. Instead, they sat on for FIVE days and then wanted to quibble over $175 on a $20K+ car, stupid. I in no way felt morally obligated to pay that extra amount.
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The dealership AND the PD is at fault on this one...
False arrest, filing of a false police report, etc....
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We're total slaves to technology these days. Remember the days when people took cross country road trips without cell phones and gps units? How did we ever survive? Anyway...sorry to hijack.
I am glad I live in a city with rather friendly and reasonable police. I am pretty sure they wouldn't arrest anyone if a person could provide a recent sales contract (with matching VINs). And even if that wasn't handy, I'd ask the police to call the dealership's manager right there and swear that a transaction did not take place. If the manager then waffles and says something like "yes, but we made a mistake," - I am pretty certain the police would immediately release me and start formality on filing a false report.
Now, if the customer here had a bad conscience and acted all up in front of police instead of remaining calm, that might explain some things.
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I had to call the cops one time. I went in to a Jeep dealer to look at Wranglers. I was trading in my Audi. It was only going to take "30 mins" to appraise. I went on a drive and came back and after 40 minutes, I began asking for my key. They said they wouldnt give them to me until "we" could make a deal. A deal was not going to happen so I kept asking. After just shy of an hour, I asked one more time nicely. They said they could not find them. I told them I was going to call the police and the salesman balked. I reached across in front of him, picked up his phone and dialed 911. By the time I punched the last 1, the salesman was out of the office and running to the manager who "found" my key in his pocket. I told them where they could stick it, took the key and walked out. As I walked out, a cruiser showed up to the place responding to the call. That dealer doesnt exist anymore.
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"Oh your brakes rotted away and flaked off 1,000kms out of the 33,000km warranty on them? That's too bad, pay $1200 please. It's in the contract"
My dad actually had that happen on a GMC Sierra after buying multiple vehicles with that dealer. Needless to say he didn't buy from them anymore and eventually stopped buying GM all together after years of being a loyal customer cause they were junk and he was sick of dealing with issues.
This looks good on them, I support the gentleman 100%.
The second after he drove it off the dealership lot he lost about 4k in depreciation... mazel tov!
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i know this is not exactly same situation guys,
but if dealers have no problems marking up certain vehicles
and im sure this Chevy dealer sells plenty of "PROTECTION PACKAGES" to females shopping alone , so if dealer can add on $thousands to the price out of thin air,
im ok if they loose few $K every once in a while.
it was their mistake, they should eat it.
I live in the area with some other Priority dealerships near me and my experiences haven't been pleasant, they have all had the same sleazeball attitude as this situation implies. This is the kind of dealership that has added "market price adjustments" to their window stickers, and services like "Auto Butler" to mark up prices.
What bothers me so much about this is how the dealership felt entitled to even call the guy in the first place. Sorry but if you sell me the car for a deal and under cost then that's not my problem, mistake or not. A deal is a deal.
All sales for cars in VA are final, there is no "cooling off" period like other states. The dealership should know it works both ways. If they were on the other end of the transaction, they certainly wouldn't go out of their way to tell you you're overpaying.
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Since the establishment of a federal Chief Performance Officer by then President-elect Barack Obama in early January of 2009, federal executives have wondered at some point or another about what is expected from them.
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All of the different things you need to move in order to improve outcomes and then I think the other challenge is there's risks involved here. We've asked every cabinet member to identify their near-term high priority goals and that's in the President's budget for the first time. Those are ambitious and so we know we're not going to accomplish every single one of them but we sure as heck are going to try, but at the same time there are risks involved. And that's a real tricky thing in government. If you try something you want to innovate, if you're not failing some of the time, you're not innovating.
Career leadership, Metzenbaum said, understands that.
One of the biggest changes going on in government is a shift of emphasis from process to outcomes. Senior executives are quickly changing from saying "tell me what to do" to "tell me what you need."
The "emphasis on outcomes is not new," said Metzenbaum, "it's just hard. But we have experience. We've seen where it's worked."
The other thing that is really important is if you really want to learn from experience, you sometimes have to gather your data and analyze it in ways that allow you to say what's working, where is it working and where is it not working, and why is it working and why is it not working. Really understanding the factors, the drivers that leverage, the change drivers. That's something we really need help (with) from the senior career executives.
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Misenheimer, NC---Pfeiffer defeated King College(TN) 102-90 in the opening round of the Bobby Lutz Invitational Friday night. Seniors DeMario Grier and Tavares Cooper led the Falcons with 31 and 21 points. Pfeiffer will play Lees-McRae in the Championship Game tomorrow at 5:00 pm. UNC-Pembroke will play King College at 3:00 pm in the Consolation Game.
Pfeiffer came out fast building a 15-4 lead in the first four minutes. King went on a 7-0 run to get back in the game. For most of the rest of the half the Falcon lead remained between four and eight points. King scored the last four points to cut the Falcon lead to 45-43 at the break.
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King shot 58% from the field but Pfeiffer scored 44 points off 24 Tornado turnovers. Pfeiffer won the rebounding battle 34-28 and shot 81% from the free throw line(26-32).
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- Avoid triggers. Limit your exposure to anything that triggers your allergy symptoms.
- Try saline nasal spray. Over-the-counter saline nasal spray can help ease nasal dryness, bleeding and congestion. Use the spray as often as needed.
- Rinse your nasal cavity with a neti pot. Neti pots are available in most pharmacies. Once or twice a day, fill the neti pot with an over-the-counter saline nasal solution. Then tilt your head over the sink, place the spout of the neti pot in your upper nostril and gently pour in the saline solution. As you pour, the saline solution will flow through your nasal cavity and out your lower nostril. Repeat on the other side. If you'd rather make your own irrigation solution, use water that's distilled, sterile, previously boiled and cooled, or filtered using a filter with an absolute pore size of 1 micron or smaller. Also be sure to rinse the neti pot after each use with similarly distilled, sterile, previously boiled and cooled, or filtered water. Leave the rinsed neti pot open to air-dry.
- Include physical activity in your daily routine. Exercise helps reduce nasal inflammation.
- Use nasal strips at night. Over-the-counter adhesive nasal strips — such as Breathe Right and Breathe Clear — can help keep your nasal passages open while you're sleeping.
If these tips don't relieve your allergy symptoms, remember that allergy medications aren't necessarily off-limits during pregnancy. Work with your health care provider to choose the safest medication for you and your baby.
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The Port Clinton boys got their second win of the season, defeating Edison, 55-49, in SBC action.
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Area of Work and Concentration at Lesley: Autism spectrum disorders, Special Education Programs
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2012-13: Cross Country -- Competed in all six meets for Miami, scoring in one of them...finished fourth for Miami and 18th overall tat the MAC Championship in 22:15.1...had a career-high 6K in the open division of Pre-Nationals, finishing 35th overall in 22:05.4...finished seventh for Miami at the Great Lakes Regional, crossing the finish line in 22:20...finished 8th for the RedHawks at the season-opener Dayton Flyer 5K in 19:14.0...improved her 5K time at the Sean Earl Invitational, taking 11th for Miami in a career-high 19:08...finished sixth for the RedHawks and 58th overall at the Spartan Invitational in 22:44.
2011-12: Cross Country -- Raced in four meets for Miami ... ran a career-best 5K time of 19:26.52 in the open division race at the All-Ohio Championships, placing 10th ... finished in 22:44.9 at the 6K Ball State Invitational, scoring second for Miami and placing sixth overall ... took 13th overall at the Miami Open in 19:37.
2010-11: Cross Country -- Ran in Miami's first two races of the year ... ran a season-best 19:39 in the season-opening Flyer 5K Challenge to finish 36th ... placed 25th and eighth on the team in 20:22 at the Miami Invitational the following week. Track and Field -- Indoors, ran the mile three times with a season-best time of 5:19.13 to place 13th at the Hoosier Hills Invitational ... clocked 2:28.66 in the 800m to finish 14th at the Ball State Quadrangular ... ran the 1000m once, crossing in 3:08.40. Outdoors, ran in just one meet, finishing 11th in the 3000m steeplechase at the Oliver Nikoloff Invitational in 11:50.74.
High School: Earned three varsity letters for indoor track, two for outdoor track, and two for cross country (captain senior year in all three) ... coached by Art & Linda Kranick while attending Saratoga Springs High School ... coached by Craig Davis while attending W.T. Woodson High School ... personal-best time of 5:07 in the 1600m ... ran the 3200 in a time of 11:16 ... her personal-best 5K in cross country was 18:29 ... set a school record at W.T. Woodson in the 2K steeplechase with a time of 7:28 ... ran a time of 3:04 in the 1000m ... 2008 All-American in the 4x1600 indoors ... 2008 cross country all-district, all-region, and all-state ... 2009 cross country all-district and all-region ... won district titles in the 1600m and the 1000m during the 2008-09 indoor season ... competed at the Nike Indoor and Outdoor Nationals.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has won the fifth annual Rosemary Award for the worst Freedom of Information Act performance by a federal agency. The FBI's reports to Congress show that the Bureau is unable to find any records in response to two-thirds of its incoming FOIA requests on average over the past four years, when the other major government agencies averaged only a 13% "no records" response to public requests.
Given annually during Sunshine Week by the Emmy- and George Polk Award-winning National Security Archive at George Washington University, the Rosemary Award recognizes outstandingly bad responsiveness to the public that flouts the letter and spirit of the Freedom of Information Act. The Award is named after President Nixon's secretary Rose Mary Woods and the backwards-leaning stretch with which she erased an eighteen-and-a-half minute section of a key Watergate conversation on the White House tapes.
"The FBI knowingly uses a search process that doesn't find relevant records," commented Tom Blanton, the director of the Archive. "Not only does this woeful performance lead to unnecessary litigation, but the Bureau apparently uses the same searches in its criminal investigations as well."
During fiscal year 2008, the FBI gave "no records" responses to 57% of the requests it processed, more than any other major agency. The Bureau only provided documents (most redacted) in less than 14% of cases — the lowest percentage of requests granted among the major agencies in the federal government. In 2007, the FBI responded with "no records" in 70% of its FOIA requests. In 2006, "no records" peaked at 74%; and in 2005, at 66% — the four-year average.
"Modern information processing uses search algorithms and full-text retrieval to find and rank search results," said Blanton. "The FBI's process in contrast is designed to send FOIA requesters away frustrated, and no doubt has the same effect on the FBI's own agents."
The Archive has tracked FBI and other federal agency FOIA performance for the last eight years through a series of government-wide audits supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The Knight Open Government Surveys produced a series of recommendations that Congress adopted in the OPEN Government Act of 2007, which requires more accurate reporting by agencies and more responsive FOIA processing.


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The family Gliridae contains 28 species in 9 genera. It can be divided into 3 subfamilies: Graphiurinae (Graphiurus); Leithiinae (Chaetocauda, Dryomys, Eliomys, Muscardinus, Myomimus, and Selevinia); and Glirinae (Glirulus and Glis) (Wilson and Reeder 2005).
The family Gliridae is smaller than it was in the past. More than 30 glirid genera have become extinct since the Eocene (Daams and De Bruijn 1995). (Daams and De Bruijn, 1995; Wilson and Reeder, 2005)
- Daams, R., H. De Bruijn. 1995. A classification of the Gliridae (Rodentia) on the basis of dental morphology. Proceedings of II Conference on Dormice. Hystrix., 6: 1-50.
- Wilson, D., D. Reeder. 2005. Mammal Species of the World. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.


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Monkeys shipped by Air France to the USA for research in May 2011.
Every year tens of thousands of primates are transported by air around the world for the international research industry. These monkeys originate from countries such as Mauritius, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, the Philippines, Indonesia, Tanzania and Barbados. Some are trapped in the wild while others are bred in captivity usually in large-scale facilities. They are ripped from their family groups, packed into small wooden crates and travel as cargo, predominantly on passenger air flights, on extremely long journeys to research laboratories around the world.
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RYAN VREDE watched a fine attacking performance from the Bulls undermined by a poor defensive one in their 41-35 victory over the Rebels.
From a Bulls perspective this match should be remembered less for the five tries they scored and more for the awful defensive display that allowed the lowly Rebels to run in five of their own. They are undoubtedly South Africa's best attacking force but if their defensive struggles continue they won't mount a serious title challenge. A better side would have scored more often and indeed beaten them on the strength of their defensive performance tonight.
They had secured a four-try bonus point by half-time but, tellingly, had allowed the Rebels to do the same. Their gainline fight was weak, allowing the Rebels to consistently run at an unset defensive line. They scored almost every time they entered the Bulls' red zone and the ease with which they did so should be deeply concerning.
Only a Morne Steyn penalty separated the sides at half-time (31-28). The Springboks have recruited Bulls defence coach John McFarland, who has built a reputation for forging his sides into formidable defensive units. But he'll have a significant amount of work to do in the weeks ahead. This was expected to be their easiest assignment defensively, with the Waratahs, Chiefs and Highlanders in wait.
They will, however, draw confidence from their potency on attack. Their primary strike runners brutally exposed the Rebels' own defensive vulnerabilities, bossing the tackle fight, which allowed them to control the flow and tempo of the match when they were in possession.
There will also be renewed optimism about Morne Steyn's match-winning potential as a goal-kicker. The Springbok flyhalf has been inconsistent with his kicking to date, but tonight his rhythm seemed to have returned, evident by him landing a clutch of touchline conversions.
The match settled down in the second half then exploded into life going into the final quarter. When JJ Engelbrecht touched down and Steyn banked his fifth conversion of the evening you thought the Bulls would close the game out. But just three minutes later the Rebels cut their line once more in a move that culminated in Cooper Vuna grabbing his second try of the match. Kurtley Beale had matched Steyn with the boot and kicked the extras to set up a tense final 10 minutes with the Rebels trailing by three.
Steyn sunk a penalty with eight to play and the Bulls did enough to hold but they will be acutely aware of fundamental flaws that need to be addressed.


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EVANSTON, Ill. – A hard-fought, defensive battle between the Miami University field hockey team and 16th-ranked Boston University was scoreless until nearly the end, but a goal in the 60th minute gave the Terriers a 1-0 win. BU improves to 3-1 on the season, while the RedHawks fall to 2-2.
Miami had the first great chance to score when it earned a penalty corner in the 10th minute, but senior midfielder Jordan Long's shot attempt was blocked. The Terriers brought the ball down to their attack zone and got off back-to-back shots, but each time senior goalkeeper Sarah Mueller was in position to make the save. The 'Hawks best chance in the first half came in the 26th minute when sophomore midfielder Bea Dechant had a great sweep to the top of the cage, but BU goalkeeper Valentina Cerda made a diving save.
The RedHawks earned three penalty corners during the first 20 minutes of the second half, resulting in a pair of shots. Junior back Ali Froede and junior back Shannon Regan each put the ball on net, but Cerda was able to make the stops. In the 60th minute the ball got loose out of a scramble and BU's Anne Fruitema was able to tip it in at the goal line to put the Terriers on the board.
Miami went on the attack as it looked for the tying tally. Junior forward Valentina Neira and junior midfielder Gabby Goldach had back-to-back shots, but once again Cerda stayed strong in net. The RedHawks had one final opportunity in the 65th minute when they earned a penalty corner, but Froede's shot was just wide.
Boston University had a narrow, 11-7, advantage in total shots. Despite that, Miami was the offensive aggressors most of the game, holding a 7-1 lead in penalty corner attempts. Froede led the RedHawks with two shots, while Mueller made seven saves in net.
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Cadence Bank of Starkville could be forced to sale or merge if the bank cannot meet capital requirements of a May consent order, according to a report by the Mississippi Business Journal.
The order was issued by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and signed by Cadence on May 19 of this year, and Cadence reportedly had until Sunday, Sept. 19 to meet the deadline. The MBJ report states that Cadence ended the second quarter with a net loss of $1.6 million and a Tier 1 leverage ratio of 5.25 percent, well short of the OCC's order to reach a minimum Tier 1 ratio of 9 percent.
Despite this loss, the bank states in a second quarter filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that "we could expect to be profitable by the end of 2011" if the bank is allowed to put accrued liquidity in longer-term assets with higher returns instead of short-term, low-return investments, where a lot of the liquidity is currently, the report stated.
Cadence is now waiting on approval of an $80 million offering of its common stock through the Securities and Exchange Commission. This sale would increase shares of common stock from 50 million to 140 million.
The $80 million should be enough to meet the mandated capital levels, Cadence stated to the press in May.
Lewis Mallory, Chairman and CEO of Cadence Financial, said in an earnings report for the first quarter of 2010 that some of the bank's financial troubles is due to entering into the real estate markets late.
"Our primary strategy in restoring our earnings is to reduce exposure to high risk real estate loans," Mallory said. "We're not ready to say we have reached the bottom, (but) our recent experience clearly indicates a real slowdown in new problem credits."
Cadence stated that their loan quality deteriorated because of the slow residential real estate and mortgage markets.
Mallory denies any takeover or merger of the bank and said that the bank is doing all it can to clear themselves of any OCC penalties.
"Presently, Cadence maintains capital levels above the well-capitalized standards published by banking regulatory agency. Liquidity levels at Cadence significantly exceed peer bank liquidity," Mallory said in the statement to the Starkville Daily News. "We remain focused on serving our customers as we have for over a 120 years and returning Cadence Bank to profitability."
According to the MBJ, Cadence expects to meet the consent order requirements by creating a compliance committee to address capital adequacy, making strategic and capital plans, having competent and effective management and taking other necessary steps to get them back on track.
Bank officials said by the middle of 2010, Cadence cut its workforce from 505 to 375 people, saving approximately $750,000 annually to help the bank with it's financial difficulties.