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Many in the county may ask why some people keep talking or writing about the closure of East Carbon High. They say enough is enough. Not so, I think that the residents of East Carbon were dealt a rotten hand with the closure of the high school.
How many of us remember the children's story of "The little boy who cried wolf?" That is the way I feel about what the school board did to us.
Since I was a student at East Carbon High in 1969, there has been rumors, talks, and meetings, to close East Carbon High. This time in April 2005, they finally cried "wolf for the last time", and now they are going to close the school.
When the board met with the residents in Helper to discuss the possibility of closure, they had ample time to sway the needed number of board members to keep their school open. When they came out to East Carbon on Wednesday night they then met on Thursday and voted to close the school.
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21 U.S. Code § 353a - Pharmacy compounding
(a) In general
Sections 351 (a)(2)(B), 352 (f)(1), and 355 of this title shall not apply to a drug product if the drug product is compounded for an identified individual patient based on the receipt of a valid prescription order or a notation, approved by the prescribing practitioner, on the prescription order that a compounded product is necessary for the identified patient, if the drug product meets the requirements of this section, and if the compounding—
(1) is by—
on the prescription order for such individual patient made by a licensed physician or other licensed practitioner authorized by State law to prescribe drugs; or
(A) is by a licensed pharmacist or licensed physician in limited quantities before the receipt of a valid prescription order for such individual patient; and
(B) is based on a history of the licensed pharmacist or licensed physician receiving valid prescription orders for the compounding of the drug product, which orders have been generated solely within an established relationship between—
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(1) Licensed pharmacist and licensed physician
A drug product may be compounded under subsection (a) of this section if the licensed pharmacist or licensed physician—
(A) compounds the drug product using bulk drug substances, as defined in regulations of the Secretary published at section 207.3(a)(4) of title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations—
(i) that—
(I) comply with the standards of an applicable United States Pharmacopoeia or National Formulary monograph, if a monograph exists, and the United States Pharmacopoeia chapter on pharmacy compounding;
(II) if such a monograph does not exist, are drug substances that are components of drugs approved by the Secretary; or
(ii) that are manufactured by an establishment that is registered under section 360 of this title (including a foreign establishment that is registered under section 360 (i) of this title); and
(B) compounds the drug product using ingredients (other than bulk drug substances) that comply with the standards of an applicable United States Pharmacopoeia or National Formulary monograph, if a monograph exists, and the United States Pharmacopoeia chapter on pharmacy compounding;
(C) does not compound a drug product that appears on a list published by the Secretary in the Federal Register of drug products that have been withdrawn or removed from the market because such drug products or components of such drug products have been found to be unsafe or not effective; and
(2) Definition
For purposes of paragraph (1)(D), the term "essentially a copy of a commercially available drug product" does not include a drug product in which there is a change, made for an identified individual patient, which produces for that patient a significant difference, as determined by the prescribing practitioner, between the compounded drug and the comparable commercially available drug product.
(3) Drug product
A drug product may be compounded under subsection (a) only if—
(A) such drug product is not a drug product identified by the Secretary by regulation as a drug product that presents demonstrable difficulties for compounding that reasonably demonstrate an adverse effect on the safety or effectiveness of that drug product; and
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(i) that has entered into a memorandum of understanding with the Secretary which addresses the distribution of inordinate amounts of compounded drug products interstate and provides for appropriate investigation by a State agency of complaints relating to compounded drug products distributed outside such State; or
(ii) that has not entered into the memorandum of understanding described in clause (i) and the licensed pharmacist, licensed pharmacy, or licensed physician distributes (or causes to be distributed) compounded drug products out of the State in which they are compounded in quantities that do not exceed 5 percent of the total prescription orders dispensed or distributed by such pharmacy or physician.
The Secretary shall, in consultation with the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, develop a standard memorandum of understanding for use by the States in complying with subparagraph (B)(i).
(c) Regulations
(1) In general
The Secretary shall issue regulations to implement this section. Before issuing regulations to implement subsections (b)(1)(A)(i)(III), (b)(1)(C), or (b)(3)(A) of this section, the Secretary shall convene and consult an advisory committee on compounding unless the Secretary determines that the issuance of such regulations before consultation is necessary to protect the public health. The advisory committee shall include representatives from the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, the United States Pharmacopoeia, pharmacy, physician, and consumer organizations, and other experts selected by the Secretary.
(2) Limiting compounding
The Secretary, in consultation with the United States Pharmacopoeia Convention, Incorporated, shall promulgate regulations identifying drug substances that may be used in compounding under subsection (b)(1)(A)(i)(III) of this section for which a monograph does not exist or which are not components of drug products approved by the Secretary. The Secretary shall include in the regulation the criteria for such substances, which shall include historical use, reports in peer reviewed medical literature, or other criteria the Secretary may identify.
(d) Application
This section shall not apply to—
(e) "Compounding" defined
As used in this section, the term "compounding" does not include mixing, reconstituting, or other such acts that are performed in accordance with directions contained in approved labeling provided by the product's manufacturer and other manufacturer directions consistent with that labeling.
Source(June 25, 1938, ch. 675, § 503A, as added Pub. L. 105–115, title I, § 127(a),Nov. 21, 1997, 111 Stat. 2328; amended Pub. L. 113–54, title I, § 106(a),Nov. 27, 2013, 127 Stat. 598.)
2013—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 113–54, § 106(a)(1), struck out "unsolicited" before "receipt of a valid prescription" in introductory provisions.
Subsec. (b)(1)(A)(i)(III). Pub. L. 113–54, § 106(a)(4), substituted "subsection (c)" for "subsection (d)".
Subsec. (c) to (e). Pub. L. 113–54, § 106(a)(2), (3), redesignatedsubsecs. (d) to (f) as (c) to (e), respectively, and struck out former subsec. (c). Prior to amendment, subsec. (c) read as follows: "A drug may be compounded under subsection (a) of this section only if the pharmacy, licensed pharmacist, or licensed physician does not advertise or promote the compounding of any particular drug, class of drug, or type of drug. The pharmacy, licensed pharmacist, or licensed physician may advertise and promote the compounding service provided by the licensed pharmacist or licensed physician."
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Pub. L. 105–115, title I, § 127(b),Nov. 21, 1997, 111 Stat. 2330, provided that: "Section 503A of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act [21 U.S.C. 353a], added by subsection (a), shall take effect upon the expiration of the 1-year period beginning on the date of the enactment of this Act [Nov. 21, 1997]."
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A parent of a Watertown High School senior wants the school district to start adding weight to grade point averages for students taking advanced courses.
Pamela M. Favret addressed the Watertown City School District Board of Education on Feb. 5, stating many colleges look at weighted GPAs from students throughout the nation when deciding how much scholarship money to offer.
Typically, (colleges) look at the transcripts with weighted and unweighted GPA, and they typically use the larger number, she said.
She found this out the hard way after her daughter, Samantha, was accepted into several schools to pursue an occupational therapy degree. A five-year bachelors and masters degree program was not offered at any State University of New York colleges, Mrs. Favret said.
Several college deans, including from Le Moyne College, said a larger scholarship could have been offered if her daughter had a higher GPA. After Le Moynes dean added weight to her daughters GPA, her academic scholarship increased $20,000.
In one case, said Mrs. Favret, Samantha could have competed for a full ride to Gannon University in Erie, Pa., but the dean would not add weight to her GPA, saying it was the school districts job to do that.
She was within $1,000 of the maximum award, said Mrs. Favret. That would have qualified her to go back to compete for a full ride. He said her SAT scores were fabulous. It was her GPA that was the problem.
She said no other schools in Jefferson County add weight to a students GPA for taking advanced courses, so she wants to make sure students and parents do not run into the same problem in the future.
College preparatory schools understand the importance of the GPA and weight the grades, she said. Youre competing with students across the country.
Additionally, she said, if students are in debt because they did not qualify for undergraduate scholarships they otherwise might have received, they would not be able to pay for a graduate degree if they need it.
It could have a far-reaching impact, she said. Youve got to look at what schools are doing nationwide, because our kids are competing with them.
Board President Michael R. Flick said because it was the first time the board members were apprised of the situation, he would let them chew on it before deciding on a solution.
Superintendent Terry N. Fralick said Mrs. Favret was the first to bring up the issue.
Ill research this with our high school guidance counselor, he said.
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That's impossible! Why would the Passat win?!!
I must say that I absolutely LOVE my 2013 Altima SV. The color is Pearl White and I think it is such a great looking and great handling car! I actually had a 2013 Metallic Slate Altima that was totaled when a young girl rammed us with her old Honda Civic at a highway off-ramp as we were waiting in traffic. I really can stand behind the safety of the Altima because our two young children (4 and 18 months) were in the back and were somehow unscathed. Altima's are #1 in my book!
Test the 2013's Camary, Altama, Passat, Malibu, and the Accord. FORD NOT even in the competion. Have always been a GM person especially with Trucks. The 2013 Honda Accord should have been the top Car. Our decision after a week of shopping and doing our home work . Overall quality,resale value,comfort and 0.9APR. The Accord Touring V6 was a good choice for me and my wife. This is a very sound car.
I believe the Altima should have 1st place based on my experience with my own. I drove all the others before buying. I got the SL with the works and a 2.5 engine. This car is awesome and with a list price of over 31k I got it out the door for 26.5k with 0% financing! I'm loving it! I've been driving for almost 50 years so maybe that's why I like a great car at a great price!
Really? An i5 amongst i4
Really this segment should have been about: Altima, Optima, Mazda6, Accord, Hyundai and Fusion. Anyways clearly Altima should have been 1st followed by Accord, Fusion and GM.. that's it. Then include the Mazda6 in 2014 segment. People give Mazda's such a hard time. With the most advanced technology, Mazda6 will reign. I've had a few 6's and comparison to the others it's what driving should be -- fun, reliable, sporty and comfy. Toyota or VW can't always be "the" car. I believe Altima and Accord should've been the always picked but needy us has to have a Toyota because everyone has one. ANY car like Crapyota can be reliable if we took care of it and don't drive it hard. It makes sense! I would only buy American cars if they brought back the 3800 V-6's engines that powered the reliable Buick's and build them solid from late 80's to mid 90's. Other than that I'd rather take the bus or bike.
I find it very odd that MT trashes the Altima for driving fun, yet it has the best acceleration(check the numbers) of any of them, while achieving best MPG. I do agree with the velour on the seats(terrible), you must get the leather. The rest of the interior is spectacular!
Based on the data shown, I will pick Accord and Altima as the first and second places respectively. Because power and fuel economy are the most important for me. Accord and Altima get from 0 to 60m/h in just 7.7 seconds and have the best fuel economy in their class 27/38 Altima and 27/36 Accord, and I have no doubt about good quality of these two. But the Malibu deserves its place. I'm not convinced yet about the reliability of the turbo engine Fusion. Ford has no record making a good turbo engine like BM and VW. The fuel economy and power has kept me away from the Passat showroom. It should get better mileage than this to attrack more fans, 22/31 even worst than Accord V6, 278 hp get 21/34.
I'm actually thrilled that the '013 Malibu lost.....badly. GM did too many things wrong with it, starting with eliminating the V6 option and putting an inconvenient, useless rocker switch ON TOP of the shifter as the manumatic. Dan Akerson pushed this car's debut up six months just to beat the Fusion to market and this car would go on to get beaten by pretty much every other car in the segment. This car as it stands is such a huge disappointment that even rental car companies deserve better than this. It's slogan should be "A third-rate midsize sedan from a third-rate CEO who knows nothing about cars." Or maybe that is too long? Either way, this highlights an ongoing problem with GM's many CEOs: they don't put half the effort into making great cars as they do promoting themselves.
The biggest problem that I have with this comparison of vehicles is that there is a considerable difference in features and price among the vehicles being compared. The article states that the vehicles were ordered this way so it was not a case of vehicle availability that sometimes occurs with these comparison tests. If one has leather seats they should all have leather seats. A four door sedan consumer is not going to be realistically choosing between a $32,360 and $25,720 vehicle. (A 25% difference in price, not going to happen). The Ford Fusion could have been outfitted with the 2.0 Turbo and still be below the price of three of these vehicles. Comparing apples to apples is a difficult task when it comes to vehicles but this comparison could have provided a better analysis for your readers if the chosen vehicles had been more similar in features and price. Real buyers don't have cars given to them so price is a major determining factor.
Malibu: A lost cause
Camry: Interior is cut rate, but it has an efficient drivetrain and good room
Altima: Their CVT is love it or hate it. Looks more like a Maxima now.
Fusion: Cut costs on the interior. You can have any color you want, as long as it's black
Accord: Probably the best car here
Passat: Makes the Camry look sexy and stylish. The engine is so old and feeble, it should come with a crank
Oh I'm sorry you Japanese and American car fan ***! MotorTrend picked this car for the Car of the Year 2012 and all the mid size comparo champion because its an amazing car! 95% of you havent driven one and stop bashing the car since you drive a Civic or Corolla and think that brand should win!
Well... Car & Driver placed the Passat SE 4th out of 4, with the Accord as 1st, so you guys all need to go out for coffee or beers together now. :)
I valet park cars for a living and have had a chance to park all of these cars except the 2013 Ford Fusion. I can find faults in all of them and also good parts to them. But I respect MT for their decision since they drive the cars for hundreds of miles and through different types of circumstances, while I just drive it for a few hundred yards. Here are my pro & cons:
Chevrolet Malibu = + comfortable ride / - rear styling
Ford Fusion (2012 or older) = + steering feel / - rental car interior quality
Honda Accord = + huge rear seat / - copy cat styling cues
Nissan Altima = + I could not find anything good / - keyless key fob (you can drive away without key in car) & feels cheap inside too
Toyota Camry = + much improved interior over previous generation / - absolutely no brake feel (touchy brakes)
Volkwagen Passat = + best ergonomics & one touch up & down for all windows / - the most boaring interior of all
Passat the winner? Seriously? It scored the lowest 0-60 mph, old 2.5L I5 engine that sounds thrashy, questionable reliability and average mph....seriously, how much VW is paying you guys? IMO, the list should be as follow:
1.Honda Accord
2.Nissan Altima
3.Ford Fusion
4.VW Passat
5.Toyota Camry
6.Chevy Malibu
Ok, I can see the title is the "Battle of the BEST SELLERS" but come on, no Mazda 6..... again!?!?! What the hell? You already have 6 cars, you can't do one more? I am a huge VW fan, but not including the Mazda 6 again for the 3-4th time in a row is a real shame and almost tells me that you're afraid to run it up against these cars. I just don't understand it.
And the Buick LaCrosse is the Winner!
For the past 2 years I've worked at an autopark in Urbana, IL that sells the Sonata, Optima, Camry, and Passat and have compared all of these in each engine choice...based on BASE model alone I'd choose the Optima, the Fully Loaded goes to the Passat, but that's with the V6...and still the Optima comes close (it would win if not for the sport tuned suspension which a Passat buyer wouldn't really like)...the Camry is really cheap feeling inside and the plastic is worse than the 2007 version I currently own....as for the Accord and Fusion...wow...I gotta say if I was picking a car today, it would be between those...HUGE improvements...choosing from Fusion 1.6L Ecoboost SE ($25,440) vs Accord Sport 2.5L ($24,900) I'd say the exterior of the Fusion needs to be seen in person to really get how rich it looks. The Accord's interior though (on the Sport) is probably the nicest sub-30k car I've ever sat in...Passat though...ya no, very plain interior...Lets put it this way..before the Accord Sport, my dad would be getting the Passat TDI and I'd be buying the Optima...now...I'd flip for who gets the Accord and who gets the Fusion
To Ray1340: Unless you're a kid or just don't know any better, VW has been selling cars in the United States for over 60 years. I don't expect them to die off anytime soon. They have some great cars presently, and more on the way. I'm not sure what reliability problems you're talking about? All auto manufacturers have had some problems here and there in their history, just look at the crap Toyota puts out! Isn't thar right BlackDynomite?
Too bad the new Mazda 6 wasn't able to join this test. It would have genuinely fought for top spot. It combines the reliability of the Accord and Camry, sportiness of the Fusion and solidity of the Passat. It also looks better than everything except perhaps the Ford.
I test drove the new accord and i think, its the best car in the segment with a far distance.
@Holee-DriverNovember 2012 issue of Car and Driverdid a comparison test on new Fusion, Accord, Altima and Passat.They rated #1 Accord, #2 Fusion, #3 Altima and #4 Passat.I think their rating is a lot more accurate thanMotortrend's. I don't know what Motortrend reviewers were thinking.
When you make the worst car, like Toyota does with the Camry, the first people who buy it are the younger people. Then, EVERYBODY ELSE buys it, because it's so bad, especially on the test drives.People can't wait to throw down $25k on awful bad cars like the Camry, huh? What is that gonna be this year? 400k people? 425k? Sales are up 30% for the year? 35%?It must be like one epic failure when you drive it! The people must be so offended on the test drive, that they buy it, and then tell their friends to buy one, just to see how bad it is.......BD
MT is ghetto for making me sign in just to READ an article. Where did you buy your program? Craigslist?Thanks, MT!BD
It's always funny to read the people who think the Camry is a good car... Jimmy, CR also takes ad money, and I have been in more than one Camry as I try to make it a point to test drive the crappiest car and the best car in the segment just for giggles; I can say with the utmost confidence that the Camry does have many rattles and horrible interior plastics.
2013 Chevrolet Malibu LTZ - we have time warped back to 1978 - the 1978 Malibu/Monte Carlo all over again poor materials, under performance poor fuel mileage now all we have to do is wait for the poor reliability to rear its head - it is not engineers that lot from 1978 would be gone by now so that only leaves the old GM but ----- that is supposed to be gone as well guess it isn't either - all that tax payer money wasted keeping it around.
All of these cars have the appeal of a good case of intestinal flu. They are as exciting as shopping for a new washing machine. I have a 2011 Fusion with the 240 HP, 3.0L V-6. It gets 29 to 33 mpg on the highway depending on traffic, speed limits and terrane. I consitantly get 21 to 23 in town, again depending on traffic and stop lights. The loss of perfromance to get a few more MPG from a 4 banger isn't worth it. I think Ford and Chevy have screwed up dropping the V-6 option. I won't consider buying a new Fusion or a new Malibufor that reason. I think we're looking at the 1970''s and 1980's all over again - a time when the auto industry inflicted more junk on the buyiing public than at any time in recent history. History is going to repeat itself for the rest of this decade and into the next.
The biggest thing affecting comparison tests has nothing to do with cars. It's journalism. It's not news if the same thing happens, so journalists make sure to switch it up. THAT'S HOW YOU SELL ISSUES, DRIVING UP AD PRICES. Just two years ago, when all of the makes had outgoing models, Motor Trend rated Camry #1 in their Mid-size comparison. They actually noted how the popular myths about Camry's lack of sportiness or handling ability were just plain wrong. Add in the feature content and build quality, and it was easy to see how Camry came out on top. The latest Camry only got better, according to Motor Trend's own test drive a year ago and C. Report's test this past winter, yet somehow Motor Trend this year find fault about everything in the Camry. I've driven the old Camry as well as the 2012, and the new model is definitely a step ahead, from the handsome dash to the cushy yet crisp handling--and I'm talking pothole-ridden streets of Manhattan. MT just has to switch it up--it's a business after all.
Consumer Reports, who does not take any ad money from any auto manufacturer, ranks the Toyota Camry XLE with the hybrid engine option as the #1 vehicle in this class. Motor Trend, who takes lots of ad money, ranks Toyota Camry XLE nearly last. Something smells with the Motor Trend ranking. I have a 12 Camry, and it has none of the problems Motor Trend claims in this article. Get Consumer Reports and see the Toyota Camry ranked #1. Furthermore, Toyota has reported the new Camry is attracting young buyers.
I've wanted a TDI VW for a long time but just can't get past the reliability issues. I know very few people who have owned them that didn't have problems. BTW is that the new Accord or Azera? Hyundai has always been the copycat. Now things have come full circle.
My parents just bought a Camry. I think they are the typical buyer. They are in their 70s and never shopped another model. The interior, like most Toyotas I've seen of late, is horrible. It makes my wife's new CX-5 look like a Rolls. Look at the great quality of interior materials in a Toyota from the 90s into the early 2000s and there is no comparison. They decided to go cheap somewhere along the way.
Interesting comparison test. Too many variables in pricing and equipment levels ideally, but good nonetheless. I'd take an Accord Sport ($23,400 base) with the six speed manual for what it's worth. I suspect it would have added some of the fun factor the testers found missing over the Passat. Lots of good choices though and the Fusion deserves strong consideration with it's manual and strong 4 cylinder.
The amazing thing is people are actually accusing MT of being in the pocket of any Manufacturer.MT tests cars (comparisons)...that's it. I'm not certain if MT does anything else.They've been in business forever (60+ years)?...and they'd risk their reputation and credibility for a free tote bag and coffee mug?Would anything sway their votes? All the reviewers are in "cahoots" with each other? I've seen many reviews/comparisons over the years where Honda would win or BMW; for the most part I didn't agree but never thought there was insidious collusion; that they somehow knew my winner and targeted this as a personal attack against me.VW won, get over it. I haven't driven all, but I'd lean towards the Fusion (oh no!). I haven't drive the VW or Toyota back to back...but I thought the VW was much better.Too much whining...
Be warned. If you need a sedan with a good sized rear seat, the Camry is your only choice. Try to sit in the back seat of all these vehicles, and you will find the Camry has the only back seat where an adult could find comfortable over a long drive. Secondly, if you are looking for total reliability and low cost, the Camry LE can be bought for under 20,000 dollars before taxes and plates. Many of these other cars are thousands more and they are more likely to have reliability problems. I can't imagine what will happen when those turbo charged engines in the Fusion get old. Most people who have owned cars with turbo charged engines claim they have problems and they are expensive to repair.
@coldgame, when did C&D do a comparison test?!
SuperCarPretty sure Malibu has NEVER been Top 3 in salesCamry, Altima, Accord have it right now....BD
How about Chrysler's 200 or 300 sedans?
Why did they not include the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu in this midsize sedan? I not sure if the editors were on drugs or what? It suppose to be the number 3 in sales.
RayThe Camry may outsell all of VW this year....... by itself.Welcome to America, Ray.BD
After reading some of the comments I can only say that time will tell if VW fix their reliability issues, if not the company will die in America because right now the have a lot of customers and if these people are not happy they won't buy another VW ever again and the sales numbers will crash for VW.
Motor Trend recently held a comparison test of all three engine variants of the Korean twins, the Camry, and the Passat. The Hyundai/Kia was worst in every category, lacking in performance and efficiency relative to the equivalent Camry 4 cylinder, hybrid and V6. The turbo Sonata was barely quicker than the hybrid Camry while using 10% more fuel than the V6 Camry that was 1.2 seconds quicker to 60 mph. The Passat was picked as winner in all classes with their I5, diesel, and VR6, but that increasingly looks bought. What gets me is that the Camry was 2nd in each category and received quite a bit of praise only to be panned in this competition. Motor Trend doesn't seem to think much of its readers.
Coldgame76: where is this comparison test you allude to? Don't see it on the C&D site.
CarAndDriver rated #1 Honda Accord#2 Ford Fusion#3 Nissan Altima#4 VW Passat.I think their rating is a lot more accurate than Motortrend's
I cannot go with a VW product until they have long term reliability like the other participants and Hyundai/Kia. My son just had to sell his A4, which was coming off VW's short warranty because it was having the same engine control issues that my Audi had 15 years ago.
It's pretty clear MT is on the VW payroll. If you didn't know after last year, now you know.....BD
Im from europe,portugal,and here everyone buys german,mostly vw,they think they are upper status because of that,show offs. All magazines every week reviews 7 -8 german cars out of 10..what they dont tell you,is that they breakdown a lot,even 1year cars,,and regular maintenance is very expensive,(dsg gearbox needs regular expensive care). I have 20years old japanese car,always hardriving/trashing, just change oil,and its good to go. You say vw is new??completly ignorant, check the lights switch,the same as a 1989 golf! Doors close good? change the rubbers from the door. Iron block engine, wtf in the 21century?? dont be fooled. Just like europe,vw must be paying you a lot to write this reviews.
Over here on the east coast, the smart money only goes for Toyota or Honda. Perhaps a Nissan. The Detroit stuff is unreliable junk. And, these message boards are full of Detroit operatives posting their pro GM ... pro Ford bull.
Why in blue blazes didn't you include the Hyundai Sonata in these tests? I bought a 2013 (traded in a 2005 Sonata) and it surpasses in every category the traits described here for the other makes! (especially mileage)MDean
Americans don't buy Passats because they are about as trustworthy as Mitt Romney.MT can hand it all the wins it doesn't deserve. Doesn't change a thing. They sold less than 10k last month.....BD
can not believe vw won, had gold tdi and was in the shop six months no fix, no customer support all documented......


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Can science really predict divorce? Can science really tell you how to select the "right" partner? A recent post by Chris Matyszczyk brought a sarcastic and ironic view about the finding of a marriage study. Chris claimed, according to this study, the perfect wife is five years younger than her husband, is from the same cultural background, and is at least 27 percent smarter than her husband.
Sounds ridiculous? Yes. If people try to over-generalize certain research findings to general population in any situation by ignoring its specific subjects and applicable context, or make prediction based on correlational studies, it's possible that they will always obtain disappointing or ridiculous results. Then, how should we think about the scientific findings on complicated human phenomena, such as marriage? What does science tell us about marriage?
Gottman & Notarius (2002) reviewed the advances made in the 20th century in studying marriages. The first published research study on marriage dealt with one major research question, "What is fundamentally different about happily and unhappily married couples?" Following that, with the development of more sophisticated measures and methods, some grim and interesting findings began emerging from research on marriage. For example, in the decades of the 1960s and 1970s, Burgess' longitudinal study (Burgess & Wallin, 1953) found that, for most couples, marital satisfaction was high right after the wedding and then began a slow, steady, and nontrivial decline thereafter. Another example is Hicks and Platt's (1970) decade-review article on marital happiness and stability which concluded that "perhaps the single most surprising finding to emerge from research is that children tend to detract from, rather than contribute to marital happiness". Then, research in the decades of the 1980s and 1990s witnessed the realization of many secular changes in the American family, including the changing role of women, social science's discovery of violence and incest in the family, and the beginning of the study of cultural variation in marriages et al.
In sum, marriage as an ultimate human condition has been intriguing to both scientists and common people for a long time. However, when we try to understand and interpret research findings on marriage, we need to be very careful about their applicable conditions and limitations. For example, as we know, psychological studies have relied on samples of convenience that have limited generalizability. Although based on the evidence we have so far, marital relations haven't yet succumbed to delightfully efficient approaches, scientific findings keep shedding light on the mystery of human marriage.
Why your wife should be 27% smarter than you
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But could civilization exist on hemp alone? And what would life in this stoner utopia be like? Whoa—these are some serious questions.
Because our nation's regular guinea pigs—U.S. military personnel—are banned from ingesting any hemp products, we enlisted ourselves to test the threshold of hempiness. We assembled a smorgasbord: hemp cereal for midafternoon breakfast, three types of hemp granola bars for days when you're light, and hemp seeds to sprinkle like fairy dust on pizza, burritos or pizza burritos.
What we discovered: Hemp may be the ultimate cure for the munchies. With a few exceptions, hemp foods are a very, very bad use of the cannabis plant. After most of these snacks, you won't feel like eating anything.
Despite the questionable name, these patties are surprisingly delightful. Gardenburger beware: SortaSausage patties give other meat substitutes fierce competition, with a savory, smoky flavor.Label wisdom: "Growing up I never imagined I'd one day be a vegetarian…one of many surprises!"
Hempiness: A one-hitter, as they're more polenta than hemp.
Tasters said: "I would definitely eat this over a Gardenburger"
"This is definitely liberally spiced. It has a little bite."
"Like a falafel patty."
Whole Foods bulk hemp granola
Bud in bulk-food bins? These grass-green crumbles look like weed. They're also delicious—hints of sweet date and a satisfying crunch made them a surprise favorite.Label wisdom: None, it's sold in unmarked plastic bags.
Hempiness: Double rainbow!
Tasters said: "Is there date in here? I can taste it...kinda nice. Medjool dates."
"It looks like kitty litter, but it's actually good."
"This looks like dried weed. I want to fly with this just to fuck with the TSA."
Sequel Naturals Vega whole food energy bar
Vega bars are made from "exclusively raw, alkaline, plant-based superfoods" to boost triathlete performance. It's endorsed by cyclists, who know their dope. It looks like Pemmican, but has a wonderful fruity sweetness.Label wisdom: "One should not have to compromise between whole food goodness and fast food convenience."
Hempiness: Baked, as hemp is second only to dates.
Tasters said: "Most energy bars are sincerely gross; this one is much less gross."
"In part we like it because of its calories: 240 total, 90 from fat."
"It's from B.C., that's why. Canadians, man, they get it."
Nature's Path Organic hemp plus waffles
Our tasting's most mind-blowing epiphany has nothing to do with hemp. Waffles dipped in hummus are awesome. Our cart will be open by spring. But not with hemp waffles, which are sorta meh.Label wisdom: "Never synthetic preservatives or additives. Because, really, who wants any of that for breakfast?"
Hempiness: Harshing our mellow, as they're mostly just wheat waffles with grape juice.
Tasters said: "It is the taste of bland."
"The waffles taste like waffles. Like whole-wheat waffles."
"Hummus and waffles belong together!"
Living Harvest Tempt vanilla hempmilk
You can drink hempmilk when you're sick of almond and soy, but haven't fallen so low as oat milk.Label wisdom: "THC? Never had it. Never will. There is 0.00% THC in our products."
Hempiness: See label wisdom.
Tasters said: "The milk just tastes like milk. Whatever."
Manna Organics banana walnut hemp bread
According to scripture, manna is bread from heaven that fell from the sky to the Israelites. This explains its incompatibility with toasters. Cake-y kosher lumps will be stuck in our office toaster until judgment day.Label wisdom: "'…moisten your wheat, that the angel of water may enter it…and the blessing…will soon make the germ of life to sprout…then crush your grain and make thin wafers as did your forefathers…' —Essene Gospel of Peace."
Hempiness: Made with more religion and bananas than hemp.
Tasters said: "I note that it is very fibrous."
"Manna bread...oh god!"
"I highly recommend that anyone putting this in an upright toaster do so with great care."
Lundberg Hemp-a-licious organic rice cakes
A classic diet food, rice cakes tend to taste as bland as they look. Adding the completely flavorless hemp seeds is no remedy.Label wisdom: A photo of founders Eldon, Wendell, Harlan and Homer Lundberg.
Hempiness: Rice-a-licious rice cakes, extra rice-y with rice…and hemp seed.
Tasters said: "These are regular rice cakes. I guess they have hemp seeds."
Nature's Path Organic Sunny Hemp granola bars
Granola bars are perhaps the sluttiest snack, taking any flavor or ingredient into their oat-y shape. Cannabis shouldn't feel special. While "Sunny Hemp" conjures dreams of lazing in green fields, these are fields of industrial bar production with sugar and oats.Label wisdom: "As my father Rupert used to say, 'Always leave the Earth better than you found it.'"
Hempiness: More sugar than sunny hemp.
Tasters said: "Sure, those bars are good. I like munching on those."
"I find them too sweet."
Food Should Taste Good hemp tortilla chips
Just because food should taste good doesn't mean it does. These look, feel, taste and smell like blue-corn chips. But they are blue-corn chips devoid of their crispy, satisfying souls. Food shouldn't try to be something it's not.Label wisdom: "As for the name, Food Should Taste Good, it kind of wrote itself."
Hempiness: Enough to take the gratifying crunch out of these corn chips.
Tasters said: "They taste just like regular chips."
"Regular chips, with no crunch and no pop."
French Meadow Bakery hemp bread
This is the bread equivalent of a trustafarian. Its packaging screams natural, hemp-y and organic all the way. But Birkenstocks don't make the (wo)man; and rolling wheat bread in hemp isn't tricking us either.Label wisdom: "One of nature's most perfect plants…known as a 'wonder crop' the hemp plant is abundant and environmentally sustainable."
Hempiness: Hemp bread is hardly hemp-y.
Tasters said: "The ingredients on this revolutionary bread? After water, organic wheat flour and organic whole-wheat flour. This is wheat bread with hemp sprinkled on it."
Living Harvest Tempt coffee biscotti frozen dessert
If happy cheese comes from happy cows, shouldn't ice cream from cannabis be totally awesome? Well, no. With a slippery, unnerving texture, it resembles neither coffee, biscotti nor a satisfying frozen dessert.Label wisdom: "Give in to Tempt. Its luscious, indulgent taste is a temptation you can feel good about."
Hempiness: Too hemp-y for its own good.
Tasters said: "The weirdest texture, even compared to other dairy alternatives."
"This ice cream sucks."
"I won't even try that."
Wilderness Poets Raw Hempspread hemp seed butter
A love child of nut butter and margarine, this dairy-free, nut-free alternative is also free of any appetizing flavor.Label wisdom: "Civil disobedience."
Hempiness: Hemp is literally the only ingredient, besides civil disobedience.
Tasters said: "That green shit is disgusting. There's no reason I would ever put that on anything."
"No one would want this spread for anything but political reasons."
"I just don't understand why this exists."
Wilderness Poets Roasted Hempspread Oregon hazelnut
Humankind has yet to taste anything paralleling the orgasmic beauty of Nutella (except maybe hummus-dipped waffles). Wilderness Poets joins the many who have tried and failed.Label wisdom: "'Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this too was a gift.' —Mary Oliver."
Hempiness: Far exceeds hazelnuttiness.
Tasters said: "The mouth-stickiness is not nice. But it's not that bad. If I had a peanut allergy, I might eat it."
"This looks like someone has taken hazelnuts and vomited them back into the jar."
Whole Foods bulk hemp seeds
As nondescript as nondescript gets. They are seeds: beige, small and roundish in shape. We were wrong to expect much of them. How can cannabis be so simultaneously inspiring and bland?Label wisdom: So natural they don't even label it.
Hempiness: Duh.
Tasters said: "These just taste like shitty almonds."
"All that hemp seed is likely to do is make something blander."
"The best part of the hemp plant is definitely not its seeds."
Erewhon Supergrains buckwheat and hemp cereal
"Erewhon" is a utopian land invented by author Samuel Butler, a supposed anagram for "nowhere." As in, no where, no way, no how will this healthy cornflake look-alike make it into our cannabis utopia.Label wisdom: "While hemp seeds come from the cannabis plant, they do not impart any intoxicating properties."
Hempiness: Dystopian.
Tasters said: "This is fine...oh, I take that back; the aftertaste!"
"It's like setting a rice cake on fire."
"Seriously, like bong resin!"
Imagine every health-food trend condensed into a small, grass-colored square, with chocolate chips. Flax, epazote leaf, organic fenugreek seed, acai berry—it's all here, with hemp.Label wisdom: "Food from nature is better than food from the lab."
Hempiness: Stone-cold sober—it only has hemp seeds because they threw in everything remotely earthy.
Tasters said: "Wow. That is a lot of ingredients."
"It just tastes raw"
"Superfood. Does that mean it hasn't been cooked?"


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GREEN RIVER - Prominent businessman Malcolm Frank Politano Jr., age 87, passed away Aug. 6, 2009 at his daughter's home in Green River.
He was born March 24, 1922 in Green River to Malcolm Politano Sr. and Rose Vetere. He married his beloved Norma Francis Brock Feb. 12, 1941 in Green River; she passed away on May 18, 2001.
Malcolm was a lifelong resident of Green River, where he and his wife owned and operated the Texaco Service Station and Politano Foodland.
He was a man of great strength, generosity, dedication, and he kept the family legacy going by making sure that no one went hungry. He was an honest and tireless worker who spent countless hours providing for others.
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Malcolm is survived by his daughters, Charlotte (Robert) Williams, Teasdale; and Mary Ann (Lynn) Olsen, Green River; sister, Florence Chido, Littleton, Colo.; nieces, Barbara (Robert) Little, Sandy; JoAnn (Jim) Dawson, Littleton, Colo.; five grandchildren, Bradley, Kenneth and Brian Williams, Brady Olsen and LeiAnn Chidester; and 13 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Norma; brothers, Charlie and Ernest; and sister, Ida Cornick.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio - The Creighton Baseball Team claimed the first BIG EAST Title in School history with a 7-6 (12) win at Xavier on Saturday, May 16.
The win closed out the regular season for the Bluejays, lifting Creighton to 30-16-1 overall and 14-4 in BIG EAST play. Xavier, meanwhile, fell to 26-26 overall and 8-10 in conference action.
Tied at 5-5 entering the 12th inning, Xavier called on its Thursday starter Scott Klever. The hurler limited Creighton to one run over eight innings on Thursday, but the Bluejays were ready. Junior Jake Peter opened the frame with a four pitch walk. Senior Mike Gerber sent Peter to second with a sacrifice and sophomore Reagan Fowler drew an intentional walk to put runners at first and second. Freshman Daniel Woodrow battled to a full-count before ripping an RBI single up the middle. One out later fellow freshman Nicky Lopez plated Woodrow with a single up the middle to make it 7-5.
Just after Woodrow delivered the RBI single, senior Bryan Sova asked head coach Ed Servais for the ball in the 12th.
"Right when Woody gave us the lead in the 12th, I went over to coach and told him I wanted to close the game out," said Sova. "He asked if I was able to pitch today, then told me to warm up."
"I wasn't even considering using him, but Sova came to me fairly demonstratively asking for this opportunity," said Servais. "I have a tendency to listen to my seniors in a spot like that."
Sophomore Nick Highberger struck out David Morton to open the 12th, then Servais went to the mound to bring in Sova.
"We wanted to shrink the inning for Sova so we sent Highberger out to get the first out," noted Servais.
Sova, who needed just 83 pitches to toss a complete game in his first career start on Friday, allowed a double and a single to the first two batters he faced, but got a pop out and a fly ball to right to earn his ninth save of the season.
The Musketeers got on the board first with a run in the fifth, but the Bluejays came right back with a run in the sixth. Senior Cody Kottich opened the frame with a double to left field, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by senior Brad McKewon. Kottich scored moments later on a sacrifice fly by sophomore Ryan Fitzgerald.
Xavier took the lead once more with two runs in the seventh and held that 3-1 edge into the top of the ninth.Fitzgerald and Peter opened the ninth with back-to-back walks. Gerber continued the free pass parade to load the bases with nobody out. Fowler came through in the clutch as he has done all season long, smacking a two-run single through the right side to knot the game at 3-3.
Sophomore Joey Mancuso moved Geber and Fowler up 90 feet via a sacrifice, then freshman Nicky Lopez was intentionally walked to load the bases once more. Junior Landon Lucansky singled down the right field line to give Creighton its first lead at 4-3. Xavier pitcher, Sean Campbell, limited the damage with a pop out and a ground ball to end the inning right there.
The Musketeers answered with a run in the bottom of the ninth on three singles and a sacrifice bunt, but sophomore John Oltman sent the game to the tenth by striking out Brian Bruening with runners at the corners.
Creighton claimed the lead for a second time in the 11th on a single by Lopez, a ground from Lucansky that sent Lopez to second and an RBI single by McKewon.
Highberger, who came on to pitch for the Bluejays in the 10th, got the first two hitters in the 11th on four pitches. The Xavier designated hitter, Derek Hasenbeck, however was not ready for the game to end as he blasted a 3-1 pitch over the wall in left-center.
Highberger picked up the win (4-0) for the Bluejays, allowing just one run on three hits in 2.1 innings of relief. Klever took the loss (6-5) for Xavier, allowing two runs on two hits and two walks in one inning of work.
The win clinched the overall No. 1 seed in the BIG EAST Tournament for the Bluejays. Creighton will at least share the BIG EAST Regular Season Title, pending the outcome of the Seton Hall vs. St. John's game currently in progress.
It'll be Déjà Vu all around at BIG EAST Tournament on May 22 as the top seeded Bluejays will play #4 Xavier (3 pm - CT). The other game will feature #2 St. John's vs. #3 Seton Hall.


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Wednesday, July 14, 2010Scott Mason played soccer for the Lipscomb Bisons. His playing days are over but he remains active in the game as a coach and instructor. This summer he has been busy with summer camps, including the youth soccer camps I play at Lipscomb. During a dinner break with the campers he answered some questions for LipscombSports.com.
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"I played soccer from 2002-2006. I played for three coaches: Jon Goad, Jim Maddux and Charles Morrow. "
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Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
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What is your fondest non-athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
"Being able to hang out with all of the soccer players. I came here from California and didn't really know anybody. I got to know Ron Walker really well and I still talk with him. Tyler Johnson also played and is another best friend I still hang out with.
"We played a lot of soccer. There was a garage down on Hillsboro Road where we would go and play. Ron Walker's parents were like my second pair of parents. I had a good church family at Brentwood Church of Christ. We go to Harpeth Hills Church of Christ now.â€
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
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Who was your favorite professor? Why?
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"He made it interesting. A lot of professors just read out of a book and that is it. But he had a lot of visual stuff and I am that kind of person. He made physics a lot more interesting than what other people might make it out to be.â€
Where do you live now?
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Who is your employer? What is your occupation? What does your position entail?
"I worked as a teacher and coach at Maplewood High School the past two years. I am looking for position, possibly with a private school right now. I loved being at Maplewood, but I'm looking at my options.â€
"I'm working soccer camps both here at Lipscomb and on my own with Kevin Burk.â€
Tell us about your family.
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I can feel it in my blood.
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Busy is right around the corner.
The school year, soccer season, and a busy schedule officially starts today for our family, which means that I, as the Mom, has to be very organized and creative with our meals.
A good old standby that feeds many, when extra soccer kids stop by for dinner, is a big pot of Taco meat/beans.
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Cook 4-5 pounds of ground turkey or beef. Season to taste.
Cook 2 cups of brown rice.
Add 2 cans each of pinto beans, black beans and kidney beans. (I always use Bush's Beans, I feel they have the best flavor.)
Add one container of Costco's Mango Peach Salsa.
Mix together and SERVE.
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(Bush's Beans did not pay for me to write this post, even though I am in partnership with them. We just really love their beans and eat a ton of them in our home!)
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Hi Sandy,
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! I'm feeling a little stressed about what to serve for dinner when our schedules are starting to rev up for fall; this looks like the perfect easy meal that will keep as long as we need it to!
I have no secret taco meat- whatever seasoning is gluten free! They are a definite treat over here, though! :) My husband would love your recipe!
YUMMY! That looks like a great combo. And I love using lettuce leaves for wraps. Way healthier than tortillas!
And we love Busch's beans to my friend.
This sounds great! We eat lots of beans, too – but I've never thought of actually combining them with the taco meat. I'll try this next time!
Nothing as yummy as this! I have just added this to my menu. Thanks!
I needed another idea for dinner this week and will give this a try!!! You do like your Bush's Beans! :) I had to laugh when you said that the busy schedule officially starts today as I am declaring this time of year the start of my New Year instead of January 1st. I mean, really, are we not in the middle of our new year once January 1st comes along? I love this time of year when we get back to schedules and structure and the promise of exciting new beginnings. My 20 year old went to a four year college for the first time after being at a community college for 2 and is having the time of her life – new home, new classes, TONS of new friends, new love, etc. And for my younger daughter who is a senior, new beginnings come for her in the way of fun, new gigs for her worship band and new classes, etc. And, for me??? My bible study group starts again in a week. WOOHOO!!! Can't wait to be doing regular life again with my ladies. So, HAPPY NEW YEAR to you and I can't wait to try this recipe.
This recipe sounds wonderful, Sandy! From one busy mom to another–thank you!
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Wow! what a great idea, and the recipe could easily be cut in half. I absolutely love, love, love, Costco's peach mango salsa, but never even thought of adding it to meat and beans. Can't wait to try it! Thanks, girl! P.S. I'd think one could even make the meat half beef/half turkey to cut down on fat. Hmmmm, might be good.
I cook vegetarian Yves "meat" and season it with taco seasoning and with a tad bit of molasses for a smokey flavor. I love making cheese salsa…because all of the toppings are in the salsa…it makes a taco feed super easy and yummy…and can be made up ahead of time.
oh that looks so delicious but super easy.
thank you for the recipe!
I think this sounds wonderful. I'm always looking for recipes like this that can be used in a variety of ways or frozen for future use. Thanks!
Fun, easy and healthy recipe. Thanks.
Yum! You can bet that this will be on our table this weekend!
This sounds GREAT! And perfect timing, a good Fall dish! Thanks!!!!!
This IS fabulous. I adore knowing that in a pinch, I can have dinner ready quickly. Thanks foer sharing!
This sounds SO good! Thanks!!!!
Another great recipe! You are totally inspiring me! I want to make a batch of this for the fam and serve in lettuce wraps…make half with just the beans for me. I have that salsa and have to use it up!
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