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Cast: Daniel McVicar, Claudio Bisio, Nancy Brilli, Massimiliano Bruno, Giuseppe Cederna, Paola Cortellesi, Fabio De Luigi, Armando De Razza, Luciana Littizzetto, Francesco Pannofino and others
Males against females is a comedy that revolves around the theme of the conflict between men and women. Walter (Fabio De Luigi) and Monica (Lucia Ocone) are a young couple struggling with their first child. Like many in their situation, have completely suspended their sexual interactions. Chiara (Paola Cortellesi) and Diego (Alessandro Preziosi) are two neighbors. They are like day and night. Marta (Chiara Francini) and Andrea (Vaporidis) are two best friends who share a ramshackle apartment. Marta is a lesbian, Andrea is straight, both have just been left under the amused gaze of the third daily inquilino.Nelle incredible adventures of our protagonists meet old friends Marcello (Claudio Bisio), a plastic surgeon, Piero (Emilio Solfrizzi) a gas station fun and a little 'vulgar and Anna (Luciana Littizzetto).
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Late May in Miami, Florida was taken over by the Keystone Industries Dental Group and participants from around Latin America for the second annual Keystone LATAM Seminar.
Hosted by Keystone at the Sheraton Miami Airport Hotel, the second annual seminar paved the way for many Latin American dentists, dental dealers, dental technicians, and dental hygienists to learn about and use great products in their businesses. It was not your standard lecturing and reading – attendees were wowed with hands-on demonstrations showcasing how well Keystone products work along with one-on-one questions and interactions with all presenters.
Key Opinion Leader, Dennis Urban, CDT, highlighted the LATAM Seminar's presentations, as he's done in the past at many worldwide dental conferences and seminars. Mr. Urban touched on the correct protocol and procedures in removal technology, displayed cases done with various Keystone dental lab products, and then gave a start-to-finish demonstration on creating a denture with Diamond D denture acrylic and the Tecnoflask microwaveable flask.
Throughout day two of the seminar were presentations from Mike Prozzillo, VP of Domestic & International Sales and Sales Manager, Wayne Allen. Mr. Prozzillo enlightened the crowd on the technology behind custom-fit mouth guards, which Keystone has lead in the marketplace for decades. Keystone also introduced its newest addition to the Pro-Form line, the PF2 Mouthguard.
With the swarm of MMA-like sports taking over Latin America, mouthguards are taking off south of the US border faster than ever before.
"We are extremely excited to begin working thoroughly with our Latin American customers on education with mouthguard protection," said Prozzillo. "The more and more athletes and dentists learn about the importance and advantages of oral protection, the more the market has to grow in those countries."
Mr. Allen, who came joined Keystone when it acquired the Harry J. Bosworth Company, shared his knowledge and expertise with attendees on the state of the dental hygiene marketplace and how Keystone can benefit their business practices. Among many products and Q&A sessions, live demonstrations with the ProphyBrite Air Polisher and Consistency Impression Material engaged attendees throughout.
"The Latin American markets have presented significant growth opportunities for Keystone over the past several years," said Ira Rosenau, President of the Keystone Industries Dental Division. "Our focus and dedication to growing Keystone's presence in these territories has been rewarded by having fantastic, energetic business partners in Latin America. It is a real treat for us to be able to spend time with our loyal customers in such an interactive setting like our Miami seminar."
For more information on Keystone Industries or the annual LATAM Seminar, please contact Alejandra Molina or Michael Prozzillo below, or visit Keystone Industries online at www.keystoneindustries.com.
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Chicago, IL (May 25, 2016) - The American Academy of Implant Dentistry announced the release of the first benchmarking study for the implant dentistry practice in the United States. This comprehensive resource provides dental professionals with critical information and statistics about the implant dentistry field. The AAID Benchmarking Study helps dentists better understand trends related to:
• Staffing models, compensation and benefits
• Overall practice performance in terms of revenue and expenses
• Procedures and fees
• Effective marketing techniques used to drive business
• The various technologies leveraged in implant practice
The AAID retained McKinley Advisors, a highly regarded research and consulting firm, to develop the questions, collect and compile the data, and provide insights based on years of experience in analyzing research data. Nearly 600 dentists completed the online survey during late summer and early fall, 2015. Respondents included a significant percentage of non-members of the AAID as well as members.
Some of the key findings were published in the Spring 2016 issue of the AAID News. Just a few of the key findings include:
• 57% of Implant dentists reported that implant dentistry represents less than 25% of the gross receipts of the practice. Another 25% said it represented between 26% and 50%.
• 75% practice both surgical and restorative phases of implant dentistry
• 42% reported total receipts in the practice of less than $1 million
• Non-owner dentist and non-dentist employees represent 38% of all expenses in the practice
The AAID Field Study is an essential tool for all implant dentistry professionals. For practicing implant dental professionals, benchmark your practice performance against peer practices of similar size and focus, and against the broader field as a whole.
Participants in the study received a free copy of the full report. The full 68-page report can be purchased from AAID for only $245 to $295 for members of the AAID members and $345 for non-members.
Established in 1951, the AAID is the only dental implant organization that offers credentials recognized by state and federal courts as being bona fide. Its membership, which exceeds 5,500, includes general dentists, oral surgeons, periodontists, and prosthodontists from across the United States and in more than 60 other countries.
In the competitive world of aesthetic restorations, details matter. In VITA's Premium Denture course, participants learned the technical and business side of implant retained dentures from well-known instructor, trainer and author, Dennis Urban, CDT. Urban shared exclusive techniques on waxing, processing and finishing. "One technique I shared is a characteristic wax-up process which makes a wax try-in look exactly like a finished denture," he says. "Because this procedure creates so much value for the patient and dentist, lab owners can charge a higher price for the final case."
Students learned the most profitable techniques for a variety of restorations, including all-on-4®, all-on-6, implant hybrid cases, implant overdentures and case planning methods. "My goal was to learn more about the all-on-4 denture implant technique," says Danny Leeseman, MDT, owner of Valley Dental in Chico, CA. "The instructor did an excellent job of explaining the process and showed us how to use his custom microwaving technique to reduce curing time from hours to minutes. I was able to apply it in my own lab the next week."
Taking place in VITA North America's new state-of-the-art Training Center, attendees focused on proper case planning and learned to correct common setup mistakes. "A common mistake that technicians make is underestimating the importance and strategy of a proper setup technique for denture teeth," says Urban. "By the end of this course, participants were able to identify the different types of occlusions much better and perfect their setup technique." Efficient waxing and finishing techniques were also reviewed, while protocol and procedures on implant overdentures, hybrid cases and all-on-4 and all-on-6 conversions were also covered. Urban encouraged participants to implement the techniques they learned to impact their bottom line. "To build a more profitable business, I tell technicians they can't skimp on materials," he says. "If they use top quality materials and the best processing techniques, then they can approach the doctors they work with for higher fees."
For more information on how to customize your technique to maximize your profits, register for a VITA course at http://vitanorthamerica.com/courses-ce.
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Skyler LaFreniere (VITA), Oscar Macedo (San Diego Dental, San Diego CA), Lisa Graye (VITA), Matt O'Connell (President VITA NA), Cirenia Garcia (Nash Dental Lab, Temecula CA), Javier San Martin, CDT (Custom Craft Dental Lab, Sylmar CA), Pamela Place (Nash Dental Lab, Temecula CA),Chris Horny, CDT (CAD Dental Lab, Glendale CA), Dennis Urban, CDT (Instructor), Manuk Kuyumjyan (Master Lab Inc, Burbank CA), Dr. Cyrus Bandary (Cyrus Bandary, DMD, Woodland Hills CA), Artak Badalyan (Dental Art Group, Burbank CA), Danny Leeseman, CDT (Valley Dental Lab, Chico CA), Havsep Hovakimyan (Master Lab Inc, Burbank CA), Richard Vicente (Vicente Dental Lab, Newark CA), Darin Wise (VITA), Miguel Monterroza (Valley Dental Lab, Bakersfield CA)
Peter Pizzi, CDT, MDT, will host a two-day hands-on course, "Ceramic Options for Our Future Restorative Dental Team," on June 11-12 at Pizzi Dental Studio in Staten Island, New York.
Tuition for the course, which is part of Pizzi's Esthetic Realitie is $1050.
A press release for the course says: "Our educated patients and the advancement of materials have created a need for us to didactically move through the diagnostic process. This two-day course will focus on a rational methodology to help eliminate the frustrations often encountered during this endeavor. Communication, material options, the importance of photography as an aid for ceramic builds, and color communication can be incorporated into a routine regiment that will enable the dentist and technician to achieve a high level of predictability. The ability to understand each material's optical and functional parameters will be a key to future success."
The course will cover case management; diagnostic communication; preparation guided ceramic layering and contours; the use of new technologies; the importance of photographic communication and perception; and material choices for proper case management.
A tissue cast for a 3-unit combination case will be provided.
To register, contact Jennifer at 718-477-3771 or email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. Pizzi Dental Studio is located at 4038 Victory Blvd. in Staten Island, New York.
On Friday, the US Food and Drug Administration took a major step in making sure consumers have updated nutritional information for most packaged foods sold in the United States, that will help people make informed decisions about the foods they eat and feed their families.
"I am thrilled that the FDA has finalized a new and improved Nutrition Facts label that will be on food products nationwide," said First Lady Michelle Obama. "This is going to make a real difference in providing families across the country the information they need to make healthy choices."
"For more than 20 years, Americans have relied on the Nutrition Facts label as a leading source of information regarding calories, fat and other nutrients to help them understand more about the foods they eat in a day," said FDA Commissioner Robert Califf, M.D. "The updated label makes improvements to this valuable resource so consumers can make more informed food choices – one of the most important steps a person can take to reduce the risk of heart disease and obesity."
Key Updates
The new Nutrition Facts label will include the following.
An updated design to highlight "calories" and "servings," two important elements in making informed food choices.
Requirements for serving sizes that more closely reflect the amounts of food that people currently eat. What and how much people eat and drink has changed since the last serving size requirements were published in 1993. By law, the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act, requires that serving sizes be based on what people actually eat.
Declaration of grams and a percent daily value (%DV) for "added sugars" to help consumers know how much sugar has been added to the product. It is difficult to meet nutrient needs while staying within calorie limits if you consume more than 10 percent of your total daily calories from added sugars, and this is consistent with the scientific evidence supporting the 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
"Dual column" labels to indicate both "per serving" and "per package" calorie and nutrition information for certain multi-serving food products that could be consumed in one sitting or multiple sittings. Examples include a pint of ice cream and a 3-ounce bag of chips. With dual-column labels available, people will be able to easily understand how many calories and nutrients they are getting if they eat or drink the entire package/unit at one time.
For packages that are between one and two servings, such as a 20 ounce soda, the calories and other nutrients will be required to be labeled as one serving because people typically consume it in one sitting.
Updated daily values for nutrients like sodium, dietary fiber and vitamin D, consistent with Institute of Medicine recommendations and the 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Daily values are reference amounts of nutrients to consume or not to exceed and are used to calculate the %DV that manufacturers include on the label.
Declaration of Vitamin D and potassium that will include the actual gram amount, in addition to the %DV. These are nutrients that some people are not getting enough of, which puts them at higher risk for chronic disease. The %DV for calcium and iron will continue to be required, along with the actual gram amount. Vitamins A and C will no longer be required because deficiencies of these vitamins are rare, but these nutrients can be included on a voluntary basis.
"Calories from Fat" will be removed because research shows the type of fat is more important than the amount. "Total Fat," "Saturated Fat," and "Trans Fat" will continue to be required.
An abbreviated footnote to better explain the %DV.
The FDA is also making minor changes to the Supplement Facts label found on dietary supplements to make it consistent with the Nutrition Facts label.
Most food manufacturers will be required to use the new label by July 26, 2018. Manufacturers with less than $10 million in annual food sales will have an additional year to comply with the new rules. The FDA plans to conduct outreach and education efforts on the new requirements.
The iconic Nutrition Facts label was introduced more than 20 years ago to help consumers make informed food choices and maintain healthy dietary practices. In March 2014, the FDA proposed two rules to update the label, and in July 2015, issued a supplemental proposed rule. The Nutrition Facts label regulations apply to packaged foods except certain meat, poultry and processed egg products, which are regulated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
FDA, an agency within the US Department of Health and Human Services, protects the public health by assuring the safety, effectiveness, and security of human and veterinary drugs, vaccines and other biological products for human use, and medical devices. The agency is also responsible for the safety and security of our nation's food supply, cosmetics, dietary supplements, products that give off electronic radiation, and for regulating tobacco products.
While dental drills, or burs, are used extensively in dentistry to mechanically prepare tooth structures for fillings, little is known about the bur debris left behind in the teeth and whether it poses potential health risks to patients.
Imaging analyses have revealed dental bur fragments of different sizes in different locations on the floor of the prepared surface of the teeth and under the filling, which places them in direct contact with the tubules and fluid within dentin. The fragments are made of tungsten carbide-cobalt, which is bio-incompatible.
"Further studies need to investigate if or to what extent the small amount of bio-incompatible debris constitutes a biohazard to patients," said Dr. Assem Hedayat, lead author of the Journal of Synchrotron Radiation article.
May 19, 2016 (St. Paul, MN) – At its March 4 board meeting, the Patterson Foundation awarded grants to six nonprofit organizations from across the U.S. Grants totaling more than $43,000 were awarded to the nonprofits in support of their missions to provide care to underserved populations.
Longtime grantee Union Gospel Mission received $10,000 in support of its dental professional volunteers providing care to more than 2,450 patients annually at its clinic. "Our most recent meals and dental assistant grant from the Foundation helps us to keep our evening dental clinic hours staffed, at which many patients access our free dental services," said clinic director Jessica Flotterud. "Students, faculty and other volunteers assisting in the evening clinic often come directly from classes or treating their own patients in their private dental offices. The light meals we serve onsite help them concentrate on the treatments they're providing." The food budget also feeds hundreds of dental volunteers during four days of pediatric dental treatment and oral health education events by appointment in February and August, as well as two walk-ˇin Saint Paul Dental Connect days in March and September each year.
Union Gospel Mission provides free dental care to needy men, women and children each year, "to help fill an increasingly worrisome gap in access to quality dental care, despite national healthcare legislation," Flotterud continued. "We're also committed to educating children as well as adults about best oral health practices. When patients adopt basic brushing and flossing techniques, and consider new pathways to nutrition, dental office visits and oral infections can be reduced – the goals of a free community clinic."
Since 2005, the Foundation has awarded Union Gospel Mission $131,500, which has enabled the organization to broaden its ability to serve more people in need in the community. "Patterson has been a long-ˇterm partner, advocating for us and our efforts to expand oral health not only among our own homeless residents, but to members of the community at large," Flotterud said. "Foundation funding has helped us with niche funding that has been difficult to find elsewhere, including dollars that have helped us retain dental volunteers to staff our evening clinic hours."
The Patterson Foundation will award additional grants to nonprofit organizations at its June board meeting. Q1 grant recipients and the communities where each is located:
• Friends of Creston Children's Dental Clinic – Portland, Ore.
• Good Samaritan Care Clinic – Mountain View, Mo.
• KidSMILES Pediatric Dental Clinic – Columbus, Ohio
• Sacramento District Dental Foundation – Sacramento, Calif.
• Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities – St. Paul, Minn.
• Walton Foundation for Independence – Augusta, Ga.
CHICAGO (May 19, 2016)– Hu-Friedy, a global leader in the manufacture of high quality dental instruments and products, announced today the launch of their Colorvue® Goldstein Probe, developed in partnership with world renowned clinician Dr. Ronald Goldstein. Adding to Hu-Friedy's extensive line of instruments, this new probe offers improved visibility for greater measurement accuracy in both diagnostic and restorative procedures.
During diagnostic procedures, precise probing can be a challenge for practitioners due to lack of contrast and visibility, and probe measurements are typically marked in 3 mm increments. The new Goldstein Colorvue probe features 1/2 mm increments and extends up to 3 mm for increased accuracy, especially in measuring sulcular depth for margin placement. The use of bright colors to differentiate these measurements makes the probing process much more efficient and accurate. In restorative procedures, when probing potential infrabony areas or for other defects, a standard metal probe can cause the patient noticeable discomfort. The Colorvue Goldstein probe features a narrow, flexible tip which alleviates this feeling of irritation allowing for a more positive patient experience.
The Colorvue Goldstein probe is the latest of more than 50 instruments created through the collaboration between Hu-Friedy and Dr. Goldstein. Hu-Friedy President, Ken Serota, shares, "For more than 100 years, Hu-Friedy has proudly partnered with leading educators to develop cutting-edge product designs that meet the evolving needs of dental professionals. Hu-Friedy values Dr. Goldstein's insight and expertise, and we are proud to deliver this latest innovation to the market."
Dr. Ronald Goldstein is the Clinical Professor of Oral Rehabilitation at Georgia Regents University School of Dentistry, Augusta, Georgia, Adjunct Clinical Professor of Prosthodontics at Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine, and an Adjunct Professor of Restorative Dentistry at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Goldstein has presented continuing education courses at more than twenty universities and lectured at over 700 dental meetings worldwide. He is a contributor to ten published texts and author of the text Esthetics inDentistry, 3rd edition to be published by Wiley in 2016. His best-selling consumer book for the public entitled Change Your Smile, now in its fourth edition, is published by Quintessence, and has been read by over 2,000,000 people.
The Goldstein ColorVue® Probe is offered as a Starter Kit (consisting of 1 handle and 7 tips) as well as a Replacement Set (consisting of 12 replacement tips). For more information on these and our full line of products, please visit www.hu-friedy.com.
SafeLink Consulting to Present Live Webinar June 16, 2016
SafeLink Consulting, a premier provider of OSHA and FDA regulatory compliance services for dental practices and dental laboratories, will present a live webinar on June 16, 2016, 10am PT / 1pm ET. SafeLink Consulting vice president and senior consultant Gary Morgan, CDT, will present The Written Elements of Defined Manufacturing Processes. Morgan is an Authorized Trainer under OSHA's Outreach Program, an ASQ-Certified Quality Auditor, an authorized DAMAS consultant and DAMAS certification auditor.
This presentation will address the importance of documented standards in the form of Standard Operating Procedures and Work Instructions. FDA requires that a manufacturer of medical devices develop, conduct, control, and monitor production processes to ensure that the device conforms to its specifications. What is your quality standard for your products and services and are those standards documented? If you don't have written standards how can you expect from your workers a consistent product and how can you provide to your customers a consistent product or service every time? Course provides one hour CE credit for: NBC Regulatory Standards and FL Office of Dental Laboratories Prevention of Medical Errors.
Registration for this webinar is available at: http://www.safelinkconsulting.com/live-webinars.html . Fee: $75 per attendee.
Since 1991, SafeLink Consulting has been educating the dental industry by preparing them with the day-to-day safety requirements needed to meet OSHA standards, quality assurance consulting and quality systems required by the FDA. SafeLink Consulting is nationally recognized for providing workshops, seminars, onsite visits and webinars to diverse audiences with a commitment to helping businesses succeed. SafeLink Consulting has successfully trained thousands of clients' employees on safety and quality management. Choosing to partner with SafeLink Consulting means a customized, industry-specific, continuous solution for all stages of safety and/or quality assurance programs, focused on client needs, backed by excellent service and support.
For more information on this event or to learn how SafeLink can help your business meet compliance standards, contact SafeLink Consulting.
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CERRITOS, Calif., May 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Record sales to general dentists versus periodontal specialists were achieved at the CDA Presents 2016 Scientific Session in Anaheim, this past weekend of May 12-14 2016.
Hugh Sule, DDS, a LANAP certified specialist and general practitioner from Guam, attended all 3 days as a spokesperson for Millennium Dental Technologies (MDT). Dr. Sule, who has been practicing the LANAP Protocol for 7 years asserted, "The PerioLase MVP-7 is the Golden Wand that makes the LANAP Protocol the Gold Standard for True Regeneration! All dentists should have this available for their patients."
More PerioLase Periodontal Packages were sold at the 2016 CDA meeting than the past 4 years combined. "The tide seems to shifting from periodontal specialists back to general practitioners, and it's seismic," commented Robert H Gregg, DDS, inventor of the LANAP Protocol.
Eight years ago, MDT saw a shift of sales from general dentists to periodontal specialists with the company's FDA clearance for 'cementum-mediated new attachment.' In March 2016, MDT received FDA clearance for periodontal true regeneration – new cementum, new periodontal ligament and new alveolar bone.
"The new FDA clearance for True Regeneration is a clear, clean, simple concept for non-specialists to appreciate the huge significance that the LANAP Protocol makes for patients suffering from gum disease," remarks Dawn M. Gregg, DDS, MDT vice president operations. "Patients also easily understand the difference between regeneration and other treatment options including 'deep cleaning' and classic bone surgery."
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I was wondering how often I should be checking my tire pressure and putting air in my tires...
I was wondering how often I should be checking my tire pressure and putting air in my tires...
I do it every ride and every ride the tires need air.
yup, before every ride.
1 minute to fill up air vs hours spent riding bike later.
The payoff is totally in your favor.
Every ride as well, but don't sweat it if you forgot ( as long as you pumped it up recently). Softer tire pressure just means you're less likely to have flats, but it makes riding a bit harder since you're not getting as sweet of a rolling resistance.
You can't win until you're not afraid to lose.
Every few days on my road bike, every week or so on my beater bike.
Unless you are always riding at the minimum pressure, you won't lose enough PSI overnight to get flats all the time.
At least once a week. My rear tire seems to lose pressure sooner than the front so I know at least one is likely to need some more pressure. But if I'm going for a longer ride and haven't pumped them in a couple days then I'll pump them up before I leave.
Every other day, unless I have a slow leak. Every day is obsessive.
At the beginning of each ride, especially when a floor pump is available. I do that and make sure my water bottles are filled before starting any ride.
My riding started with tubulars and I would let pressure out to save the stitching at the end of the ride. I had to pump up the tubulars the next morning. Pumping up the tires is no big deal, even on a tour with a frame pump.
Does every gas station have the pump that can be used for bikes, and do they all let us use it?
I don't know if it's all gas stations or just the ones in my neighborhood, but the air pumps they got (the ones you got to feed quarters into) are nearly worthless for road bikes with 700x25c or thinner tires-- They seem to be able to only go up to around 50PSI max. Most 700x25c or thinner tires requires upwards of 100PSI. That is why I have a floor pump at home with a pressure gauge that can go up beyond 100PSI.Does every gas station have the pump that can be used for bikes, and do they all let us use it?
For the record, I pump up the 700x23c tires on my road bike up to 100PSI front / 120PSI back before EACH and EVERY ride. Higher-pressure skinny tires have a lot less margin for pinch flats.
My mountain bike with its 60PSI-max tires can hold its tire pressure a lot longer (at least a week).
Before I started pumping my road bike's tires religiously before each ride, I was beset with pinch flats and lost beads. I've learned my lesson.
Every ride, whether they need it or not.
Every ride for my road bike, it only takes about 30 seconds to pump both the tires up to 110psi... They usually always need around 10-20psi put in them.
My mountain bike on the other hand, maybe every week or two.
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Once per week is good enough for me
Each and every ride.
I break out the floor pump before every ride. When I started doing this, my pinch-flat rate dropped dramatically.
depends on the tire. low volume high pressure tires(road) need air more often whereas low pressure high volume need air less often. If you ride once a week then you should check your tire before each ride but if you ride everyday then they will need to check about once a week unless you're riding 23's @ 120psi. I ride everyday on a touring bike w/ 32's @ 85psi and fill them once a week. They don't need much.
I run my tires at 90psi and I top them off each Monday morning.
ditto - on a weekly basis, usually monday morning or sunday night.
thanks to Schwalbe tubes, I stopped my daily pressure check after two weeks with no drop in tire pressure.
thanks to your thread, I'm going to check right now.
do those of you who fill your tires "each and every ride" ride your bike daily? i imagine that if i did this for each and every "ride" i'd be checking my tire pressure a minimum of 4 times daily (once each way to work; once each way to the daycare; more if i throw in an evening ride, which i often do). 4x daily seems silly. no, i take that back: it is silly.
my presta 700x28c typically use a top-off once a week (i run them at about 95psi), though i can go two weeks and the tire stabilizes at about 65psi (good enough to avoid pinch-flats, if a bit more of a workout---then again, more workout = better body). for club rides and faster times, i bring the tires closer to max pressure before i leave the house---the last bit of pre-flight maintenance (btw, there's a reason why it's called "maximum" pressure, not "recommended" "best" or "required" pressure).
No slogans, just 14 facts.
Everyday to every other day. They get put right above 90psi with 28mm tires


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Letters to the Editor for Oct. 3, 2011
Published: Monday, October 3, 2011 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, October 1, 2011 at 10:04 p.m.
Proud of Munroe
As a professional person, I have wanted to write about my experience at Munroe Regional Medical Center.
I came to Ocala many years ago as an R.N. from a large northeast medical center. I wanted to work, and I did at Munroe Regional. Over time, I found Munroe to be progressive, innovative and excellent in patient care. I was always aware that this was the people's hospital, and I think over time we tend to forget that.
I do not profess to know about hospital administration in depth, as it is not my forte. But I do know about patient care. I retired from Munroe Regional and now am a volunteer there. I am proud to be a part of a hospital that has so much to offer the community.
Arline M. Morse
Presidential behavior
President Obama stands there in public and cries how tough his job is and how his predecessor left him with such a mess.
I remember another president in my lifetime who inherited a mess. On Jan. 20, 1981, Ronald Reagan became the new president. He never wasted time blaming his predecessor for the problems he inherited. That's because he was too busy solving them. And those problems were many and quite serious.
He got the economy going again, unemployment and interest rates dropped, and as a bonus, he won the Cold War and left the Soviet empire is ashes.
It's sad that America now has a president who limits his own ability by talking too much and solving little to nothing. But, it's cheerful to remember we once had a president who solved huge problems by his actions.
Remember, children stand around and blame someone else and never take responsibility, like this president.
President Truman said, "The buck stops here!" President Theodore Roosevelt said, "Speak softly and carry a big stick." President Reagan once said in his inaugural address, "and on this issue, there will be no compromise." President Obama says, "It's not my fault!"
Walter A. Lamp
A different plan
Here is a plan to minimize the federal budget, yet stimulate the economy long term:
Our two major political parties are at loggerheads over moving the economy ahead. Increasing taxes for the rich and stimulating the economy with extremely high dollars are the same stereotyped solution with not much creativity for a third way. What follows are several solutions that can be used independently or in combination.
1. Individual tax deductions for buying items made in America. All manufacturers warrant to retailers that the item sold is at least 70 percent made in the USA. Retailers note this in their receipts to customers. Customers save the receipts and file them with their income taxes for credit. This method trains the American people to buy U.S.A. products over foreign goods, thus helping the American manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers and citizens.
U.S. companies will then have an edge over foreign competition without adding tariffs. Government spending is offset by increased U.S. production/sales, jobs are increased, and both political parties need not be tied to their same old oppositional positions. Both parties can claim credit for these changes in the next election. Also, this helps the rich as well as everybody else. Whether you buy everyday items or new luxury cars or boats, you get a tax break. So, why not buy American?
2. Employer rebate for health care. All employers who contribute to health care insurance are given tax credit for their contribution for each employee who has private or government health care benefits. This helps the employer's expenses (as a quasi-tax cut); it also helps small business employers who want to offer health care to their employees but cannot afford it. This also lead to more people getting health care coverage. Politically, this is a third path between Democrats' and Republicans' entrenched positions. Note that this plan reduces cronyism and contractor overpayment.
Rich Paschke
Father of the Constitution
Constitution Week just passed (Sept. 16-22). Experts say it's not perfect but represents the best of many differing interests. James Madison, called the Father of the Constitution, fought tirelessly to get only the best ideas for the whole country into the Constitution.
I was curious as to why he flip-flopped often between complete sovereignty for the states versus strong federal controls. Reading about him, I have to conclude Virginia was in his DNA. Small states welcomed federal protection; large states abhorred it. Virginia, a large state, included what is today West Virginia, Kentucky and parts of Tennessee, refusing federal offers of post offices, banks, public schools, road improvements, railroads and canals entering the state. Virginia loved its quality of life.
Born into an autocratic family, 200 slaves' labors provided Montpelier's yearly income. The duty of father and sons was to use leisure time to become educated, manage community affairs and courts, serve in the state council and send representatives to the Continental Congress.
This future president left for Princeton knowing the Greek, Latin and French languages, Western Europe's history, philosophers, scientists, literary works and his favorite, government. Small, slight, bedridden for days with undiagnosed fever, he tended toward intellectual studies and debates rather than robust activities.
As a result, in long public service, he was admired for his wide knowledge and wisdom, and sought after to write or contribute to important issues: the Religious Freedom Act; the Virginia Resolution, most of which became the Constitution's 29 of the 75 Federalist Papers; the Mohawk Treaty; and draft amendments to the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
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June Bisantz, visual artist and musician, has co-written and produced several albums of original jazz, all of which received national attention. She has performed and recorded with distinguished jazz and pop musicians including Steve Swallow, Bob Moses, Lew Soloff, Mike Stern and Will Lee. Reviews and articles about her work have appeared in People Magazine, USA Today, Downbeat Magazine, Jazziz Magazine, New York Newsday, Jazz Podium Magazine, the Boston Herald, Hartford Courant, Connecticut Magazine and the New York Native.
Her CD "Let's Fall in Love" (2006), inspired by the vocal work of legendary jazz musician Chet Baker, received international airplay and led to a tour of Japan in 2012, and appearances at concerts and festivals including headlining at the renowned Litchfield Jazz Festival, Goshen CT in in 2013.
Her new release "It's Always You", Volume 2 of the Chet Baker Project, sets a 1960's jazz club mood with songs about love and longing, delivered in a style that is "Cool and still full of emotion - just like Chet Baker."
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The Chet Baker Project features Alex Nakhimovsky, piano, Norman Johnson, guitar, and Gabor Viragh on trumpet and flugelhorn.
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The HTC Sensation is still getting ready for its T-Mobile U.S. launch this summer but that hasn't prevented HTC from allowing fans to sign up to receive email notifications. Our own Alex Dobie got some quality hands-on time with the phone at a HTC promo event in the UK, where Vodafone will be the first to offer the device starting next month. Head on over past the link to sign up with HTC, or, you know, just keep reading Android Central. [HTC] Thanks to everyone who sent this in!
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Yeah i agree. Probably the best looking phone to come out in awhile
Trying to decide between this and the Galaxy S 2.
I'm hoping either this or Galaxy S2 makes its way to Sprint.
It is coming to sprint with a wimax radio and a second (or 3rd depending on how you look at it) camera!!
+ extra ram, + extra internal storage, + o ya, a 3D screen!!!!!
whoot! can't wait for the Evo 3D :)
HELP I dont know whether to get the Galaxy s2 or this, the specs are better for the s2 plus quadrant is alo higher on the s2, not to mention the amoled plus display ....and also what happened the metallic strip originally on the sensations back?
HTC keeps updating their product line with these micro-iterations it's like they are trying to be Apple or something. Each one makes me almost wish I could get one but not quite.
Whatever happened to the "best phone ever" approach from last year's Incredible, Evo, and Nexus One?
If Samsung comes through with best specs and unlocked bootloader, I'll definitely have to take a look at them. But then I had unbelievable frustrations with the i910 Omnia with proprietary cabling, not being able to use the gps for the first few months, and then having to turn the phone off in order to get it to charge from an external battery. After spending $70 on an external battery that really ticked me off.
I agree with volcomrive. I've always been a fan of HTC, but if no one has noticed, their phone look the same! This will be T-mobiles first 4'3 inch android phone which definitely makes it a winner but besides a couple of specs, it really doesnt look in different the the Thunderbolt or Evo or even the HD7. All i'm saying is mix it up a little!!!
While I agree they look similar at first glance, if you look closely they have subtle but noticeable differences:
The TB looks more silvery and less dark with a larger border around the screen, while the Sensation looks darker with a smaller border and more streamlined and curved edges. Even the ear pieces and touch buttons on the bottom look slightly different. The back is not as noticeable, but how much can you really change on the back of a phone, besides adding a kick stand or having a diagonally pointed metallic piece going across the back.
Also as others have mentioned, there's not much room for innovation when you are working with a black slab touch screen phone. This is what sells, and so far it's working out pretty well for HTC and consumers, so what else really would one expect?
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Next time maybe you should check Google first before making things up. I hear it's good for searching stuff.
Mix what up? Its a 4.3 " screen on a black slab. What else is there to do? Slider? Portrait keyboard? 2 screens? Whenever something different comes out all you monkeys do is throw your poop at it!!! Buy something different and OEMs will come up with new ideas. Until then, this is what sells. Look at the iPhone. Very small changes each time and still have a line out the door on day 1!
+1 strictly for the "poo throwing monkey" analogy
battery+speaker fail.
Htc sucks lately...
I am absolutely in love with this phone. you can't compare the Thunderbolt to this phone, the Thunderbolt was rushed and could have been better than what it currently is. 4.3 inches is really popular that's why htc phones have been looking similar. at least HTC doesn't pull a Samsung on us and never update their devices. or Motorola and lock the boot loader down. (Thunderbolt's was cracked simply )
truth is HTC is the biggest manufacturer. of android phones and this design keeps selling so they'll keep making it, phones like sidekick and echo always felt gemmicky to me anyway.
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Hey, New York! Be thankful you were only hit by a hurricane and not a Sharknado. Hurricanes have less teeth. Yes, it's the latest from The Asylum and it's equal parts absurd and awesome.
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Sometimes I want to see these brainstorming sessions that come up with ideas like this. I'm picturing a bunch of sweaty, coked-up disheveled guys sitting around a Formica card table and staring googly-eyed at each other; silently daring one another to make the first suggestion.
Asylum Guy 1: Tornadoes!
Asylum Guy 2: Pfft. We already made a rip-off of Twister when it first came out.
Asylum Guy 3: Radioactive Tornadoes?
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A little more than two years after she was hired as New Mexico Highlands University's provost and vice president of academic affairs, Teresita Aguilar and the university are parting ways.
The National Organization for Women delivered a swift rebuke to Alta Vista Regional Hospital earlier this month, criticizing the local hospital for its decision to close its obstetrics unit in March.
The organization's Santa Fe regional chapter wrote a scathing letter to Chris Wolf, chief executive officer at the local hospital, expressing the organization's dismay over the hospital's decision.
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For decades, seven Depression-era murals that lined the lobby walls in Highlands University's Ilfeld Auditorium were missing one of their own, a blank space on the wall testified to a mysterious missing mural. The series of eight murals is complete again, thanks to a new oil painting by a Highlands student.
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ALBUQUERQUE, — State officials say New Mexico has received $3.3 million to help provide legal assistance to homeowners facing foreclosure.
The money is from a 2014 settlement with Bank of America and its subsidiaries over mortgage practices.
Terms of the settlement restrict use of the money to foreclosure prevention legal assistance and community redevelopment.
In New Mexico, the money will be awarded to legal aid groups based on grant applications.
Registered Democrats and Republicans throughout New Mexico will go to the polls on June 7 to pick their nominees for the November general election.
In San Miguel and Mora Counties, where no Republicans filed to run for open commission, treasurer and clerk positions, the June 7 election is particularly important because the winners in the Democratic primaries are all but guaranteed the posts.
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Navor Roybal credits swimming for his continued ability to walk.
The 78-year-old nearly lifelong Las Vegas resident swims 20 laps seven days a week at the New Mexico Highlands University Natatorium. He's been doing it for more than 30 years despite having a Pacemaker after suffering a heart attack in his early 60s.
The four members of the West Las Vegas School Board were unable to reach a decision Wednesday evening on who should fill the vacant seat on their board, so they are leaving it up to state Education Secretary Hanna Skandera to decide.
The vacancy was created by the resignation of Anthony "Leroy" Benavidez in April. Benavidez was found ineligible to serve on the board due to a felony drug conviction.
April Romero said summer vacation could not have come sooner enough for her son.
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Recently, Romero took her son's story to social media in an effort to bring attention to the alleged bullying issues in the school site.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — Hispanic voters in Florida, New Mexico and California have waved Mexican flags and bashed Donald Trump piñatas — clashing with police, at times — to protest the Republican presidential contender's hard line approach to immigration.
MORA — Former state District Judge Matias A. Zamora will finally get to participate in his high school graduation ceremony, something he was unable to do 70 years ago when he was drafted into the U.S. Army.
Zamora will don a cap and gown during Friday's ceremony in the northern New Mexico community of Mora. He'll be celebrating with 30 graduating seniors.
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ArtDaily: David Maisel's first exhibition with Yancey Richardson Gallery opens in New York
Posted on Wednesday, April 9, 2014 by Laura Braun
David Maisel was born in New York City in 1961. He received his BA from Princeton University, and his MFA from California College of the Arts. His photographs, multi-media projects, and public installations have been exhibited internationally, and are included in many public collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Victoria & Albert Museum; the National Gallery of Art; the J. Paul Getty Museum; the Brooklyn Museum; the Santa Barbara Museum of Art; the Yale University Art Gallery; the Nevada Museum of Art; and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, among others. Maisel's work has been the subject of five monographs: Black Maps (2013), History's Shadow (2011), Library of Dust (2008), Oblivion (2006), and The Lake Project (2004).


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Victoria's favourite new restaurant, Catalano Restaurant & Cicchetti Bar offers fresh Mediterranean cuisine, primarily from the regions of Spain & Italy. Cicchetti (chi-KET-tee) is Italian for a small bite or small plate of food.
Food is market driven, with emphasis on locally sourced product, prepared with a Mediterranean spin. The cicchetti bar, taken after the venetian form of tapas, is an ideal spot for visitors and locals alike to gather for a glass of wine, a well-crafted cocktail and a cicchetto or two.
Catalano Restaurant is open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week and brunch Saturdays and Sundays. They also provide in-room dining and catering for the hotel. Join us for a truly inspiring dining experience!
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Average block cheese prices continued to drop last week on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, coming in at an average of $1.63, down from $1.75 the previous week.
Prices were $1.65 Monday and Tuesday and $1.62 Wednesday through Friday.
Just two weeks ago, cheese was averaging more than $2.
According to analysts, the cheese market crash is long overdue. The abundance of domestic dairy supplies should have pushed prices down sooner, but the earthquake and tsunami in Japan finally triggered the dramatic drop, said John Barone, president of Market Vision in Fairfield, N.J.
Cheese prices matched last year's average of $1.63 per pound.
Wheat prices jumped more than 30 cents last week on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange, coming in at an average of $8.71, up from the previous week's average of $8.37.
Wheat closed at $8.69 Monday, $8.66 Tuesday, $8.59 Wednesday, $8.83 Thursday and $8.81 Friday. Wheat prices got as high as $9.64 in January.
Gasoline and diesel fuel
Today's nationwide average for regular unleaded gasoline is $3.58, up 4 cents from the previous week's $3.54, according to AAA and the Oil Price Information Service. Prices remain up from a month ago, when they were $3.33, and from this time last year, when consumers were paying $2.80 at the pump.
Mid-range unleaded currently averages $3.72, while premium unleaded Monday was just above $3.85.
The nationwide average for diesel fuel is $3.96, a slight uptick from $3.93 per gallon last week. Diesel prices also remain up from $3.67 a month ago, and from $2.94 a year ago.
Natural Gas
Colder weather moved into major population centers this report week, increasing demand related to space heating for much of the country. Prices moved higher at all trading locations in the lower 48 States, with the biggest increases occurring in the Northeast. During the report week, the Henry Hub spot price increased $0.33 to $4.18 per million Btu (MMBtu). Last week's spot price was $3.85 per million Btu.
Pizza company stocks
Shares in Pizza Hut parent Yum! Brands Inc. closed at $52.12, a bump from its previous week's closing of $51. The company hit its all-time 52-week high earlier this month at $52.58. Yum! traded at a 52-week low of $37.47 in March 2010.
Domino's finished last week at $18.10, the company's 52-week high. The previous week's closing was $17.72. Domino's traded as low as $10.99 in June 2010.
Papa John's stock closed at $30.25 Friday, an increase from its previous week's $30.03. PZZA's 52-week high was two weeks ago at $30.55. The company traded at a 52-week low of $22.78 in July 2010.
Shares in CEC Entertainment Inc., parent company of Chuck E. Cheese restaurants, closed at $37.53 Friday, a big boost from its previous week's closing of $36.17. CEC traded at a 52-week high of $41.79 in April 2010, and a 52-week low of $30.84 on Aug. 13, 2010.
California Pizza Kitchen closed at $16.56 Friday, up from its previous week's closing of $15.94. CPKI traded as high as $22.92 in April 2010, and as low as $13.19 in July 2010.
Pizza Inn turned in at an even $2.00 Friday, which is the same as its previous week's closing. PZZI traded at a 52-week high of $2.20 in April 2010, and a 52-week low of $1.73 in March 2010.
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New poster here folks. Been riding for close to 30 year. I'm just shy of 54. Used to be MUCH faster. So 15 years ago I lived back east. Rode with friends. Was pretty flat. And of course I was 15 years younger. Used to do 50 milers a couple time a week in the summer. Used to average 17.5-18.5mph when in shape. Moved to the rural mountains of NM 15 years ago. It's REAL hilly here. Don't seem to make it up on the downhill side. I almost never see other riders out here. Couple weeks ago got dropped badly by a guy in his 60's who was 70 miles into a century..I was 15 miles into a 25 miler.
Today, 35 miles is a lot and I average 13 or so. My weight isn't that off from 15 years ago. I KNOW I'm a bit lazier..and not riding with others enhances that. Since the "old" guy dropped me I've been pushing a bit harder, but still light years from what I used to do.
Not a big deal really. don;t race. I ride for the physical and mental benefits. Just curios how the rest of the over-50 crowd fairs compared to wen they were in their 40's?


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Natural birth enthusiasts are all abuzz about the opening of a new hospital in Al-Ain that will offer birth in a specialized tub. Water births were first introduced in the 1960s and gained significant popularity by the 1990s. At first they were mainly used in the home birth setting, but they are now offered as a choice in many Western hospitals as well.
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the rattling is near the steering column. the car also bounces a lot and the service stability indicator light has been popping up. is this an inidcation that the shocks/struts need replacemnet or something else and what is the estimated cost of repair?
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The U.S. spends more than the next fourteen largest military spending countries combined on defense. Stop repeating what others tell you to think - it makes you look like an idiot.The only people who lost the election are the people who provide the stability to keep the USA afloat. After 4 more years of the village idiot from chicago, we'll be lucky to defend our own shores. The Russians are elated that obama won because they know that he is a weak sister and has no testicular fortitude. I expect he'll have those who vigorously oppose him, incarcerated, because he can't stand to be thwarted.
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#15654 Nov 13, 2012
We have the military for many reasons and if you have to ask then you obviously don't know.
Short answer... Military research has given us more advances in the civilian world than you can imagine. How is this internet thing working out for you? Thank the Navy. Velcro apparently was developed by military research. Those really cool magnetic drive roller coasters. Also military. I can go on and on.
It might not be the best way to find advances, but don't overlook the fact that while researching for military purposes, we advance civilian products as well.
If you think we have no enemies, that is your lack of knowledge. The reason we have no serious competitors is because no one can compete with us.
The military is much more than weapons development which is a small part of their budget. The largest part of the military budget is the cost of medical for both active AND retired vets. The other large portion is pay and fuel pensions. Weapons are a very small part. So where do you cut? How about lowering the cost of prescription drugs? That would cut medical cost substantially and in turn cut the military budget. No one ever thinks of that.
However, thanks to military YOU benefit from medical advances tried first in the heat of battle. Advances in blood transport and storage, surgery of all types and life saving vaccines were all military advances. Cut that? How about the ability to help in emergency situations, deliver supplies, build bridges In a day, provide clean water for entire cities...cut that too?
BTW, even the military industrial complex provides local jobs for people to afford homes, cars, and other goods that provide jobs for other people who also buy homes and other goods. The purchase of these generate taxes that pay for schools, police and fire in communities all across America...but you want to cut that? No schools and no one can go to college and no will be able to do any research to help anyone. There is a cause and affect to anything suggested so you should really look close at what you are opening up as far as military spending.
If you don't know Russian, German or another foreign language - thank the military that we have who have kept us safe and who we were and are.
Obama will have us weaker and will probably continue to bow to kings of foreign soil, shake hands with leaders who hate us and continue to react to situations with no balls. Romney would have done neither. Yes, Romney lost, and so did we.
#15655 Nov 13, 2012
The Pentagon has become a cash cow for greedy members of congress who succumb to lobbyists peddling their contracts. Why else would someone spend $2 million for a 2 year job that pays $150 grand per year.
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#15656 Nov 13, 2012
47 million on foodstamps
Since: Sep 08
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#15657 Nov 13, 2012
attention: NEW YORK PRIMARY DISCUSSIONS ARE OVER!
#15658 Nov 13, 2012
Yes, but it's so much fun mocking crying inbred repuke losers.
They cry like little girls.
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#15659 Nov 13, 2012
47 million on food stamos delineates Obama FAILURE
#15660 Nov 13, 2012
Food Stamos for everyone!
#15661 Nov 13, 2012
Dumbazz Obama worshippers can't think Obammy also be givin away John Stamos now.
#15662 Nov 13, 2012
Wasn't it HILARIOUS when Romney had to take Ryans dick out of his mouth when the election returns in Ohio came back ?
There was a trail of Ryan splooge all over Romney's jizz-bib.
What was even funnier was when the camera caught Ann Romney dry-humping the microphone they set up for Romney's "victory speach'.
It was pitiful.
#15663 Nov 13, 2012
Dunbass inbred from NJ can't follow the thread....
#15664 Nov 13, 2012
You sound almost dumb enough to be from Binghamton! LOL
#15665 Nov 13, 2012
You sound almost dumb enough to be from Gloversville! LOL
#15666 Nov 13, 2012
Poor ignorant inbred from NJ still hasn't accepted the fact that Romney and his followers got their azz handed to them.
#15667 Nov 13, 2012
Face of US changing; elections to look different
By CONNIE CASS and NANCY BENAC | Associated Press Mon, Nov 12, 2012
WASHINGTON (AP) It's not just the economy, stupid. It's the demographics the changing face of America.
The 2012 elections drove home trends that have been embedded in the fine print of birth and death rates, immigration statistics and census charts for years.
America is rapidly getting more democratic, and, more gradually, so is its electorate.
The trend has worked to the advantage of President Barack Obama two elections in a row now and is not lost on Republicans poring over the details of Tuesday's results.
Obama captured a commanding 80 percent of the growing ranks of nonwhite voters in 2012, just as he did in 2008. Republican Mitt Romney won 59 percent of non-Hispanic whites.
Romney couldn't win even though he dominated among white men and outperformed 2008 nominee John McCain with that group. It's an ever-shrinking slice of the electorate and of America writ large.
You can hear it in the voice of Alicia Perez, a 31-year-old immigration attorney who voted last week at a preschool in Ysleta, Texas.
"I trust the government to take care of us," she said. "I don't trust the Republican Party to take care of people."
"Both parties are getting the message that this is a new age and a new America," says Frey. "Finally, the politics is catching up with the demography."
For both Republicans and Democrats, he said, the 2012 election is a wake-up call that will echo through the decades.
The Repukelican party is OVER as a political force.
It's Democracy with DEMOCRATS all the way !
#15668 Nov 13, 2012
It's time to make business PAY !
#15669 Nov 13, 2012
pay thru the NOSE !
#15670 Nov 13, 2012
You are pathetic. The ride is over for our future who will never want to be self-made entrepreneurs and open a business. The ride is over for hope that young people want to make a difference on their own free will. The ride is over for the American way. We are now under another term with Obama who will force these dreams and hopes under a pile of government crap...literally.
#15671 Nov 13, 2012
"The ride is over for our future who will never want to be self-made entrepreneurs and open a business"
It's time the profits are limited to a realistic level for these companies...no more fuggin' windfalls at the expense of the taxpayer and the American people !
I guarantee....even IF profits are limited...to say...;15%.......there STILL will be 'entrepreneurs' for whom that 15% is enough !
And how does one limit those profits ?
#15672 Nov 13, 2012
"It's time the profits are limited to a realistic level for these companies...no more fuggin' windfalls at the expense of the taxpayer and the American people !"
when a company can pay it's executives millions...HUNDREDS of millions...EACH.....each and every year.....
Then that company is making profits FAR above and beyond reasonable....and at the expense of the American taxpayer.
cuz shlt sure, if they were paying their fair share, they wouldn't be able to offer their executives that kind of money !
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