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Posted on 01/01/2010 6:19:22 AM PST by markomalley
About 3,000 Medicare patients whove been getting care at a Mayo Clinic facility in Arizona will have to pay out of their own pocket or find another doctor.
Starting in 2010 (i.e., next week), the five primary care docs at a Mayo outpost in Glendale, Ariz. will stop accepting Medicare. Patients in the program who choose to stick around will be on the hook for about $1,500 per year, Mayo spokesman Michael Yardley told the Health Blog. The clinic expects that most of the patients will find another place to get their primary care.
We know its been incredibly difficult for our patients, Yardley said.
Medicare typically pays doctors lower rates than private insurance companies. That makes some docs reluctant to accept Medicare patients, and can sometimes make it hard for Medicare patients to find primary care. Medicare covers about half the cost of a primary care visit at Mayo, while private insurance typically covers the whole cost, according to Yardley.
The new Medicare policy applies only to the Glendale facility, but it eventually could be expanded to other sites where Mayo provides primary care. Hospitalization and specialty care wont be affected.
(Excerpt) Read more at blogs.wsj.com ...
No, I'm not holding my breath.
(BTW, I saw the topic on Drudge, but the article linked was a Bloomberg article, not postable to FR)
The future of obamdontcare.
This is nothing new. Many private health care providers reject new Medicare patients for the same reason. Of course Congress will use this as justification to nationalize health care.
I sent my 2 Senators and Congressman a link to the article by e-mail. Here is the link for anyone who wants to do the same:
got that right.
Actually you can still see a primary doc that doesn't take Medicare. You pay for your visits out of pocket and then the doc bills Medicare for you. Medicare then sends you a check for the amout they will pay for the visit.
My doc stopped taking Medicare years ago and that is how she explained it to me.
One of the older ladies at my church can't find a doctor in the Memphis, TN area that will take her Medicare. This is not an isolated incident, it is happening widely, it is just not being REPORTED by the obaminite worshipers...pressitutes.
She will have to seek out a primary care physician who works for a "nonprofit" hospital or facility. Many docs in private practice are taking this route, and I can't blame them.
Yep and they want to cut it even more. They won't go after those who are scamming the system (might be discriminatory don't ya know). Instead, they will make it so nobody can get covered even though we've been paying the system for 40 plus years.
Make all medical payments CASH - and prices will drop quickly and access will increase.
Medicare typically pays doctors lower rates than private insurance companies. That makes some docs reluctant to accept Medicare patients, and can sometimes make it hard for Medicare patients to find primary care. Medicare covers about half the cost of a primary care visit at Mayo, while private insurance typically covers the whole cost, according to Yardley. The new Medicare policy applies only to the Glendale facility...Thanks markomalley.
...and it starts......
Exactly. Mayo is handing the gubbermint the rope with which they will eventually hang.
We went to the Mayo Clinic in Glendale about five months ago. They didn't take Medicare then. I don't know what's different. But we paid out of pocket, then Medicare and my hubby's supplement paid about 95% of it. It was pretty painless.
All Congress needs to do is take over the management at Mayo and order the employees to keep taking the patients. These people need to be told it isn't their job(s) to whine or complain or even make a buck.
Their job is to care for people at prices the Health Czar says is right. Then their job is to like it.
If any docs try to leave, put 'em in the slammer.
What could be easier?
We spent a couple of hours last night with some doc friends (married couple). Granholm and the dems in Michigan suggested taxing doctors on their gross revenue of about 4%. My friend informed me that dozens of private practice docs immediately applied for medical licenses out of state. My friend also informed me that as a sole doc in his office, he has 2 PA's, 4 nurses, 2 people involved in billing and coding (paper pushers for medicare). His personal salary is about 9% of his gross receipts and the dems want to take half of it. Sad.
Both used to be pro dems and probably voted obama. THe wife said she couldn't support McCain because of Palin who didn't have much between the ears. After a few minutes of my explaining leadership principles, I believe she see Palin in a totally different light. Basically, Palin has CORE principles and makes decisions based on those.
We also discussed the AMA which both do not like. Statement: ALl you get from the AMA is a bunch of junk mail trying to sell you insurance or a great car deal and a poorly written magazine with a bad picture on the front every month.
There is hope. My post was to point out the taxing of Doctors and their initial reaction to leave the State.
You laugh, but back when I was in college (in the 70s), I ran into a guy who absolutely touted the system they had in place at the time in Albania. He said that the government tested the kids coming out of high school and determined which should be doctors, which should be engineers, and so on (the ones unqualified to do anything else would work on the collective farms).
I remember asking what would happen if a kid didn't want to be what the government chose for him...the response: "they shoot him."
Deadpan...no wink, no nod, no embarrassment, just matter of a fact.
It's sad, isn't it? I work for a non-profit medical company and everyone around me voted for Obama. They were so thrilled at his "historic election." Now they aren't saying anything at all, so I don't know what they're thinking. You would think people in the medical profession who are supposed to be so smart would actually be... smarter.
My parents (in their 70's) used to go to a different Mayo Clinic here in Phoenix and they were told way back in the spring that Medicare would no longer be accepted, so I'm not sure if this is old news that is just getting picked up or just a different facility. They have gone with a doc who charges an annual fee for all sorts of high-end care. My dad has even called her at home - she's available to them at all times. Her goal was to take fewer patients who could pay her rates while drastically improving the quality of the care she gives. They seem really thrilled with her, and I like her because she has recommended they cut back some of their prescriptions that seemed unnecessary to me.
Hopefully America's senior citizens are listening. Upon hearing this, 90% of them would be in the "firmly opposed to Obamacare" camp.
Another $500bil in cuts to Medicare would put clear, undeniable rationing on the nightly news for all of America to see.
A number of years ago, Massachusetts' response to physicians who refused to participate in Medicare was to deny licenses to them. As a result, quite a few doctors left the state. I don't know what the current status of that fiasco is however.
That combined with tort reform would probably drop the costs 75% to physicians which in turn would be passed on to the patients.
They tried this in Kentucky. They got the forms back in all manner of desecration (snicker). Some were wadded up like spitballs, others had (the horror) checked assorted boxes but had colored outside the lines. Still others were completely illegible. The State weenies who thought up this stupidity were astounded that someone as well educated as a (sneer) physician would mutilate a card that specifically told them not to.
If I remember correctly they repealed it fairly quickly when somebody in the legislature was smart enough to realize if they taxed doctors further for the "privilege" of taking Medicaid patients, the doctors would just drop their Medicaid patients, which they invariably lost money on to start with.
My husband suffered 2 strokes. We ended up with extesive bills even with out medicare. It may be expensive, but worth it. He is now back to work. Took 2 years rehab. Thank God they worked with us on the balance. Will be paying them $500
a month for a very LONG time. Obama can take his healthcare and stick it, I'll take my bills and WORK!!!
Now The Med's Trauma Center is one of the best for a 100 miles or more, Elvis started it and it is named after him. The neo-natal unit is top draw too.
But it is not a teaching hospital, all the docs are in private practice.
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"A community meeting in Westport, Massachusetts, exemplified the best in America" were the words written by local summer resident and political strategist, Peter Fenn, which appeared on his US News & World Report blog on May 7. A brilliantly written piece that demonstrates how fortunate we are to be allowed to be part of the democratic process and make decisions for our town. As a lifelong resident of Westport, I attend town meeting because I agree with his words wholeheartedly.
On that beautiful Saturday, though, I had a few questions. "Where was everyone?"A little over 200 people attended; we have over 11,000 registered voters in this town. "Where were the parents to stand beside their educators that were fighting for the schools?"
The Town Meeting was moved to a Saturday to make it more convenient. School sport games were postponed. A thoughtful and respectful decision to postpone the start out of respect for one of our beloved community members taken to soon. Of course, respectively some needed more than a delay to be with their families; for those this letter is not. Rather this is about how our attendance is typically this amount, barely an increase from the previous year or any year.
Fenn wrote of the educators that plead for level services, "They weren't about to give up or give in."
Yet these "impassioned" educators only had a handful of parents that heard their plea. In a community that is so beautiful, we have a dark side; we don't come out to evoke our rights. We have weak attendance at the polls and even weaker at town meeting.
As a parent of school aged children, school issues are often what beckon me to town meeting but I am often without my peers. Plenty of parents are on the ball fields at every game. Dramatic lines of cars dropping/picking up at schools. At town meeting and the polls; a tiny fraction.
Once again, schools are fighting for survival. They are fighting simply for level services so they don't have to make more cuts to programs and teachers. Our teachers are paid the lowest in the area; between $10,000 to $20,000 less for the same step/lane. We have far fewer programs than we did even just five years ago due to this constant slicing and lack of support. In the last few years, gone are technology teachers, foreign language programs, late buses, art/music classrooms, high school marching band, math teams, various sports and clubs, the list goes on and on. Due to rising costs of services, a budget that doesn't match, a failed override last month, they will fight again but will anyone be fighting beside them? Or will we lose even more?
Page 2 of 2 - Quite simply, we don't pass overrides in this town. Especially for schools. The good news is we could. We have 1,626 students enrolled in our schools. Assuming there are two parents/guardians for each child, we have 3,252 voters that are direct stakeholders in supporting schools, and that's not counting their grandparents, uncles, cousins.
Our last failed override had a total of 3,420, which was a high turnout. Often a finger is pointed at "old timers" and "summer people" voting against the schools but the real culprit is the parents who rely on the schools yet do nothing to support. We could win most votes for schools, if we just united and stepped up to bat. Make history, get involved and vote for your children.
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Dear Ms. Vicki,
I really don't know where to turn for advice. I keep thinking there is someone I can ask for help, but I don't really want to tell anyone about some bad things that have crept into my marriage.
I have been married to my soldier for almost 20 years. We have three kids, one in college and two in high school. We are stationed OCONUS on an island. My husband has on been deployed only once during our marriage.
That's the background. Here's the problem: My husband has started to act strangely, like a different person.
Some of the things he now does are: Act very angry or accusatory of our children and their actions. He acts indifferent to me and our marriage.
He seems to relish being on various trips for his job, bragging that he has been upgraded to first class and even taking advantage of free drinks (4) on his last trip, which he told me as he was driving away from the airport with all of us in the car!
He indulges in a fantasy game called "Magic the Gathering." This includes buying cards, playing games wherever he travels and sneaking off from work during the day to play locally. This game was something he took up in college and started playing again recently, and something he tries to hide from me.
He is so detached from the family, constantly listening to podcasts and checking his phone or playing "Magic" online. He seems angry and like another teenager in the house. I just don't know what to do.
It really feels silly to complain, but our relationship has truly suffered. I have a hard time seeing him as a lover or partner. It's like he is regressing to being a child.
I also worry that this will affect his job -- some careless things like drinking and driving or taking off for game playing during the day seem really reckless.
Ms. Vicki, my husband is a professional with lots of responsibilities. But he seems to be creating some kind of fantasy world for himself. He talks about promotion and the future with all these grandiose ideas. I have to wonder if that is going to be possible. Where do I turn for help?
Stranded In More Ways Than One
Dear Stranded,
Reading your letter, I can see there is a lot going on that is causing you stress. Moreover, it's like you are not sure exactly what is happening, but it's a series of little things that are giving you the wrong signals.
"Magic" is a very popular game that you can play using a deck of printed cards or virtually through the Internet. I've never played the game, but I know there is a battle between wizard "planeswalkers" who cast spells on their opponents to defeat them.
Are you concerned because he's on the Internet a lot? Perhaps being on the Internet playing with other people could lead to other activity that could cause problems in your relationship?
Listen, I'm with you.Your husband is detached (detaching) from his family for a reason. Truth is, it is common for some people to have a midlife crisis. When this happens, they may pursue different interests and appear to be detached from their spouse and children too.
It is also common to have island fever. People get bored and feel like they are locked up within a 20- to 40-mile radius with no escape. They crave open land to travel and be free. He may be experiencing many things that are causing behavioral changes.
Now, in your defense, you should be concerned about him and his career. Lord knows, he doesn't need to do anything that would jeopardize his career.
I think you need to have a good talk with your husband about your concerns and about his behavior. Let him know that his behavior makes you feel unsafe in your marriage -- like he's hiding something from you.
I also think you should connect with a therapist for support and guidance on this issue. A therapist could be a great sounding board for you.
In the meantime, continue to take care of yourself and your children. Your family life is going through many transitions with a child going off to college etc.
Somehow you should celebrate these transitions with your children. Pursue those things that make you happy too, things you are passionate about. I know this is a difficult time. It may be frustrating and even scary too. Stay in touch with me and let me know how you are doing and how I can help you further.
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Day 1 - Concentric kite - Jackie Maciel , Kevin Reynolds and Robert Brasinngton
Which kite should I make? Should I pick door number 1,2 3, or 4?
Robert starts to explain the process of making one of his kites
The applique method Robert uses borrows from Randy Thom, Ron Gibian and others.
He has added some neat tweaks to make them Brasington kites
A thick paper stock is used to make the templates. The colour changes are all cut out into sections too!
Robert Brasington, Jackie Maciel(hidden), John Nevins, Heather Engman, Rob Banks, Mellissa Maquire and Gary Quinton.
Jon Hosford rolls up his new organza tail.
Don Tuff is all set to go!
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It's called Lysithea. It looks like a lunar lander!!! Nice stuff!
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Jackie and I worked together on Concentric kite number 3!
2011 AKA award winner Kevin Reynolds!!!
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Thomas Shanken. This guys know everyone on the east coast :-)
Past AKA Pres. Gary Engval!l
Last cuts on the Wind Tulip eh Thom?
Robert was great. He checked everyones work several times per session. really minimized the mistakes for all!
The proud Wind Tulip makers with master kite builder Robert Brasington
Again a few left early but I got 7 out of the 13 that were made.
Wow Rob, the floor even sparkles now!
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Kevin warns, "Watch out Carlos!"
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Final group shot and another fun filled day in Beverly Farms Mass.!!!
The night can't be complete without some Mexican food in the historical fishing village of Glouster
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Marwan earned his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley, (UC Berkeley) focusing on the seismic performance of steel structures. He serves on the Transportation Research Board of the National Academies (TRB), AFF020 Committee on Steel Bridges, which is tasked with keeping the transportation community current on national/international research related to the design, rating and rehabilitation of steel bridges.
Chair of the Structural Engineering Institute's (SEI) Cable-Supported Bridges Committee, Marwan is also a Board member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and active in the Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center (PEER), the primary earthquake engineering research arm of the State of California, the International Association for Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE), the American Welding Society (AWS), and the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC).
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Economic crisis to erode Russia's science base
24 February 2015 News and Analysis
Funding to be cut by 10% this year threatening some larger projects
Russian big business has significantly ramped up the amount of money it is putting into national universities in recent years, according to the presidents of Russia's top universities. This chimes with a recent Times Higher Education analysis, which placed Russian universities in 11th place, in terms of money secured from industry per academic. That survey found that the Russian academics secured $36,400 (£22,300) per researcher, up from $25,000 in 2009.
Private investment at the Moscow State University (MSU) has doubled since 2009 and now accounts for about 25% of the university's RUB19 billion (£352 million) budget. The same trend can be seen at the Higher School of Economics, Russia's most prestigious economics university. Currently the School of Economics' annual private donations are in the range of RUB1–1.5 billion – around 10% of total funding – and continuing to grow.
A spokesperson for the Moscow Engineering and Physics Institute, Russia's leading university in the field of engineering, says the increase in private funding in recent years has helped it to develop composite nuclear fuel pellets and high-performance neutron-absorbing materials for nuclear power plants. Among the major private investors in Russia's university science are financial conglomerates and business groups, such as AFK Systema, as well as oil and gas giants like Lukoil.
According to Michael Tokarev, executive director of the Oil and Gas Center of Moscow State University, Russian oil companies prefer not to invest in basic research, but to buy off the shelf technologies. Lukoil is estimated to be paying $22 million per year to Russian universities for their work.
IT and high-tech giants, as well as oil and gas producers, are interested in harnessing the intellectual power of Russia's universities. Andrey Ivanov, chief operating officer of JetBrains, one of the world's leading software firms, says the company invests a significant amount in universities and this is growing each year. 'There is a clear trend that private business has significantly increase investments in Russian universities,' he says. 'We have a special expenditure item in our budget, which involves funding of educational and research projects […] This is a very important component for our business and we will continue to invest in the development of intellectual potential.'
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JOHANNESBURG (July 25, 2013)--South African police say a real-life attempt to kill Radovan Krejcir, a Czech man who was accused of planning a murder and other crimes in his country, was carried out with a James Bond-style gadget with remote-controlled gun barrels rigged behind the license plate of a car that sprayed bullets.
Krejcir, who has been linked to underworld figures in Johannesburg, escaped injury in the attack Wednesday, in which his bullet-proof Mercedes was peppered by gunfire.
The empty, parked vehicle where the weapon was hidden then burst into flames, possibly destroying evidence.
Krejcir eluded a police raid on his Czech villa in 2005 and later turned up in South Africa, where he is fighting extradition.


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Greetings Support Team,
I was going to complete a draft post that I had saved before the upgrade to 3.6 on Friday, and now I'm not able to make any edits in visual or text mode. Here is a list of things I noticed I'm not able to do since accessing my draft post:
1. The only visual button I have access to along my toolbar is the "Add Media" button. That's it! Not sure where all the other buttons such as -- bold, underline, italics, etc. -- went . . but they are all missing.
2. I notice that I am not able to toggle open any of the screen options that I use in the dashboard area of my blog. Not quite sure what's going on with that, but I cannot toggle open any of them.
3. I use WordPress SEO by Yoast and I'm not able to toggle open the drop down menu to type in my SEO title, Meta description, etc.
4. I don't care which mode I'm in - Visual or Text - the content area where I know I typed information and saved it a week ago is not visible either. I know that there is text there because when I click and drag my mouse over the whole content area which highlights it, I can see what I have written. But when its not highlighted, the content area of my draft post is blank.
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Before posting here, I did go do some of the quick trouble-shooting suggestions that were offered with 3.6. Here is what happened with those suggestions:
1. I did clear browsing data such as emptying cache and deleting cookies and other sites and plug-in data. That didn't solve my problems.
2. I deactivated all of my plugins to see if that helped - It didn't change anything. So I reactivated them one by one and still there was no change.
3. I switched to the 2012 theme to rule out that there may be conflicts with my customized theme. The same issues that I'm having with my customized theme showed up with this 2012 theme activated.
4. As far as manually upgrading to version 3.6, that is what I did in the first place. I don't like the automatic upgrade feature because it does strange things to my customization. So I've been doing manual upgrades since I launched my blog online January 2011.
So . . .
Would it be better if I re-install version 3.5.2 for now until all the kinks with 3.6 get worked out at this time?


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Date of Stay: March, 2016
The previous Jan 2016 review pretty much nailed it. You have to drive thru two other parking lots to get to the campground entrance, but the route is well marked. The spaces are very close together, think "rally style" camping. This is an ok place to stay and was located at the right place during our trip to give us a park to overnight in.
Date of Stay: March, 2016
This park has several seasonal residents but park is maintained well and clean. Located on the north side of town off of the main north/south street, it can be missed if not watching for the small sign. The park was quite and located far away from the many dairy operations on the south side. There are individual combination shower/bathroom rooms that are spotless. They have a few pull thru sites that are easy access. This is a great place to spend the night. The staff is super friendly and helpful, but the office is only open in the afternoon. However, they do answer the phone throughout the day.
Date of Stay: September, 2015
Nice park with easy access from the interstate. Roads and spaces are gravel with lots of trees. The long driveway from the road to the campground has several pot holes that need to be filled. The park was very clean, we were escorted to our space and they assisted with parking. The price is a little high for the area, but overall a very nice stay.
Date of Stay: March, 2015
Nice basic park, they are adding more spaces, with adequate room between them. Park is easy to get in and out of. The owner was very helpful and friendly, this was an enjoyable stopover.
Date of Stay: March, 2015
This is a new park with all concrete pads and large concrete streets. Some of the pads have grass between the but others are just red clay, they have not had a chance for grass to grow yet. It had just rained heavy so the sites without grass yet were mud pits. They have a very nice and large social building / office. There are two big negatives to this park, first it is literally on the service road next to I-40, LOTS of interstate noise. The other issue is getting into / out of the service road from the street, it can be a bit cramped if cars are accessing the street from the service road (I had to curb the wheels on the 5er) and a pain with traffic to get back onto the street to get back on I-40. Overall a nice facility, but too many issues for us to visit again. In another location and with better access this would be a great park.
Date of Stay: August, 2014
Very clean and well maintained park. Most of the lots are pull-thru and are big rig friendly, there are some back-in sites around the edge of the park. The sites are level well packed gravel with grass between them and a picnic table. They average at least 20' of grass between the gravel pads. We liked the park and area so well we stayed an extra two days. Wifi is not the fastest, but Verizon has an excellent signal here and the park is satellite friendly.
Date of Stay: July, 2014
This is in a very wooded section of the wilderness around the falls on the Tahquamenon River. The park is divided into four camp areas, two around the upper falls and two around the lower falls. Some of the sites are very short and some of them are pull thru to handle longer rigs, be sure to check the site specs on the web site. Camp areas are somewhat level with gravel, dirt, and some grass. Reservations are made thru the Michigan DNR site, not Reserve America. There is very limited cell service in the area and way too many trees for satellite reception, the perfect place to get away and disconnect. The park and area is beautiful with lots of trails to hike and things to see.
Date of Stay: July, 2014
Nice older state park. Not the most big rig friendly but a few of the sites handle one OK. There are only about 6 sites that have 50amp service, the rest are 20 or 30amp. The restrooms and the showers were NOT clean, a pressure washer would work wonders. The spaces are not terribly level, they're gravel with grass growing in them. Lots of big trees with lots of shade. We stayed here while visiting friends in the area.
Date of Stay: July, 2014
Overall a great place to stay while in the St. Louis area. The park operators are friendly and helpful. Note there are no restrooms or showers. At this time, they are not able to take credit cards so this is cash only for stays shorter than a month. We have stayed here two times in as many months and will stay again when in St Louis.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
A clean and well maintained park with pull-thru sites. The campground is divided into 30amp and 50amp areas with gravel pads and grass between the pads. The roads are both gravel and asphalt. It's a great park but is it very close to the interstate and Very noisy when sleeping. We had to turn on the A/C unit in the bedroom to drown out the traffic; hence, the slightly lower rating.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
Long pull thru level gravel sites. Restrooms and showers were very clean. As mentioned in the other reviews, the roads are steep but are asphalt. These are a bit slippery when wet, we left immediately following a rain and were glad we had a 4WD truck to get up the hill. No credit cards but checks are OK. Nice park to stay in and see the area.


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KBB Expert Rating: 7.0
The Fiat 500 heralds the Italian automaker's return to the U.S. market, and so far things seem to be going well. Though many will draw comparisons between the 500 and the Mini Cooper, in truth the two are very different cars. Where the Mini is about performance, the 500 lures buyers with an attractive price and miserly fuel efficiency. Those wanting more power can opt for the 500 Turbo or the high-performance Abarth, while those seeking to pay nothing for gas can opt for the all-electric 500e. Being Italian, the 500 of course comes with a variety of designer trims, colors and equipment, all aimed at helping this small car make a big splash.
The Fiat 500 is hip, happening and a must-have for style-conscious city dwellers. Not as pricey as a Mini Cooper, but far more fun than a Toyota Yaris or Honda Fit, the 500 serves up a big dose of Italian attitude in a little body.
The 500's styling isn't for everyone, and if its size is just too diminutive, you can get equally good or better fuel economy with a diesel car or hybrid. Other inexpensive but slightly larger alternatives include the Ford Fiesta, Mazda2 and Honda Fit.
A new 1957 special edition is added, bringing a retro look that defined the original car. Other changes include a new Ivory interior color, new wheels and a revised passenger seat that sits an inch lower to the floor.
The 2014 Fiat 500 employs a lightweight body to maximize its 101 horsepower, which is a good thing because flat-out speed isn't the 500's strong suit, at least in non-turbocharged...
... form. What the 500 does well is deliver a comfortable ride, go-kart-like handling and a sense of style and fun absent in most small cars. From the centered steering to the firm brakes to the smooth shift controls, everything about the 500 looks and feels of quality. The 500's 6-speed automatic is surprisingly efficient and responsive, but we still love the feel of the manual in this car. It just feels more European. Those seeking more power may want to split the difference between the base car and the tautly sprung Abarth model by opting for the 135-horsepower Turbo trim. Or, if distance driving isn't a concern, the 500e's electric motor and battery pack can carry you up to 87 miles on a single charge.
Unlike conventional convertibles, the 500c employs a dual-layer retractable soft top that slides on a track leaving the metal door frames and C-pillars in place. The top can be deployed at speeds up to 60 mph and takes just 15 seconds from start to finish.
Using a USB port hidden in the glove box, the Fiat 500 can upload a variety of information to a memory stick including carbon-dioxide-emissions data and trip information. When plugged into your laptop, the data can be used to help you learn how to drive more efficiently.
The Fiat 500 is roomier up front than you might expect, and just as tight in back as it looks. The interior style lives up to the promise of the quirky but fashionable exterior, and we found the materials, build quality and seat comfort impressive for a car with a starting price around $17,000. As the athlete of the group, the 2014 Fiat 500 Abarth offers aggressively bolstered front seats, exclusive red stitching and a thick-rimmed, flat-bottom steering wheel.
The 2014 Fiat 500 is a modern interpretation of 1957's tiny, rear-engined original. Although larger than the original, it's still seven inches shorter than today's Mini Cooper. The iconic sloping rear end is a big part of the 500's personality, though it limits rear headroom. For 2014, the Fiat 500 is available in a stretched 4-door model that alleviates many of the coupe's shortcomings. The hatchback offers Pop, Sport, Lounge and Turbo trim levels, while the soft-top 500c comes in Pop and Lounge. The Turbo, Abarth and 500e electric are their own packages. Wheels, fascias and body trim differentiate the models.
The 2014 Fiat 500 and 500c Pop include a leather-wrapped steering wheel, 15-inch covered steel wheels, a 5-speed manual transmission, air conditioning, cruise control, power window/locks/mirrors, Bluetooth, and a 6-speaker audio system with a USB port for portable music players. The range-topping Abarth variant includes a Bose premium audio system, 16-inch alloy wheels, sport-tuned suspension and a leather-wrapped dashboard. Standard safety features include seven airbags, hill-start assist to help prevent vehicle rollback on steep inclines and seemingly all the other advancements we're seeing on new cars in this price range and beyond.
A fully loaded 2014 Fiat 500 Lounge includes a 6-speed automatic transmission, leather seats, heated front seats, rear parking sensors, Bose audio system and automatic climate control. The 500 Sport model is differentiated by a sport-tuned suspension, 16-inch wheels and a variety of aesthetic touches including red brake calipers and a subtle rear spoiler. The Turbo model adds larger front brakes and more serious suspension tuning to go with its specific 16-inch wheels and identifying trim. The mighty Abarth offers larger 17-inch wheels, 2-tone leather-trimmed seats and your choice of either white or red body side stripes.
The front-wheel-drive 2014 Fiat 500 is motivated by a small but sophisticated 1.4-liter 4-cylinder engine using Fiat's patented MultiAir technology, which varies intake-valve timing and lift. Fiat tunes this engine to three power levels: The base hatchback and cabriolet get 101 horsepower (naturally aspirated), the Turbo makes 135 horsepower and the Abarth, also turbocharged, crank out 160 horsepower. The 500e electric is rated for 111 horsepower and 147 lb-ft of torque. Most of the 500s offer the choice of a 5-speed manual or 6-speed automatic transmission, but the turbocharged engines get only the 5-speed manual gearbox. We like the automatic for its extra ratio and responsive shifting though it does cut fuel efficiency by more than 10 percent. The 500e uses a single-speed automatic.
1.4-liter inline-4 (500)
101 horsepower @ 6,500 rpm
98 lb-ft of torque @ 4,000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 31/40 mpg (manual), 27/34 mpg (automatic)
1.4-liter turbocharged inline-4 (500 Turbo)
135 horsepower @ 5,500 rpm
150 lb-ft of torque @ 2,500-4,000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 28/34 mpg
1.4-liter turbocharged inline-4 (Abarth)
160 horsepower @ 5,500 rpm
170 lb-ft of torque @ 2,500-4,000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 28/34 mpg
Permanent magnet electric motor (500e)
111 horsepower
147 lb-ft of torque
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 122/108 mpg equivalent
EPA range on a full charge: 87 miles
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By Pattypat on Friday, June 3, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 37,000overall rating 5 of 10rating details
Pros: "Good mileage, attractive, easy to find parking"
Cons: "Inferior parts"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 2
"Had to have the clutch replaced TWICE in less than 4 years - dealership confirmed both times it was not a result of anything I did. However, it was not under warranty, as the clutch is a "wear issue". I've driven a standard car for 33 years and NEVER had a clutch replaced before this. I love the looks of the car and I enjoy driving it, but it is apparently not made to last. Several other parts have also worn out prematurely. First dealership was unable to diagnose a non-starting issue and they botched the first clutch replacement. Thankfully I was able to deal with a different dealership thereafter."
3 people out of 5 found this review helpful
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By artist dude on Monday, May 9, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 2,600overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive, tiny terror"
Cons: "it really is a car for one or two people"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"My 2015 Fiat 500 Abarth makes me smile every time I drive it. Get the manual transmission, it's a great match to the power of the engine and amazingly engaging to use. Rear seats are for only very short trips. Cargo space quite good with the rear seats folded down. I'm showing my age, but this car reminds me of all the great little european cars that years ago were available in the U.S. A great ride doesn't have to be about status always."
11 people out of 16 found this review helpful
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By dutchiethegreat on Friday, May 6, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 57,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun car, great on gas"
Cons: "Cost to maintain, availability of parts,"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I've owned and driven Mercedes, BMW's and Volvo, I was on a search to replace my old Volvo C30 and I stumbled across my Fiat while I was looking at a Mini.This car handles amazing, I bought it in a manual this car is loads of fun to drive you can really feel the road and it responds well. The bit of power that you get from the turbo is nice especially in Houston traffic merging and darting and zipping between places is a breeze. Sadly after my old mechanic passed away finding a new mechanic to even to basic maintenance on this car has been a pain in the butt Most people haven't even heard of Fiat be prepared to find your own parts/oil otherwise an average of $80 for an oil change. This car compared to my Volvo which sat lower has a little bit of road noise and you can feel bumps as well but nothing too extreme. Cargo space isn't too bad but you cannot purchase anything too long otherwise it won't fit of course. I am 5'10 and my dad is 6'9 we both fit comfortably in the car with out any issues. Do not buy one of these used as they don't hold their value too well, Great commuter car and great road trip car for a small group."
5 people out of 9 found this review helpful
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By Seminole FSU on Wednesday, April 20, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 33,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun to drive in the city!"
Cons: "You feel every bump! LOL"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I bought my FIAT because living in the city you have a lot of parallel parking, smaller roads and you have to be quick to cut in if you want to get anywhere! With the amount of potholes in DC, I do feel the bump in the car, but I love the interior and my sun roof, it's just such a fun car on the interior and exterior! I have loved owning my FIAT for every second. I have not had any issues with my car (knock on wood) and I love how it speeds up pretty quick and I can whip in and out of anywhere! Highly suggest!! I only have to spend $25 dollars max every 1.5-2 weeks and I drive it for work and all over on the weekends!"
8 people out of 12 found this review helpful
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By Kali on Tuesday, March 22, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 56,444overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "really good on gas, fun to drive"
Cons: "maintenance is a pain"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I've not had any problems with this car mechanically. The cosmetics issues were covered under warranty, so that's been fine as well. I love my little car!"
5 people out of 7 found this review helpful
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By KCLover01 on Friday, January 22, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 360,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Super Fun to Drive, Good Gas Mileage,"
Cons: "N/A"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have had this car for a little over a year now, and I just love it. It runs super smooth and I get great gas mileage (mine is a manual transmission). I just putz around town in mine and it is great for that. This car is definitely a commuter car, nothing more. I have driven it on ice and snow, since the past couple winters have been rough. I have to say this car does very well on ice and snow. My car prior to this one did not have the Bluetooth and the auxiliary jack for the music, so this has been a pleasure to have and I really enjoy it! Has a nice sound system as well. I totally recommend this car to anyone who is looking for a good solid commuter car."
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Palaeobiodiversity and Palaeoenvironments
, Volume 91, Issue 4, pp 325-333
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Two-phase extinction of "Southern Hemispheric" birds in the Cenozoic of Europe and the origin of the Neotropic avifauna
- Gerald MayrAffiliated withSektion Ornithologie, Senckenberg Forschungsinstitut und Naturmuseum Frankfurt Email author
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A considerable number of fossil birds from the Cenozoic of Europe belong to taxa whose extant representatives are only found in the Southern Hemisphere. This study presents the first detailed analysis of the stratigraphic occurrences of these groups. Two well-separated extinction phases can be distinguished: one in the Paleogene, which concerned birds with crown group representatives in South America, Madagascar and Australia, and the second in the Miocene, which involved taxa that are today found in Africa or have a pantropic distribution. It is hypothesised that this unusual pattern is the result of a successive action of biotic and abiotic factors. South America was least affected by both extinction phases and served as a refugium for bird groups, which had a more widespread distribution in the Paleogene.
KeywordsBiogeography Fossil birds Climatic cooling Grande coupure
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- Title
- Two-phase extinction of "Southern Hemispheric" birds in the Cenozoic of Europe and the origin of the Neotropic avifauna
- Journal
Palaeobiodiversity and Palaeoenvironments
Volume 91, Issue 4 , pp 325-333
- Cover Date
- 2011-12
- 10.1007/s12549-011-0062-4
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- 1867-1594
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- 1867-1608
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- Springer-Verlag
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Al Campanile Madonna dell'Orto
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Located next to the Church of Madonna dell'Orto, this property offers modern apartments in Venice's Cannaregio neighbourhood. Each apartment is air conditioned and features free Wi-Fi and a patio.
Al Campanile Madonna dell'Orto is just a few steps from the Vaporetto (water bus) stop of the same name. It is also just 15 minutes' walk from Fondamenta Nuove dock for boats to Murano and other Venetian islands.
All apartments are set on 2 floors and feature a kitchenette with dishwasher and washing machine. Each one has a furnished patio that overlooks the floral garden.
Al Campanile Madonna dell'Orto is 15 minutes' walk from Venice Santa Lucia Train Station and 5 minutes' walk from the Jewish Ghetto.
Important information
Please let the property know your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking or contact the property. Staff are not always present on site. It is essential that you communicate your arrival time. Check-in after 20:00 is at an additional cost. Please inform Al Campanile Madonna dell'Orto in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
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- Pets allowed
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
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