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Leverhulme, William Hesketh Lever, Viscount, 1851-1925
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Leverhulme, William Hesketh Lever, Viscount, 1851-1925
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- Lever, William Hesketh, Viscount Leverhulme, 1851-1925
- Leverhulme, William Hesketh Lever, 1st Viscount, 1851-1925
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- 19250507
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Leverhulme, William Hesketh Lever, 1st Viscount, 1851-1925Leverhulme, William Hesketh Lever,1st Viscount,1851-1925
- found: Lady Lever Art Gallery. Catalogue of foreign paintings, drawings, miniatures, tapestries, post-Classical sculpture, and prints, 1983: p. 1 (William Hesketh Lever, later 1st Lord Leverhulme, 1851-1925)
- found: LC data base, 3-7-85 (hdg.: Leverhulme, William Hesketh Lever, 1st Viscount, 1851-1925)
- found: Who was who, 1916-1928 (Leverhulme, 1st Viscount, cr. 1922; chmn, Lever Bros.; founder, Port Sunlight)
- found: The Lords Leverhulme, 2013: page 1 (combined his wife's maiden name with his to create his new title Baron Leverhulme of Bolton-le-Moors when made a peer of the realm) page 71 (born Wood Street, Bolton, September 19 1851) page 72 (married Elizabeth Ellen Hulme April 15, 1874) page 73 (made a Baronet July 6, 1911) page 74 ( June 21, 1917 became Baron Leverhulme of Bolton-le-Moors; November 27 1925 became Viscount Leverhulme of the Western Isles; died in London May 7 1925)
Change Notes
- 1985-03-12: new
- 2014-02-28: revised
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This summer, the National Football Post is breaking down every team in the Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly known as Division I-A) to identify players who might warrant interest from NFL teams in the 2010 draft.
The Pittsburgh Panthers feature a pair of talented defensive linemen whom they'll lean heavily on if they hope to compete for a Big East title.
Dorin Dickerson: No. 2, FB/TE/H-Back, 6'2", 230
He's a jack-of-all-trades who's a pure hybrid player on the Pittsburgh offense and has the ability to line up all over the field in the NFL. He's a physically gifted athlete who is put together well and displays good natural power on contact.
He. possesses the strength to win battles at the point of attack and contribute as a blocker at either tight end or fullback. He also showcases impressive straight-line speed down the field for his size and doesn't take long to get going.
However, he's raw in all areas of the game and has never really had a chance to develop at one position. He isn't the most instinctive of receivers in the passing game and lacks ideal technique as a blocker. At this stage, he gets by mostly on his natural athletic ability, but he has the potential to develop into much more.
My Impression
He has a load of upside and could play any number of positions at the next level (FB, TE, H-back, LB). The physical tools are all there, and he reminds me a bit of former Pitt Panther Kris Wilson.
Nate Byham: No. 80, TE, 6'4", 258
He displays a strong base as a blocker and does a nice job extending his arms and keeping linemen off his frame. He isn't heavy-handed and lacks the ability to stay on blocks, but possesses good footwork and showcases the quickness to mirror in space. He fires out of his stance low and demonstrates the ability to gain initial leverage on contact; can walk linemen off the ball.
Nate Byham
He possesses a good first step out of his stance in the passing game and does a nice job releasing cleanly off the line. He displays impressive concentration and consistently extends his arms and plucks the ball away from his frame.
He exhibits the straight-line speed to get down the field and showcases the ability to sink his hips and separate out of his breaks. Byham is an instinctive kid who does a nice job selling his routes and finding soft spots underneath.
My Impression
He's a dual threat as a receiver and blocker; he has the ability to man a starting role in the NFL.
Oderick Turner: No. 88, WR, 6'3", 205
He's a tall, long-armed receiver who isn't physical off the line and struggles beating press coverage. It takes him a while to get up to full speed and doesn't threaten corners deep. He displays decent short-area quickness, but lacks the body control as a route runner to cleanly change directions and separate out of his breaks.
Oderick Turner
He does a nice job gaining inside position and using his frame to shield defenders away from the ball, but he is always forced to make catches with defensive backs draped all over him.
He isn't going to run away from defenders after the catch and lacks any kind of a second gear to his game. He has a tendency to slow down and gather himself before changing directions and struggles running routes at full speed.
He lacks ideal balance and isn't sharp out of his breaks. He's raw in all areas of the position.
My Impression
He isn't physical off the line and doesn't possess the body control or burst to separate at the next level.
Greg Romeus: No. 91, DE, 6'5", 265
Greg Romeus
He fires out of his stance too high and lacks the burst to consistently reach the corner. He struggles dipping his shoulder around the edge and doesn't display the balance to flatten out with any kind of respectable pad level.
However, he does possess good straight-line speed and tracks the football well up and down the line. He uses his hands to shed initial blocks and moves his arms and feet in sync. He showcases good lateral mobility and has the footwork to sidestep blockers inside.
However, he needs to do a better job keeping his pad level low when shedding blocks; he has a tendency to get too high and will expose himself once he sheds the original block.
He has a long set of arms and showcases a violent club on his outside pass rush, but needs to shorten his strike and become more compact.
He possesses decent power at the point of attack vs. the run, but doesn't display much of a punch on contact. He is more of a catcher who allows linemen to get into him and then sheds the block; he is rarely the aggressor. He displays the length and quickness to consistently disengage from blocks, but his high pad level negates him from doing it as quickly as he could.
My Impression
I like his length and coordination, but he will never be a sack artist at the next level until he learns to play with a lower pad level off the edge.
Ernest Williams: No. 95, DT, 6'1", 282
He's an undersized defensive tackle who has a good first step off the ball and does a nice job dropping his pad level on contact and getting into linemen quickly.
However, he lacks ideal awareness off the snap and has a tendency to come off the ball too high when trying to cross the face of offensive guards. He displays the burst to shoot gaps inside and has the flexibility to get under linemen and work his way into the backfield.
However, he gets overextended in his play and lacks the balance to consistently keep his feet under him and shed the block.
He doesn't possess the power to drive his way through the double-team and gets washed out of plays too easily. He needs to win off the line with his initial step; he is short-armed, and once offensive linemen get into his frame, the battle is over.
He lacks power vs. the run game and isn't much of a factor when asked to hold the point of attack. He is consistently manhandled on contact.
My Impression
He lacks the size and power to be an every-down player and is limited to more of a rotational one-gap defensive tackle role at the next level.
Aaron Berry: No. 17, CB, 5'10", 178
He lacks ideal fluidity and balance in his drop. He gets too wide with his footwork and will sidesaddle his way down the field instead of back-pedaling. He displays good straight-line speed, but struggles getting back out of his breaks once he flips his hips.
He isn't going to re-route receivers off the line and is very raw with his technique in press man. He lacks awareness in off-coverage and doesn't recognize routes underneath.
He has a tendency to drift downfield out of his drop and struggles quickly driving on the football. He simply doesn't have great feel in off/zone coverage and gives up too much cushion underneath.
He does a nice job reading his keys off the snap and is quick to close on the run. He breaks down well in space and has the ability to wrap up on contact. However, he struggles disengaging from blocks down the field and lacks the strength to cleanly work his way toward the ball.
My Impression
He's a scrappy corner who displays some ball skills but is undersized and lacks the footwork needed to play man coverage at the next level.


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Attachment solution explained in http://contactform7.com/file-uploading-and-attachment/#local-file-attachment is very interesting. Is it possible to populate that "File attachments" field dynamically-from function.php?
What I am trying to do is, I have posts with list of pdfs attached. I want form on each post when submitted, the pdfs from the post will be attached in the email.
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I'm writing a tutorial on how to register new sizes for featured image, so here are some codes I use:
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The first parameter $name is pushed to the right. When I hover it, it slides to the left (as can be seen on the last one in the image attached).
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Maybe it's the heat, or the humidity. Or maybe it's just that hot time of year—it is summertime, isn't it?—when problems seem to sprout up out of nowhere.
Jack Butcher can vouch for that—he's got grass growing through the street in front of his house on Court 11 off Northwest Drive in Carolina Shores.
Butcher is blaming faulty paving for the fault, but the town has indicated it's not at fault.
Well, somebody must be to blame, especially where it involves government.
The city of Southport hosts the official North Carolina Fourth of July Festival each year, and this year's festivities will take place July 1-4.
Beach Day will kick off the celebration in Oak Island on Wednesday, July 1, starting with a horseshoe tournament at 8 a.m., followed by youth activities, all-day contests, a water rescue demonstration at 1 p.m., the Holiday Band from 6-9 p.m., a shag competition at 7 p.m. and fireworks at 9 p.m. at Ocean Crest Pier.
Brunswick County may revoke business permits for several adult and sexually oriented businesses if the employees recently charged with soliciting prostitution are convicted, county attorney Huey Marshall said recently.
"The county will wait until those matters…have been adjudicated," Marshall said. "We think the evidence will demonstrate what's occurred in the establishments was not what the permits stated."
It's great to see parents willing to do anything for their children—legal things, that is.
Of course, every so often we hear of these oddball parents who break the law, going above and beyond, to make sure their precious angels get exactly what they want.
Remember Texan suburbanite Wanda Holloway, who was arrested and later sentenced for hiring a hit man to kill the mother of her daughter's biggest rival on the school's cheerleading squad?
OCEAN ISLE BEACH—With limited parking spaces at local businesses and public beach accesses, parking and navigating through traffic at Ocean Isle Beach can be difficult during highly populated summer months.
Coastal Bike Cabs now gives residents and tourists a solution to the packed hot spots. The pedicab service began operation in early June, offering an environmentally friendly travel alternative.
"It's really a fun part of the vacation experience, and it's also fun for the locals," Betsy Palmer said.
Communities in Schools of North Carolina had its seventh annual North Carolina Education Ball on Friday in Raleigh. Money raised from the ball is distributed to local CIS programs across the state. Last year's event raised more than $305,000 and collected $99,999 in donations from local business leaders.
Cynthia Tart, executive director of Communities in Schools of Brunswick County Inc. attended the event and said the sold-out crowd of 650 attendees appeared larger than last year.
A recent grant from the Governor's Crime Commission will fund an initiative of District Attorney Rex Gore and his office with local gang prevention and intervention.
The grant provides $102,453.68 for the first year and $100,983.68 for the second.
Glenda Ansley, youth services coordinator, said part of the money will be used to hire a case manager who will specifically work with at-risk youth and help redirect their attention to help them become involved in local programs and services such as First Tee or school-based after-school programs.
Three-year-old Jillian Fatkin makes a fireworks painting by using eyedroppers to make paint droplets and blowing on her artwork through a straw to spread the paint out at Pint-Sized Picassos Tuesday morning.
CALABASH—Mayor Anthony Clemmons was hyped about a bid approved last week to extend sewer lines in his town for $4.72 million, an amount significantly lower than the previously projected $7.3 million.
But it really was too good to be true.
On Tuesday, the town got word from Brunswick County the bid by L.M. McLamb Construction Co. of Calabash had been rescinded.
"It's null and void now," Calabash town administrator Jeremy Cribb said of the cancelled bid.
With local election filings slated to open next week, Sunset Beach Town Councilman Ron Watts announced this week he will not be seeking re-election.
Come November, Watts, owner of Sunset Properties on the Sunset Beach island, plans to wrap up his first and only four-year term serving on Sunset Beach Town Council.
"I've enjoyed very much the privilege to serve the last four years," Watts said at Monday night's Sunset Beach Town Council meeting.
Watts said he had made a decision not to run for council again.
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The Georgia State Patrol says a man was injured when his car was hit by a bus carrying University of Alabama band members to a game at Atlanta's Georgia dome.
Only the man in the car was hurt when the last in a line of buses "t-boned" his car.
None of the 47 band members on the bus were hurt.
The Crimson Tide is in town to play its football season opener against Virginia Tech later this evening.
The bus driver said his bus had gotten separated from the seven university buses ahead and the light was still yellow when he pulled into the intersection.
The car driver said he had a green light when he pulled in front of the bus.
No one has been charged.


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I have been having a fair amount of difficulty in making it work for what I want to achieve. I am not a web developer, but I consider myself an intermediate level wordpress user.
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I previously raised this issue with Slidedeck 2.2 which I thought v2.2.2 had fixed.
Since upgrading to 2.3, it has returned - so maybe it wasn't properly fixed?
I use WP Super Cache for the CDN functionality, and when the CDN is enabled I do not get any images in my slidedeck.
When I exclude the SlideDeck JS files being served from the CDN the SlideDeck works, including if the images are coming from the CDN
While I have a workaround in place, it would be good if I could serve the Slidedeck JS files from the CDN for the additional performance uplift
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May 11 – Jack Henry & Associates, Inc., is a leading provider of technology solutions and payment processing services primarily for the financial services industry, has announced that Banno MobileTM is available for Windows 10 users and introduced Banno Peoplesm, a backend administrative app that provides financial institutions with a comprehensive view of mobile users' profiles, accounts and activities.
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June 26 – Jack Henry & Associates, Inc., is a leading provider of technology solutions and payment processing services primarily for the financial services industry. Its ProfitStars® division has announced that Banno Mobile™ was named a leader in the IDC MarketScape: North American Mobile Banking Software Solutions 2015 Vendor Assessment (doc #FI254706, March 2015).
April 12 – Banno, a provider of data-enriched Web and transaction marketing services for financial institutions, has launched 15 responsive design websites during the first quarter 2013. Mashable predicted that 2013 is the year of responsive Web design, and Banno's clients are representing the financial industry in that movement. Overall, more than 80 banks and credit unions have elected to renovate their sites with Banno's responsive design format since its launch in August 2012.
Jan 30 – Banno, a provider of data-enriched Web and transaction marketing services for financial institutions, has announced that financial technology industry veteran Charles E. Potts has joined the company as president. In addition to his new leadership role at Banno, Potts will accelerate the product delivery strategies of the company's partnerships as well as direct Banno's growth within the financial services marketplace.
Dec 12 – Banno (formerly T8 Webware) provides progressive, custom-branded mobile applications, websites and personalized payment card services. The company has announced a partnership with ProfitStars, a division of Jack Henry & Associates Inc., to offer iPay Solutions integrated bill pay and Remote Deposit Anywhere mobile RDC solution through its financial decision support tool, Grip.
July 10 – T8 Webware, the provider of progressive, custom-branded mobile applications, websites and personalized payment card services to more than 300 financial institutions, has announced its new name: Banno.
February 3 – Jack Henry & Associates, Inc., is a leading provider of technology solutions and payment processing services primarily for the financial services industry. Its ProfitStars division today announced the addition of the iPay bill pay, BillSimple and Banno Mobile solutions to the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) Preferred Service Provider program.
The digital product suite includes:
- iPay Consumer Bill PayTM, an online bill pay solution;
- iPay Business Bill PayTM, an online bill pay solution designed specifically for the needs of small businesses;
- BillSimple, a tool for businesses to invoice, collect, track and manage receivables; and
- Banno Mobile, a native mobile banking app with account aggregation.
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Emotional Currency: A Woman's Guide to Building a Healthy Relationship with Moneyby Kate Levinson
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Every day, women face new challenges that come with having control over, and responsibility for, their financial lives. Sometimes exciting, sometimes frightening, these issues always have an emotional side. Author and psychotherapist Dr. Kate Levinson offers fresh approaches to navigating the astonishing range of beliefs about the role of money in our lives, coming to terms with our feelings about being "rich" or "poor," and exploring our inner money life so that we can put our feelings to work for us in a positive way. By understanding our intimate history and relationship with money we are better able to handle our money anxieties, solve our money problems, enjoy the money we have, and make room for other, more meaningful values.
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Editorial Reviews
—Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor, author of Aftershock: The Next Economy and America's Future, Chancellor's Professor of Public Policy, University of California, Berkeley
"This is not just the best book about women and money that I have ever read, it is the best book about money—beautifully written, wise, accessible, practical, and profoundly healing. I wish Kate had been my mother. Or my big sister. It would have changed my whole life. Don't make another decision about money until you've read it. Then read it again."
—Rachel Naomi Remen, MD, author of Kitchen Table Wisdom
"Kate Levinson's book shows how money permeates every nook and cranny of our inner mental and emotional world. Although written especially for women, it offers a warm, guiding hand to anyone seeking a healthy relationship to money and everything money touches."
—Jacob Needleman, author of Money and the Meaning of Life
"Finally! A beautifully written, straightforward guide for women to better understand the opportunities, choices, and challenges of money. Reading Emotional Currency evoked many of my own emotional memories about money."
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Getting Started
FOR MOST OF MY LIFE, I thought money was just the tangible thing that we dealt with every day: cash, coin, check, and credit card. I wasn't supposed to have feelings about it, and when I did, I quickly pushed them aside. I took pride that I didn't let money dominate my life—as it did my father's—and I thought that my only dilemmas with money had to do with my not having enough of it and not being good with numbers.
Occasionally, I would try to educate myself about finances and pay attention to my money. I failed at each new approach to bill paying, record keeping, budgeting, investing, and saving. I spent years listening to the wrong people for financial advice and making poor financial decisions. All of these experiences reinforced my idea that I didn't "do" money, meaning I was only good at making it disappear, either by spending it or making bad investment decisions. I was a woman, after all, and for generations women have been told that they are not capable of managing money well. I was only too glad to buy into this stereotype.
We live in a culture that until very recently thought women's financial place was to be dependent on men. It taught, and often legally required, women to rely on their fathers, husbands, brothers, sons, and financial experts to handle their financial concerns. But for the past several decades, women in the United States have been entering new territory as we make, spend, save, invest, and manage money. Our financial management skills have not kept pace. It is abundantly clear, however, that relying solely on others to handle our money matters is not healthy; we need to develop our own skills and strengths in regard to money just as we have for decades in the workplace.
But "doing" money well goes beyond our need to learn traditional principles of money management and financial planning. We also need to understand and value the way we relate to money as women, and that includes our emotional relationship to it. Money in and of itself is not emotional. It's just a piece of paper after all, but it's a piece of paper that can hold powerful psychological and emotional meaning. For most women, money is laden with feeling. Some emotions, especially when we don't attend to them, can present obstacles in our dealing with money, and some can make money a vital and useful entity in our lives.
What seems unbelievable to me now is that, even though I was a practicing therapist and knew well about the power of working with emotions, the concept of thinking emotionally about money had never occurred to me. I assumed my discomfort with money was caused by the amount I had and how I mismanaged it, never glimpsing that most of my money dilemmas had to do with my feelings and what it meant to me, as I had always had enough to cover basic expenses.
In order for us as women to come to our own wisdom and our own solutions about money, I believe it is essential for us to become conscious of our psychological and emotional relationships to it. For us to engage with money in ways that honor ourselves, the people and things we believe in, and the world—rather than just honoring money—we need to work with our emotional responses to it.
The dilemmas and choices women face in relation to money are multilayered, involving the inner states and needs of ourselves and others as well as the outer concerns and demands of ourselves and others. As women, we are often acutely aware of the impact money has on our relationships.
Though financial advisors suggest we just be rational in our dealings with money, this is rarely possible for most of us, as we attach a complex set of thoughts, beliefs, and feelings to money. I refer to this as our "inner money life." These beliefs and feelings are inherited from our culture, often reinforced by our parents, and continually augmented by our personal experiences with money. They influence how we handle—and don't handle—our money matters. They are our guiding principles, our personal money rules and laws.
This cluster of thoughts and feelings is largely outside our conscious awareness, so we often don't know what is driving our money behavior. Yet it affects every aspect of our lives, from the food we place in our grocery basket to the relationships we have with our friends and families; from how we view others as successful or lacking to our own sense of identity and self-worth. By becoming aware of our inner money life, and healing the parts of it that are getting in our way, we not only can understand how we feel about money and why we feel the ways we do, but we can also put our feelings about money to work for us in a positive way and prevent them from unconsciously pulling us in unwanted directions and derailing our best intentions.
Emotional Currency is a guide to exploring your personal experiences of having, not having, making, not making, spending, saving, giving, investing, inheriting, and losing money. It is my hope that it will inspire you to see just how complex and rich your feelings about money actually are, and in the process, you will learn much that is new and eye-opening about yourself. It will teach you how to integrate your feelings into money matters. Emotional Currency will help you value the feminine approach to money and allow you to deal with money with your heart as well as your mind. It will expand your understanding of money from simply amounts and numbers to textured and nuanced stories that show how deeply our relationship to money can influence the people and things we love most in our lives.
Working with this book will not only breathe new life into your relationship with money, but also change your life for the better in the process. This is not about getting rich quick, but about enriching your life. You will learn how to make clear and conscious decisions that are appropriate to your current financial circumstances and what you value, and discover how a healthy relationship to money can improve your sense of self and your relationships with your family and friends. Finally, this book will assist you in finding the right place in your life for money—taking up neither too much nor too little space—and using money to enhance and support what you value in your life and in the world. Exploring your experiences with money will improve your relationship with money whether it is currently a source of big problems or of small anxiety.
Eventually, I discovered what was true for me was also true for many other women: even when our basic needs are met, such as housing, food, medical care, transportation, and such, there are huge wells of confusion, pain, and distress in our relationship with money. Of course, not having enough money for basic living expenses presents very real and serious problems that cause much pain and suffering for far too many people, even in an affluent country like the United States. I do not underestimate the enormous difficulties created by a true lack of money, such as living in dangerous neighborhoods, going without medical care and insurance, lacking decent transportation, living paycheck to paycheck in low-wage jobs with little job security, lacking access to decent child care, being unable to leave abusive relationships, being unable to pay bills for essential services, and many other hardships. Living in poverty is extremely challenging and the way out of it is daunting.
But if we have enough to cover our basic needs, much of the money angst we experience stems from our inner money life, which can also be a source of difficulty and pain. Whether we scrub floors, teach children, program computers, perform surgeries, or do some other work to earn money or are handed it on a silver platter, money plays a significant psychological and emotional role in our lives and we react powerfully to it. Are you wondering if this is true for you? Then just consider how you would react if your best friend asked you to lend her a substantial sum of money. Or if you disagreed sorely with your partner over whether you can afford to take a vacation. Or if you didn't have the money to buy something your child needs. Or if you found you had been overcharged at the last store you visited or realized you had just scored a "steal of a deal." Our money dramas, both big and small, are often potent triggers for emotional reactions, thoughts, and associations.
When I began to explore my inner money life, I discovered, much to my great surprise, that money had taken charge of my life in subtle ways. At the grocery store or at a restaurant, my choices were based on price, not on what I really wanted to eat. My entertainment decisions were similarly narrow: I would go to a concert or event only if it fell within the narrow price range that felt comfortable to me. I was incapable of splurging on one show only if I skipped another. I only bought clothes on sale or at thrift stores, and I planned vacations mostly to locations where I could stay with friends. My interest in attending classes, conferences, and lectures was all based on the cost, not the content.
This had all seemed normal to me, falling under the category of sound budgeting. Though I didn't have unlimited funds, I had enough money to eat an expensive entrée, go to a pricey concert, or buy a coat I really wanted. (Not to mention that from a purely financial perspective, buying what I wanted might well have translated into savings. For example, I would have been satisfied longer with the coat I loved than the one I bought because it was on sale and then dumped a year or so later.) From the outside, my life didn't appear to be consumed by money. Even I had no clue that money unconsciously underlay many of the decisions I made. Money was walking hand in hand with my fears about life.
The denial of my complex emotions around money had persisted through my writing a dissertation on women with inherited wealth, working as a psychotherapist for years, and being in my own personal psychotherapy. It was only after I began to present the research findings from my dissertation that I realized I hadn't given any thought to my own relationship to money. It struck me as remarkable that even though I'd asked the women I'd interviewed to explore money psychologically, it hadn't ever occurred to me to do the same. I clearly needed help to see below the surface of my own relationship to money. I searched for a psychotherapist who was sane about money. And finding one, I slowly uncovered how important money had been in my family growing up, in my parents' lives, and in my own life.
The next layer of my psychological denial about money was pierced through when I watched real estate prices escalate dramatically shortly after my husband and I had sold our house. When we put the house on the market, I had wanted to sell with such certainty that I told myself it didn't matter how much the house might later increase in value. But as home values climbed after we sold, I became flooded with feelings of greed and regret. On my daily walks, I obsessed about the worth of the homes I passed. Some days I imagined myself to be a homeless woman, wandering the streets in search of shelter even though, in fact, I had a roof over my head. My reality didn't offer any comfort at all.
I knew I had become crazed about money when every day, and even in nightmares, I was gripped by the feeling that in selling our house we'd made a horrendous financial decision from which we could never recover. It doesn't really matter exactly what broke through my denial; it could have been anything that touched the right nerve. I attended a group on writing personal essays and wrote exclusively about my experiences with money. And still later, I formed a group with two friends just to talk about money. After the first meeting, I felt so ashamed of having revealed too much about myself that I considered dropping out of the group. Nonetheless, when I went to the next meeting, I learned that my friends, too, had considered not returning because they also felt they had exposed too much. Talking about money made all of us feel so vulnerable that we knew we were onto something big!
It seems amazing to me now that for years I was convinced that money didn't matter to me, when in fact it was so central to my life and I was so full of emotional conflict and fear about it that I couldn't face it. I realized that money, far from not mattering, was unconsciously driving most of my decisions and much of my behavior. I uncovered the sources of pain from my childhood and my attachment to money as security. I saw that I was gripped with fear that terrible things would happen to me if I didn't have money. It became clear why I subliminally worried that I would run out of money all of the time. And why I longed for a man to rescue me financially. Not only did money hold feelings of security, life, and death for me, but it also represented love, belonging, rejection, shame, and self-esteem. My overall feelings about money were so complicated, it was no wonder that I continually lost my way with it.
Uncovering the chaotic feelings underlying my relationship to money led to a gold mine of information about my family and me, stories that I tell as the book progresses. Seeing and feeling the knot of sticky emotions that money evoked in my life was uncomfortable, but it was a huge relief when I finally got that knot untangled. It transformed my relationship to money into something far richer than any spreadsheet or brokerage statement had ever done for me.
Updating my inner money life removed my anxiety about money and allowed me to appreciate and use well what money I had. It gave me a new sense of self-esteem and confidence in my own abilities. It allowed me to disengage from money as the main determinant of value in my life. The financial cost of things still had its place in my decision-making process, but so did other considerations. For example, the workshop that earlier I would have rejected taking because it was too expensive became an option when I took other elements into consideration: it was with a teacher I admired, was on a subject of great interest, had practical usefulness, would inspire me, and there was a good chance I would learn a lot.
Once I started to uncover my own inner money life, I became curious about the money lives of my clients. I began asking them questions about money and was astounded by the richness of our conversations and the unexpected places they would lead. Money proved an immediate avenue into how they saw themselves, the way they related to the world, and what they valued.
Out of a growing appreciation that others had similarly intense experiences with money, and little opportunity to focus on their unique relationships with it, I created and led Emotional Currency Workshops. These day-long workshops for women were based on two essential elements of my own process of getting grounded emotionally with money: writing and talking about my inner money life.
In my years of leading Emotional Currency Workshops and talking with women both in and out of my psychotherapy practice, I have come to appreciate how difficult it is for us to value our inner money lives, especially given the taboo against talking about money. Often our conversations about money led to discovering important longings, passions, pains, vulnerabilities, and experiences in our lives. We were talking about money, but it was about so much more than just money. The workshops provided a deeply intimate way to get to know one another, and given the agreement to be open about our emotional money lives, we were eager to share our stories and learn from one another.
The biggest discovery I made in witnessing the sharing that took place in the workshops was to realize how dearly the taboo against talking about money has cost women. Not only have women been disenfranchised for generations from their financial lives, they have also been kept from a primary way they learn: from talking to one another. The taboo remains firmly in place even though we have made strides in the workplace, in having control over our own money, and in making decisions about managing it. In order to break out of our financial isolation, value our experiences as women with money, and explore the uncharted area of emotion and money, we need to talk with one another and share our stories.
Emotional Currency provides what our friendships and acquaintances haven't generally been able to: access to other women's experiences of money; the kinds of money dilemmas they face; the secrets they haven't shared even with their closest friends; and, finally, the solutions they found. These stories will give you a sense of what lies beneath our money facades.
Among the women you will meet is Jessie, the first person in her family to make enough money to set some aside in savings. As she accumulated some reserves, her relatives asked her for "loans" to help them get by, and she found herself unable to decline their frequent requests. And you'll meet Amy, who couldn't bear to spend money on anything special just for herself, as each purchase reminded her of her parents' old arguments about money, spoiling whatever pleasure she might receive from her new acquisition.
You'll hear, too, from Fran, who had fully supported herself for years and had no trouble keeping her spending under control until she married Tom and began to run up credit card debt. Though she promised him repeatedly that she would stop overspending, she couldn't. Unable to figure out why Fran wasn't able to contain her shopping, the couple were close to divorce. You'll also meet Amber, a chef who long dreamed of opening her own restaurant and faced numerous obstacles to actualize her dream.
The women in Emotional Currency face complicated situations. Rich or poor and everything in between, the women found the solutions to their dilemmas by looking within themselves. Their success at overcoming their difficulties with money—and knowing that the same opportunity could be available to a much wider range of women—is the reason I wrote this book. Men, too, who have long ignored their emotions about money, can benefit from this book. They can use it to come closer to understanding their own emotional responses to money as well those of the women in their lives.
Emotional Currency offers tools to help you learn how to listen to, value, and work with your direct experiences, thoughts, and feelings about money in your ordinary, daily life. I have found these tools to be very useful and employ them in my practice to help my clients create healthy, empowered relationships to money. Even if you doubt this is possible, I assure you that it can happen—I have witnessed it in my own life and the lives of the many other women with whom I've worked.
No book can address all the issues around money. For example, as important as poverty is, this book does not deal with the impact of poverty, including hunger, malnutrition, lack of medical care, and shorter life expectancy. These are all immense problems, individually and collectively, that require large scale political and societal solutions. Yet I believe the more we move our own feelings about money into the light, the more we can see and care about the effect of money on the lives of others. By exploring the inner, personal sides of money, we often become more engaged with the outer aspects of money, including its relationship to politics, spirituality, business, the natural world, the arts, and education. Shifting to a personal awareness allows us to place value not only on money, but also on other meaningful resources which can include our relationships with one another (those we know and those we don't in our global community) and the health and well-being of the planet and all its inhabitants.
It is clear to me that we need new solutions to the financial dilemmas that exist on every level of society. As women have control over more money, we approach a point in history when women's conceptions of money can begin to influence how the larger world perceives and deals with it. How money looks, feels, and operates would be very different if the contributions of both men and women—and the masculine and the feminine approaches to money—were equally valued. It's far from the total solution to the current economic climate of uncertainty, greed, and unethical dealmaking, but we desperately need the humanizing element of the feminine integrated into our economic thinking and solutions. For women to influence the face of money will require a movement of women dealing with each other in new ways, informed by a feminine ethic.
But for now, let's begin where we are, and work on having a healthier relationship to money. No matter what your relationship is currently like, I believe reading Emotional Currency will make it much better. Read it with an open mind and an open heart, and you will find new sources of strength, resilience, insight, and confidence.
From the Trade Paperback edition.
Meet the Author
A psychotherapist for more than 25 years, DR. KATE LEVINSON has led Emotional Currency™ workshops about women's emotional relationship to money in Oakland, Seattle, and Minneapolis since 2000. Dr. Levinson currently works with individuals and couples in her private practice in Oakland and is on the supervising and teaching faculty at the Psychotherapy Institute. Dr. Levinson and her husband own Point Reyes Books in Pt. Reyes Station, CA.
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Editor's note: This week, the Deseret News takes an in-depth look at how football coaches balance the demands of their profession with commitments to their faith.
Monday: Justin Anderson, Nicholls State
Tuesday: Ed Lamb, Southern Utah University
Wednesday: Steve Kaufusi, BYU
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Ken Niumatalolo is not a fan of camping. The Navy head football coach prefers nice hotels when away from home.
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Coach Niumatalolo is also the Young Men president of his LDS ward. For several days, the coach encouraged 15 teenagers to pass off Duty to God requirements and earn Boy Scout merit badges while attending Aaronic Priesthood camp. Game preparation for opponents like Notre Dame and Pittsburgh would have to wait.
"When I come to church, I am Brother Niumatalolo. I'm nobody special," Niumatalolo said in a recent Deseret News interview. "When I'm at camp, they don't care that I'm the head coach. I guarantee there is not another Division I coach chasing around Boys Scouts, saying, 'Put that knife down' or 'Don't throw that rock.'"
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These coaches love the game of football, but they also love their families and the gospel — which is why they make it a priority to serve where and when they can.
"As long as you honor God and do your best to take care of your commitments and responsibilities, he will bless you," Scalley said.
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Mark Atuaia has returned from road games as late as 2 a.m., knowing full well that he has early-morning church responsibilities. In those instances, he gets "a quick nap on the couch" before he's off for a 5 a.m. high council meeting.
Atuaia, BYU's second-year running backs coach, is in his third year of serving on the high council of the Utah Tongan Wasatch Stake, which extends from Lehi to Nephi. He also attends the Provo 10th Ward, where he and his wife — the Relief Society president — take their seven children, ranging from a senior in high school to 2 years old.
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I installed a new blog on an old domain, and it somehow installed with a different WYSIWYG editor, it even stuck when I upgraded. It SEEMs like a cool editor, but when I save a post, all text/content is deleted. And I'd prefer to use a WYSIWYG editor.
I only have one plugin at the moment (blog is fresh), Image Manager, and on another blog of mine, it didn't add that editor.
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Three Georgia politicians have written to President Barack Obama urging him to include the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project authorization increase in his budget amendment to Congress. The president's budget allocated just $1.28 million for the harbor expansion project — which is expected to cost $652 million.
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The Old Mill Hotel3 Self rated
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"Lovely hotel in a good location. A nice walk into Bath or catch a bus. Staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good and pretty view..."
"I enjoyed my stay at The Old Mill Hotel as it was friendly, clean and comfortable. My room wasn't particularly large but it was well equippe..."
"We stayed for one night in January 2016 and were very happy with the standard of the accommodation for the price paid. The staff were friend..."
"Arrived early staff friendly gave good advice in respect of transport into city. Every member of the staff was helpful...."
"nicely situated by a weir, rooms good quality, food good quality nicely presented (quite a few items not available) even when they knew hote..."
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Baths most beautifully located hotel, set on the banks of the River Avon with lovely gardens and stunning views over the surrounding country side. The Old Mill Hotel and Lodge is located on a site that housed a flour mill until 1907. Since then it has been developed into an attractive hotel with lovely bedrooms, all en suite, banqueting suites, bar, lounge and an exquisite restaurant by the river with a unique waterwheel feature.
The bar, lounge and banqueting suites all fully air conditioned makes this the perfect place to stay whilst visiting the historic city of Bath and yet far enough and close enough to capture the real spirit of the country side and surrounding area. Whether it be a romantic get away, a social gathering or business trip The Old Mill with its tranquil setting is the ideal resting place after a busy day either site seeing, shopping or business meeting. Please note that the hotel has no lift and due to the nature of the building may not be suitable for some disabled people.
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Bath was our home for many years and so we had good memories of the place. However, we had a room in the 'lodge' which are basically stacked portocabins that would at one time have been staff accommodation. The quality of the rooms was very poor. We found a previous occupants underwear on the floor - hard to miss as there was literally no space in the room around the bed. We couldn't put the overnight case anywhere and had to keep it in the wardrobe. The heating was on a time which couldn't be changed - freezing when we arrived but came on in the early hours to 31 degrees and couldn't be switched off. We fried until we got up and could open the door. No plug in the bathroom sink and the shower water didn't empty away. We asked to be moved but the hotel was full and when we mentioned the accommodation were told that's why it was such a cheap rate. We had a drink in the bar but didn't eat in the hotel. The menu did look promising though. We ate over the road which was great. The breakfast in the hotel the following morning was the usual buffet style and was fine. We were told that the hotel is being refurbished and I hope they demolish the 'lodge' before it does any more damage to their reputation.
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With so many free and cheap online courses now available, anyone can go back to school
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For Charlotte Masson, learning is a way of life, but once she had finished her master's degree, going back to school for a third time wasn't an option.
"If I could be a professional student, I would be," Masson, a 34-year-old guidance counselor at Westwood High School in Palestine, Texas, said. "But I'm at a place where I've spent more money on my education than I can handle. I guess it's time to surrender to adulthood. I'll probably go back later, though."
Masson calls school an addiction, saying that she spends most of her time reading or thinking about philosophy, scientific research and literature. Her current drug of choice: free online courses.
More commonly known as MOOCs or massive open online courses, free online courses took root in 2008 amid the Great Recession as a means to provide education to those who couldn't afford it. The appeal of MOOCs is that many of them are provided by top universities like Stanford and MIT, and taught by some of the best professors in the English-speaking world.
"Initially we saw a huge demand for classes geared to those who needed job security or those who needed something to set them apart in the job market after being laid off," said Simon Nelson, a member of Stanford's online education board. "But the main problem was that no one could afford the degrees and training they desperately needed."
When MIT implemented over 100 free online courses, it considered the traditional purpose of education.
"Sometimes I wonder if we've lost our vision of education," said Tom Bronson, MIT online programs committee member. "Universities were created to establish an educated society. There is strength and stability that comes with a citizenship that can think outside the box. We're looking to create and sustain an educated society."
Not all universities are excited about free MOOCs, some claiming they are a disruptive innovation with potential to erode higher education. Harvard business school, for example, continues to resist offering free courses online.
Harvard's concern is that the free and open classes undermine both the prestige of the university and the very foundation of higher education. The thinking goes that if a university feeds too many resources into providing free education, it'll both decay the efficacy of the program and its strength found in its selectivity.
Second-tier universities are under pressure to add MOOCs as a means of staying afloat in the new education market. Many are afraid that online courses will take jobs away from professors and sterilize university effectiveness.
The leisurely learner
Free online education spans from major universities' programs to independent education videos uploaded to YouTube. It can be tailored to meet the needs of a career change and the wants of those learning for leisure.
"I've felt that I've learned as much from people on YouTube as I have from the best professors at the best universities," Masson said. "They aren't kidding when they say we live in the information age. If you have access to the Internet, you have access to everything you could possibly be interested in.
"Watching lectures and educational YouTube videos is what I do when I have a day to myself," Masson said. "I grab some tea, my laptop and settle in."
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Kids Eat Free in the O.C.
Last updated: Â 4/24/2012
(Note: This list has been verified as best as possible through July 2011. However, please call ahead to verify kids deals, as some franchisees may not participate in certain discount programs. Please email me if you know of any changes or want to add more restaurants to this list. Also, unless noted, the free meal must be ordered from the restaurant's Children's Menu. )
- Numero Uno Pizza features a free kid's meal with a paid adult meal on Sundays for children 12 and under.
- Friends: The Sports Tavern offers a free kid's meal with the purchase of two adult entrées on Wednesdays.
- Beach Pit BBQ offers a free ice cream drumstick with the purchase of any kids meal.
- Marie Callendar's offers children 12 and under a free kid's meal with the purchase of an adult entrée on Tuesdays and Saturdays at participating locations.
- TGI Friday's offers a free kid's meal for children 12 and under on Monday and Tuesday all day with the purchase of an adult meal. This offer cannot be combined with any other promotions.
- Quiznos (Irvine location only) offers a free kids meal with the purchase of any adult meal on Friday and Saturday. Address: 6624 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine.
- Islands (Foothill Ranch location only) offers children 12 and under a free kid's meal with the purchase of a regular entrée on Monday nights from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Address: 26582 Towne Centre Drive. Note: different locations may offer the deal on different days of the week. Call ahead to confirm. (locations)
- Sushilicious, in Irvine, offers kids a free meal on Tuesday nights from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. with the purchase of an adult entrée. Children can choose either a sushi platter or a child's size chicken teriyaki box.
- Coco's: One child 10 and under gets a free meal with an adult entree purchase every Tuesday and Wednesday after 4 p.m. Â Read more
- TusCA at the Hyatt Regency Orange County offers kids 12 and under a free child ordering off the children's menu for lunch and dinner with each paying adult entrée purchase.
- Pasta Pomodoro offers kids 12 and under a free kid's meal on Tuesdays all day at the restaurant's Manhattan Beach, Laguna Beach and Newport Coast locations.
- Kids Eat Free Wednesdays at Hof's Hut. Valid with an adult entree purchase for kids 12 and under.
- Acapulco: Kids eat free every Tuesday. Get details.
- El Torito: Kids eat free every Wednesday, with every regular adult entree purchase. (ages12 and under; see menu)
- Avila's El Ranchito Mexican restaurants offers free meals to kids, but the days vary depending on the restaurant location. For example, the Lake Forest Avila's offers a free meal to kids on Sunday, with every adult purchase. However, other Avila's restaurants in Orange County offer free meals to children on Wednesdays and Tuesdays. (Avila's phone numbers/locations)
- Z'Tejas at South Coast Plaza said it will launch a Kids Eat Free Night every Sunday from 4 p.m. to closing. The deal is good per adult entrée.
- Pat & Oscar's: Kids eat free every Tuesday evening from the Kid's Menu. Adult Entree purchase required. Available at all Pat & Oscar's locations.
- Chick-fil-A eateries in Irvine: Chick-fil-A at The Market Place (13490 Jamboree Road, Irvine) and the Chick-fil-A at Woodbury Town Center (6428 Irvine Boulevard, Irvine) both hold Family Nights on Tuesdays. They give a free Kids Meal with purchase of a Chick-fil-A Meal.
- Denny's Restaurants: Kids eat free every Tuesday and Saturday from 4 p.m. to 10p.m. at participating Denny's. Up to two kids can eat free per one adult entree purchase. Promotion days may vary so check with your local Denny's and ask for the Kids Eat Free program.
- Ruby's Diner: Kids 12 and under eat free from the kids menu every Tuesday evening after 4 p.m. until June 1. One free kids meal per one adult entree purchased. The program is temporarily halted during the summer at all pier locations. Other locations may offer the Kids Eat Free program in the summer, so call ahead to verify. Otherwise, the program resumes in fall.
- Rainforest Cafe: Kids can eat for $1.99 on Wednesday "Family Fun Nights" with purchase of any entree. Only available at mall locations (i.e. South Coast Plaza location).
- IHOP Restaurants: Select restaurants (i.e. one in Garden Grove, two in Anaheim) have Kids Eat Free afternoons every day after 2 P.M. with purchase of adult entree. Kids can choose any item from the kids menu. Select locations only.
- Fred's Mexican Cafe (Laguna Niguel location only): Every Sunday evening from 4-9 p.m. kid's menu items are half price (variety of items).
- Stadium Brewing Company: Family Night on Monday. Kids 12 and under can eat free with each adult entree purchase.
- Lone Star Steakhouse: 2 kids can eat free kid's menu item with purchase of any adult entree every Tuesday all day and Saturday from 11-4 P.M. Available at all Lonestar locations.
- Jerry's Dogs: Kids eat free every Monday and Tuesday all day. Kids get free Kid's Combo with purchase of Adult Combo. Available at all three Jerry's Dogs locations.
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GMC is blacking-out another vehicle, the Terrain Nightfall Edition, which will be introduced at the 2016 New York International Auto Show.
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19GMC Terrain Nightfall Edition is murdered-out for the masses
612016 GMC Terrain Denali Quick Spin
12New Takata problem results in recall of 414 GM vehicles
622016 GMC Terrain refresh revealed
48GM is quietly slashing prices on base models
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- Jan 30, 2015
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General Motors is launching new entry-level trims for four of its popular models that slash prices by removing some content but mostly seriously cut into dealer margins. The changes let the brands advertise segment-leading prices to attract potential buyers into showrooms.
49GM midsize SUVs lead IIHS safety tests, Honda Pilot disappoints [w/videos]
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General Motors finally has something to celebrate about. The 2014 Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain aced the latest round of small overlap front crash tests by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety among nine midsize SUVs, and they both scored a Top Safety Pick+ accolade. However, Honda, Mazda and Kia fared badly with their entries earning Poor ratings in the Overall safety category.
49Two GM Vehicles Stand Out On Important Safety Crash-Test
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- Apr 8, 2014
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Here's some news regarding the safety of General Motors vehicles that will actually reassure some car owners instead of frightening them.
65GM warning 800,000 owners that their cars may need oil changes more frequently than they say
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- Apr 5, 2013
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The days of changing your engine oil every 3,000 miles are long gone thanks to most cars having automatic oil monitoring systems, but about 800,000 General Motors vehicles apparently have incorrect monitoring software that is leading to premature engine component wear. According to Autoweek, certain 2010-2012 Buick LaCrosse, Regal, Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain models equipped with 2.4-liter four-cylinder engines could be going too long in between oil changes resulting in a higher-than-norma
90WI dealer under fire for selling new GMC to dying, blind 89-year-old WWII vet [w/video]
174GM claims it's first to sell million 30+ mpg vehicles
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- Jan 4, 2013
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As we continue to put together all the data for the year-end edition of By The Numbers, General Motors has announced that it sold more than a million vehicles in the US last year that achieved at least 30 miles per gallon on the highway. More impressively, GM managed this feat using multiple strategies including small vehicle size, turbocharged engines and hybrid or plug-in technologies across four brands (Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC) accounting for 13 separate models. This number will gr
18Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain twins hit 1M units
- Jeffrey N. Ross
- Oct 31, 2012
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The GMC Terrain and Chevrolet Equinox twins have been hot sellers since they went on sale in 2009, but even with strong sales, it's still somewhat surprising to hear that the millionth crossover underpinned by the latest Theta platform has already rolled off the assembly line. According to General Motors, a silver 2013 GMC Terrain has just become the milestone model at its CAMI plant in Ingersoll, Ontario.
8GM lawsuit over Einstein image use dismissed
- Chris Tutor
- Oct 22, 2012
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Albert Einstein's image has been used to sell everything from computer software to life insurance. In 2009, General Motors used the legendary physicist's face it in an ad for the 2010 GMC Terrain. It ran only once in a single issue of People Magazine.
28Ford, GM win Breakthrough Product awards from Popular Mechanics
692013 GMC Terrain Denali
272013 GMC Terrain Denali to start at $34,525*
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- Jun 12, 2012
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GMC has broadened its blinged-out Denali line to include the smaller Terrain crossover for the 2013 model year. We're getting our first stint behind the wheel of the Denali-fied Terrain this week, and while we'll have our full report ready in the not-too-distant future, we can share this bit of news right now: The newest member of the Terrain family will officially be priced from $34,525 – not including (*)$825 for destination – when it goes on sale in the third quarter of this year.
79GMC reveals 2013 Terrain Denali with 301-horsepower V6
- Chris Shunk
- Mar 15, 2012
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GMC has a hit on its hands with the Denali trim, but for some reason the brand's most popular crossover still hasn't donned the signature chrome grille. That will change for the 2013 model year with the introduction of the 2013 Terrain Denali.
55GM offers $1,000 off V6 Equinox and Terrain CUVs because it can't keep up with 4-cyl demand
- Chris Tutor
- Mar 13, 2012
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Anyone recently shopping for a four-cylinder Chevrolet Equinox or GMC Terrain has probably discovered they're not easy to come across. Automotive News reports that General Motors has a shortage of the 2.4-liter powerplants and the company can't say when that might improve.
202012 Chevy Equinox, GMC Terrain recalled over tire pressure monitors
23GM to add eAssist to Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain
- Zach Bowman
- Oct 6, 2011
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General Motors is aiming to improve fuel economy performance on both the Chevrolet Equinox and the GMC Terrain by integrating the company's eAssist hybrid system, according to GM Inside News. The report cites multiple unnamed sources indicating that the hybrid crossovers will debut for the 2014 model year, and that they will utilize the same eAssist system found on sedans like the Buick Regal, Buick Lacrosse and Chevrolet Malibu. The system pairs a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine with a 15 kilowa
15Will GM shift Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain assembly to Spring Hill?
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- Sep 23, 2011
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Since it became its home in 2007, the Wolf Pack has a record of 93-69 at the friendly confines of Hixson Park through 2014. Nevada played its first game at the Hixson Park on March 29, sweeping a doubleheader against Sacramento State. The official dedication ceremony took place on April 13 prior to Nevada's conference doubleheader with San Jose State. Before the Pack's game on the 13th, several businesses and donors were honored for their contributions to the Park.
The softball facility has 168 permanent chair backs behind home plate. The facility can hold up to 1,000 fans comfortably with room for lawn chairs on the burms behind the first and third base lines as well as in the outfield.
Nevada's side features two batting cages while the visitor's side has one. There are permanent dugout facilities with restrooms and parking for 168 cars adjacent to the facility. While the plumbing and wiring has been installed for a permanent press box, concession stand, ticket booth and restrooms, temporary amenities are currently in place.
The outfield is natural grass, while the infield is hilltopper, a very absorbent waterless soil compound, which will allow the field to be playable after rain. The field dimensions are 200 feet down the right and left field lines, 210 to right and left center and 220 feet to centerfield.
During the dedication ceremony, Norm Dianda from Q&D Construction threw out the first pitch and acted as the Wolf Pack's honorary coach.
Nevada honored a number of businesses and individuals who made the construction of the Christina M. Hixson Softball Park possible, including Q&D Construction, Jim Puzey, Basalite, GJH Rebar Services, Nelson Electric, Northeast Masonry, Odyssey Engineering, Sierra Nevada Construction and Sierra Restroom Solutions.
Not able to attend the dedication but also contributing to the project were A-1 Steel, American Redi-Mix, Anchor Door, Applied Mechanical, Carl's Imaging Works, CB Concrete, Cemex, Diversified Concrete Cutting, Harris Salinas Rebar, Henri Specialities, Holland Waterproofing, Martin Iron Works, Merit Electric, R Supply Company, Savage & Sons, Titan Construction Supply, Viper Steel Inc. and Western Nevada Supply.
2015-16 Wolf Pack Moments of the Season
Women's Basketball
Albright wins 500th game
Following a hard fought 70-64 road win at San Diego State on Jan. 27, Nevada women's basketball coach Jane Albright earned career win No. 500. Albright, who just completed her 32nd season as a Division I head coach, ranks 31st among active Division I coaches in career victories. Nevada is her fourth head coaching stop after previously coaching at Wichita State, Wisconsin and Northern Illinois.
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Burns continues international run in China
Monday, June 29, 2015 - Women's Basketball
Wolf Pack golf alums qualify for the U.S. Open
Monday, June 8, 2015
A letter from Doug Knuth: Much to be proud of for Wolf Pack fans
Thursday, May 28, 2015 - General
Pack women's golf signee Collom wins state tournament
Thursday, May 21, 2015 - Golf
Letter from Doug Knuth: Questions and answers about our 2015 football schedule
Monday, March 9, 2015 - Football
Pack puts on clinic for local children in Puerto Vallarta
Friday, March 6, 2015
Former Nevada coach headlines Boys and Girls Club Dinner
Friday, January 30, 2015 - General
Christenson earns spot in World Cup rifle competition
Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - Rifle
Pack freshman Surin races against her Olympic medalist father
Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - Track and Field
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Successes on the field and in the classroom.
Monday, January 5, 2015 - General
Former Nevada track & field standout Hanson passes away
Tuesday, December 23, 2014 - Track and Field
Tonight's Wolf Pack basketball game will feature "Kindness Minute"
Saturday, December 13, 2014 - General
A letter to Wolf Pack fans from Doug Knuth: Mackay Stadium renovation approved
Friday, December 5, 2014 - Football
Wolf Pack Fans, Reward Yourself and the Team
Monday, November 17, 2014 - Football
Wolf Pack women's basketball hosts free skills clinic
Monday, November 10, 2014 - Women's Basketball