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Brouwerij Lane is a great spot for a brew or two.And I see Bigfoot has been spotted at the Lane recently.
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If you're a passionate iPadder and love the swish, swipe, tap and pinch of that little glass screen, you're going to love the new full-size Cadillac XTS sedan. If you're a PC rather than a Mac guy, maybe turn to Spivak's wine page now.
The suits at Cadillac are keeping their collective digits crossed that buyers will wholeheartedly embrace its bold, tech-rich CUE system—that's short for Cadillac User Experience. They'd better, because every new Caddy for at least the next five years is going to feature it as standard.
Essentially, CUE consists of a big, fancy eight-inch touch screen mounted high up on the center console. Move your pinkie toward the screen, and a proximity sensor detects impending action and wakes up the system. So far, so good.
Like the iPhone/iPad, the screen is populated by an array of icons, apps and virtual buttons. A gentle tap opens what you're looking for—audio, climate, navigation, phone, vehicle settings. One cool feature is the subtle vibration—called haptic feedback—you get when you touch the screen button, just to let you know your command has been noted.
Cool feature No. 2 is the iPhone/iPad element of expanding the screen with your thumb and pointer finger. This is perfect for my deteriorating eyesight when looking at maps on the nav screen.
It all works exceedingly well, and much better than Ford/Lincoln's awful MyTouch system, which I'm still trying to fathom. But like anything computeresque, you need practice. And probably the help of your geeky 14-year-old nephew.
Love it or loathe it, ignore CUE and focus on the impressive overall package that is this new Cadillac. If you love big-car American luxury, you will adore the new XTS.
And it is a big car. Roughly the same length as a BMW 7-series—202 inches bow to stern—it's actually based on the stretched underpinnings of the Buick LaCrosse. Front-wheel drive is standard (yes, I know, not very premium), although all-wheel drive is on the options list.
On the face of it, the car's 3.6-liter direct-injection V-6 doesn't sound too thrilling, especially for those Caddy aficionados who remember brawny Cadillac Northstar V-8s.
But on the road, it somehow all comes together to deliver a surprising, sophisticated driving experience. With 304 horses, the silky-smooth V-6 will waft this 4,100-pound XTS from rest to 60 mph in a creditable 6.5 seconds. Cruising at 75 on I-95 is like driving on a cloud. And while eight ratios would be nicer than six—eight is the new luxury car norm—the transmission shifts from ratio to ratio with the smoothness of liquid Teflon.
The real surprise, and what separates the XTS from Caddy DeVille and Seville luxo-barges of old, is the way it handles. A brilliant combo of magnetic dampers up front and air suspension at the rear, plus quick-ratio hydraulic steering, huge Brembo front brakes and either 19- or 20-inch slim-sidewall tires, makes the car feel precise, confident and surprisingly agile through the twisties.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (July 17, 2012) – Three U.S. women's beach volleyball teams, along with three U.S. men's teams, are slated to compete in the main draw of the A1 Grand Slam presented by Ergo, part of the 2012 FIVB SWATCH World Tour.
Lauren Fendrick (Carlsbad, Ind.) and Brooke Hanson (Ventura, Calif.) received the No. 20 seed at Klagenfurt. The duo will open main-draw play on Wednesday against the Netherlands' 13th seeded Madelein Meppelink and Sophie van Gestel. Next, they will face the Swiss team of Simone Kuhn and Nadine Zumkehr (No. 4).
Fendrick and Hanson will close pool play on Thursday against Italy's 29th-seeded Giulia Momoli and Laura Giombini.
The first round of single-elimination is also slated for Thursday.
Angie Akers (Fort Wayne, Ind.) and Brittany Hochevar (Fowler, Colo.) did not have enough FIVB ranking points to earn automatic entry to the main draw. The duo opened play on Tuesday in a qualification bracket.
Akers and Hochevar, seeded No. 7 in qualifying, earned a first-round victory over Austria's No. 26-seeded Pemmer and Jirak 21-12, 21-19 in 33 minutes.
Akers and Hochevar won their second-round match against over the Netherlands' 10th-seeded Stiekema and Wesselink 21-14, 21-16 in 30 minutes.
In their first pool-play match on Wednesday, Akers and Hochevar, seeded No. 24 in the main draw, will face the Austrian team of Doris Schwaiger and Stefanie Schwaiger (No. 9). Next, they will face Austria's eight-seed Louise Bawden and Becchara Palmer.
Akers and Hochevar will conclude pool play on Thursday against the No. 25-seeded Swiss team of Isabelle Forrer Anouk Verge-Depre.
The final U.S. main-draw team features FIVB newcomers Tara Roenicke (Alta Loma, Calif.) and Summer Ross (San Diego, Calif.). Klagenfurt marks Roenicke's first appearance on the FIVB tour. Ross made her debut last week in Berlin and snagged 17th place with partner Nicole Branagh (Orinda, Calif.).
Roenicke and Ross, seeded No. 30, will open pool play on Wednesday against the Netherlands' third-seeded Sanne Keizer and Marleen Van Iersel. Their second match will pit them against the Greek team of Maria Tsiartsiani and Vasiliki Arvaniti (No. 14).
Roenicke and Ross will conclude pool play on Thursday against the Czech Republic's 19th-seeded Hana Klapalova and Lenka Hajeckova.
Emily Day (Torrance, Calif.) and Heather Hughes (Fallbrook, Calif.) competed in Tuesday's qualification bracket and received the No. 12 seed. The duo tallied a first-round victory over Mauritius' team of Natacha Rigobert and Elodie Li Yuk Lo (No. 21) 21-19, 21-15 in 36 minutes.
Day and Hughes suffered a second-round loss to Germany's 15th-seedes team of Jana Kohler and Anni Schumacher 21-12, 21-17 in 36 minutes and did not advance to the main draw. On the men's side, all three teams had enough FIVB ranking points to earn automatic entry to Wednesday's main draw.
Phil Dalhausser (Ormond Beach, Calif.) and Todd Rogers (Santa Barbara, Calif.), who will be representing the U.S. at the 2012 Olympic Games, are coming off a ninth-place finish in Berlin.
Jake Gibb (Bountiful, Utah) and Sean Rosenthal (Redondo Beach, Calif.) claimed the second spot on the U.S. Olympic beach team after earning a first-place finish in Rome. The duo has medaled in the last three FIVB events, taking gold in Rome and Gstaad and most recently earning silver in Berlin.
Matt Fuerbringer (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Nick Lucena (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) gave Gibb and Rosenthal a run for their money, keeping the race for the second spot on the U.S. Olympic team close to the bitter end. Fuerbringer and Lucena are coming off a 17th-place finish in Berlin.
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Pueblo West High School's golf team is just beginning its busiest season yet.
The team's typical 12-14 tournament schedule has been expanded, head coach Derek Townley said, to 17 regular-season tournaments.
The Cyclones' campaign will be led by senior Glenn Workman, who finished 3rd at the state tournament last season.
Workman believes the busier schedule will help him and the team maintain consistency throughout the season.
"I think we'll do a lot better," he said. "You start to get in a groove."
Workman who won the Colorado Junior Golf Association Junior Series Championship at the Country Club of Colorado Springs on Aug. 6 isn't letting high expectations for his play rattle him.
"I don't have whole lot of pressure on me," he said. "I certainly look forward to being able to lead the team, and go out and improve from the day we start to the day we finish."
Despite expectations for Workman's success, Townley said that golfers lower on the depth chart will be key this season.
"We need our three and four players to be able to consistently put up low 80s," Townley said. "If that happens, we'll be really good."
Currently, sophomore Ryan Boitz occupies the second roster spot, followed by seniors Jim Rhodes and Jeff Runyan.
Boitz believes that improving his mental game will be vital this season.
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to buy a saddle for my sister's little girl? She (the baby) won't be here for another 6 weeks.
But I found a perfect little saddle this afternoon. A tiny little 15" lane fox type, with itty bitty straight flaps and flat seat. Even though it was a 15" seat, it looked smaller than the lead line saddle that was there. And it was less than $100!
My sister has to know this is coming at some point. I've been horse crazy forever, Dad was trainer, Mom has my old horse and access to all sorts of ponies and my sister... my sister is literally allergic to horses.
It's NEVER too soon!!
Certainly it's not too soon - buy it!
Yes, buy it.
If you don't buy it now you'll never find another when you need it!
Agreed! Buy it. I've been looking for such a saddle for my coming up on 2yo niece and have found NOTHING and it's been nearly a year. Have found the right size saddle in Shively MMX's etc..., but I really don't need THAT since the kid will outgrow it before ever seeing a showring....
You guys are no help! The only thing I can't resist is temptation.
Harness shop is 3 hours away. It was kind of buried in a wall of saddle stuff, down by the floor, so I'm not too worried about it moving too quick. I had to get on my knees to see it. It didn't have a cutback head, but it was close enough. At size, it's only for lead line anyway.
If it sits in my closet for 3 years, I'll have to make a cover for it. I picture pink with little horse shoes and flowers. My sister hates pink. Her with a little girl is going to be so much fun (where's the icon with the devil horns?)
Oh do it! DD is almost 8 months and I'm looking around for her, it's impossible!
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If it sits in my closet for 3 years, I'll have to make a cover for it. I picture pink with little horse shoes and flowers. My sister hates pink. Her with a little girl is going to be so much fun (where's the icon with the devil horns?)
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With the rarity of 15" lane fox saddles... I'd snap it up in a second!
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I got a saddle for my 1st birthday!
It's never too early!
In a few years, you'll regret it if you don't buy it! I say go for it! My aunt and my Mom are both horse lovers, so I had the good fortune of getting riding equipment from a young age
And definitely go for the pink saddle cover!
BUY IT! I bought my niece her 1st saddle when she was 3 but started looking before she was born;-) It was a good price and in excellent condition so I could not pass it up.
She has been having pony rides since she was a year old and loves my horse. She was super excited to have her own saddle. This year at the age of 4 she did her first lead line class.
Now...I need to find her a pony since my boy is 17h...
Did I mention my sister is not a horse person??? LOL
Better yet, tell us where it is, one of us will go pick it up, and then when you're searching high and low for one, we'll sell it to you at a 20% profit
Nice little saddles are like good packer small ponies. Something to snag when you see one and never let them go once you have them.
If you don't buy it, can you let me know where it is so I can?
I'm with Niikelodeon!
Grab it! It's a great price and will look so cute sitting around while you wait for niece to grow into it!
"Aye God, Woodrow..."
I say buy it and rent it out to COTHers whose children can use it now. By the time you need it, it might have paid for itself.
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BOONE – Behind a balanced team effort, the St. Edmond boys claimed top honors at the Boone Invitational Tuesday night.
The Gaels registered 102 points. Host Boone (100), Nevada (96) and Webster City (82) all followed.
Hank Lentsch was a double individual champion for SEHS in the high jump (6-4) and 110 hurdles (15.07). Lentsch actually set a new school record in the 110 hurdles for a second straight meet.
Other Gael winners were Seth Reel (1600, 4:48.82) and the shuttle hurdle (Landon Hughett, Tristan Sitzmann, Matthew Bocken and Lentsch, 1:03.35).
Runner-up efforts for SEHS came from Bocken (110 hurdles, 15.92 and 400, 1:00) and the 4×400 (T.J. O'Tool, Hughett, Landon Peed and David Flattery, 3:45.15). Finishing third were Flattery (400, 55.24), Aaron McElroy (200, 23.94), Reel (800, 2:04.69) and the 4×800 (Peed, O'Tool, Flattery and Reel, 8:27.64).
"I was very pleased with our times and the way we ran," said Gael head coach Bill Kibby. "It was a really fast meet that was almost like a practice, so everybody got a workout."
On the junior varsity side, the Gaels (108) also posted a victory. Michael McCarville (3200), Hughett (110 hurdles), Jacob Hamilton (1600) and Sitzmann (400 hurdles) all received gold.
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"This light recipe is always popular with adults and children alike," writes Radelle Knappenberger of Oviedo, Florida. "It's an excellent 'take-along' meal for potlucks."
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- 1 boneless pork loin roast (4 pounds), trimmed
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 2/3 cup thawed orange juice concentrate
- 1/3 cup water
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 tablespoon thawed orange juice concentrate
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained, optional
- Cut roast in half. In a large skillet, brown roast in oil and butter on all sides.
- Transfer to a 5-qt. slow cooker. Add the orange juice concentrate, water, garlic, salt and pepper. Cover and cook on low for 4-6 hours or until meat is tender.
- For glaze, in a small saucepan, combine the brown sugar, vinegar, orange juice concentrate and garlic. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 3-5 minutes or until reduced to about 1/4 cup. Brush over roast. Garnish with oranges if desired. Yield: 16 servings.
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Ok, let's all join this thread then shall we?
It seems that the "sub 3h15 - 2009" thread is now out-dated so why don't we all de-camp over to this one? The 16 week programmes for VLM 2011 start in a couple of weeks so let's see if we can get this thread to be the "official" sub 3h15 thread
Ooh, it's not furnished very nicely is it? I'm going back to the other one
I'm sure we can give this place the "lived in" look easily and quickly enough.
Any lurkers from the old thread, please feel free to say hi on this one. We're a (fairly) friendly lot on here
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Indeed SBD.
Anyway, I'd love to stay and help hang the curtains but I've got a date with a very cold 10 miles home from work. See ya!
Checking in.
I'm here - love what you've done with the place.
How appropriate that my 16 week 70mpw P&D for Brighton starts today as well.
8miles with 10x100 strides coming up in the cold and fog across London.
Winter training. Love it.
I've made the jump. Who's responsible for checking everyones made it? Excellent and extensive info MM as always. No pressure Steve just remember the slow runs slow etc.
Managed to get out for 4 miles slow last night but too dodgy on the roads down here today again so back on to my new friend the treadie. 10 miles at 6:54 avg.
Just pitching up after being offline for a couple of days to find tumbleweed blowing across the other thread, don't worry I collected RJ's copy of Razzle, a rare limited edition of the Chuckle Brother's greatest moments and a whippet and flat cap abandoned by the northern department......
Some good LSR's and dreadmill efforts to note, although not much to report here, apart from some chugging.
Did get out for a 6m 'reverse fartlek' today, slow running interspersed with slower shuffles over the compacted ice.
Anybody remember the kettle?
Ahhh - here you all are. My journey in my time travelling transporter podule was successful afterall. Is it safe to remove my space suit and breathing apparatus yet ?
MsE- I know some orthotists suggest just wearing them in running shoes. I think my feet were so unstable and wobbly I needed to go for a total switch over. I suspect the look wouldn't be great in six inch stilettos though....
Ho hum. Just done another tedious 2 hours on the treadmill. My tour of the leisure centres of Lothian continues. Five and a half hours on the darned things over the last 3 days - yawn. Mind you I did get to watch some quality day time telly
Should we put some sort of official "we've moved - back in 6 months" type announcement on the old thread....MM can do it as unoffical thread captain
That's dedication to the treadmill Fraser.
Fingers - presumbly you mean 17-week schedule and what happened to week 18? Hope you enjoyed the strides
Treadmill tempo for me. 4K w/u, 5K @ 4:10 m/km, 4K w/d. Didn't feel too bad and at least the pace stayed constant during the tempo bit Not as much HR drift as I'd expected either, starting at 173 and rising to 181. Any views on how your HR would compare with running the same session outside?
Sorry I'm a little late in getting over. Spent ages with the removal men getting this relocated:
07.11.10 - SteveC1975 - Regents Park 10K - Around 40 Mins - 40:14 - job done21.11.10 - AfE - Abbey Dash 10k - sub-39 as a marker/indicator - 38:22 - job done21.11.10 - BOTF - Brighton 10k - under 40:30 - 40:02 - job done05.12.10 - GE - Regents Park 10k - sub 38:3005.12.10 - SteveC1975 - Regents Park 10K - Sub 40 Mins23.01.11- Barry B Gloucester Marathon - Sub 3:1523.01.11 - AfE - Brass Monkey Half - sub-1:2505.02.11 - Lorenzo - Thames Trot 50 - Sub 8 hours13.02.11 - Matchstick Man - Wokingham HM - 1h23m13.02.11 - SBD - Wokingham HM - 1:2413.02.11 - BOTF - Wokingham HM - 1:25, but seeing the two entries above...?20.02.11 - BOTF - Bramley 20 - sub 2:2506.03.11 - Scooby - Marathon Catalunya - 3:09:5906.03.11 - MsE - Bath HM - Sub 1.3006.03.11 - Joolska - Bath HM - tbc...13.03.11 - Knight RIder - Retford Half Marathon - 1:26.xx13.03.11 - SBD - MIlton Keynes - 1:2419.03.11 - Badbark - Larne Half Marathon - Sub 1:3019.03.11 - Speedy - Stafford HM - 1.31.5920.03.11 - FINgers - Reading Half Marathon - Sub 1:2620.03.11 - Ormeski - Reading Half Marathon - Sub 1:2520:03.11 - BOTF - Reading HM - 1:2520.03.11 - SteveC1975 - Brentwood Half Marathon - Sub 1:2827.03.11 - Keir - Paddock Wood HM - Sub 1:2510.04.11 - FW - Chris Hoy HM Edinburgh - Sub 1:2010.04.11 - FINgers - Brighton Marathon - 3:09:5910.04.11 - Knight Rider - Brighton Marathon - Sub 3.1510.04.11 - B&B vs MM in the Regency 10k Smackdown! - Sub39.17.04.11 - SBD - VLM - 2:4917:04.11 - Ant - VLM - 2:54:5917.04.11 - Joolska - VLM - 2.59.5917:04:11 - AfE - VLM - 2:59:5917.04.11 - Lorenzo - VLM - sub 3:1017:04:11 - BOTF - VLM - 3:10 ish17:04:11 - MsE - - VLM - 3.14.5917.04.11 - Speedy - VLM - 3.14.5917.04.11 - SteveC1975 - VLM - 3.14.5917.04.11 - Ormeski - VLM - sub 3.1517.04.11 - Race Jase - VLM - not sure on target just yet, but hopefully I'll be in PB (sub2:39) shape.01.05.11 - Gul Darr - GEAR 10k - sub 4208.05.11 - Keir - Essex & Halstead Marathon - Sub 3.1522.05.11 - B&B - Edinburgh Marathon - 3:09:5918.06.11 - Lorenzo - Picnic - sub 4:45
Feel free to add your A goal targets KK and anyone else!
A brief treadmill run confirmed that my arthritic knee is still completely knackered, and so I had to stop just shy of two and a half miles (and even that included walking breaks every few minutes).
Then I returned home to find my outer porch door had frozen solid and the handle wouldn't budge, leaving me locked out. What I needed was a jug of hot water to pour over it. Sadly, I didn't happen to have any hot water with me. But I did have a full bladder.
I'm not sure which was more degrading. Failing to complete a two and a half mile run, or standing outside my house, pissing up my own front door.
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David A. Fiellin, MD
Professor of Medicine (General Medicine), in the Institute for Social and Policy Studies and of Public Health (Health Policy); Professor, Investigative Medicine; Director, Community Research and Implementation Core, Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS (CIRA)
Research Interests
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome; Alcoholism; Buprenorphine; Health Policy; HIV; Internal Medicine; Substance Abuse Detection; Substance Abuse Treatment Centers
Public Health Interests
Alcoholism/Alcohol; Substance abuse
Research Organizations
Internal Medicine: General Internal Medicine | play2PREVENT
School of Public Health: Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS
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Substance Abuse Research
Research Summary
Dr. Fiellin has focused his scholarly work on the interface between primary care and substance abuse. He conducts research on the transfer of treatment strategies, including opioid agonist treatment with buprenorphine and alcohol pharmacotherapies, from specialized settings to office-based, primary care, emergency department and HIV specialty settings.
Specialized Terms: Substance abuse treatment in primary care; Emergency department and HIV specialty settings opioid agonist treatment with buprenorphine; Pharmacologic treatment of alcohol
Selected Publications
- Fiellin DA, Schottenfeld RS, Cutter CJ, Moore BA, Barry DT, O'Connor PG. Primary care–based buprenorphine taper vs maintenance therapy for prescription opioid dependence a randomized clinical trial. JAMA Internal Medicine 2014; 174(12): 1947-1954. PMID: 25330017
- Becker WC, Fiellin DA. Federal plan for prescriber education on opioids misses opportunities. Annals of Internal Medicine 2012 Aug 7;157(3):205-6.
- Becker WC, Tobin DG, Fiellin DA. Nonmedical use of opioid analgesics obtained directly from physicians: prevalence and correlates. Archives of Internal Medicine 2011 Jun 13;171(11):1034-6.
- Fiellin DA, Weiss L, Botsko M, Egan JE, Altice FL, Bazerman LB, Chaudhry AA, Cunningham C, Gourevitch MN, Lum PJ, Sullivan LE, Schottenfeld RS, O'Connor PG. Drug treatment outcomes among HIV-infected, opioid-dependent patients receiving buprenorphine/naloxone. J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr 2011; 56 Suppl 1:S33-S38. PMID 21317592; PMCID:PMC3863630.
- Sullivan LE, Fiellin DA. Buprenorphine for opioid dependent patients in office practice. Annals of Internal Medicine 2008 148-662-670.
- Martell BA, O'Connor PG, Kerns RD, Becker WC, Morales KH, Kosten TR, Fiellin DA. Systematic Review: Opioid treatment for chronic back pain: prevalence, efficacy, and association with addiction. Annals of Internal Medicine 2007 146:116-127.
- Tetrault JM, Crothers K, Moore B, Mehra R, Concato J, Fiellin DA. Effects of marijuana smoking on pulmonary function and respiratory complications: A systematic review. Archives of Internal Medicine 2007;167:221-228. PMID:17296876 ; PMCID: PMC2720277.
- Fiellin DA, Pantalon MV, Chawarski MC Moore BA, Sullivan LE, O'Connor PG, Schottenfeld RS. Counseling plus buprenorphine-naloxone maintenance treatment in primary care. New England Journal of Medicine. 2006;355(4):365-374.
- Mehra R, Moore BA, Crothers K, Tetrault J, Fiellin DA. The association between marijuana smoking and lung cancer: A systematic review. Archives of Internal Medicine 2006;166:1359-1367. PMID:16832000.
- Sullivan LE, Fiellin DA. Buprenorphine: its role in preventing HIV transmission and improving the care of HIV infected patients with opioid dependence. Clinical Infectious Diseases 2005;41(6):891-6. PMID:16107991.
- Fiellin DA, O'Connor PG. Office-based treatment of opioid dependent patients. New England Journal of Medicine 2002;347(11):817-823. PMID:12510051.
- Fiellin DA, O'Connor PG. New federal initiatives to enhance the medical treatment of opioid dependence. Annals of Internal Medicine 2002;137:688-692. PMID:12379070.
- Fiellin DA, O'Connor PG, Chawarski M, Pakes JP, Pantalon MV, Schottenfeld RS. Methadone maintenance in primary care: a randomized controlled trial. JAMA 2001;286:1724-1731. PMID:11594897.
- Fiellin DA, Reid MC, O'Connor, PG. Screening for alcohol problems in primary care: A systematic review. Archives of Internal Medicine 2000; 160:1977-1989. PMID:10888972.


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Time to break out the kettles
MARSHALL – JoAnn Dorman is facing an added challenge in raising money this year for the Salvation Army.
Dorman, who is the Salvation Army Lyon County Kettle Campaign volunteer coordinator, said because Thanksgiving falls on the last week of November this year, that's one less week to raise much-needed funds.
"It's a short season with a whole week less of ringing bells," Dorman said. "Thanksgiving is typically a week sooner, so because it is late this year, we lose that week. The time frame really changes the whole mentality of getting ready."
Because of this, recruitment of volunteers has an added sense of urgency this holiday season.
"My plan is to try and get as many ringers as I can," she said. "That's what brings awareness – having somebody ringing. I'm working on it already."
One tactic Dorman employed a year ago and will again this year is placing volunteer sign-up cards at each of the Red Kettle locations (County Fair, Hy-Vee, K-mart and Shopko). The cards can be filled out on the spot and dropped into the kettle.
"We actually had a few good volunteers come off of that," said Dorman, who added that the kettles will be placed at the aforementioned locations in Marshall on Friday. "We already have a few more people on board, which is really exciting, and last year we had a lot of new people come on and ring."
The kettle campaign raised more than $32,000 last year, money that assisted more than 300 people in Lyon County with lodging, rent, utilities, transportation and medical needs. A portion of the money also assisted the Stuff the Bus program by providing 400 backpacks and $500 worth of school supplies.
Dorman said, as usual, the need for donations is great in the region.
"I talked to the person who distributes the funds that are raised through the bell ringing, and she said the number of homeless continues to rise," Dorman said. "That's scary in our part of the country – it's winter, so that's a really big issue. It's constantly taking more money to help some of these people out."
If interested in volunteering as a bell ringer this year, contact Dorman at 537-4152 or email her at email@example.com.


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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: The GNR is an institution of Mass Participating BrillianceIn full: Been doing it every year for the last 9 years. Around 50k runners so it can bottle-neck in a couple of places but on the whole one of the most important races on Uk calender. Love it. Average runners watch the last 3 miles - they can suck the life out of your legs! Try and save a bit to get you thru Mile 11Date of review: October 23, 2012
In short: nice community spirit, intimate, flat, scenicIn full: I wouldnt do it again. As a "slower" runner I struggled with the 6 laps. Especially getting lapped twice by the fast clubbers. Very disheartening having to do another lap feeling so hot, tired and seeing other people finished relaxing with lucosade etc. Other than that it was brilliant. Cannot fault any other aspect of the event.Date of review: August 11, 2011
In short: great event, quick - the PB is on! Stadium finish nice touchIn full: The main hill climbs are in the first few miles so save your energy. The middle stint is windey and more pleasing through the town. The mile markers seemed to fly by, i felt stronger as it went on and finishing in the stadium is nice. Its deffo a pb course. The organisation was good and the traffic wasn't too bad either. 8/10Date of review: March 31, 2009
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USA Taekwondo would like to thank coach Bob Maves for putting together numerous poomsae training videos that we have uploaded to the USAT website. The videos cover everything from warmup to strength training and cool down and can be accessed from the Video page under the Multimedia tab on the USAT homepage.
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Photos from the panel discussion at New York University Thursday, September 25, 2008.
The standing-room only audience at NYU's Casa Italiana
The 'Arab Spring': Does Academic Freedom Matter?
The Future of US Policy toward Iran: Reimagining the Relationship
Tunisia: The Last Hope of the 'Arab Spring'
Courage to Think: Intellectual Freedom in Tunisia and the Arab Spring
The United Nations General Assembly and the Business of Universality
Miral: A Palestinian/Israeli Dialogue On and Off Screen
"Arab Spring" or "Arab Winter"? — An Update on the Arab Revolutions
The Meaning of Averroes and Maimonides for Our Times: How to Make the Mediterranean Space a Community of Reason, Tolerance, Progress, and Prosperity?
Islam in Russia: A Public Lecture by Professor Vitaly Naumkin, President of the Russian Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow
Muslim European Women: Challenges and Opportunities (Photos from the panel discussion at New York University Tuesday, February 24, 2009)
Iran-U.S. Relations: Imagining a New Paradigm (Photos from the conference at New York University Wednesday, December 3, 2008)
The Future of U.S. - Muslim Relations (Photos from the Roundtable Discussion Monday, January 12, 2009 at New York University)
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U.S.Muslim Engagement Project Report Published: Changing Course: A New Direction for U.S. Relations with the Muslim World September 24, 2008, at the National Press Club, Washington D.C. >
A Press Conference in Doha with Mustapha Tlili on "Muslim Youth and Women in the West: Source of Concern or Source of Hope?" >
Iran and the Middle East: How to Shape a Security Regime Acceptable to All Regional Actors. >
European Union Informal High–level Meeting Considered Need for New Guidelines for Inclusive Citizenship in Europe >
Panel Discussion: Islam in the West: Source of Concern or Source of Hope?
Conference on Iraq For All Iraqis
Conference on Muslim Youth and Women in the West: Source of Concern or Source of Hope?
Panel Discussion : Turkeyor is it Europeat the Crossroads?
Islamic Ethical Principles and Globalization: A Path to Partnership between America and the Islamic World
Lecture: Ibn Khaldun: Philosopher of Societies, Civilizations, and Empires
Panel Discussion: Who Speaks for Islam? Who Speaks for the West?
Roundtable Discussion: Islam and modernity: how to be Muslim and modern today?
Panel Discussion: American Muslim Communities: Security risk or source of hope?
Panel Discussion: "Islam and modernity: how to be Muslim in the 21st century" -New York University November 16, 2005
Panel Discussion: "Why do they hate us? They used to love us!" -New York University October 18, 2005.
NYU Convocation in honor of His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar, New York University, September 13, 2005
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (59 votes).
Date of review: March 28, 2013
In short: Will be back next yearDate of review: March 13, 2013
Date of review: March 9, 2013
In short: A good raceIn full: Course improved on last year though a little congested around 6-8 mile point.Very well marshalled.Thank you to the water station helpers! Plenty of room in the stadium,good facilities.Can't understand though why some idiots still pin their numbers on their backs or run with those bloody i-pod things! Be sociable!Hope they can keep the same standard next year.Date of review: March 3, 2013
In short: A really good race that I think will become a great one.In full: I got a PB on this so the headwind couldn't have been that bad! Actually the cold conditions suited me, as I hate running in warm conditions, so it was nice to be kept cool. The race lacks a bit of atmosphere but I think using the rugby stadium will help with that aspect next year, as will some more participants which I hope will be the case as this is a lovely event that deserves more support. The running shoe trophy was a real talking point and it is nice to have something you can display - it's hard to prop up your medals! Would prefer a t-shirt to a cap though.Date of review: June 15, 2012
In short: Looking forward to the 2013 halfDate of review: June 4, 2012
In short: If I could score more I would - SUPERBIn full: Excellent brilliantly organised, high quality event - great value for money.Date of review: June 4, 2012
In short: Fantastic setting, beautiful route, could have done with a goody bag or something for the price of entry though!Date of review: March 26, 2012
In short: Excellent as usualDate of review: March 11, 2012
In short: Good course, well marshalled, great pb potentialIn full: enjoyed the race but would like to take this oportunity to mention the dispicable person who stole my london marathon sweatshirt which was heavily tied to the railings before the race and removed by the time i came back. I was placed there as i arrived too late to use storage area due to traffic conjestion. I was freezing and wet afterwards and as i had £ 4 in the pocket could not even buy a cup of tea. You know who you are, hope it was worth it.Date of review: March 10, 2012
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U.S. Women Set Preliminary World Grand Prix Roster
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (June 28, 2011) – U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon has named the 20-player preliminary roster for the 2011 FIVB World Grand Prix that begins Aug. 5.
McCutcheon has selected as part of his 20-player preliminary roster middle blockers Foluke Akinradewo (Plantation, Fla.), Heather Bown (Yorba Linda, Calif.), Christa Harmotto (Hopewell, Pa.), Danielle Scott-Arruda (Baton Rouge, La.) and Jennifer Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.). Outside hitters in the mix for the final roster are Angie Forsett (Lake Mary, Fla.), Kim Glass (Lancaster, Pa.), Megan Hodge (Durham, N.C.), Jordan Larson (Hooper, Neb.), Kristin Richards (Orem, Utah) and Logan Tom (Salt Lake City, Utah).
Setters named to the preliminary roster are Lindsey Berg (Honolulu), Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.) and Nellie Spicer (Barrington, Ill.). Opposites on the preliminary squad are Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio), Tayyiba Haneef-Park (Laguna Hills, Calif.), Destinee Hooker (San Antonio, Texas) and Nancy Metcalf (Hull, Iowa). Liberos on the roster are Nicole Davis (Stockton, Calif.) and Tamari Miyashiro (Kaneohe, Hawaii).
The U.S. Women will attempt to defend its FIVB World Grand Prix title won last year by winning their 11 matches in the tournament. The Americans have won the event in 1995, 2001 and 2010, along with consecutive bronze-medal finishes in 2003 and 2004. Akinradewo was named the most valuable player and Best Blocker in last year's edition, while Alisha Glass was selected as Best Setter in her first senior-level FIVB-organized event of her career.
Nine of the 20 players on the World Grand Prix preliminary roster have Olympic Games experience, while 13 of 20 have played in the FIVB World Championships. Scott-Arruda is a four-time Olympian attempting to become the first American volleyball player to compete in five Olympics. Tom and Bown have played in three Olympic Games.
The U.S. Women open the FIVB World Grand Prix preliminary round weekend (Aug. 5-7) at Luohe, China, with matches against host China, Serbia and Kazakhstan. The Americans travel to Komaki, Japan, for the second preliminary round weekend held Aug. 12-14 with matches against host Japan, Serbia and Dominican Republic. Team USA closes out the preliminary round phase with contests against Italy, Germany and Peru at Hong Kong Aug. 19-21.
The top seven teams during the preliminary round phase along with China will advance to the FIVB World Grand Prix Final Round Aug. 24-28 at Macau. China earned the right to Final Round as the host country.
Prior to the FIVB World Grand Prix, the U.S. Women will be competing in the X Women's Pan American Cup held July 1-9 at Juarez, Mexico. The U.S. will face Peru (July 1), Puerto Rico (July 2), Trinidad & Tobago (July 3), Costa Rica (July 4) and top-ranked Brazil (July 5) during Pool B action. After an off-day on July 6, the quarterfinals and classification round begins. The top two teams in both Pool A and Pool B advance to the directly to the semifinal round on July 8. The medal-round matches and final classification contests will be staged on July 9.
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U.S. Women's National Team Preliminary Roster for FIVB World Grand Prix
# - Name (Position, Height, Hometown, College)
1 – Kristin Richards (OH, 6-1, Orem, Utah, Stanford)
2 – Danielle Scott-Arruda (MB, 6-2, Baton Rouge, La., Long Beach State)
3 - Tayyiba Haneef-Park (Opp, 6-7, Laguna Hills, Calif., Long Beach State)
4 – Lindsey Berg (S, 5-8, Honolulu, Hawaii, Minnesota)
5 - Tamari Miyashiro (L, 5-7, Kaneohe, Hawaii, Washington)
6 - Nicole Davis (L, 5-4, Stockton, Calif., Southern California)
7 - Heather Bown (MB, 6-3, Yorba Linda, Calif., Hawaii)
8 - Alisha Glass (S, 6-0, Leland, Mich., Penn State)
9 - Jennifer Tamas (MB, 6-4, Milpitas, Calif., Pacific)
10 - Kim Glass (OH, 6-2, Lancaster, Pa., Arizona)
11 - Jordan Larson (OH, 6-2, Hooper, Neb., Nebraska)
12 - Nancy Metcalf (Opp, 6-1, Hull, Iowa, Nebraska)
13 - Christa Harmotto (MB, 6-2, Hopewell, Pa., Penn State)
14 - Nicole Fawcett (Opp, 6-4, Zanesfield, Ohio, Penn State)
15 - Logan Tom (OH, 6-1, Salt Lake City, Utah, Stanford)
16 - Foluke Akinradewo (MB, 6-3, Plantation, Fla., Stanford)
17- Mary 'Nellie' Spicer (S, 5-9, Barrington, Ill., UCLA)
18 - Megan Hodge (OH, 6-3, Durham, N.C., Penn State)
19 - Destinee Hooker (Opp, 6-4, San Antonio, Texas, Texas)
20 - Angie Forsett (OH, 5-8, Lake Mary, Fla., California)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand)
Assistant Caoch:Karch Kiraly (San Clemente, Calif.)
Assistant Coach: Paula Weishoff (Irvine, Calif.)
Assistant Coach/Technical Coordinator: Jamie Morrison (Dana Point, Calif.)
Athletic Trainer/Medical Support: Jill Wosmek (Silver Lake, Minn.)
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Exactly Where Does Cornell Stand?
To The Reader's Forum:
It seems to me Legislator Lori Cornell, who was once vocal about not wanting to sell the County Home, has become silent on the issue since she decided to run for County Clerk.
She did not attend the informational session where she would have been able to directly speak with the individuals who have offered to buy it, nor did she visit any of their other facilities. It's important to note her opponent for County Clerk, Legislator Larry Barmore, along with Legislator Vince Horrigan, drove to the facility owned by Vestracare and spent approximately two hours speaking with residents, staff and touring the facility.
Barmore and Horrigan then took time out from campaigning to attend the informational session even though they had already had ample opportunity to gather information. Mrs. Cornell has been on record saying she would vote to sell to a reputable buyer, yet she skipped the meeting where she could have found out. I've also heard Mrs. Cornell doesn't plan to attend the vote on Oct. 30 and has said she will vote for a sale after the election but not before. I think this is extremely dishonest and derelict in her legislative duties.
According to her own campaign information, she does not have a job and is spending all of her time campaigning. If Mr. Barmore can work a full time job, campaign and still go above and beyond in his legislative duties, I think that speaks volumes about who can actually manage their time and commitments. I also think if Mrs. Cornell doesn't vote on Oct. 30 to let us voters know exactly where she stands, then I certainly hope the voters return the favor on Nov. 5.
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Great looking well built skid plate. However, I had to do a little heating and bending, plus use different hardware to get a perfect fit.
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Works good. Good coverage. Access to oil drain works nicely. Mounting was a bit tricky. Had to drill some new holes. Not a big deal.
I've had this skid plate for two years now and if it wasn't for this skid plate I would've had to replace multiple cases from a few crashes. I highly recommend this skid plate if you don't have it get it just the peace of mind riding with this is worth the price nevermind the great protection this has to offer
As always devol delivers an amazing product. Used them on other bikes and never let me down. Put this one on a YZ250X and bolted right on.
Excellent fit and provides great protection.
Love this skid plate. Great coverage and protection.
Glides right across logs when you can't get over them cleanly. Also keeps tons of mud, dirt, rocks off front of engine. Much better than the OEM engine shields and skid plate.
No modification needed, just bolt it on.
Not super thick and sturdy, but enough for some decent protection. Fit was almost perfect for '06 YZ250F. I had to cut away a bit of the underbody mounting hole to make the bottom bolt line up. That said, the shape is tight to the frame. Nothing obnoxious about it.
It has holes to change your oil with it on... Good luck. It's a huge pain to get the drain plugs back in once you have them out. Easier to just take the skid plate off.
Overall, a nice product if you're looking for some additional protection, but don't want a heavy, bulky skid plate.
This is a must for all riders who ride often and trail ride, I had a crash and ended up breaking my oil filter cap, if i had not the plate I would have busted my cases for sure.
Fit great, loved the way its held on. Was a little difficult to hold the bars that hold it on and get the screws started but that was about it. It protects really good. Spend the money on this on you wont regret it.
A very high quality skid plate. Great fit and appearance.
2011 ktm 250sxf. It fits perfectly. Super thick
This review is for this skid plate on an 09 YZ250F:
The plate was easy to install. The metal was WAY too thin for the price. I expect this plate to get damaged quickly, and then I will have to buy another one. Seriously contemplating sending it back to MotoSport and having them send me a different one.
I have a Flatland skidplate on my CRF250X that is at least 3 times the thickness.
The product fit precisely. The attention to detail appears very good. The welds, and the cuts made to the aluminum are precise and clean. I did not find the edges of the cuts to be sharp, or ragged.
The instruction sheet was quite minimalist in it's description, but should not pose a problem if you perform your own installations or are a mechanic.
It has good welding and it only took 10 min. to install.
Very nice skid plate with the side protection that I was wanting. I especially liked the slots cut in it for added air flow around the engine cases. This skid plate is built like a battleship, very strong, excellent welds and so easy to install that even Obama could do it......well maybe!
Try and get pass this skid plate rocks!
Using on a KX450, great protection in NE rocks and roots.
Looks and functions great. There is a hole in bottom to get to oil plug. A bit tricky to install.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (13 votes).
In short: Good run, generally well marshalled, would do againIn full: Bit narrow in places along the towpath, made it difficult to overtake, particularly if someone slower in front of you. Didn't see any markers after 10k, and marshalls were less at the end through the town. But overall good runDate of review: August 2, 2006
In short: Enjoyable, course good, lacked marshals towards end of course, but otherwise marshalled well. Will do again. Date of review: July 29, 2006
In short: A fun race and a great day out with the familyIn full: My second time running this race. Last year i was chucking it down and they reduced the distance as we were standing on the start line.Nothing like that this year... a lovely route (although too narrow to overtake in a number of spots) and well marshalled. The run is part of the Wallingford Fun Day so there was plenty of entertainment to keep my parents and children occupied while I flew (ha, ha!) round the relatively flat course.A fun race, you are never going to get a PB with all the narrow sections unless you lead from the start(!) and a great day out for all the familyDate of review: July 25, 2006
In short: So pleased it wasn't blazing hot!In full: Not too hot in the end. A bit slippery in places from previous day's downpour. Scenery was great but I was watching where my feet were going most of the time - not used to off-road. Plenty of water. Reasonably flat. Great marshalling. Great experience.Date of review: July 25, 2006
In short: not the best for pb's as to many single tracks.Date of review: July 24, 2006
In short: Great race - good funIn full: Had a fantastic day 1st ever 13k. Marshalling good lots -of water. Lovely course will be back next year.Date of review: July 24, 2006
In short: Lovely scenery, some rough terrain. Would definitely do again. In full: This being my first 13k I was a little put off by the small field (400 runners) and the large number of club vests! Didn't come last though and everyone was really friendly. Excellent marshalls - though could have done with a couple more once we entered the town! Will be back next year. Date of review: July 24, 2006
In short: Scenic and well organised.In full: Very enjoyable. Nice atmosphereHad to watch footing on occasion. But roots and other accident black spots were well marked.Date of review: July 23, 2006
In short: Lovely run, lots of water. both to drink and look at!In full: Had a lovely run today. Thankfully not too hot, so made for very pleasant racing. Organisers had laid on 2000 bottles of water apparently! Three water points, and a nice course along the river. A bit uneven under foot, and a bit of a tight squeeze at some points, but good course. Could maybe have done with a couple more marshalls in the closing stages, they seemed to disappear a bit around 10km, and also when we reentered the town and had to cross the oncoming traffic..Would do it again!Date of review: July 23, 2006
In short: Another enjoyable runDate of review: July 25, 2005
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There is a chilling scene in the 2002 movie "The Pianist." In it the train was already chugging along on the path to insanity and destruction, but it was before all was destroyed. The family of the protagonist has been moved into the Warsaw Ghetto and the head of the family is sitting at a table, reading a newspaper. He looks up and says, "I blame the American Jews."
He was talking to me. At least, that's how I heard it. I resolved then not to be our time's analog of a World War II American Jew — you know, the ones who read the newspapers, see what is happening to Israel, mutter "tsk, tsk" and turn the page.
Others have had similar epiphanies, but the light from our bulbs going off is obscured by the clouds of appeasement and apologies, dressed up as tolerance and even-handedness.
For several years we have agonized over the gathering storm of hostility towards Israel, and the organizational human shields which eagerly validate those positions. Finally we decided that action – an immediate, decisive, in-your-face facts war, was imperative. And so Z (Zionist) Street was created.
Z STREET is based on these ironclad positions:
> The right of the Jewish people to a state, and the right of Jews to live freely anywhere, including inhaling oxygen in areas the world insists are reserved for Arab Palestinians;> Relishing the terms "Jewish State" and "Zionism" – ones currently derided as shameful instead of sources of pride;> Circulation of facts — not deceptive "Palestinian" narratives — about the Middle East, Israel and terrorism;> Condemnation of those who revile Israel for actions they ignore when taken by Israel's enemies and virtually all states throughout history;> Categorical rejection of agreements with, or concessions to, terrorists (or their supporters) who are dedicated to Israel's destruction.
Unlike other organizations that claim to be pro-Israel, Z STREET will not pander to politicians who invite us to their offices and pay attention to our pocketbooks but ignore our positions. For those who do not embrace our principles, there are plenty of other organizations to join. This catalyzing organization seeks to change the way discussions about Israel are crafted and viewed.
A fuel source previously untapped has been released: within days of the launch thousands clamored to our site, asking how to join and how they can help. Z STREET already includes members from five continents and more than twenty states.
News articles are being written about Z STREET from the far right and the center, and we have been viciously denigrated and cartooned from the far left – all of which is gratifying. The rising groundswell is in part a response to organizations whispering into the ear of this US administration that pervert the meaning of "pro-Israel." Their ultimate loyalty is to left-wing principles including a secular Israel and tolerance of terrorism only when directed at Jews. They are ashamed of an avowedly Jewish State, yet completely comfortable with 22 Muslim ones, and are actively seeking the creation of a 23rd, based in Jerusalem, whose governing documents call for the destruction of Israel.
The idea that weakening Israel, either because of ideological conviction, animosity towards a strong Jewish State, cowardice, or the grossly misguided belief that compromise or dialoging with committed terrorists will lead to Middle East or global peace, is obscene. A very few World War II Jews acted as catalysts for those who refused to be cowed. They adamantly, sometimes theatrically, demanded action to prevent the incineration of millions of Europeans Jews, along with millions of members of other minority and political groups.
This band of warriors, led by Peter Bergson and Ben Hecht, staged marches, rallies and theater events. They refused to mimic the Jewish leaders who shrank from their moral duty to demand the US government face the irrefutable facts of the plans, and then the execution of those plans, to murder millions. It would be an honor for Z STREET to be compared to the Bergson Group. Others should join so that the present horrors, and worse, are prevented. The policy implications are profound and the time is now.
I sleep better knowing that when my grandchildren ask me what I did to help prevent the destruction of Israel, I can tell them about Z STREET with a clear conscience and a sense of pride. What will you say?


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The power of today's interest rate. Your once in a lifetime chance? Probably
The current mortgage interest rates have hit incredible lows. The Conventional 30-year rate has been hovering around 4% and just this past Friday came in at 3.75% (3.87APR). The FHA 30-year loan, a popular choice for first-time buyers, was at an astonishing 3.625% (4.42% APR).
Looking back through the historical data, I was able to find the lowest interest rate of 5.90% all the way back in 1967. If you were to ask your parents what was the rate for their first house in 1980s, you would be shocked to find out that it was in the double-digits. How would you feel about a 15% interest rate in 1983? Pretty horrifying, isn't it?
I hear sometimes from first-time buyers that they regret missing out on the $8,000 tax credit that was offered by the government two years ago. Well, I have great news for you! The prevailing interest rate in those days was 5.25-5.5%. On a $100,000 mortgage, the difference between 5.5% and 4% rate over the life of the loan is an astonishing $27,000 dollars! So, are you better off then or now?
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One of the features of the fighter not associated with the aircraft's instability and handling characteristics is what gave me pause: Hot ejection seats. If the MiG were to go out of control and the aircraft couldn't be landed, or we couldn't bail out on our own, we could eject. Keep in mind, this was built it the 1940s. My ejection seat would be catapulted from the aircraft by an estimated 18-inch canister filled with gunpowder at a force of about 20 Gs. Most civilians who have had to eject from a MiG have not survived, Salganek said. The ejection seats are old, civilians don't have a lot of training in ejecting, and often they are hesitant to eject and may wait too long.
Ejection, bailing out—that part of the pre-flight briefing always gets me (well, bailing out, as this is the first time I will have experienced flying an aircraft with a live ejection seat) when going on aerobatic flights. Watching how to jettison the door, making sure my parachute is tight, and learning how to open it after exiting the aircraft always causes a lump in my throat that stays until engine start and I re-focus my attention on flying.
I called a friend who flies aircraft with ejection seats for some advice, hoping to calm my nerves. His advice: Keep my hand away from the ejection handle. While one of the pins for the ejection seat will be removed before we close the canopy, a safety pin that goes through the handle to jettison the canopy and pull the ejection seat will remain in place. I would have to complete three steps to eject, so that pretty much rules out doing so accidentally.
Salganek, who has been doing this type of training for nearly 20 years, also put me at ease talking about how well the aircraft runs and its impeccable maintenance record. Watch for an upcoming story in AOPA's print, online, and video publications to find out how the MiG flies and what it was like to sit on top an 18-inch canister filled with gunpowder for a 40-minute flight.


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Plans to build a carwash on N. High Street have been canceled after Clintonville and University District residents complained about pollution threats.
Goo-Goo Express Wash has dropped its plans to buy the vacant lot at 2725 N. High St., David Hodge, an attorney representing the Columbus, Ga.-based company, said yesterday.
Hodge said neighbors' concerns about the carwash affecting the Glen Echo Ravine and Olentangy River and a lack of support for a proposed zoning change from the Clintonville Area Commission and the University Area Commission ultimately persuaded the company to back out.
"It was all of the above," Hodge said.
The decision was cheered by members of two ravine-focused conservation groups, Friends of the Ravines and the Lower Olentangy Urban Arboretum.
"It was simply the wrong lot for that business," said Mike McLaughlin, arboretum president.
The Clintonville Area Commission voted 4-0 against recommending rezoning to Columbus city officials during its Nov. 7 meeting. The University Area Commission zoning committee tabled the proposal during a Nov. 4 meeting.
The property straddles the boundary between the neighborhoods.
"It's located on the ridge of Glen Echo Ravine," said Susan Keeny, chairwoman of the zoning committee. "There is a little concern about the chemicals being used in the carwash, concerns about runoff and storm-water drainage."
Martha Buckalew, operations director for Friends of the Ravines, said she hopes the lot, which occupies a filled section of Glen Echo Ravine, could one day be excavated to help restore the ravine.
"It would be a much more inviting gateway into Clintonville," Buckalew said.
Finding the money could be difficult. The property, owned by Columbus-based fast-food giant White Castle, has a listed selling price of $775,000, according to real-estate agent Jeff Mattingly.
Mattingly said Goo-Goo was approaching a deadline to put down some "nonrefundable money" on the property.
Buckalew and McLaughlin said they hope Goo-Goo can find another location along High Street to build a carwash. Hodge said he's not sure whether the company will do that.


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Sunriver Anglers Free Fishing Day
Here's an exciting event you won't want to miss! Saturday, June 11, 2011, the Sunriver Anglers Club and area partners are working together to provide a unique hands-on kids fishing experience to educate children about fish biology and ecology as well as the skills and pleasures of getting outdoors, wetting a line, and trying to catch a fish or two.
There will be a two fish limit for each child and only kids 14 years or younger can fish in the stocked lake. There will also be a free hot dog lunch for participants, sponsored by Sunriver Resort. Come out and visit ten exciting booths to learn about things like fly casting, knot tying, and fish printing. All participants will need to register upon arrival. Registration is from 9am-10:30pm. Fishing will end at Noon, and lunch will end at 1pm. Open to the public.
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