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Used Car - 2008 Buick Lucerne CX in Zephyrhills, Fl
About This 2008 Buick Lucerne CX
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Combined MPG: 20
Estimated Monthly Fuel Cost: $111.25*
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Located at Thomas And Son, Inc. in Zephyrhills, Fl. Call Thomas And Son, Inc. today at 813-308-0577 for more information about this vehicle.
Vehicle Options:
- Grille Color Chrome
- Cargo Area Light
- Center Console Trim Simulated Wood
- Floor Mat Material Carpet
- Floor Mats Front
- Reading Lights Front And Rear
- Rear Floor Mats
- Front Suspension Classification: Independent
- Front Suspension Type: Macpherson Struts
- Suspension Front Arm Type: Lower Control Arms
- Suspension Front Spring Type: Coil Springs
- Suspension Rear Coil Springs
- Suspension Self Leveling Suspension
- Suspension Stabilizer Bar(s): Front And Rear
- Engine Battery Saver
- 2-stage Unlocking Remote
- Abs Brakes (4-wheel)
- Air Conditioning - Air Filtration
- Air Conditioning - Front
- Air Conditioning - Front - Single Zone
- Airbags - Front - Dual
- Airbags - Front - Side
- Airbags - Front And Rear - Head
- Airbags - Passenger - Occupant Sensing Deactivation
- Audio - Antenna: Element
- Audio - Radio: Am/fm
- Audio Auxiliary Input: Mp3
- Audio In-dash Cd: Single Disc
- Audio System 6 Speakers
- Audio -xm Satellite Radio
- Center Console Front Console With Storage
- Child Safety Locks
- Child Seat Anchors
- Compass
- Cruise Control
- Daytime Running Lights
- Electronic Brakeforce Distribution
- Emergency Interior Trunk Release
- Exterior Mirrors Power
- External Temperature Display
- Front 12v Power Outlet(s)
- Front Brakes Ventilated Disc
- Headlights Auto Delay Off
- Headlights Dusk Sensing
- Multi-function Remote
- Multi-function Remote Trunk Release
- One-touch Windows: 1
- Phone Antenna
- Phone Hands Free
- Power Door Locks Remote
- Power Steering
- Power Windows
- Rear Brakes Disc
- Retained Accessory Power
- Satellite Communications Onstar
- Seatbelts Rear Center Seatbelt: 3-point
- Seatbelts Seatbelt Pretensioners: Front
- Security Engine Immobilizer
- Steering Wheel Mounted Controls Audio
- Steering Wheel Mounted Controls Cruise Controls
- Steering Wheel Tilt-adjustable
- Storage Door Pockets - Front
- Tachometer
- Traction Control
- Trip Computer
- Vanity Mirrors Dual
- Warnings And Reminders Low Fuel Level
- Windows Front Wipers: Intermittent
- Windows Rear Defogger
- Spare Tire Inside Mount Location
- Spare Tire Temporary Size
- Spare Wheel Alloy Rim Type
- Driver Seat Height Adjustable
- Driver Seat Power Adjustments: 6
- Front Headrests Height Adjustable
- Number Of Front Headrests 2
- Number Of Rear Headrests 2
- Passenger Seat Manual Adjustments: 4
- Rear Seats Bench
- Rear Seats Center Armrest: Folding With Storage And Pass-thru
- Rear Seats Rear Heat: Vents
- Seats Cloth Upholstery
- Seats Front Seat Type: Bucket
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2008 Buick Lucerne ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
Smooth, spirited, well-engineered luxury sedans.
The Buick Lucerne is an attractive car, with clean lines suggestive of a fine European import while maintaining Buick traditions. Inside, the Lucerne is elegant, comfortable and easy. Underway, it's smooth and quiet, but with precise steering and a chassis that handles winding roads with aplomb. We find the Lucerne to be a plush, highly competent full-size sedan at a compelling price. It's Buick's flagship sedan and we recommend it.
The Buick Lucerne is a full-size, front-wheel-drive, four-door luxury sedan, and it comes in several models. The Lucerne CX is tuned as a traditional Buick, with the Premium Ride Suspension. The Lucerne CXL comes with a firmer Ride and Handling Suspension, and is positioned to compete with the Toyota Avalon and Lexus ES 350. It's a very enjoyable car to drive, with agile handling and plenty of performance. The CXL Special Edition is even quicker with its optional V8.
The Super is a new model with an old Buick name, dating back to 1940 and last seen in 1958. The V8-powered Super, which replaces last year's CXS, delivers even more horsepower and features Magnetic Ride Control, an adaptive sports suspension developed for the Corvette.
New for 2008 are two safety systems, Side Blind Zone Alert and Lane Departure Warning, available on all models. Side Blind Zone Alert uses radar to provide drivers with more information about vehicles in hard-to-see areas around the car. Lane Departure Warning uses a camera to warn drivers of inadvertent lane changes. StabiliTrak with Brake Assist is now available on CX and CXL. Also for 2008, XM Satellite Radio is standard equipment in all models, and some options and equipment packages have been revised.
Launched as a 2006 model to replace the LeSabre and Park Avenue, the Lucerne benefits from the structure and chassis hardware it shares with the Cadillac DTS. In this, Lucerne is not breaking tradition but confirming it. The biggest Buicks have shared body structure with Cadillacs since the 1930s, if not before; and they have shared significant chassis pieces since 1965.
Buick has a long history of innovative engineering, handsomely conservative styling, and premium luxury at below-premium prices. Lucerne follows these Buick traditions.
The 2008 Buick Lucerne comes in four trim levels with three engines available.
Lucerne CX ($27,275) is motivated by a 197-horsepower 3.8-liter V6. Standard equipment includes cloth upholstery; air conditioning; seats for five people with a power driver's seat; power windows; power door locks; leather-wrapped tilt steering wheel; AM/FM/CD/MP3 audio with six speakers and steering wheel audio controls; XM Satellite Radio; cruise control; electrochromic rearview mirror; remote keyless entry; and 16-inch aluminum wheels. A Comfort and Convenience package ($950) adds heated outside mirrors, dual-zone automatic climate control, a universal remote, a trunk cargo net, and a six-way power-adjustable passenger seat.
Lucerne CXL ($29,920) upgrades with leather seats, all items from the Comfort and Convenience package, and 17-inch bright aluminum wheels. The suspension is tuned a little tighter and includes Airlift rear shocks for automatic level control.
The CXL Special Edition is available with the V6 ($31,735) or with a 275-hp 4.6-liter V8 ($33,435). Special Edition adds perforated leather seat inserts with contrasting stitching on the seats, console, armrest and door trim. Outside, the Special Edition is distinguished by a chrome grille, unique rear fascia, and chrome-clad wheels.
A Luxury Package ($995) for the CXL and Special Edition adds eight-way power driver and front passenger seats, four-way power lumbar support, heated front outboard seats, and memory for driver seat and outside mirrors. A heated wood steering wheel ($100-$150) and heated and cooled seats ($895) are options with the package.
Lucerne Super ($38,980) is powered by a 292-hp 4.6-liter V8 and comes with Magnasteer power steering, Magnetic Ride Control adaptive suspension, StabiliTrak stability control with Brake Assist, and P245/50R18 all-season radials on 18-inch bright-silver-painted aluminum wheels. Inside, Super features a leather-wrapped upper instrument panel with French-seam stitching; leather seats with suede fabric inserts; Harman-Kardon audio; heated, wood-accented steering wheel on a power tilt-and-telescope steering column; wood shift knob; and other upgraded finishes and trims. The Driver Confidence, Luxury, and Comfort and Convenience packages are standard. Outside, front and rear fascias, extended rocker panels, and integrated dual exhaust tips are unique to the Super. Chrome wheels are optional ($750).
Options include the Driver Confidence Package ($995) with remote start, Ultrasonic Rear Park Assist, a theft-deterrent system, heated washer fluid, RainSense automatic windshield wipers and StabiliTrak electronic stability control. The new Side Blind Zone Alert ($395) and Lane Departure Warning ($295) systems are optional. The Ultra Confidence Package ($1,185) combines all of these features. Touch-screen navigation ($1,945) is optional on Super, CXL, and the Special Edition. The Harman Kardon stereo is available ($495) on the Special Edition. A 6CD changer is optional ($300) on all models. So is a power tilt-and-slide sunroof ($900), and an engine block heater ($75). Six-passenger seating is available on CX and CXL by ordering front bench seats ($295). Some paint colors are extra-cost options.
Safety features on all models include six airbags: a dual-stage driver's front airbag and a dual-depth front passenger bag, front-seat side-impact airbags, and full-coverage side-impact curtain airbags. The front seatbelts come with pretensioners, so be sure to wear them. Traction control, anti-lock brakes, and a tire pressure monitor are standard on all models. OnStar comes standard and includes the first year of Safe and Sound service; OnStar operators will dispatch rescue crews if your airbag deploys and you don't respond to calls, a great feature for you and the rest of your family. The first-ever application of a dual-depth passenger airbag has two sections; a smaller section deploys in a less severe crash or if the passenger is small or seated nearer the dashboard. In a bad crash or if the passenger is not wearing their seat belt the full bag deploys for maximum effect.
There is no mistaking the Lucerne for anything but a Buick. The Lucerne has a handsome appearance with a good stance thanks to its long wheelbase and wide track. The classic, Buick waterfall grill blends in well with the large integrated headlamps. The side profile, with its steeply raked windshield, is reminiscent of several recently introduced European sedans such as the VW Passat and Audi A6. The rear of the Lucerne features a high trunk line with nicely integrated tail lamps.
Chrome trim is kept to a minimum. The only stylistic link to Buicks of old is the row of small portholes on each of the front fenders. They are also the only clue to what's under the hood: the V6-powered Lucerne gets three portholes on each side while V8-powered models get four on each side. Flashback to the Fifties, when more powerful Buicks had more holes. They didn't serve any real function then and do not today, but we still like them.
The Lucerne Super is distinguished by a larger grille that cuts deeper into the front bumper and features fewer, thicker vertical bars. These grille bars turn sharply inward at the top, giving more definition to the waterfall effect. Below the new grille, the look is more familiar, with twin lower air intakes accentuated by chrome slashes that seem to point to the outboard foglights, very much like last year's CXS.
The smaller main grille of the CX and CXL is finer in texture, and the twin lower air intakes on these models hide behind horizontal grillwork cut into the lower bumper.
The Buick Lucerne is built on the same platform as the Cadillac DTS and benefits from modern build techniques for a quiet luxury car. These include hydroformed frame rails for a stiffer body, and use of laminated steel with plenty of sound deadening material placed in strategic locations. Buick engineers shaped the outside of the door mirrors to lessen wind noise. These quiet-tuning efforts were evident in our test drives.
Lucerne's cabin is cleanly designed with just enough touches of wood and chrome trim to make it luxurious without being opulent. The dashboard is fairly traditional in design with a smallish instrument pod containing three round gauges in front of the steering wheel.
The center stack is located high for easy access, and contains large knobs for operating the climate control and audio system.
OnStar with Turn-by-Turn service comes standard and allows customers to talk to a live advisor who downloads complete step-by-step directions to the vehicle through the OnStar system. Audio directions are then automatically played through the vehicle's stereo as they are needed, triggered by the OnStar system's GPS capabilities. Drivers can be directed to their destinations without having to take their hands from the wheel or eyes from the road.
A touch-screen navigation system is also available, giving the Lucerne driver the best of both worlds.
Bucket seats are standard, but buyers who want seating for six can order a traditional front bench seat. We found the bucket seats provide a good level of comfort and come with an armrest in the center console.
Rear-seat passengers are well taken care of with good headroom and excellent leg room. Lucerne's long wheelbase allows for a wider-opening rear door with almost no intrusion from the wheel well, making it easy to get in and out of the car.
Driving Impression
The Buick Lucerne is a smooth but spirited car. The ride quality is excellent, thanks to its long wheelbase and stiff body structure. In back-to-back driving along a stretch of less-than-perfect road, we found the Lucerne's ride quality comparable to that of the benchmark Toyota Avalon. Lucerne rides a bit firmer than past Buicks, but it's still plenty smooth.
The steering is precise and responsive, and the suspension is well controlled, even at high speeds along not always smooth roads. After driving several different Lucerne models over the course of several hours, winding among the vineyards in the Santa Ynez Valley just north of Santa Barbara, California, we found that all handled with aplomb, exhibiting no wallowing or causing any untoward moments. A rigid chassis is the key to balancing sharp handling with a smooth ride, and Lucerne really delivers.
The high-powered Super comes with Magnetic Ride Control, which we've found improved handling a bit, though the differences were not dramatic. Magnetic Ride Control is an adaptive damping system designed to enhance overall ride performance. With Magnetic Ride Control, the shock absorbers are filled with a synthetic fluid in which magnetically charged particles are suspended. By applying electric current to the particles, a computer continuously adjusts the fluid's viscosity according to varying road surfaces and driving styles. The system, which first appeared on the sporty Cadillac XLR, and then the Corvette, delivers a quicker response than earlier adaptive-damping setups that continuously adjusted the shock absorbers' main valves.
Powering the new Super is a unique version of the 4.6-liter Northstar V8, rated 292 horsepower at 6300 rpm, and 288 pound-feet of torque at 4500 rpm. The Lucerne Super V8 is EPA-rated at 15/22 mpg City/Highway.
The CXL Special Edition offers a slightly less tuned version of the same engine, developing 275 horsepower at 6000 rpm, but 295 pound-feet of torque at 4400. Torque is the force you feel when accelerating from an intersection or up a hill. So even though it has less horsepower, the higher torque of the CXL Special Edition with the V8 might be more responsive in everyday driving. We've found the Lucerne performs well with this engine. The CXL Special Edition with the V8 is rated 15/23 mpg.
The V6 performed well in the CXL. With the lighter V6, the Lucerne seemed more agile on twisty roads. The front end felt a bit lighter. The V6 models also suffer less from torque steer, a slight tugging felt through the steering wheel when turning and accelerating at the same time. The V6 costs less and gets better fuel economy. The Lucerne CXL with its V6 is rated as a Super Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle (SULEV). The V6 is EPA-rated at 16/25 mpg City/Highway.
Both V8 engines come with GM's electronically controlled Hydra-Matic 4T80 four-speed automatic transaxle, where the V6s use the lighter-duty 4T65 four-speed. All Lucerne engines feature electronic throttle control.
The new Side Blind Zone Alert system uses radar sensors on both sides of the vehicle (mounted behind the rear fascia) to scan a 150-degree field of view within a 3.5-meter range. Alternating radar beams sweep the adjacent traffic lanes to detect approaching cars. Vehicles entering one of seven zones identified by the system will illuminate an LED symbol in the outside rearview mirror. The system ignores stationary objects, such as fire hydrants or parked cars.
The Lane Departure Warning uses a camera, mounted near the inside rearview mirror, to identify traffic lane markings and provide audible alerts if the Lucerne should appear to be wandering from its appointed path.
The Buick Lucerne is an attractive near-luxury car offering looks, features, quality and value. If you like a modern, comfortable ride with competent road manners, the Lucerne, with either a V6 or V8 engine, is well worth consideration. It comes with a longer warranty (4 years/50,000 miles) than Buick has offered in the past, and Buick has been doing quite nicely in recent J.D. Power and Associates surveys on product quality.
NewCarTestDrive.com correspondent John Rettie reported from Santa Barbara, California, with editor Mitch McCullough reporting from Los Angeles.
Model Lineup
Buick Lucerne CX ($27,275); CXL ($29,920); CXL Special Edition V6 ($31,735); CXL Special Edition V8 ($33,435); Super ($38,980).
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Options As Tested
Driver Confidence Package ($995) includes remote start, Ultrasonic Rear Park Assist, theft-deterrent system, heated washer fluid, RainSense automatic windshield wipers, StabiliTrak electronic stability control.
Model Tested
Buick Lucerne CXL Special Edition V8 ($33,435).The 2008 Lucerne is Buicks flagship sedan. Inside, the Lucerne is elegant, plush, and comfortable. On the road, it's smooth and quiet, with precise steering and competent handling. The 2008 Buick Lucerne is offered in CX, CXL, and CXS trims. The CX comes with a 197 hp 3.8-liter V6 engine, four-speed automatic transmission, 16-inch aluminum wheels, and cloth seats for five people. The CXL receives the same engine and transmission and upgrades with a firmer suspension, leather seats, and 17-inch wheels. Stabilitrak and six-passenger seating are available on the CX and CXL. The CXS comes standard with a 275 hp 4.6L Northstar V8 engine, 18-inch wheels, StabiliTrak, Magnasteer, and Magnetic Ride Control. New safety features Lane Departure Warning and Side Blind Zone Alert are optional. Standard safety features include anti-lock brakes, traction control, seat-mounted thorax airbags, and side-curtain airbags. For 2008, the Buick Lucerne receives upgrades to standard features and some new safety related options.
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''Everybody must accept that we, being the largest political party, have the right to lead the next government'' Dr Bhattarai said in an interview to Kantipur.
He said portfolios in the next government would be distributed among respective political parties on the basis of the seats obtained through the CA election.
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While stating that the UML had already lost its communist character, he claimed that the Maoists have already replaced the UML.
''There will be only two major political parties in this country, Nepali Congress, leading the bourgeois and wealthy people on the one hand, and the Maoists, leading the progressive and poor people. UML holds neither the characteristics of poor nor the rich,'' he said.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 13, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas Dorsett wants trade, Page 7ASports Herald-Zeitung Tuesday, August 13, 1985 6NB ranked fourth by Harris Unicorns, Cougars 1-2 in 13-4A New Braunfels is ranked fourth in the state in the Harris Rating System's pre-season listings of Class 4A teams. Harris picks the Unicorns to win District 13-4A and Canyon to finish second, with both teams advancing to the state quarterfinals. New Braunfels is picked to win that game and then fall in the semifinals to eventual state champion Tomball. Smithson Valley, rated stronger over last season, is picked fifth in District 27-3A. Boerne is first and defending champion Bandera second in Harris' listings. The Unicorns will take 172 power points into their season opener with Austin Travis, which dropped IO points to 158 after winning District 26-5Alast year. Canyon, with 166 points heading into the season, will meet Gonzales, at 160, to open its season. Smithson Valley faces Somerset, which is picked to finish second in District 28-3A, in its season opener. The Rangers have 138 power points and Somerset 154. Clemens, which drops from 160 to 151 points to start the season, is picked second in District 14-4A's North Zone behind Southwest. Marion, up IO points to 129, is picked third in District 31-2A. Around the state. Harris' Class 4A top IO is Tomball, Sweetwater, Huntsville, New Braunfels, McKinney, Wichita Falls Hirschi, Gregory-Portland, Bay City, Corsicana anilid Westlake. In 3A, the top IO is Vernon, Post, Hempstead, Navasota. Rice Consolidated. Waco Connally, Port Arthur Austin. Littlefield, Daingerfield and Columbus. In 2A, the top teams are Electra, Quitman. Groveton, Crandall, Morton, McGregor. Shiner, Alto. Hamlin and Pilot Point. The Harris Rating System is operated by John Harris of Brownwood.Horford, DeLoach declared inedible at U H HOUSTON • ■ to Horford. one of the nation's most intensely recruited schoolboy basketball players last season, went through freshman orientation Monday at the University of Houston and then learned that he was ineligible to compete for the Southwest Conference school. "He'd already learned the Cougar fight song and was ready to go," Houston Athletic Director Tom Ford said after announcing that the NCAA had declared Horford and Bay City track star Joe DeLoach ineligible to compete for the Cougars because of recruiting violations. "The real shame is that these two athletes really want to come to the University of Houston," Ford said. "They are the ones being punished through no fault of their own." Horford, tabbed as the next Akeem Olajuwon at Houston, was ruled ineligible because of an apparent illegal contact made by Houston assistant Donnie Sehverak during the recruiting season last year. Schverak's contact with Horford came during a July I to Aug. I NCAA ban on face-to-face contract with recruits. Del-oach, a top sprinter prospect, can't compete for the Cougars because Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis, a former Houston trackster, accompanied Cougar track Coach Tom Tellez on a visit to Delxiach's home. NCAA rules forbid alunun to recruit prospects. The NCAA sanctions came despite in internal investigation by Houston administrators followed by a self-imposed restriction on Houston's basketball and track programs. Houston banned Sehverak from off-campus recruiting for one year and ordered head basketball coach Guy V. lewis to give up one scholarship for each of the next two seasons. The school never formally filed DeUiach's scholarship with the SWC and the IOO- and 200-meter specialist is now free to attend any school of his choice. Ford said that Horford's scholarship agreement had been flied with the SWC and that the 7-0 schoolboy hopeful was still bound to the Cougars, pending a final appeal to the NCAA Council Subcommittee on Eligibility "No other school can legally recruit Tito at this point but Joe is free to be recruited or to go to any school he chooses," Ford said The Houston athletic director said if the final appeal to the NCAA fails, the school could consider filing a civil action. Olajuwon led the Cougars lo three consecutive appearances in die NCAA Final Four tournament before turning pro last season and becoming the first round draft choice of the National Basketball Association Houston Rockets The Cougars failed to earn » berth in the 1984 NCAA tournament and were hoping the addition of Horford would signal a return to the playoffs Ford said he discussed tile NCAA's decision with Horford Mondo) and told him dial the Cougars w ere appealing die decision "I explained to hun what was taking place and that the appeal had been denied." Ford said. "I told hun Unit we were going through one more appeal His comment was When will we know. when will we know ." Ford said the appeal would take about two weeks Footballpractice opens Football season is here. Practices began Monday for all three local teams w ith workouts and drills.' The practice sessions will begin in earnest on Friday when pads are issued to the players. At New Braunfels, practices are scheduled from 8 a.m. to IO a.m. and from ll a m. to I p.m. The practices will be shifted to 9 a m. to ll a.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday. Coach Jim Streety said about 85 varsity and junior vasity players reported to practice on Monday, giving the Unicorns a few more players than usually turn out. "We got off to a good start yesterday (Monday)," Streety said. "Our returning players caught on quickly and with the new guys it will take a little more time. But we had a good practice for a first day." At Canyon, practice sessions are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and again from 5:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Cougar Coach Troy Burch said 68 varsity and junior varsity players reported to the first practices Monday. "We had two real good workouts yesterday," Burch said. "The kids are looking forward to getting started and are ready for a good year." At Smithson Valley, the Rangers schedule calls for practices from 8 a.m. to ll a.m. and 5 p.m to 7 p.m. The Rangers have a good turnout for the first practice on Monday, assistant head coach Butch Bradly said, with 90 players in attendance.Bell signs with SRSU Canyon's Chuck Bell has signed a letter of intent to play football at Sui Ross State University. Bell, a two-way starter for the Cougars at tight end and defensive end, was on the all-District 13-4A team last season. "This is a great opportunity for Charles and Sui Ross," Loboes Coach Ralph Micheli said. "With his size and experience, Charles could fill spots on the Sui Ross offense and defense. He is a gifted athlete and an excellent addition to our squad." Sui Ross, a member of the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association, is located in Alpine in far West Texas. Three-a-day workouts at the school begin Aug. 24. Bell is the son of Craig and Linda Dorrance of 1216 River Acres in New Braunfels. Turning around Late-season experiment may pay off for Rice HOUSTON (AP) — The Rice Owls, trying to end a string of 20 consecutive losing seasons, got off to a 1-5 start last season. After that, things started to go bump in the night. "I think the low point of the whole season was the Texas Tech and A&M two-week deal and A&M w as the crow ning blow," Brown said. When the Owls lost to the Raiders 30-10, Brown and his coaching staff elected to give younger players more playing time and at first it appeared to be a disastrous decision. "We started playing a lot of younger people in the AAM ame and there was a lot of confusion," Brown said. "We had penalties, too many people on the field." The Owls finished 1-10 for the second straight year for their 21st consecutive losing season, but Brown hopes last season's painful decision will pay dividends. "But now that it's done, that was the critical decision we made as coaches because we're a bt more experienced team right now for doing that than we would have been," he said. Brown said the Owls played better in losses to Arkansas and Southern Methodist and closed out the season with a 46-40 loss to Baylor and a 38-26 loss to Houston. "We kept getting a little better near the end and I guess that's the high point," he said. "Our kids left the season losing yet with their heads up because they got better and learned that they can compete in this league." Brown's cram course over the final part of last season means that he will start fall practice with seven returning starters on offense and eight on defense. Brown's goal this season is to improve a defensive unit that ranked last in the Southwest Conference in total defense with a 432-yard yield per game. "We weren't last, we were dead last," Brown said. "There was no one close to us. We were the worst. I said when I came here that you can't win consistently without a good defense. We proved that last year." The defense will be headed by junior defensive tackle Dwain Turner and senior strong safety Ernest Evans. Turner says the Owls will be better this season because they are much stronger. "With the new equipment and the new program, I think all of us have benefitted," Turner said. "Overall, we were a weak team. Now, I think we are if not the SWC: Rice Owls strongest, one of the strongest teams in the conference and ITI put my money where my mouth is on tint." The Owls had moments of sparkle with an offense Brown called "Controlled Chaos '' "We moved the ball last year but it was on big plays too much," Brown said. "We'd punt, punt and then we'd score. But we didn't have enough control to keep our defense off the field the way I'd like." The Owl offense was most potent with freshman quarterback Mark Comalander. After missing much of the season with an injury, he closed out the season with a freshman-record 357 yards passing against Southwest Conference champion Houston. "In the spring, I started to understand the offense better," Comalander said. "We showed we could put a lot of points on the board (66 in their final two games ) but the key will be consistency. "Any team in the conference can ring up a lot of points ona given day." The Owls, who face five 1984 bowl teams this season, have lost a record 25 consecutive Southwest Conference games. Before trying to snap that string, the Owls start the season with non-conference games against Miami, Air Force and the Lamar Cardinals, who represented Rice's only victory last season. LESLIE KRIEWALDT HERALD ZEITUNG Chuck Bell races for the goal line during the 1984 season Opening day DIRVLC AMK HERALD ZtlTUNG Volleyball players at New Braunfels High School started season opener at home against Seguin Aug 20 Canyon practice Monday afternoon in preparation for the team's and Smithson Valley also began workouts Monday ;
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Reader: Getting an MMJ card = killer weed and super-low prices
William Breathes's post about rising medical marijuana patient numbers considered the question of whether the upward trend was being driven in part by high taxes on recreational pot. The answer from plenty of our readers was a resounding "yes." Take this post from a self-described "old reefer man."
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I moved to Colorado Springs in late February. The medical shops are everywhere -- rec shops have been outlawed. I'd have to drive to Pueblo to get retail.I had been spoiled with the rec shops in Denver since the grand opening and my return to an old pastime. I needed a red card for the privilege to shop around here. This certificate allows me to get killer weed just around the corner and on every other corner in this town. Super low prices and more choices than I could have every dreamed of in the 30+ years that I have been smoking the reefer. I was pleased with the fact that it was super hassle free. Just see a weed doctor once a year and deal with some paperwork. The doc had no trouble convincing me of the benefits of weed. Plus, these stores treat you like a motherfucking king and they provide quality dope to an old reefer man with a smile.
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A recent report indicated that for adults age 19 to 50, only 16 percent consumed the recommended number of servings. For younger and older folks, the numbers were even worse - as low as 10 percent!
"Men's dairy intake is important for their health and for their family too," says Mike McNamara, secondary prevention specialist with the Cardiovascular Health Program for the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) in Helena. "Enjoying low-fat dairy products is a smart nutrition move for the health of your bones and your heart. It is also the best way to model the eating habits you want your children and grandchildren to have as they grow up."
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend 3 cups of fat-free or low-fat milk - or equivalent milk products - per day. Since the recommendations were published in 2005, dozens of additional studies have provided evidence for the health benefits of nutrient-rich dairy foods. Calcium and vitamin D are now emerging as key nutrients in the prevention of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and cancer - in addition to their better-known role in building strong bones and teeth.
As a health professional and father of two, McNamara is convinced about the value of dairy foods. "We always serve low-fat milk with meals at our home." DPHHS dietitians point to these four important reasons to get into a dairy habit.
* You care about children's health and future well-being: Whether you're talking nutrition, physical activity, or any other health habit, children and teens look to family members as role models. Celebrate Father's Day (and every day) with a tall glass of refreshing low-fat milk (plain or your favorite flavor) - or a summertime fruit smoothie.
* You're trying to build muscle mass: Here's some fitness news that's easy to swallow. Whey protein (a high quality protein from cow's milk and yogurt) in combination with resistance exercise can boost the rate at which your body makes lean muscle. Research suggests that fat-free milk may be one of the most effective sports drinks on the planet.
* You want to lower your high blood pressure: Low-fat dairy is an essential component of the DASH diet (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension). A delicious combo of low-fat dairy and 8 to 10 produce servings (fresh, frozen, canned and dried fruits/veggies) has repeatedly been confirmed as effective in preventing and treating high blood pressure.
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Russian Soyuz Commander Alexander Samokutyayev, NASA Flight Engineer Ron Garan and cosmonaut Andrey Borisenko are to join three other crew members aboard the orbital station after a two-day trip from Earth aboard the cramped spacecraft, an upgraded model of a Soviet-designed standby.
Russian Mission Control said the three men lifted off on schedule from the Baikonur cosmodrome at 0418 local time (2218 GMT on Monday).
"The Soyuz-TMA 21 spacecraft has reached orbit," Samokutyayev, strapped in with his two crewmates, reported to Russian Mission Control a few minutes into the flight after the rocket stages dropped off.
The crew in white space suits flashed thumbs up to onboard cameras and a stuffed toy mascot began floating above their heads as they entered weightlessness.
Once it was safely in orbit, applause broke out at the cavernous Mission Control center in a northern Moscow suburb, named after Gagarin's mentor, the legendary chief designer of the Soviet space programme Sergei Korolyov.
It is the first flight for Russians Samokutyayev and Borisenko, while Garan has logged 13 days in space during a 2008 shuttle mission.
The launch comes less than a week before the 50th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's historic flight from the same, once-secret Baikonur launch facility to become the first human in orbit.
Tuesday's successful launch of the Soyuz -- which was named after Gagarin and his portrait daubed across its hull -- will likely assuage concerns over reliance on the single-use Russian spacecraft as NASA mothballs its shuttle fleet later this year.
Lift off had been postponed from March 30 due to a glitch in the upgraded Soyuz's communication system.
Garan, an avid twitter user and blogger, has promised to keep up the information flow from orbit. On Sunday, he tweeted pictures of himself getting a last haircut on Earth and called Gagarin's flight "a giant leap in our evolution as a species."
He and his crewmates will spend six months aboard the station, a $100 billion project of 16 nations that has been under construction about 220 miles above Earth since 1998.
The growing orbital complex, a mix of mostly Russian and American-built modules, can now accommodate a six-member crew at all times.
Russian cosmonaut Dmitry Kondratyev, U.S. astronaut Cady Coleman and European Space Agency's Paolo Nespoli of Italy have been aboard the station since mid-December.
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Kale and quinoa come together in this fresh salad. Customize with your favorite fruits and veggies to make it uniquely yours!
Archive | Salads
Wheat Berry Salad
This wheat berry salad has an earthy warmness to it, a tad nutty but only slightly, and depending on what other ingredients are mixed in, the wonderful ability to suit any season.
Kamut with Asparagus, Peas, and Roasted Lemon
Why not switch up the grains in your diet and add an ancient grain like kamut? It's not just healthy, it's delicious! We used this grain to make a side dish at one of our cooking classes. It's pretty enough for company (it's twice the size of modern-day wheat) and it's not the same, boring rice side dish you may have made zillions of times.
Nutty Wild Rice Salad
With a mild, nutty taste and that signature chewy bite, whole grains are a great base for salads because they easily take on the flavors of whatever you mix in… and you can mix just about anything in to satisfy both your tummy and your tastebuds.
Shrimp Salad with Cucumber and Dill (Lactose-Free)
At first blush, mid-December may not seem like the right time of year for this cool salad (even though it uses cream cheese, it's surprisingly fresh and light), but with all the holiday parties happening right now, this will make for a lovely bright spot on the potluck table.
A "Figgy" Fall Salad
Fresh figs are flooding the local markets and I love combining them in an autumnal salad with almonds, apple, and a drizzle of honey-infused vinaigrette.
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Required Reading: April 5, 2006
In which Sheldon Silver wades into the WTC rebuilding fracas, NY and NJ hospitals are rated the nation's worst, Massachusetts passes a plan for near-universal healthcare, foreign relief groups blast the Red Cross over Katrina response, Katie Couric says yes (really!) to CBS, a DHS spokesman is caught in a kiddie porn sting, and Jack Shafer cancels his Times subscription.
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"State's Hosps Second Worst" (NY Post)
"Massachusetts Sets Health Plan for Nearly All" (NY Times)
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Patience is a Virtue
George was just about to sit down to dinner with Martha when he heard her. Doris had returned. He and Martha looked at one another, sighed in unison, and sat, silently resolving not to let whatever it was that she might do disturb the meal that Martha had worked so hard to prepare.
Typically on Tuesdays Doris had already gotten home from her hair appointment by the time George returned from work, but today when he had pulled into his driveway--silence. Perhaps Doris had fallen asleep. It was uncommon for her to imbibe to the point of falling asleep during the day. When he had come into the house and asked Martha about it, she had answered that she hadn't heard a thing from Doris all afternoon.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if Doris were staying elsewhere for a while, George had thought, but he was not optimistic. The only places Doris ever stayed for long besides her home were the hospital or the police station, and the drama Doris would add to the neighborhood had see been forced to go to either place was not worth the tradeoff of having her gone for a while.
Quietly, Martha got up from her seat and went over and turned on the radio. The soothing sounds of "Count Thou Fount of Every Blessing" filled the dining room. It was a technique often used to drown out Doris' less than holy speech.
For seven years now, George and Martha had lived next door to Doris Hobson. Seven long years. It had been an altogether terribly unpleasant experience which had culminated when...well, perhaps thinking about the cat incident wouldn't be the best thing for his appetite. Needless to say, Hezekiah had become and indoor cat.
"I've been thinking," Martha said just loud enough to be heard over "Come Thou Fount" and Doris' continued ranting out in the yard, "and I think it's time that we seriously consider moving."
It made perfect sense that Martha would want to. They had been through a lot in seven years and George knew that Martha had been especially troubled when Doris had interrupted Bible study a few nights back and accused them of leaving liquor bottles in her waste bins. The notion was absolutely ridiculous of course, and their friends knew that, but it had embarrassed Martha a good deal nonetheless.
All that aside, George was surprised to hear Martha say they should consider moving. George had brought it up many times with Martha, but Martha had felt the Christian thing to do was to stay, to show love to one's neighbor--in a literal sense.
She had remember him how as Christians they were called to love their enemies and she often cited Colossians 1:11 to him saying, "being strengthened with all power according to His glorious might so that you may have great endurance and patience."
George was proud to have such a god-fearing wife, but he had not like the fact that Martha had felt it morally appropriate to stay, but now here was something he had wanted to hear for years. Martha thought they should move. "What about Colossians 1:11?" George asked his wife.
"Yes, I thought you would ask about that," Martha said with a simple smile. I realized today when I was reading my Bible that I had been so focued on the scriptural reasons to stay I had been ignoring some of the scriptural reasons to leave, and then as I continued reading it was as if the Holy Spirit led me straight to the answer I needed. I read 1 Corinthians 15:33, "Bad company corrupts good morals."
"Oh, how very true, my dear," George said reaching out and taking her hand, "how very true."


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Samantha unzipped the bag, head to foot. Phillips was hovering behind her, an anxious look on his face. His fatty jowls were wobbling.
Sam gave him a bemused look, "After three years you really think I'd be scarred from seeing a mutilated body?"
As if to accentuate her point, she traced the scar on her face with her forefinger.
"Right," Phillips turned and left the morgue, leaving Sam to her…methods.
Smiling, she clapped her hands and bent over the body to address the dead boy personally, "Now then, let's get started,"
She pressed her fingertips together and made a steeple with her hands. Here is the church, here is the steeple, open the doors, and kill all the people. A delicious thrill ran through her. A murder! It had been ages seen she'd dealt with a good murder. And this one was fabulous. She pried open the boy's jaw and reached her fingers inside, scrabbling around for something specific. The inside of his mouth was much drier than it should have been, given the time that he'd died. Reaching further back, her thumb brushed against a crevice between two teeth filled with a sticky black substance.
"Ah, there you are," She withdrew her hand and examined the black gunk clinging to the tip of her fingernail.
The boy had obviously been involved with some very nasty dealings. Closing her eyes, she moved the puzzle pieces around until they made sense.
She opened her eyes and stared down at the boy, "Well, that was rather stupid of you, wasn't it?"
"You want what?!"
Samantha tapped her long black nails on Phillips desk, "You heard me – I want the entire contents of his underwear and sock drawers,"
Phillips leaned back in his chair and folded his hands over his massive waist. He really needed to lay off the pudding, Samantha thought to herself. Already there was a great deal of strain on the middle two buttons of his shirt. Someone could get hurt if they pinged off suddenly. Samantha suppressed a giggle at this amusing thought.
"What in the name of sanity would you need his underwear for?"
Samantha leaned towards him, bending her slender upper half over the desk top. Her scarf brushed the wood surface, cleverly concealing her cleavage so Phillips wouldn't see. Old, fat men like him tended to be perverts.
"I have a secret for you Mr. Phillips,"
"Detective Phillips,"
"It's Detective,"
"Not important – do you want to hear my secret or not?"
Phillips leaned forward so his nose was inches from Sam's, "Do tell Miss Hawk,"
"I'm not sane,"
Sam jogged up the steps followed by two policemen carrying a huge box of the dead boy's belongings – well, his underwear at least. His name was printed on it, 'Alex Masters'.
"Come on boys, we haven't got all day!" She cried, skipping to her apartment door.
She loathed living in an apartment complex, but her mother was the only family member who would take her. Her grandmother – the only other relative she consciously knew was alive - had denied letting Sam live with her
when she heard she'd killed a lot of baby birds to study their internal organs. The policemen grunted in response, carrying the box between them. Sam really didn't understand what the big deal was. The box couldn't be that heavy could it? How much lingerie could a gay boy have anyway?
She opened the door and hollered inside, "Mum I'm home! Brought some evidence, hope you don't mind!" Sam could smell something delicious cooking.
Her mother yelled back from the kitchen, "Of course I don't mind, have them set on the kitchen table!"
Oh how Sam loved her mother and her tolerance for Sam's unhealthy obsession.
The policemen followed Sam inside, setting the heavy white box on the round kitchen table, "Thanks boys," Sam nodded her head towards them in appreciation. Unfortunately they didn't hear her. They were too busy tripping over themselves in an attempt to escape the apartment. Apparently they had seen Sam's collection of pickled cow hearts on the mantle. Chuckling, Sam seated herself at the table.
"What's for supper?" She inquired, closing her eyes to enjoy the rich smell of some sort of food or other.
"Breaded chicken, just how you like it. There's some mustard in the fridge if you'd like some with it,"
Sam wriggled out of her coat and draped it over the chair, yanking off her scarf in the process.
"Take your boots off, dear," Her mother reminded her.
Sam glanced down at her high heeled lace up boots that came all the way up her calves. Sighing, she sat back down to unlace them.
"Right, thanks mum,"
Ms. Howler made a noise of approval in response.
Sam wandered over to the fridge, opening it in search of the mustard. She put mustard on everything, even pickles. Somehow, it made everything taste better.
Finding the familiar yellow bottle, Sam carried it back to the table. Ms. Howler brought the steaming plate of chicken in and let it clatter to the table top. "Good grief, one of these days it'll end up all over my favorite blouse," She grumbled, blowing on her blistered fingertips. Samantha squirted the yellow substance all over her piece of meat.
"Mrs. Lawrence said she bumped into a very odd man today," Sam's mother told her. Her knife slid into the white flesh of the chicken as she spoke. "Talked like he was out of his mind. Something about country songs in this time,"
Sam paused at this, her fork bearing a piece of food hovering inches before her lips. "In this time, you say?" She quirked an eyebrow.
"Exactly, isn't that just odd? I thought I'd might as well tell you seeing as you're my clever girl," Ms. Howler winked a single green eye.
Samantha hummed to herself for a moment before wrapping her lips around her fork. Through her mouthful she muttered, "Either he's crazy, a criminal, or an idiot, I'm not sure which,"


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"Yeah. Ducks." She smiled as she skipped off to the kitchen. The ducks were still there.
"Aww, now look as these babies...." She mumbled as she took them off one by one to inspect them. Each one was perfect. And then of course, she saved that last one for Simon. It had to be the biggest one. Now as for what to spice it up with....
Sheila walked over to the cabinet where she ripped the doors open and stared at the rows of glaring bright spices. Maybe a bit of everything. Sheila leaned in and grabbed some horseradish and peppers. Maybe she should burn that guys mouth off. She laughed as she smeared the stuff onto the ducks. And then an idea hit her. Human excrement. Perfect.
Sheila smiled evilly as she snuck into the bathroom. Holding her nose, she picked up a bucket of that smelly stuff and slipped back into the kitchen. She lathered a thick layer of it all over the duck. Along with a thick layer of chocolate. Yum. Simon was going to love this.
"Time for food! I made ducks!" Sheila shouted as she brought out each and every plate of duck.
"Now this one's for you. And for you. And you. And you. And..." She trailed off as she looked at the spiced up duck of Simon. "Here. I made this one especially for you."
She handed the plate to Simon and smiled innocently.
"Thank you."
Shale stepped up next in line.
"What did you do to that duck?" He asked recognizing that smile.
"Oh, I just spiced it up a little. You know. The usual."
Shale nodded and walked off smiling. There would be a show to watch tonight.