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Used Chevrolet Cavalier LS '02 for sale in Ohio
This coupe is located in Mentor, OH 44060, and was listed by dealer
- 1-Owner Vehicle
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Vehicle Specs
- Body Style: Coupe
- Year: 2002
- Mileage: 140,700
- Transmission: Automatic 5 speed
- Engine: 2.2L
- Drivetrain: FWD - Front Wheel Drive
- Color: Red
- Condition: Fair
- Coupe Listed By: Dealer
- Stock: 45961A
- Category: Coupes
Vehicle Details
Are you looking for an economical car in Ohio that has an ultra-low sale price that is enough good to resist it? If so, come to Mentor, OH, and check this Chevrolet Cavalier from 2002, read color, LS trim, coupe style which has 140k miles and is being sold as a 1-owner vehicle.
This sporty coupe is on sale AS IS with no warranty and you should come with a mechanical or someone who knows how to work on cars to have an idea what is the overall mechanical condition of the vehicle.
This Cavalier has clean title and comes equipped with CD player, power windows, power locks and mirrors, power sunroof, power steering, rear spoiler, ABS, AC, light tinted windows, keyless entry, traction control, auto transmission, daytime running lights and more.
It features a 2.2L 4 cylinder 115-HP engine that yields a fuel economy of up to 33 MPG on highways. So, if you besides a low-price you are looking for an efficient one, this red one could be a good choice.
Bear in mind that some of the reason that this car is priced so low is because it has some rust in the body, that why you should come and see it by yourself. The tires are in decent condition as well as the interior which looks clean and well cared and the original which still looks good.
This low-buck sporty coupe stands out for being reliable, good on gas, very quiet, fun to drive, tiny and inexpensive to keep and maintain. It requires low maintenance. For less than $2000 dollars you can't miss this bargain.
Vehicle Features & Options
- Power Brakes
- Power Door Locks
- Power Mirrors
- Power Steering
- Power Sunroof
- Power Windows With 1-Touch Mode
- 12V Power Outlet
- Seating Capacity: Up To 5 People Comfortably
- Air Conditioning
- Bucket Seats
- Cargo Net
- Cloth Upholstery Seats
- Cruise Control
- Driver And Passenger Door Pockets
- Front Cup Holders
- Rear Cup Holders
- Tachometer
- Tilt Steering Wheel
- 3rd Stop Light
- 4-Wheel Covers
- Body-colored Bumpers
- Fixed Antenna
- Intermittent Windows Wipers
- Light Tinted Windows
- Rear Spoiler
- Steel Wheels
- AM/FM Stereo
- CD Player
- Regular Unleaded Gas Required
- 4-Wheel ABS (Anti-Lock Brakes System)
- Anti-Theft Security System
- Child Safety Door Locks
- Child Seat Anchors
- Daytime Running Lights
- Driver And Passenger Airbags
- Engine Immobilizer
- Rear Window Defogger
- Traction Control
- Cargo Area Light
- Remote Key-Less Entry
- Remote Trunk Release
- 2.2L I4 8V MPFI OHV 115-HP Engine
- Fuel Economy City: 24 MPG
- Fuel Economy Highway: 33 MPG
- Fuel Tank Capacity: 14.1 Gallons
- Stereo With 4 Speakers
- 2-Door Economical Sporty Coupe Style
- Coupe originally and manufactured in USA.
- It comes with clean title.
- Its overall owner satisfaction rating in the KBB is 7.9 out of 10.
- This Chevy is tagged by Carfax as a "low mileage vehicle" as it has been driven around 12,000 miles per year only.
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I woke up and stared at my clock 11:56pm. I sighed and started to get up, I listened hard and could hear my mum downstairs, and I plodded to the upstairs bathroom. The light was still on and I sighed again. My mum sometimes leaves the bathroom light on then blames me for it, one thing in a long list of stuff she blames me for. I opened the bathroom door and started laughing; James was in there having a shower. He turned around and shouted "FUCKING HELL MINA GET OUT!" I giggled again, shut the door and hurried back to my bedroom. James is my mum Emily's boyfriend of 4 years and the farther of my half sister Charlotte. How was I supposed to know he was staying here tonight, mum never told me about it. I could still hear my mum clattering about downstairs and decided to go and explain it to her before James did, no doubt he would make it sound like it was my fault according to those two everything is. I changed into some sweatpants and a T-shirt and made my way downstairs. I stood outside the living room deciding whether I should leave it to James to tell her when I chickened out and ran back through the hall and upstairs into my bedroom. I took my favourite book off the shelf and started reading.
I love to read, I read every day and I am always buying more books. I love to get lost in the characters and their world and all the impossible things that happen there. I was in the middle of the third chapter when I heard James go down stairs and five minutes later I heard the elephant-like footsteps of my mum coming upstairs. I heard her pause outside my door for a few seconds then nock. I folded the corner of my already ruined book (I've read it far too many times and the pages are full of doodles), I walked to the door and opened it and the first thing my mum said was "did you go into the bathroom while your dad was having a shower on purpose to play a joke on him?" I knew she would say this, I knew it would be my fault. when I said nothing she carried on " your little jokes and snarky comments are not funny now go and apologise to your dad "I could feel my temper building and I finally let it out
"For fuck sake mum he isn't my dad and I didn't do it on purpose, I didn't know he was here. I heard you downstairs and I know you sometimes leave the light on in the bathroom so I went in because I needed the toilet and when I saw James he shouted at me and I shut the door!"
"Do not swear at me Mina and how can you say he is not your dad, he does a better job than your real one"
"Don't shout at me, now go and apologise to James"
"Fine "I grumbled and made my way downstairs once again
"And apologise properly,I'll be checking with him later to make sure you have "
"Whatever "I shouted back. I walked down the rest of the stairs and into the living room, thankfully James was fully dressed in his pyjamas
"James" he turned his head to look at me
"If you don't want anyone walking in on you then use your own shower in your own home, okay?"I turned around and walked out leaving James red in the face. I walked upstairs and into my bedroom and flopped onto my bed. I had just picked up my book again when James opened my bedroom door.
I can see why my mum likes him; he looks good for a thirty five year old. He has sandy blond hair shaved to a NO3 and he has hazel brown eyes (like my mum) and he is over 6.6ft,but she can't see that he only wants her because she has a lot of money. She is 10 years older and she has grey hair, they have nothing in common and now they have a baby together (I hoped my mum was too old to get pregnant)
"Mina stop being so cheeky towards me what have I ever done to you, you can stay in here all day tomorrow and your mum won't buy you any more books for the rest of the holiday" I stood up and walked up to him
"firstly get out of my room, secondly don't tell me what to do and thirdly I don't need my mum to buy me books, you both said this last time but I still ended up with more books didn't I" I pushed him out of my room "don't come in again unless you want me to tell everyone you're a perv, I could have been getting changed "and with that I shut the door in his face. I know what will happen next, my mum will come and tell me how rude I have been and she will take me to James and watch me apologise then moan at me for a couple of days .I waited until I heard them both snoring in their sleep until I ventured downstairs .Strange, I thought my mum normally comes and shouts at me if I've argued with James oh well maybe I will get away scott free for once. I went straight for the cupboard in the kitchen and grabbed two bags of crisps, a packet of cookies and a cola from the fridge and went into the basement. Our basement is massive and it is my space, it has my laptop and loads of shelves of my books and all my art supplies, James tried to argue that it's not fair that I have the basement all to myself and I said to him that if he touches anything in the basement or even goes in, I will knock him out. He just laughed at me but he left the subject alone.
I walked down the steps and switched the light on and headed straight to my laptop at the far corner of the room. The room is pure white with black patterns on two of the walls and a black carpet. I switched my laptop on and started eating some of my crisps while it loaded. I connected to the internet and went straight onto Amazon. I started adding any books that sounded remotely interesting and I ended up with 24 books, sighing contently with myself I pressed the little button that confirms my order and went to my book cases to make space for them. I order a lot of books off Amazon with my mum's card without her knowledge, my mum once left her bag on the sofa while she was in the bath so I took out her card and wrote all the information down. Smiling at the memory I sat down in the corner and started reading.
I heard a loud thump that brought me out of the world of supernatural beings I was reading about. I heard another thump and a low mumble that singled a male voice, I looked at my watch it was 5am. Ii silently put the book down and crept up the cellar steps and turns out the light. I opened the cellar door and saw two pale white figures near the window and I suddenly realised what I had to do. My mum keeps her toolbox at the bottom of the stairs; I felt my way down to it in the dark, opened it and got a screwdriver out. I ran up the stairs and threw open the door. Both men turned and looked at me, now I was closer I could see them better, they were both young, very pale and wearing black jeans and trainers. One wore a black turtle neck jumper and one wore a navy blue jumper. The one in the black turtle neck ran towards me growling, I punched him in the nose and as he staggered back I kicked him in the stomach.He sprawled onto the ground and I plunged the screwdriver into his heart.Gasping I looked up at the second guy, he was slowly walking toward me.
Now that I was looking closer he looked about 17 only two years older than me and the man on the ground looked about the same age as him. The second guy was stood on the other side of the body shaking his head, he looked up at me smiled and said "sorry about that I told Jay we should talk to you instead of just grabbing you" I just stared at him paralysed " you are Mina aren't you?"
He held his hand out for me to shake it and the blackness overwhelmed me and the last thing I remember is coldness all around me

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We live in the center of Holland with Amsterdam, Utrecht and other nice cities within 30 kms distance. The house is close to woods and special landscapes with sanddunes with good walking and cycling possibilities. Shops and Busstop are within walking distance, the trainstation easily reached bij bus or bicycle (4 are ailable). Its a perfect place for combining visiting major cities and places of importance of Holland and enjoying nature on foot or by bicycle. The sunny garden is not big but big enough to sit in the sun, and as it gets colder light te fire. Kids can play in the garden, on the street or in the nearby park.
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EUR/USD 1.4875 - 14 October 2009
On Tuesday Euro/Dollar continued the upward trend as expected up to 1.4870. On the 3 hour chart the currency pair tried to reach higher bed, climbing above the 1.4815 resistance level. The upward impulse was limited at 1.4871, closing the day at 1.4852. Our expectations are for rising European currency in the short term. Quotes are currently moving within the bullish channel, indicating that bulls are still in charge. Only break down of the 1.4760 support may shake the bullish channel, and possibly renew the bearish momentum with potential test of 1.4640. Important resistance level is 1.4688. Going above it may reestablish the bullish scenario with aims towards the psychological 1.5000. The CCI indicator has crossed up the 100 line on the 1 hour chart, indicating ascending pressure.
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Trend: Upward
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For our Catholic patients, we offer daily communion in addition to Catholic mass on the following days: Monday, Thursday and Friday at noon in the chapel, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the auditorium. The HackensackUMC Mountainside Interfaith Chapel is available to people of any faith. A Shabbat Room is available for use by our Jewish patients and their families.
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From the Desk of John Hanson, Senior Vice President of Communications at the USO:
"The USO's been long enough to touch the lives of troops and families from World War II though the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. We hear stories almost everywhere we go. It's like joining an ongoing conversation friends have over a cup of coffee.
This afternoon someone came to our office to thank us. It seems he was in the neighborhood, visiting a client when he saw our name on the sign outside the building here in Arlington.
He told us he was a young Marine officer in Somalia in the early 1990s. It was awful duty. One day he ran across a small USO canteen on his base. "I was able to get a warm Coke," he said. "Best Coke I ever had."
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He almost apologized for being a "small donor." I told him there was no such thing, and showed him around the office. We have a large photo of Toby Keith and one of his guitarists entertaining troops at a very remote forward operating base in Afghanistan. "People ask me what Afghanistan is like," I told him. "I steer them to this photo. That's Afghanistan – not very lush, very desolate in places."
"Yeah," he said. "When I was in Somalia you guys sent Garth Brooks. I stayed in back so my Marines could see him. I was more interested in the warm Coke."
It was one of those profoundly simple meetings that illustrated the good our donors cause to happen. Just a passing kindness from one stranger to another stranger in a very strange and remote place that is for most of us a dot on a map we don't pay much attention to."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 10, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Opinions DAVID SULLENS, Editor and Publisher JANINE GREEN, Managing Editor Page 4A * Herald'ZNtunq, New Braunfels, Texas_Sunday, March IO, 1991Harald-Zeltung Published Sunday morning, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons by New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, 707 banda St, or P.O. Drawer 311328, New Braunfels, Texas 78131-1328. Second Class postage paid by New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung at New Braunfele, Texas. DAVID SULLENS Editor and PubHshor JANINE GREEN LONE' BEASLEY Managing Editor Advertising Director cheryl Duvall Business Manager KAREN REININGER Classified Manager CAROL ANN AVERY Circulation Manager GUS ELBEL Pressroom Foreman Carrier delivery in Comal, Guadalupe, Hays, Blanco and Kendall counties: three months, $10.25; six months, $17.90; one year, $32. Senior Citizens Discount (carrier delivery only): six months, $14.90; one year, $27.00. Mail delivery outside Comal County, in Texas: three months, $18.00; six months, $32; one year, $60. Mail outside Texas: six months, $42; one year, $70. lf you have not received your newspaper by 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, or by 7:30 a.m. Sunday, call 625-9144 or 658-1900 by 7 p.m. and ll a.m., respectively. Postmaster: Send address changes to P.O. Drawer 311328, New Braunfels, Texas 78131-1328. David SullensTeens exhibit warmth, spirit Those who speak ill of today's young people should have been at New Braunfels High School last Tuesday night. The halls of the high school were cluttered with booths set up by members of the many student organizations at NBHS. Most of the booths were impressive in and of themselves. Let me share some highlights with you. The theater group's booth and that of the science club both were impressive simply by the volume of their "props." The machinery in the booth manned by the drama students included a bubble machine and a smoke machine. Asked about the latter, one of the students was quick to grin and demonstrate, flooding that arca of the hall with enough smoke to hide an amphibious landing force (well, almost). And the science club students were playing with everything from electricity to a solution that coated coins with zinc. At the Spanish Club booth, visitors were offered tortilla chips and some of the best guacamole around. The French Club was making crepes. The work of the students at the Advertising Art Club's booth was of professional quality. The talent exhibited at that booth alone was amazing. Bul what was most impressive in the halls of the high school Tucsday evening was the enthusiasm of those kids — and, indeed, of their teachers. T.J. Bchling perfectly exemplified that as he, as one of the students at the theater group's booth, enthusiastically and openly greeted anyone and everyone who ventured close to his group's display. There's no way any normal human being walked anywhere near that booth that night without feeling T.J.'s warmth and friendliness. And there is, therefore, no way anyone passed that way without feeling better for having been there. But T.J. wasn't unique. That same warmth and enthusiasm could be felt throughout NBHS Tuesday night. The next time someone tries to tell you today's kids are going to hell in a handbaskei, don't try to argue with them. Just take them out to NBHS and show them how totally wrong they are. Lamar SmithEnergy Strategy arrives ll is only about IO years late and it's more than a dollar short. The National Energy Strategy has finally arrived. In the late 1970s, we were held hostage by foreign oil interests and prices at the gas pumps soared. At that lime, Americans began calling for a national strategy on energy. Here it is, more than a decade later, and we are still waiting for a comprehensive plan. While I support some of what is included in the Administration's National Energy Strategy, it is only a first step. President Bush's plan calls for opening up new areas for oil and gas exploration, pushes for additional research and development in the oil and gas industry and overhauls some regulations to increase competition in the wholesale market. The Administration's strategy is designed to reduce U.S. oil consumption by 3.4 million barrels a day by the year 2010 and increase domestic production by 3.8 milion barrels a day by they year, according to the U.D. Department of Energy. lf current trends continue, we will be importing an estimated 65 percent of the oil we consume — continuing to leave us at the mercy of other nations. Should we implement the entire National Energy Strategy, oil imports are expected to drop to 40 percent of the total oil consumed. Utilities more expensive elsewhere I've just come to New Braunfels from the Houston area. That's a welcome move for many reasons. The greatest of those reasons is that the people in New Braunfels are real and warm and caring. Where I lived in Houston, folks don't know their next door neighbors. And they could care less how you and your family were getting along. But Comal County is a good place to be for many other reasons, too. Quite a few of them have to do with money. Just in case you've been here a while and have forgotten exactly how lucky you are, let me remind you. If business associates came to see me around lunchtime where I was before moving to New Braunfels, it was a given that we were going to drop $20-25 apiece having lunch somewhere. New Braunfels has many good restaurants, restaurants with atmosphere quite the equal of any where I came from. As I took the San Antonio correspondent for the Associated Press to lunch one day last week, it suddenly dawned on me that we'd eaten for about half — perhaps less — than it would have cost to have had lunch in the Houston area at a comparable restaurant. As everyone knows, auto insurance is significantly less expensive here. And utility bills are significantly lower. Just as an example, take a look at what you're paying for electricity. In Houston, I was paying Houston Lighting & Power 8.4 cents per kilowatt hour. Here we pay about 5.65 cents. That means that, if you live in an 1800-2,000 square foot house and are an average user of electricity, you pay about $60 per month less in New Braunfels than you would in Houston. (Most families who live in homes that size use about 2,000 kilowatt hours per month.) I found that an interesting comparison (since it means about $720 a year to my family) so I decided to compare further. I found that electricity is cheaper just about everyplace in Texas than it is in Houston. But I also found that it is more expensive just about everyplace in Texas than it is in New Braunfels. (There is one exception. It is cheaper in Fredricksburg.) Folks in the City of Austin paid 6.435 cents a kilowatt hour in January for their electricity. Customers of Texas Utilities, which serves most of Northeast Texas, including the Dallas area, paid 6.932 cents. If you lived in the Central Power & Light service area, you'd have paid 7.93 cents per kwh in January. Gulf States Utilities would have charged you 8.424 cents and West Texas Utilities 7.842 cents. I did find one place where electricity is more expensive than it is in Houston. El Paso Electric Co. customers pay 8.773 cents per kwh. Think about that. If you lived in El Paso and used 2,000 kwh in a month, you'd get a bill for $175.40.Forum But we need to go farther in our trek toward true independence from foreign oil. The National Energy Strategy offered little support to the independent oil producer who accounts for 41 percent of our domestic production in the lower 48 states. The Administration claimed with its National Energy Strategy that it was committed to developing new technologies to recover oil left behind by conventional oil production methods. This I support wholeheartedly. At the same time, however, the president's budget cut research and development for fossil fuels in half. The opening of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and the Outer Continental Shelf, though needed, does not address the need to rely more on the production capability of the lower 48 states. Also omitted from the strategy were tax incentives to encourage domestic exploration and production of oil and natural gas. Over the years, statistics have shown our reliance on foreign oil has increased as our production here at home has fallen. Less than half of our energy needs are satisfied by domestic oil. To cut research and development funds now is misguided. It is imperative that we expand exploration and increase production of domestic energy.28 successful 'Shadows* Editor: Tucday, Feb. 19, 28 students from my Career Investigation program at Canyon Middle School participated in the Chamber of Commerce's "Shadow Program." It was such a tremendous success for them, I want to thank all of those involved. To the Chamber of Commerce: Tony Mud-ford. Bonnie Tetrault, Beverly Giacoletli and their staff — the chamber should be congratulated on the successful planning and coordination of the project. Your involvement in the education of our children is a WONDERFUL way to give something back to our community. The students who participated are the next bankers, managers, lawyers, judges, sales personnel, millworkers, city employees, etc., of New Braunfels and it is important for them to see the opportunities for a variety of occupations — right here at home. To the participating businesses: I sent you 28 scared adolescents who were unsure of what to say to you, what to ask about your company and what exactly WAS your company. You sent back 28 young men and women who were tremendously enhanced by what they saw. Their enthusiasm has been ignited and those around them are encouraged by the opportunities that await them when they get to participate in a "Shadow Program." Your time and thoughtfulness has done a great deal more than you realize — in some cases altering the course of their high school career. To New Braunfels Middle School: As hosts of our Shadow Program Breakfast, you were our first contact with our Shadow sponsor. Your students and staff were most gracious when they welcomed us and the breakfast served was a great way to start our morning. The setup was a wonderful idea to allow the students to find their mentor. We look forward to having you as our guests next year. Margi Handrick Canyon Middle SchoolPresent citizens' view Editor: On Feb. 6., Gov. Ann Richards announced a request for a two-year moratorium on toxic waste burning. She said, "No more will hazardous waste facilities be rammed through the permit process over the objections of local communities. No more will they be located near schools or residential areas or water supplies." Richards is addressing the concerns of New Braunfels' citizens through proactive government. I have waited patiently forLetter policy The Herald-Zeitung welcomes correspondence concerning topics of general interest. All letters must be signed and include an address and telephone number for verification purposes — only the name and community of residence will accompany the letter in print. No anonymous letters will be accepted. Length is limited to 300 words and letter-writers to acceptance for publication only once per month. The newspaper reserves the right to refuse any letter as well as edit all letters. The letters become the property of the Herald-Zeitung. Letters should be sent to Forum, New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, P.O. Drawer 311328, New Braunfels, Texas 78131-1328, or brought to our offices at 707 Landa. In New Braunfels, your bill for that same amount of electricity is $112.94. "This is kind of a neat trick," I told NBU's Bob Sohn. "How do you do that? And do you pull rabbits out of the hat on weekends?" Sohn attributed the difference to the fact that "we tend to our business." The difference, he said, lies in a combination of many factors: good maintenance of the system (it is far less expensive, he said, to keep something in good shape than it is to fix it after it breaks, especially if it breaks at night or on the weekend); tight control of investments ("Every nickel we take in this morning will be invested by noon," he said); NBU only pays 3 percent to the city in lieu of taxes where San Antonio and Austin, for example, build 14 percent into their rates to be paid to the cities they serve. "We just run a pretty tight ship," Sohn said. NBU has, he told me, 17,000 electric customers, 10,000 water customers and 9,000 sewer customers. The utility employs 175 people. I'm generally pretty cynical, but, in light of those numbers — and having just compared the electric rates where I came from to those here — I decided he's right. He does, indeed, run a pretty tight ship. I, for one, appreciate that. To the tune of about $720 a year. Heck, that's almost enough money to keep my beagle fed for 12 months. Thanks, Bob. Charlie — the beagle — appreciates what you're doing. David Sullen* ii editor and publisher of the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung.Emotions our mayor or county judge to move on this opportunity and represent the citizen's view as expressed in our recent election. Since this announcement the mayor has said nothing and the county judge is busy addressing stray animal control and smoking at the county courthouse. While moderately important they pale in comparison to the protection of our homes and children. Opportunity knocks only once. Soon we will begin to wonder who our elected oficials at the local level are representing. Join the governor and represent us. In the meantime, Lafarge is lobbying at the Texas Legislature with their paid lobbyist. They are going to buy the best study to support their position. From their perspective money is important and the community is secondary. They arc embarrassed to talk about the profit projections from waste burning and executive bonus incentives attached to waste burning. KMOL News in San Antonio asked Capitol Cement if they planned to bum toxic waste. They said as a "good neighbor" they would not engage in this activity. Contrast this position with Lafarge. It is pretty telling of motives and company philosophy. The governor's office represents a low-cost option our local leaders must use. In closing, are good neighbor policies from our corporate community and positive initiatives from our local elected leaders to much to ask for? Jim Holster New Braunfels By JOHN I WALKER, M.D. We live in a predictable world. And we like it that way. Consider the time and energy poured into insurance, estate planning, home and auto maintenance and preventive medicine. We'd like to believe if we were careful enough that nothing would ever go wrong in our lives. Robert Lauer, lecturer and author of Watersheds: Mastering Life's Unpredictable Crises tells us that crises are a certainty of life — like death and taxes. It is individual responses that make the difference. When something seriously unpleasant happens to some people they just stop growing. Afraid of more pain they avoid active participation in life and settle for a constricted, often bitter existence. Researchers at the University of Michigan reported that between 20 and 40 percent of peopler don't fully recover from a crisis in spite of the promise of time's ability to heal. Of the remainder, most find a suitable way to cope with their physical, financial and emotional setbacks and eventually get on with their lives. Then there are some people who find ways to master crises and use them as springboards for growth. Dr. Lauer, after studying this most desirable response, offers the following suggestions for dealing with the unpredictable — but certain — crises of life. • Take responsibility for yourself. Bad things happen — we lose our parents, our spouses and sometimes our children. Marriages fail, fortunes fluctuate, accidents happen. Don't allow yourself to feel like a victim or to blame others — or God — for your misery. When you take responsibility for your life you see whatever happens as simply something that you must deal with. • Affirm you own worth. You must believe that you are a valuable person in order to recognize the benefits of a crisis situation. This can be particularly difficult when a crisis assaults your self-esteem. The loss of a job or a disabling illness, for example, can make one feel very vulnerable. At times like this it helps to recognize that you are a victim of a common human experience. "What do I stand to learn in this situation?" is a valuable question to ask yourself. Your worth as a person cannot be removed by any crisis as long as you are capable of reacting and restructuring your life within a new framework. • Balance self-concern with other-concem. Affirming you own worth involves being concerned with yourself and your own well-being. But beware of drowning in your own concerns, for growth requires sensitivity to the needs of others. • Learn the art of reframing. Dr. Lauer tells the story of a man who wrote the department of agriculture for help on removing crabgrass from his yard. When none of the suggestions he received worked, he wrote again. This time he got a shorter reply: "We suggest you learn to love it." Reframing doesn't mean denying your feelings about something, but it does mean that you can choose to sec something in a different perspective. • Persevere within reason. Perseverance means continuing to work at something when you're discouraged and want to stop. The history of human achievement is full of stories of people who accomplished what was considered impossible because they persevered. To persevere within reason is to continue as long as you can see even the slightest bit of progress. Now, if you are dedicated to the principle of perseverance sometimes it's hard to know when to stop. Dr. Lauer suggests if you are making absolutely no progress, life is probably telling you to try something else. Change is universal. There is no way to avoid life's unpredictable crises or the pain that accompanies them. No matter how hard you try you can't control some of the things that will happen to you. What you can control is the way you respond. To see a crisis as a threat is to limit yourself. To see a crisis as a further opportunity for growth is to engage life actively. Dr. Jota I. Walker aialaUkii a payckUtric claik; ■ New Braccia I I ;
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text: The Impact of Different Nursing Skill Mix Models on Patient Outcomes in a Respiratory Care CenterPei-Hsuan Yang, Chich-Hsiu Hung, Yao-Mei Chen, Chuan-Yu Hu, Sheng-Lan ShiehWorldviews on evidence-based nursing2012BACKGROUND Many hospitals have reformed hospital policies and changed nursing models to cope with shortages in nursing staff and control medical costs. However, the nursing skill mix model that most successfully achieves both cost effectiveness and quality care has yet to be determined. AIM The aim of this study was to explore the impact of different… (More)


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Hey world, it's been a while since we've updated. We're up in the northern Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts, right near the NH/VT border. I went out for a little walk this morning in the mist, and took a few photos. I'm pretty sure we actually just live in a fairy tale…
The Anne Marie is a vegetable oil powered school bus that, after a long and fulfilling career shuttling the school children of Dexter, Minnesota to and from class, retired to explore this great country of ours. The Anne Marie has traveled over 10,000 miles from coast to coast, nearly entirely powered by vegetable oil, bringing anyone interested along for the ride.
Since that fateful trip in 2009, she has made several guest appearances at music festivals in the Northeast, including Grey Fox and Podunk.
The Anne Marie is on the brink of a new stage, which will allow several occupants to live full time, in four seasons, wherever they please. In the end, we're looking at a 280 sq ft home on wheels, looking to bring smiles and adventure to all who cross her path.
Conversion Tour
While our conversion is still underway, we thought we'd make a little walk-through to show everyone where things stand. Just about every project in the bus is about 3/4 complete, which is both exciting and stressful. Take a look!
There are loads of guides about how to make a simple composting toilet with a bucket. A lot of those guides leave out how to build and add to the compost pile. Here's a really decent video that has mirrored my experience so far.


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An Ode to Chocolake Cake
It was my eighth or ninth birthday when I learned that life is unfair. The toll of caring for two kids, bills that rudely arrived in our mailbox and my construction-working dad's unpredictable schedule left my parents strapped for cash. This meant no presents for me. My mom, as gently as she could, apologized and expressed the sorrow she felt over her empty hands. I wouldn't have it: I cried, I kicked, I screamed. The tantrum didn't make a box wrapped in shiny paper magically appear, but it did make my gentle mother disappear, replaced by her tough-love side. She slammed my bedroom door and shouted, "Then stay in your room and cry like a little baby!" I complied.
An hour or so later, our home filled with the drifting waves of pure goodness. I knewthe smell. It was my mom's chocolate cake with chocolate frosting. No cookie dough bits or crumb topping, no layered caramel filling or shredded coconut—just chocolate upon glorious chocolate, the rich, creamy, gooey frosting smothered generously upon the dense, equally rich, spongy, chocolate-y insides. It's the only cake I enjoy, and it doesn't hurt that it doubled as a lesson in love and humility. It's still the cake I get on my birthday years after I've left the nest, and it's certainly worth more than any gift that parades itself in shiny paper.
You're not getting into my mom's kitchen any time soon, but Macaroni Grill makes a damn fine chocolate cake. Five bucks buys you a heap of chocolate. The cake is even more enticing when topped with their chocolate ganache sauce and sprinkled pecans. It's not my mom's, but it'll do the trick.
Macaroni Grill is found in any fancy Orange County strip mall.
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William Bagot (politician)
Sir William Bagot (died 1407) was a politician and administrator under Richard II.
William Bagot was a Warwickshire man who began his career in politics in Warwickshire under the Earl of Warwick. In addition, he also served both John of Gaunt and his son Henry Bolingbroke, as well as Thomas de Mowbray, 1st Duke of Norfolk, future Duke of Norfolk. He was knighted by 1386. He was appointed High Sheriff of Leicestershire and Warwickshire jointly for 1382/3 and attended Parliament as a Knight of the Shire for Warwickshire 11 times between 1388 and 1402.[1]
He became one of Richard II's "continual councillors" together with Sir John Bussy and Sir Henry Green. The three continual councillors acquired an infamous reputation.
He was tasked by Richard in 1399 with the other two councillors and Treasurer William le Scrope, 1st Earl of Wiltshire, to assist the Duke of York in protecting the realm during his forthcoming military expedition to Ireland. The exiled and dispossessed Henry Bolingbroke seized the opportunity to return to England and forcibly recover his inheritance. Bussy, Green, and Scrope were captured when Bristol Castle surrendered to Henry and summarily tried and executed the next day. Bagot managed to escape to Ireland but was eventually captured and brought to London for trial. He was treated lightly by King Henry (as he was by then) and only imprisoned for a year.[1]
He died at his Warwickshire home on 6 September 1407. He had married by 1379, Margaret, sister and heiress of Robert Whatton of Nottinghamshire; they had 2 daughters. His heir was his daughter Isabel Stafford. Brasses of William and Margaret can be seen in Baginton Church, Warwickshire.
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We lived on the military base for eight years. Alice and I hardly ever saw James, he was always either training here, or on a raid there. Alice and I grew up apart from the other children on the base. We were known as the kids whose parents walked out on them, and because of that, we were treated like we had a disease. Like if we were socialized with, their parents would one day leave and never come back. Alice and I found solace in each other, even though we both handled the grief and rejection in different ways. Alice drew deeper into herself, and would lash out randomly with horrible tempers that destroyed everything within reach. I became quieter and hid everything behind a mask. Alice and I only spent time with each other, and in time, we functioned like one person. We were loners, outsiders who did their own thing. And on one ordinary day, we got news that made our world anything but ordinary.
It was a hot, sunny day, like all the summer days in Israel. Alice and I were sitting together on a table outside, on the edges of the base.
Alice leaned back, her red wavy hair falling behind her shoulders. "Ralda, you must be dying of heat stroke, because I'm melting and my hair is nowhere near as dark as yours."
I smiled and lifted my hair off my neck. Truth was, I was sweltering under my thick, ebony curls. "At least I know a plane won't land on me because my hair matches the landing strips."
Alice laughed, and I mouthed the words I knew she would say. "The landing strips are orange, my hair is red. There's a difference, Ralda."
Footsteps behind us made Alice stop laughing and turn around, piercing the military officer with her stormy purple eyes.
"Alice and Esmeralda McCarthy?"
Alice nodded.
"Telegram for you."
My heart started sinking slowly. This could only mean one thing.
Alice quickly scanned the telegram, and then looked at the officer.
He nodded. "James was killed in a raid two days ago. He fought bravely and…"
His words were cut off as Alice hurled a rock against a shed a few yards away.
I looked at the officer. "Tell me what happened, and I'll tell her later."
He nodded and continued speaking. Tears started welling in my eyes, and the officer was visibly relieved. Tears he could handle, not an angry fifteen year old girl with a temper.
"When is his funeral?"
The officer looked down as Alice walked up behind me. "James' body was never recovered."
"So he could still be alive?" Alice asked, no hope in her voice. Alice and I had given up on hope a long time ago.
The officer shook his head. "There's no way he could've survived. Your brother's dead."
"Thank you," I said softly, not wanting my voice to crack.
"One more thing, the general wanted me to remind you that without any military personnel in your family, you can't stay here on base. Is there any other family you can go to?"
I looked at Alice and shrugged.
"We have no one else."
"Then you know that means you'll be sent to an orphanage until you're eighteen, right?"
Alice nodded, her jaw clenched.
A strong wind whipped up and sand started blowing across the base as the officer walked away. The sand obscured everything from sight, except from each other. Just like in the storm, Alice and I were alone.


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Rangers closer Nathan pays off bet as Romo
Associated Press | Last updated September 11, 2012
Texas Rangers closer Joe Nathan can do a pretty good impersonation of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. The pitcher and New York Giants fan had no choice. Nathan paid off a bet with fellow reliever and Cowboys fan Mike Adams by donning a full Romo uniform, including pads and football cleats, during the Rangers' batting practice before Tuesday night's game against Cleveland. It was the Rangers' first home game since the Cowboys' season-opening 24-17 victory at the Giants last Wednesday. Nathan even threw a few passes to teammates in the outfield before signing autographs for fans while still wearing the No. 9 jersey and helmet with a star. Adams also had a bet with general manager Jon Daniels, who will have to wear a Cowboys cap during a media session.
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The night started out looking not so promising for the annual Warren County Farmers Fair 4x4 Truck Pulls, as the clouds opened up and delivered a torrential downpour just a few hours prior to event start. Never fear though, as the diligent event staff worked there hardest to clear, rake, and smooth the field for our eager drivers! Mother Nature did her part by then allowing the weather to cooperate, and the event was on!
Mud Bog Results
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Truck Pull
It may have gotten a later start than anticipated but once it began, it ran with consistant displays of awesome horsepower!
Class 1 winners:
- Steve Rasilew - 1st
- Jim Meyers - 2nd
- Lance Huff - 3rd
Class 3 winners:
- Nick Hahn - 1st
- Scott Beers - 2nd
- Marc Wirasnik - 3rd
Class 5 winner:
- Nick Hahn - 1st
- Scott Beers - 2nd
- Marc Wirasnik - 3rd
Special thanks to all of our drivers and spectators, and as always the Warren County Farmers Fair, H&k and Sons Collision repair, and OK4WD - all of whom allow this event to happen!
Mud Bog
It was a great day to see so many familiar faces at the annual Warren County Farmer's Fair Mudbog! It was even better to see many new faces- whether driving veteran vehicles that have braved the pit before, or all together new drivers and race trucks!
While drivers lined up for registration and tech, the pit was being dug, filled and formed. The announcer asserted that this years pit would surely be passable making it a race against the clock, rather than a competition of distance. Drivers and spectators alike wondered if this was true. Last years participants embraced this prospect although some scoffed at the idea, only caring about getting in, getting dirty, and having fun doing it!
Class 1 and Class 2 seemed to prove the announcer correct as most drivers were able to carve their way through with ease (easy for us bystanders to say, right?!).
The audience were treated to a little entertainment display as a spectacle was made over a dodge being pulled out, crushed, rolled, and ultimately destroyed! Dont worry folks, it was all just a show for the kids!
After a short break of reformating the pit for class 3and 4, it became quite a different story than the first half. This mud was now THICK and MEAN proving to be every drivers nemesis and a worthy opponent indeed! But drivers handled it well and with good spirits!
Class 1 Winners:
- Eric Mantz - 1st
- Jeff Indyk - 2nd
- Paul Dudan - 3rd
Class 2 Winners:
- Clayton Cupples
- Daryl Crane
- Drew Kelson
Class 3 Winners:
- Rudy Ubel
- Mike Bergamasco
- John Faryniak
Let's all hear it for our event sponsors- The Warren County Farmer's Fair, H&K and sons Collision Repair, and OK4WD! We love this event and the stands are always packed so we know you do too! Keep coming out and we will see you all next year!
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