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Brendan Rodgers returns to Swansea expecting to be the butt of some cruel Welsh sarcasm.
But despite an obvious sense of embarrassment that Liverpool manager Rodgers goes back to the Liberty on Saturday with his former club above him in the table, he insists he will accept the cat-calls with good grace, because he has no regrets about leaving.
"I really don't know what sort of reception I will get, but yes, I think it's inevitable they will point out they are above us in the league," Rodgers said with a smile.
"But even though that's the case right now, for me there are certainly no regrets.
"Swansea was a great time in my life and I will always be grateful for what I experienced there, but really, it doesn't matter that I go back below them in the table.
"What matters is where we are at the end of May. It is about a steady climb and we have been showing that in the games recently after a difficult start."
Rodgers insisted on his arrival at Anfield that he was beginning a long-term project, requiring patience and resolve, to turn around several years of decline.
There is no open chequebook to put right a squad that became bloated with too much dead-wood, but he believes the challenge has already made him a better man and, more importantly, a better manager.
"I believe, absolutely, I'm better for the experience. These opening few months here have been fantastic," Rodgers added.
"They haven't gone smoothly or swimmingly but there is no doubt the experience to work at one of the biggest clubs in world football and to deal with the pressures of that it makes you a better manager for sure.
"The more experiences I get at this level the better I will become and more importantly the better Liverpool will become."
Swansea fans will delight in the fact they have kicked on under Rodgers' replacement Michael Laudrup, and currently sit a place above the club the Northern Irishman spurned them for.
Yet the Liverpool manager believes the embarrassment of Liverpool lying below the Welsh club in the table merely highlights what he must do at Anfield... and the value of a consistent, long term policy.
"Swansea have a ready-made philosophy that has been there for a number of years and everybody understands the way they work and function and they function very well," he explained.
"Here we are trying to create something and when you see games like the Young Boys one [on Thursday, where Liverpool twice let leads slip to draw their latest Europa League group game] it shows we still have a lot of work to do, but in the meantime it is about showing steel resilience and commitment.
"I cannot question the players in that. It is just at critical moments we have to be that wee bit more clever. That will come because we have a lot of young players in there who are still learning. But it will take time."
To help with the pressures of decision-making at the highest level for his very young side, Rodgers has brought Steve Peters in from British Cycling, to provide support to his squad - and himself.
Peters is the psychiatrist who has worked closely with Bradley Wiggins, Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton to support their gold-medal triumphs.
He has already worked at Anfield with players such as Craig Bellamy.
Rodgers explained: "It is not so much a psychologist, I have always worked with neurologists who are not just about sport but life really.
"We have brought in a guy who is the top guy in his field, one of the leading guys in the world in what he does and it is a real coup for us to get someone like that in.
"I see it as a part of the development of the player. What gets bypassed is the mental tuning for players especially in the modern game at the top level."
Rodgers will restore Joe Allen to the line-up as the young Wales international returns to his former club for the first time.
Meanwhile, Michael Laudrup has cast doubt over whether Ashley Williams will shake hands with Luis Suarez tomorrow.
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Mt. Zion Baptist
• Deacon of the week is Jim Tiller 428-3727
• Breakfast at 9 a.m. on Aug. 3.
• Sunday School 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m.
• Regular business meeting - August 6
• The Ten Mile Association Annual meetings - Aug. 14 and 15, Thursday night beginning at 7 p.m. and Friday with a meal beginning at 6 p.m. and meeting at 7 p.m.
• Aug. 31 - Fifth Sunday Hymn Sing at 7 p.m. with a meal before at 6 p.m.
New Beginnings
Doug Miller, a Louisville native, moved all over the south and throughout Kentucky as a child.
Christ Community
Assembly of God
• Pastor Jeff Colon with Pure Life Ministries, brought a message about Jesus raising Lazarus from the tomb.
• Next week, the James Brothers will perform their Bluegrass style of music.
• Wednesdays the church is studying the Walk of Repentance at 7 p.m.
• Sunday School at 10 a.m.; Sunday morning worship at 11 a.m.
• The Assembly of God church is located at 139 North Main Street in Williamstown. For more information about the church, call 859-394-2586.
Here at the newspaper we never know what kind of conversation we'll have when the phone rings.
Recently, as I picked up the phone a woman blurted out, "Do you believe God talks to you through your dreams?"
My first thought: Is this a trick question? Does she believe it or does she believe it's hocus pocus hooey balooey?
My second thought: I hope she didn't dream that God wants her to run me over with a forklift.
The Northern Kentucky District Board of Health has selected Jonathan Rich, DMD, Richard Schuck, OD and Julie Metzger Aubuchon, OD, as officers for its fiscal year 2015, which runs from July 1, 2014, through June 30, 2015.
Rich, representing Grant County, will serve as chair. He is a dentist in private practice with Precision Dental Care and served as chair in 2010-2011.
David and Laynee Osborne of Dry Ridge would like to announce the birth of their son.
David Samuel Osborne was born at 10:42 a.m. on June 4 at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Edgewood. He weighed 5 pounds and 9 ounces and was 18 ¼ inches long.
His maternal grandparents are Kevin and Kathy Grayson of Cynthiana.
His paternal grandmother is Barbara Osborne of Williamstown.
Robert Chrisman Jr. died unexpectedly on July 10, 2014. To assist the family with funeral expenses a benefit will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, July 16 at the Edwardo's in Williamstown. A portion of all sales purchased will benefit the family. Donations can also be made by contacting Cooper Funeral Home in Alexandria at 859-635-7844.
Christ Community
Assembly of God
• Wednesdays the church is studying the Walk of Repentance at 7 p.m.
• Sunday School at 10 a.m.; Sunday morning worship at 11 a.m.
• The Assembly of God church is located at 139 North Main Street in Williamstown. For more information about the church, call 859-394-2586.
Corinth Christian
• Aug. 3 - Sixth Revival with Hillary Underwood.
• The Bible Book for June is Romans.
• Wednesday night Bible Study is cancelled until Aug. 13.
Tractor Supply Co. in Williamstown will host the Old Timers Car Club annual meeting from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on July 19. There will be a car show with trophies and dash plaques. Entry fee is $15. Pre-registration form should to be returned with $12. Make checks payable to the Old Timers Car Club. For more information, contact Thomas O'Connell.
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I respect your qualification, but I would have to add that any observer it would seem like a back pedal.
Nature progresses in cycles often repeating chunks of the old in a modified new setup.
I am not discounting any possibility and am researching the event using a multi-pronged approach as with everything else.
Nothing is as simplistic or as straight forward as it appears to be.
There are always overlooked factors or hidden causes to any explicit phenomena on any level of existence...
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Condensor Fan Motor Options?
I have a older Carrier condensor unit and have a fan motor that is siezed. There are 2 units side by side and I have swapped the whole top fan assembly, so I know that the problem is with the motor, not the capacitor. (I will replace cap regardless). Motor will only make 1/2 turn before stopping and believe it needs to be replaced.
The motor is a GE 5KCP39EGP611S 1075 RPM, 208-230v and having some difficulty finding the right replacement.
I did find a motor thru Grainger, however the model is not exact and not sure if this Grainger replacement would do the trick. 5KCP39FGM599S is the Grainger model.
Will this motor work for me? Is there a better alternative replacement?
Thanks, John
I used the exact same model # because it was plug and play. There are motors that have different windings on them to regulator RPM IIRC. As a homeowner I found it better to pay extra for the exact unit.
Thats a lot of money, Grainger has a fine universal replacement motor that runs around 95 bucks.
Give Grainger the horsepower, voltage, rpm and so on and they will sell you the universal motor you need. The motor will be field reversible and the capacitor runs around six bucks.
1075 is a generic replacement, readily available. we need to know the hp as you can go down one step (1/4 horse to 1/5 or 1/6th) if the amperage draw is equal to or less than the original.
With a new HC39GE237 1100 RPM 230VAC .25HP OEM motor, you know that you will not need to cut the shaft or remember to remove the correct drain plug or extend any wires. The body is also shorter than a universal motor. This will provide better airflow through your condenser coil than a longer motor which would put the fan blade lower into your condenser.
I replaced an 1100 rpm condenser fan motor on a trane unit ( small frame ) that Century carried as a replacement at a 1/6th hp. Century is Rheem and Ruud. Same amperage draw, designed to replace the 1/4 horse 1100 rpm.
What part number was it?
I've had bad luck using 1/4 hp universal motors on Trane condensers. They usually over amp and drop out. If forced to use a universal motor with Trane, I would use a slightly larger motor. I recommend an OEM.
I have used a 1/4HP universal motor to replace 1/4HP OEM motors on Carrier condensers but I don't like the way air discharges from the condenser.
I stock the HC39GE237 and the universal 1/4 hp motor.
Seems like more condensers are using 1/6HP motors these days so I stock one of them as well. I have never tried to install one in place of a larger motor.
Check the amp rating on the universal motor your using on Trane. If its higher, it won't last long. Some Trane condenser motors are rated at a high HP then they actually are. When you put a real 1/4 HP motor on, it over heats.
Yeah, years have passed since that problem but I think it was something like 1.9FLA on the condenser and 1.4 on the universal causing it to overamp.
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Rooney will be type of representative we need
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Vote for Jason Maughan
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Cathleen Morgan has experience to serve
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Time for diversity and new leadership
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Big cars
Who here is into the big cars like the old caddys or say 69 impalas or perhaps the big old lincoln convertibles?
They may not be fast, but they make fun cruisers. Plus you could get hit by anything short of a mack truck and not know it for a few weeks till you look and see the yugo in your trunk.
Looking at getting a 70s caddy myself. A local place has a 71 eldo conv. that they want entirely too much money for. And I have my eyes on an ebay auction for a 74 deville.
I love those big old cars. So anybody here do any wrenching on big iron?
I had a baby blue 76 Lincoln Towne Coupe,Crush velvet intrior in dark blue,mercury gauge speedometer,big fuel sucking 460,had those bad ***** wheel well skirts on the rear.Old YTCthepimp cruising thru the hood.Ended up donating it to the church,I think they got like 600 it.I almost miss it but not that much.We have a 69 LTD that was left when my grandfather passed in April,big old gas guzzling 390 in it.
I've had a few 73 through 77 Monte Carlo's. Love them big cars.
Well I consider my car big, but it's small compared to some of the ones you mentioned.
Does my 59 Caddy count as big?
I love the big GM cars of the late 50's and Early 60's
I've got a 1970 Cadillac Coupe DeVille.... Now thats a BIG car. It may not have the big fins but let me tell you, its a monster. Trunks gotta be good for aleast 6 bodies
Love the big cars, mine just needs a paint job the rest is perfect.
My Chrysler THINKS she's the biggest car around. I won't tell her any different, even though she's still in pieces in the shop being built.
I've owned and driven a whole laundry list of big cars. I still own most of them.
1956 Ford 2door Dad gave me this car when I turned 14.
1955 Ford Customline (61,000 actual miles right now) I bought this one from an old lady when I was 16. Pink with a white top, my parents picked it out.
1968 Ford Galaxie Fastback 390 cid I got this one from a local car dealer when I was 17.
1969 Oldsmobile 98 455 cid Dad's old car.
1971 Buick Electra Limited 455 cid I bought this one (pre-bent) from a neighbor, it had been rear-ended and had bent back bumper, trunk lid and the back doors didn't open. The right front fender was mashed. But the 455 ran fantastic and I had a great time in this car.
1973 Buick Electra Limited 455 cid turbo 400 Dad's old car.
1973 Buick Estate wagon 455 cid Towed a 22 foot camper all over with this one.
1975 Buick Century 2 door 350 cid Mom's old car.
1977 Buick LeSabre 4 door 301 cid Dad's last car, I got it when he died.
1977 Chevy Monte Carlo This one was my Brother-in-law's old car.
1983 Cadillac Eldorodo Birritz 350 cid diesel
1983 Chrysler Fifth Ave 318 cid
1986 Chrysler Fifth Ave 318 cid
1990 Ford Crown Victoria 5.8 Police
The big cars that I no longer own.
1970 Plymouth Sport Fury I hit a pole with this one at 60 mph.
These are just the bigger cars that I have personally owned and driven and do not include the ones that I have bought and never used as a personal car.
Crashfarmer got me thinking about big cars Ive owned over the years,although not all at one time..1974 Pontiac LeMans,1975 Chevy Malibu Landau,1978 Ford LTD ll,1976 Lincoln Towne Coupe,1978 Caprice.Big cars are cool,plus my wife wont drive them,so that means she wont wreck 'em
one of my favorite things about my car is that its 17 feet long and like 4 feet height. and your right, its a cruiser
I bet that bad boy just glides down the road,I miss that smooth ride quality
Give me a Mercury Tunpike Cruiser! And access to a gas station every 100 miles.
Just won me a 74 coupe deville on ebay. For the amazing sum of 338 dollars. 472 cubic inches of torque producing iron. It seats about 20. And it needs a tranny, which I conveniently have(and with the proper bolt pattern)
Just need to get it here. Trying to get a hold of my sister to see if I can borrow her truck. Need to see if I can find a dolly or trailer.
The real fun starts when it gets here. It will probably be my coffin when I bring it home.
When I was a kid, my mom had a 1972 OLds four door that was gold with a black vinyl top and black velevet seats. 455 car! My first auto memory was looking out the window of that Olds as we went to Ocean City MD and wondering why everyone was going so slow, and then looking at the speedo and seeing that mom was going 90 something. The car felt like it was not moving, but she cruised wonderfully. I remember that I used to love to sleep across the big bench seat. That was a nice car.
(Mom also had a 67 Galaxie 500 that she got caught going 114 in a 35mph zone) Needless to say, my mom was the cooler than any of the other guys mothers, and quite a few of their dad!
Yup....I like the 69 Imp reference...I have one of the 2455 SS427 69 Impalas. I also just picked up a 72 four door Impala and once owned a 64 Dodge 880....
Love em
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Even so, most would like to see response rates go up. One way around this is to build a "response scorecard", which is much like the individual credit scoring that credit-card suppliers and others employ to assess the risk of taking on customers.
The scorecards, which essentially statistically predict the likelihood of a target customer responding to an offer, are sophisticated software systems. They combine historical information on people who have previously responded to mailings with geodemographic and lifestyle data to select similarly inclined people from among the rest of the population. The problem is, though, it costs between pounds 20,000 and pounds 50,000 to build just one response scorecard. As a result, most marketers can only afford to build one for each of their product lines each year when, in fact, markets are often moving so fast that the exercise should be repeated, if not monthly, then at least quarterly.
West Country-based organisation The Database Group believes it has found the answer in Dynamic Modelling, a concept launched at the London International Direct Marketing Fair being held at Wembley this week. Instead of having to make a huge outlay each year for something that may be quickly obsolete, marketers will be able to plug into a database that is updated as often as weekly. And not only is it more accurate, it is a lot cheaper, claims sales and marketing director Neal Muranyi, who has devised the system in conjunction with Macon Solutions, marketing software specialists. Rather than have to submit to a huge outlay each year, companies will pay an initial fee of a few thousand pounds and then pay as they go, with charges dependent on the number of records selected.
The idea, explains Mr Muranyi, was to come up with a solution that enabled marketers to feed what they had learnt from a campaign into the next one much more quickly than is possible now. With competition in most markets becoming increasingly intense, this is critically important because it enables organisations to reduce promotional lead times dramatically. In particular it makes them much more able to come up with a quick response to initiatives by rivals.
Moreover, by reducing the cost, the group, which collects data from a variety of sources, makes the concept available to the smaller companies that previously might not have had access to this sort of material.
Pointing out that the rapid increases in computer power over recent years had made the concept possible, he added: "We've all known about carburettors on cars for a while. This is like fuel injection."
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In the October 28 edition of "The Point," a one-minute commentary by Sinclair Broadcast Group vice president Mark Hyman that is broadcast daily on the 62 TV stations that Sinclair Broadcast owns or operates, Hyman labeled as "censorship advocates" the 18 U.S. senators and 85 U.S. representatives who signed letters to Federal Communications Commission chairman Michael Powell concerning Sinclair's plan to air the anti-Kerry film Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal.
But the letters signed by U.S. senators and representatives did not advocate censorship; the letters expressed concern over Sinclair's plans to air an "anti-Kerry attack before the November 2nd election" and the company's "attempt to cover-up that attack as 'news programming.'" The letters asked the FCC "to investigate the broadcasting of this anti-Kerry propaganda immediately before a presidential election by a company with a history of using public airwaves to broadcast its political positions and to determine if it is a proper use of public airwaves or if it violates current equal time policies."
Hyman also claimed that the U.S. House and Senate letters were "based on a flawed article by Elizabeth Jensen of the Los Angeles Times." Jensen reported on October 9 that Sinclair "is ordering its stations to preempt regular programming just days before the Nov. 2 election to air a film [Stolen Honor] that attacks Sen. John F. Kerry's activism against the Vietnam War, network and station executives familiar with the plan said." On October 22, Sinclair aired an hour-long program on 40 of its stations titled A POW Story: Politics, Pressure and the Media that consisted of more than 30 minutes focused on Kerry's Vietnam War record but included only approximately five minutes of Stolen Honor.
But as Media Matters for America has noted, evidence suggests that this was not the program that Sinclair originally planned to air. Sinclair's intention to broadcast the entire film was made clear not only by news reports but also by TV listings. Journalist and blogger Joshua Micah Marshall noted on October 19 that TV listings showed that Stolen Honor was scheduled to air on Sinclair stations. On the October 22 edition of CNN's NewsNight with Aaron Brown, Washington Post staff writer Howard Kurtz said, "About ten days ago, one of its [Sinclair's] executives told me they planned to air the whole 42-minute Stolen Honor." In addition, Hyman defended Sinclair's decision to air the film in several news reports, including in an October 11 New York Times article; October 11 and October 12 Washington Post articles; and on the October 12 edition of CNN's American Morning.
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Gwynne Shotwell: The importance of science, tech, engineering and math
Gwynne Shotwell described herself as having been a "clueless" teen who didn't realize the importance of STEM (science, tech, engineering and math) right away. She remembers having an interest in cars but otherwise lacked direction. After meeting a female mechanical engineer with a "fabulous suit," her perspective changed. Today, Shotwell serves as the President and Chief Operating Officer of SpaceX.
The company was founded with the goal of putting human life on other planets, and it thrives as a result of having many female role models within its doors.
At The MAKERS Conference this afternoon, Shotwell discussed why we need to boost engagement in STEM. She believes STEM is the key to our economic future in this technological age. Because of the importance of these fields, the lack of women involved in STEM in this country is particularly problematic. She encouraged us to ask "why" questions and to help children learn to ask "why?"
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Unattended minor children and those children who do not have appointments are not allowed in the clinic. Staff members of the 75th Medical Group have received many customer kudos for this policy as well as some complaints and concerns.
The policy can be found in its entirety on the 75th MDG Facebook page at: http:// www.facebook.com/75MDG
Your clinic's mission is to provide the safest and highest quality health care to more than 18,000 patients who range in age from infants to World War II and Korean War veterans and spouses. While most of the patients are able-bodied, some are disabled, use assistive devices and are immune compromised. As you might expect, many are ill and suffering from the various infectious diseases that infect human beings.
Unattended minor children and those who donot have appointments are a safety and health risk to the patient (usually their parent), to themselves, to the other patients, and to the clinic staff.
Unfortunately, unattended children continue to injure themselves and others in the clinic. Unattended children distract the doctor and patient (parent) during the exam, which compromises the quality of care and increases the risk of medical mistakes. Finally, children who don't have an appointment are exposed unnecessarily by their parents to the various infectious diseases ill patients bring to the clinic.
Here are just a few examples of the many unsafe conditions involving unattended minor children that have occurred in the clinic in the recent past.


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Mumbai: Actress Kareena Kapoor finally spilled the beans on her upcoming wedding with beau Saif Ali Khan. The 32-year-old actress surprised us by claiming that she is already married to Saif. Its just that they need to legalise it on papers.
During an exclusive interview with a leading daily, when Bebo was asked about her wedding, she answered, I am already married! We just have to legalise it on paper. Saif Ali Khans mother Sharmila Tagore has already confirmed that the couple is all set to tie the knot next month.
Saif and Kareenas wedding has been one of the much-hyped and discussed topic of the tinselville. Not only the glamour industry, entire nation has been over-excited about their wedding. But, neither Saif nor Bebo has ever spoken clearly about their much-awaited wedding. Now that Kareena has already come out clear on her wedding, we wish she confirms the wedding date soon. Kareena Kapoor Kareena Kapoor Kareena Kapoor Saif Ali Khan Saif Ali Khan Saif Ali Khan Overview Biography Fan Speaks Fan-tastic Photos Photos Videos Upcoming Movies Wallpapers Overview Biography Fan Speaks Fan-tastic Photos Photos Videos Upcoming Movies Wallpapers


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In October and November of this year, PBS aired a five part series, "Women, War & Peace," in the United States. The series website explains: "Women, War & Peace spotlights the stories of women in conflict zones from Bosnia to Afghanistan and Colombia to Liberia, placing women at the center of an urgent dialogue about conflict and security, and reframing our understanding of modern warfare."http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL1sc_B4wYUSeveral of the episodes in the series focus on con … [Read more...]
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Thanks!! I've tried a bunch of My Honey Child stuff.... I'll categorize it as follows:
Stuff I loved
Type 2 creme
Oil blends
Natural humectants
Sweet Almond Hair Milk
Stuff that was just ok
Manuka honey hair conditioner (weird smell and not detangling)
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Michigan's Homeopathic Hospital
The U-M College of Homeopathy had one last success, adding a children's clinic in a small building nearby in 1919. But just two years later, it ceased to exist as an independent entity. Only two homeopathic courses survived the merger with the allopathic school, and they soon disappeared. Dean Hinsdale joined the staff of the Museum of Anthropology, where he became known for his interest in Native American archaeology.
The 1901 hospital served as a medical school annex until 1940, when it was turned over to the ROTC. In the Vietnam era, North Hall was a regular target of protests against the presence of a military training program on campus.
Now, the building is nearing the end of its life. In February, the regents voted to demolish North Hall and the adjacent Museums Annex--the former children's ward--to build a $261 million biology building. With it will disappear the last trace of the homeopaths' hard-fought, but short-lived, victory over traditional medicine.
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TORONTO, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Wednesday, hitting a two-week low as a drop in oil prices and credit market uncertainty weighed on energy and financial stocks.
The market closed lower for a fourth straight day despite reassurance from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen about the U.S. economy's ability to absorb a gradual rise in interest rates.
The weak oil price "continues to put pressure on the index," said Youssef Zohny, a portfolio manager at StennerZohny Investment Partners.
U.S. crude prices fell 2 percent after stockpiles at the main U.S. delivery point hit record highs.
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Shelley Carroll is the City Councillor for Ward 33 - Don Valley East. First elected in 2003, she quickly established herself as one of Toronto City Council's brightest newcomers. Shelley is committed to creating a more inclusive and equitable city - one that is economically sustainable and environmentally friendly.
In her first term, Shelley worked as a member of the Budget Committee to make City Hall more efficient, finding over $200 million in savings while protecting our essential services. She served as Chair of the Works Committee, which deals with Toronto's most pressing issues like garbage, recycling, water, sewers and roads. In 2006, Shelley became Toronto's Budget Chief, managing the City's $9.2-billion budget, and achieved $576 million in ongoing operating efficiencies over four years.
Shelley has also proven herself as a strong advocate for our community. With the completion of the Sheppard subway, Ward 33 came under tremendous development pressure. In response, Shelley worked with her community to develop, understand and control development applications, fighting at the OMB, and negotiating record-breaking community benefits, including a new $20-million community centre in Parkway Forest.
On August 19, 2005 a terrible rainstorm flooded homes, parks, and streets in North York. Thousands of homes were damaged by floodwaters and sewage as the storm overwhelmed the sewer network. Her leadership as Chair of the Works Committee helped to establish the $4-million City Flood Grant Program and $50 million of Flood Mitigation Projects in Ward 33 to help increase the capacity of our sewer system.
Shelley Carroll has been a Don Valley East resident since 1967, where she lives with her family. Shelley has been involved in her community for many years before becoming an official public servant, working with parents and teachers of the North York Parent Assembly and fighting the Harris government for a better education system. In 2000, Shelley was elected School Board Trustee for the TDSB.


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Burdens of poverty can lower IQ scores, a study finds, undercutting assumptions that people become poor because they're lazy or lack intelligence.
Whether you're a New Jersey mall rat or a farmer in India, being poor can sap your smarts. In fact, the mental energy required to make do with scarce resources taxes the brain so much that it can perpetuate the cycle of poverty, new research shows.
The findings, published in Friday's edition of the journal Science, indicate that an urgent need — making rent, getting money for food — tugs at the attention so much that it can reduce the brainpower of anyone who experiences it, regardless of innate intelligence or personality. As a result, many social welfare programs set up to help the poor could backfire by adding more complexity to their lives.
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A True Hero From The Valentines Day Massacre – '08
I'm sure you and I remember the horrendous Valentines Day Massacre in '08 at Northern Illinois University.
It was one of the top campus shootings in our Nation's history. Now, they say that there's always light in a bad situation. This story definitely has a bittersweet type of light that comes with it.
Daniel Parmenter is now one of my heroes for this. God bless him and every one of the other victims from that fateful day.


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At Heringhaus, our goal is to help you become the person you aspire to be. Home furnishings, flooring, paint and decor items. We'll guide you through the decisions, providing fresh options and then stand back while you choose your favorites. We pull it all together into a home or office design that is beautiful, functional and uniquely yours!
Color, texture, light, furnishings - details like these can transform a room, making you feel like a new person whenever you're in it.
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The anorak is a hooded pullover jacket with the sole purpose of keeping its wearer warm and dry through all sorts of weather conditions. Traditionally, it is a heavy, cumbersome garment that fits in an oversized style. But Outlier, a small Brooklyn company, has transformed the anorak into sleek outerwear that moves seamlessly from kayaking in the Adirondacks to a business meeting in the city.
The idea is that the anorak shouldn't be something that can only be bought at a store for camping gear. People in the city constantly face the seasons, wind and rain, and there is nothing more suitable than a lightweight anorak—especially one that isn't made of a plasticky polyester.
The cotton linen 3xdry fabric used to make the Outlier Anorak gives it structure and functionality. It repels water and stains. It's durable, lightweight and breathable. Details like the kangaroo and back pockets, zippered side vents and removable neck piece make the anorak adaptable to the ever-changing urban climate.
By introducing engineering and technology to a simple jacket, Outlier is a game changer in the development of the anorak. Their philosophy of creating quality garments that take time and patience goes against the way so many companies in manufacturing operate—deliver cheap clothing to make the quickest buck possible—regardless if it's faulty. It's no wonder why even the beta version or 'experimental edition' of the anorak is already out of stock. Look out for the next evolution.
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During the school year, homeschoolers can go to Legoland for just $21 per person. You have to register 1 or 2 weeks early (their site is inconsistent so I registered 2 weeks in advance. You don't actually buy the tickets until you are at the gate.) We got the legoland and aquarium package. I thought the aquarium was fun, but the kids just wanted to get back to the rides. My husband pointed out that if it were crowded the aquarium would be unbearable.
Here's what I wrote on facebook:
Yesterday was Legoland. It was a totally perfect day. Hardly any crowds (off-season Monday, I was told.) Weather was overcast. Our 3 yr old daughter was a bit uncertain about standing by the measuring post (to see if she was big enough to ride) at the beginning of the day. At the end of the day she would run up to each post with glee--even if we'd just ridden the ride 3 times. Longest line was 15 minutes in the morning, the rest of the day top waiting time was about 5 minutes. Our 5 yr old son loved the coastersaurus roller coaster. He rode it 7 times. Daughter liked the safari cars. We rode that 4 times plus however many times she and my husband went on it when son and I were on the roller coaster. The aquarium had some interesting features, but both kids wanted to get back to the rides. The place is certainly geared towards families with little kids. The bathroom stalls are big enough to have 3 kids in there and the doors are low enough to the ground that no one can crawl out (these are the regular bathroom stalls. There's also family bathrooms.) Another great feature is that all rides have the loopbacks like Disney in case there are long lines. However, at each ride there is a play area where kids can play...you guessed it, Legos or Duplos. So, the kids can play there while the adults stand in line. We had no need for that since the lines were so short, but what a great feature. Son was exhausted when we left. Daughter took a nap in the truck so she sang the 30 minute drive to the hotel. After dinner we went to the hottub. The kids went back and forth between the hottub and the pool. Don't know how they could go from the hot water to the cold water, but they did. By the way, using the Legoland homeschool discount saved us $220.
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We took advantage of this last year and it was fabulous. I felt bad when the lady in line in front of us paid almost $200 for her family to get in, and we paid half of that for more people. It is a GOOD deal.
Man, I wish I had known about that a few years ago. We did have fun though (and at the end of January, we didn't have lines either!)
Mom to three very active girls Anna (15), Kayla (12), Maya (9).
Where on the website do you register? I looked around but didn't find anything obvious. We just went last week and felt we did pretty well with the brick or treat pass and a free kids ticket - but it was still way more than $21 per person!! We know we will want to go back again so thanks for posting this info!
Created an instant family (7/89 and 5/91) in 1997. Made a baby boy 12/05 adopted a baby girl 8/08. Ask me about tandem adoptive nursing and living as gluten, dairy, and cane sugar free vegetarians. Homeschooling and loving it.
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Hi --I'm trying to get some info on this "homeschool" discount. I'm just curious how Legoland justifies giving this very very big discount to homeschool families and not to those attending traditional schools. (and I get that it's a marketing thing to bring people into the park when school is in session. But it seems odd to reward people just for homeschooling when they don't seem to have another comparable discount for students who are not homeschooled.)
I also don't understand why small children -- such as a 3 y/o who is not old enough to attend traditional school would be eligible for such a discount, especially when there are other families playing 200 dollars to get in. For example, if the person in front of you in line has a 3 y/o and doesn't send them to preschool, well, I suppose technically that's "homeschooling."
I'm also aware that all you have to do is enter your family's name as the school to get the discount. I'm glad to get a discount, but think it's pretty cheesy that Legoland singles out this particular demographic for a special discount. And it's a very, very big one.
I guess it irritated me because I send my daughter to preschool part time. I signed up for the homeschool discount and another mom implied that I was being "unethical" somehow by signing up for it. I know other moms of 4 y/olds who have signed up and consider themselves "homeschooling" because they don't send their kids to preschool. I do as much "homeschooling" w/ my four-year-old as they do. Then I got to thinking that giving this discount to this particular population is kind of unethical in and of itself.
Wondering if anyone else thinks it's weird -- or if Legoland has some sort of agenda I'm not aware of.
I doubt LEGO has any agenda. After all, they give teachers free admission on certain days. The field trip price for a school that hasn't visited LEGOland in the past three years is $6 per person. It's $8 if the school has visited more recently. That's compared to $21 for homeschoolers. They have discounts for girl scouts and other youth groups that are better than the homeschooler discount.
Most museums and "attractions" give discounts to schools and teachers. That's something homeschooled families have traditionally never been able to take advantage of. In more recent years, they've started offering similar discounts to homeschoolers to be fair. Some places give discounts to any group that makes arrangements in advance and presents themselves as a group. I've participated in such groups as a homeschooler and it can be very difficult to organize due to the fact that each homeschool family has a different schedule.
ok -- that makes some sense. I can see the rationale behind it now. I appreciate you taking time respond. Thank you :)
I still think it's weird that they give the discount to the parents and also the children in the family under 5. The parents are technically "teachers" but so are most parents. They can't walk in on special days and get a huge discount for the whole family. Guess my problem is in giving the entire family this huge discount. All parents teach their children.
It makes some sense but I think any family should be able to get in for that price on that day. Going to Legoland with your family (including siblings who are 3 or 4 years old) is very different from going to Legoland with your homeschool group (whom I believe should get the field trip price) or your school class and your teachers. But hey, Blackstone/Merlin is a private company so they can dole out these discounts as they see fit.
Homeschoolers don't all have "groups." Most don't, actually. So it's frequently like trying to coordinate a bunch of minor acquaintances with different work schedules, not so simple to have a field trip. And the school field trip prices allows for parents and siblings of the student to come along for only $22 each. It also allows one adult as a chaperone for every 3 children for the $8 price. So that's a dollar more for the extra parent chaperones and the children under 5 but still only $8 for the school student and school teacher and chaperones compared to $21 for the homeschooled students and homeschool teacher/parent.
What I really want to know about LEGO, is why haven't they opened a LEGOland someplace I can get to? Now THAT'S not fair!
I went to Legoland Florida with a home school group when it first opened. Tickets were 5.00 per person ages 3 and above. It was great HOWEVER if you have smaller children you need to make sure to have another adult with you to help out with the rides. Most can't be ridden by children under a certain age/height combo. We still enjoyed ourselves and for the price it was a great "cheap" day for us. Florida's Legoland also has a botanical gardens attached that my girls loved to walk through.
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Members of Quota International of Indiana, Pa. Inc. recently welcomed four new members, Ronda Craig, Jennifer Rairigh, Lauri Schiffbauer and Vickie Watters, and recognized Indiana Quotarian Meghan Foulk as District 3 governor.
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These mostly geographically distinct Marahs made me think it would be really neat for smaller genuses to be able to see them all on an iNaturalist map in different colors or something. It would be helpful in narrowing down IDs based on location too. I guess this is an odd place to post this idea, but now I want to find all the Marahs (though unlikely since I am very rarely in CA).
Yeah, I tried that out a while back: http://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/53145-Marah/map?test=true. I never really came up with a good solution to having too many taxa though. You run out of colors.
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JERUSALEM (AP) — An Israeli official says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not meet Pope Francis on a trip to Italy this week, backing off from an earlier announcement that a meeting was planned.
The official cited "logistical reasons" for the change. But the Vatican said a meeting had never been planned.
Vatican spokesman Rev. Federico Lombardi said Monday "the Israeli premier is welcome, but this week the pope had other commitments."
Israeli media speculated that bad planning or an overzealous office worker were behind the initial statement. Last week, Francis met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
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In the last year I purchased a Kahr CM9 shot 650 rounds and after trip number 3 back to mother ship I convinced Kahr to refund my money.
Next up was a Beretta Nano. A very well made firearm. It had one problem, it was not reliable with 115 grain ammo and I shot 1,334 round trying to get her to work. Darn it I really loved the gun.
I convinced Cabela's to trade for a Shield. Wow number 3 is the charm. The Shield is the ccw gun of the year. Read the S&W forum. There are 100's of posts from Shield owners and no one is complaining. The gun is 100% reliable.
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The Care and Feeding of Antique Quilts
There is much to know about finding, collecting, and keeping antique quilts. Here I hope to offer some advice on taking care of your quilt so that it remains a treasure for years to come.
Why collect antique quilts? Maybe the old-fashioned, warm-home feeling of a quilt appeals to you, or perhaps your interest in history or textiles compels you to gather those things near you. Maybe it's the mystery of wondering who made or used the quilts in those bygone days. Whatever your reason, you join a growing number of collectors who are fascinated by quilting.
What do you do once you've got this thing home? Before you begin take a good look at the quilt. Knowing what condition the item is in will help you decide what care it needs. Don't automatically assume that it needs to be washed.
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wrinkling, shrinkage, and puckers along seams --this tells you the quilt has already been washed and the fabric has probably already shrunk and/or bled. surface stains or dirt --this might be cleanable. mildew --black spots and musty smelling fabric --unfortunately almost impossible to remove. tears, rips, and holes --indicate heavy use and strain on the textiles, and can worsen with handling or washing if not properly repaired or stabilised. previous repairs --may have strengthened the quilt, or could be causing further damage. color loss or fading --indicate either heavy use, or exposure to strong sunlight. creases and fold lines --stress the fabric and become permanent over time.
The controversy over quilt repairs is a long one. The debate asks whether it is better to repair a quilt and make it look "new" and conform to modern aesthetics, or whether it is better to leave all the original work as historical evidence.
If you are not sure what you should do with the quilt, don't know whether it is strong enough to withstand cleaning, or whether it warrants repairs, please seek the personal advice of a textile conservator near you. A professional conservator can look at your quilt and make a decision for your individual needs. Attempting to clean or repair a very old or fragile quilt can permanently damage it.
Dusting the quilt is probably all it needs. To do this, you get out your vacuum cleaner with it's hose attachment, put in a new, clean bag, and find yourself a piece of plastic screen like those in your windows or porch door. Tape around the edges of the screen if it isn't encased in a frame. You don't want to rip the quilt on a sharp edge. Lay the quilt out on a clean surface and place the screen on the areas you want to dust. Vacuum through the screen. This sucks up the dirt and dust without too much stress on the fabric. Important note: never, ever, use carpet freshener on antique textiles. In fact, you shouldn't even use it in your house if you have antique fabrics or books around. It causes rapid deterioration of natural fibers and can be the kiss of death for your quilt.
Should this quilt be washed?
Carefully examine your quilt and ask yourself these questions:
- Is any part of the quilt made of silk or velvet?
- Is any part of this quilt embellished with yarn, feathers, beads, or inked writing?
- Is the fabric fragile?
- Does the quilt already have holes or worn spots, frayed seams, or rips?
- Is this an extraordinary quilt, either because of it's age or workmanship?
- Does the original glaze still appear on the cotton, as if it has never been washed?
- Will this fabric bleed?
If you can answer yes to any of these questions, it is probably not a good idea to wash this quilt. Wet washing may cause further deterioration of damaged areas, or it may permanently destroy the value of a really special old quilt.
Test for Bleeding.
Use clean cotton balls and dab a little bit of warm water on each of the fabrics in the quilt. Make sure to saturate the fabric, but try not to get the quilt soaking wet, just get that top layer. Rub the cotton ball on the fabric and look to see if any of the color is coming off. If color comes off on your cotton ball, there is a very good chance that more color will come off in the wash, and it may ruin the quilt. If no color comes off, there is still the possibility that lengthy soaking and exposure to soap will cause some bleeding later on.
Washing it.
If you do decide that the quilt can take a washing, don't head for the washing machine. Instead, commandeer the bathtub for an afternoon. This is a simple process, but not a quick one, and since your quilt will be at its most vulnerable, be prepared to give it the time and attention it deserves.
By the way, you also want to avoid the dry cleaners. Not only is the chemical solution they use too harsh for your delicate antique, but many establishments will refuse to take responsibility for something that is obviously old or valuable.
Find yourself either some Ivory Soap Flakes (this is not the same as Ivory powdered detergent) or Orvus veterinary soap from a local feedstore. (You can get it in quilting shops sometimes, but it often costs significantly more there.) Fill the tub about half full of cold water. Swish in the soap and let it dissolve. Add your quilt and gently push it under water to soak.
It is important that you do not use any soap product that has bleach in it or that says it contains "brighteners". Both of these kinds of soaps are fine for sturdy modern fabrics, but will cause rapid deterioration of fragile antique textiles, and worse, won't really clean them either.
If you live someplace where either you don't drink the tap water, or you know you have very hard water, or some other water problem, consider cleaning your quilt with bottled and distilled water. You will need a lot of it, however...
When the quilt has soaked for a bit (at least 15 minutes) you need to squish it around a little to get the dirt out. Ideally, you get a small child to walk back and forth on it for a few minutes to agitate the quilt and squeeze the soap and water through it. You can also walk on it yourself, but be gentle on the quilt and make sure you don't slip or fall. On smaller pieces you may be able to get by with using your hands to squeeze the fabric and swish it around to get the dirt out.
Repeat the process as many times as necessary until the water no longer turns black and the rinse runs clear of soap. This may mean four or five (or more) cycles. (This is why you scheduled all afternoon for this, remember?) Make sure to rinse the soap out very well. Soap left in the quilt will attract dirt more than perfectly clean fabric will.
Drain the tub and let the quilt sit a while to allow water to drain from it. Gently squeeze the quilt (do not twist or wring it, the fabric is extremely delicate when wet). Get as much water out as you can.
You'll need a bedsheet or a large towel and a helper to get the quilt out of the tub. Push the wet quilt to one side and lay the sheet or towel under it. Roll the quilt back onto the sheet or towel. This is a lot like moving an invalid or hospital patient. You do not want to lift the wet quilt because you risk tearing the weakened fabric.
You and your helper lift the four corners of the sheet or towel and move the quilt on this makeshift "stretcher". Ideally, you want to lay the quilt, on the sheet, on your lawn in the shade, covered with another sheet. If you don't have a lawn, maybe you can borrow one, or use a tile floor instead. Resist the urge to hang it on the clothesline, as the stress can be damaging to the wet fabric.
Check the quilt periodically to make sure it stays covered, that it's drying -- you may need to turn it over, and that it doesn't get stolen. (Yes, people will steal a quilt off your lawn...) It may take more than a day to dry, so expect to bring the quilt in at night and start again the next day.
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This season there are a host of exciting role debuts with The Royal Opera to look forward to, including Anna Siminska as the malevolant Queen of the Night who does everything in her power to manipulate Tamino and Pamina's pursuit of happiness. With elegant and colourful designs by John Macfarlane that beautifully capture the opera's wealth of Enlightenment themes, this magical staging of a timeless classic aways provides the perfect occasion to enjoy world-class opera, for newcomers and Royal Opera regulars alike.
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A recent story talked about split DNS -- how can this be done? For example, our internal DNS Start of Authority has a suffix domain of mro.com, so how can a forwarder resolve against another site with the already registered name (of mro.com)?
If you break the rules, you can do all kinds of things with DNS service configuration. You can list forwarders by IP and leave their names out. You can list the internal server at the root server level in the eyes of the internal clients and secondary servers and still go get the records for your public (invisible to the internal world) services servers from an external DNS server by forwarding. You can really have fun with the name space if you configure the DNS server to use a host file instead of DNS. Forwarding is just one way to get answers you don't locally have on hand. If your internal DNS server thinks it's the ultimate authority for the entire domain and won't forward requests for names in the domain it doesn't have, then you can make it secondary for the master domain and primary for the internal subdomain(s) so it will look elsewhere for names in the master domain it doesn't know. The O'Reilly BIND book, the BIND manual at www.isc.org, and the book Firewalls and Internet Security by Bill Cheswick and Steve Bellovin, are excellent resources for more information on managing DNS across network boundaries.
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Amid clear sunny skies and swaying palm trees, the competition of the Cannes Film Festival opened on a strong note with British auteur Mike Leigh's "Mr. Turner," about the great painter J.M.W. Turner. Leigh is one of the six Jewish directors who have films in the official competition section of the festival (others include the Canadian surrealist David Cronenberg and "The Artist"'s Michel Hazanavicius, whom we hope to profile later in the festival).
A beautifully sensitive period piece constructed with substance and subtlety, "Mr. Turner" is Leigh's fourth venture to make it to the Croisette (his family drama "Secrets and Lies" won the "Palme d'Or," the festival's top prize, in 1996). It succeeds where main other biopics of painters have failed, both as an incisive character portrait and an engaging and finely wrought piece of filmmaking.
Thanks to brilliant cinematography and lighting, "Mr. Turner" achieves truly painterly effects. Much credit for the film's success is due to Timothy Spall — one of Leigh's regular actors — an absolutely overwhelming presence in the title role. Far from a hagiography, the film delivers a warts-and-all-portrait of the artist as an old man and Spall plays him with both sensitivity and oafishness.


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TITLE GRANTED TO THE KING OF SOLVANIA NOBIAR FOUNDER OF microstate founder and the first dynasty of the House SOLVANIA SUB NAME AND TITLE OF MAJSTATEA SOLVANIA Under the name of Mircea HIS ROYAL AND REGAL SOLVANIA CAT AND cipher, Pavilion King.
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X5 35d vs. Porsche Cayenne Diesel
Hey guys,
what are your thoughts on this match-up? I'm convinced I'm going to buy a Diesel car, now it's a matter of deciding between the 2. I never thought I'd see these 2 cars priced so closely, but hey, thanks Porsche!
Let me know your thoughts,
discounts, only you can decide if an extra 10k is worth it as I am sure the discounts on the Cayenne are not there.
Definitely the Porsche.
But seriously, have you priced them both out fully configured with incentives?
Yeah, that's the problem with Porsche ... they have so many options and ways to customize the car that it's just impossible to get a competitive price. After discounts we're looking at a $10-15k delta and that's tough, though I might be willing to do that if it's worth it. Haven't driven the Porsche yet because I know for sure I'll love it, just a matter of loving it enough.
Cayenne any day. It looks better in my opinion, fuel mileage will probably the same if not better in Porsche, both equally fast, the interior I think it's better in Cayenne, lots of buttons and who does not like lots of buttons etc. plus it is Porsche.
If you're really in between then if I were you I'd wait until the new X5 comes out (late '13? as '14 model? or early '14), compare and decide then. Porsche Diesel won't be available in US probably until late this year or early next year anyway. That's why I personally bought an affordable '09 35d. I'll drive it until 2014 and then decide between the new X5 diesel, Porsche diesel or GL350.
Are you leasing or buying for the long haul? If you are leasing, I'd seriously consider the Cayenne. They are great looking vehicles, and the price difference won't sting as much. If you are buying, then the X5 is hard to beat. It should much more reliable than the Cayenne -- especially since BMW has had a few more years to work out the kinks on the US emissions requirements. As a reference point from the petrol version, Consumer Reports ranks the Cayenne's reliability as worse in class for reliability. Audi, VW, and Porsche seem to consistently end up on the unreliable list (i.e. - expensive repairs). The 35D got average reliability which was better than the 35i actually.
OP, if you are buying, it's not a bad idea to get the BMW. I say this because my X5 was $62k (sold for $54,XXX). A Cayenne TDI priced with the same toys and such was over $70k and the dealer is offering a max of $1k off sticker (even after buying multiple cars from them).
A X5 might be almost $20k less, which is a considerable chunk of change. Next time around, I might swing the extra coin for the Porsche, but the E70 is a fantastic option.
If the Cayenne TDI was around last year, I would be driving a Porsche. People can call me a badge whore, but Porsche does have more brand prestige than BMW and with that comes some ridiculously priced options.
The BMW is basically the second best driving car in its class. I love my E70, but there's just something else about the Cayenne. If you can afford it and are willing to pony up, life is short, enjoy yourself. The Cayenne TDI will be a rare car.
Another major is how quick do you want the car. You can have a E70 in your garage within a month. The Cayenne is going to harder because it's made in Germany and the TDIs are going to be much rarer than the V6/V8/V8T Cayennes. If it's anything like the Touareg TDI or Q7 TDI, you're looking at a couple months easily.
Honestly, I've given up on looking at all of these ratings because they are always all over the place. Everyone rates the X5 and Q7 as having poor reliability, but I seem to be doing better with them than the Lexuses and Toyotas in my family.
I'm in the market as the wife is up for another vehicle and looking at the Porsche Cayenne but she prefers the Panamera but of course I am into diesels. I noticed the Porsche is 0-60 in 7.2 s and our X5 is 6.9 but no big deal. I just can't get over the Panamera looks, like a weenie dog 911 but it will be hers.
I love the styling of the new Boxster but find the exterior styling of the Cayenne unappealing...
Yeah, so your first post was, in fact...uhhh...wrong?
2002 A6 2.7 T, saw the shop approx every other week, dumped at 27k
2010 Audi Q5- Lemoned- had it about 2 weeks ( 367 miles ) mechatronics unit on transmission failed, replaced , next day the transmission failed, spent approx 60 days
in the shop , only bright spot is that they gave me a brand new Porsche Cayenne to drive.
I don't even consider an Audi as an option when I think about getting a new vehicle. Audi ranks well below Ford IMHO.
buy X5M
I have the gas powered versions of both the Cayenne and X5. Both are great but if I could choose only one and the $10-12k difference isn't an issue I would choose the Cayenne. Better handling, interior, etc. quality seems to be the same.
For what it's worth, when I investigated the reported issues for new cars you have to understand how they capture the data. They ask people to provide feedback on features when they first buy the car. What seems to have happened to the Cayenne is the just awful memory seat Implementation and people complained (rightfully) about it. There were also lots of complaints about not having a clock. These seemed to push the overall rating down. The rest of the car is rock solid. Porsche did make some software improvements and added a clock to the dash since then. You just need to be careful in generalizing off of any of these surveys.
If you can restrain yourself with the options and just want the car itself -- the base diesel Cayenne is a great deal, lots of included content that the X5 has as options (leather seats etc.), but you would have to order the car and wait since the dealer will only have "well optioned" -- cars on their floor.:angel: However as others have said, there will be virtually no discounts (certainly no generous "eco credit" on the Porsche) and your out cost will be higher.
I think you have to drive both cars and compare. I am not sure which engine is installed in Porsche diesel, but if it the same engine as e.g. A6 3.0 TDI then I would pass. I had 530d (one turbo) and we had Audi A6 3.0 TDI (one turbo) in my family - BMW was much better engine IMO (more responsive, better sound, better mileage, etc.). IMO 35d is better engine than 30d, so 35d vs. 3.0 TDI...???
Apart from that exterior and interior is also important, but this is personal thing - I like Cayenne exterior, my wife hates it, we do not like the interior...
I like that you can chose independent options with Porsche (as it is possible with BMW in Europe). I do not like to pay more for Porsche just because it is relatively rare to spot (in comparison to X5), but there are people who opt for 20'' tires which need to be replaced much oftener than 18'' or 19''... not my money, not my business
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The young man at the desk couldn't have been nicer about my predicament. In fact he helped book me into another resort so I could shower. Loved the food and bar. 3 days without hot water/soap for showering even after repeated requests. A refund/credit would have been in order however no comp was offered. I moved to Divi Resort for the remainder of vacation. Towels were frayed and old. Pool closed at 6 or so.
Really mellow, in-town location near all the excellent restaurants. No pool but the super helpful service-oriented manager, and the excellent breakfast, more than compensate. Very very clean rooms and excellent beach and restaurant recommendations. No pool, but we knew this.
(Hotel Employee) was very accommodating he made us tea and herbal shots to help our cold while in Bonaire and his location. He even went to the pharmacy for cold and flu medicine for us. Wished I felt better to fully enjoy the location the food was very g
While it's not a luxury hotel, buddy dive is a great experience. I have now made the trip several times with a local dive shop here in town and you couldn't ask for a more relaxing vacation. DO NOT MAKE THIS TRIP UNLESS YOU ARE A DIVER!!! The diving is wonderful and extremely convenient. There are over 100 dive site on the island and all are amazingly beautiful. I have only done a few boat dive which are easy if you intend to go to a reef that is a little hard to access. The rooms are adequate and cleaned everyday. Personel are extremely friendly as everyone on the island. Breakfast is offered buffet style every morning. Remember there are no cows on the island so the milk is powdered. I recommend the fresh omelets they prepare for you. Lunch is usually eaten at the resort. Burgers are great and the chicken pita is very good. Most dishes have a rather ethnic flavor. The best part is dinner although the place fills up fast and that is the Lion's Den restaurant. Amazing fo...
Food was acceptable to poor. Because most restaurants are outdoors, insects made the dining experience unpleasant. Bring bug spray. Recommend going to local grocery store to stock up for quick meals. Room has refrigerator, stove and oven. Although there were several bait traps for roaches in the room, we saw none. Bonaire has fantastic reefs and coral formations, however, marine life tended to be small. If you enjoy beach diving, Bonaire may be for you; however, if you enjoy boat diving, I recommend another location. Resort offers only 1 boat dive a day (subject to availability) and there are few outside boat operators to engage for additional boat diving. Because of unusual currents around Bonaire at the time, visibility in water for diving was okay during the day and poor at night. Wireless internet service in the room rarely worked. Because suite had only a 5 gal. hot water heater, showers were luke warm at best, but rarely were cold. There is no room service. Because ti...
Great location, nice rooms Ac unit leaked in room, no equipment rental return after hours so we could not night dive before we left
The warm and personalized welcome (pick up at the airport) you receive. The fact that you always have a contact person (Rashka) ready to help if case of any kind of problem. The friendliness ... Finally, we booked the standard studio but were offered the possibility to switch to the bigger room with access to the common kitchen and living room. An offer we took and didn't regret!! No remarks at all
The staff was very concerned in give us the best ! They helped us with a lot of tips of activities and restaurants. A very distinctive place with a great view of Bonaire!
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WILFRED FREE dress FOREVER 21&TOPSHOP flower crowns DR. MARTENS boots VINTAGE denim jacket
The second look for my shoot with Vera was mainly focused on the back of this gorgeous dress. I am in love with the open back and how this dress can make a statement by itself, hence why I didn't accessorize at all with this outfit (other then the flower crowns). I kept with the grunge vibe from the first look but toned it down a bit to make this look feel a bit more effortlessly grunge. We shot in parts of Gastown in Vancouver which was the perfect setting for these photographs with the whole grunge feel and all. What more can I say... Once again extremely happy with these photos, Vera is an amazing photographer!!
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When I purchased my 2014 CTS about 4 months ago the salesperson said I would receive a survey about my new car from Cadillac.
To date I have not received one word from Cadillac. No survey, no "thank you" letter, nothing. I find this strange.
Last year I bought a BMW for my wife and we received all kinds of thank you letters, new vehicle satisfaction surveys, J. D. Power survey, letters about BMW service, BMW Magazine etc.
Also I have received nothing from SiriusXM. With other cars I started to receive letters 2 months before the trial expired. OnStar is the only group that has acknowledged I own the CTS.
Recently I asked the dealer if they informed Cadillac that I purchased the CTS. My concern is for warranty validation or other reasons Cadillac would need to contact me about my CTS. Unfortunately I got little satisfaction from them.
Just wondering if anyone else has received any correspondence from Cadillac after your purchase.
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Is it appropriate to skip the registry and ask guests to contribute to our honeymoon?
Entirely. Look at sites such as thebigday.com, honeyluna.com, and honeyfund.com, which allow guests to fund aspects of your trip (surfing lessons, a candlelit dinner, a hotel suite). Guests feel as if they are buying you a memory instead of a household item. Of course, some friends and family members may not be comfortable with this option, so create a registry―however small―for them.


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cheap latex oops paint from home depot, or similar :-)
Is there any problem with using a latex exterior primer as a bottom coat before covering with another latex paint?-pc
I'm using leftover exterior house paint from a builder, latex on latex. And tung oil on the exterior of a yellow pine homemade hive. Anything other than paint will age gracefully or not depending on the climate. Here it is hot and humid much of the summer, so cedar, for example, ages to a dark color on the north and east sides, but to a grey on the south and west sides. a couple of hundred miles west in the mountains where the humidity and temps are lower it greys out beautifully.
Anybody use stains? If so, what brands work best for protecting the woodenware and your bees?


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Hi guys!
We got a problem: we have 111 followers but only 110 are shown in our profile page. Any of you got this problem too?
Hey Cinquequarti! Maybe someone unfollow you ?
It's OK, maybe someone has unfollowed you, or his account has been disabled, or something like that. Don't worry, I'd rather decrease my number of followers
100% don't worry about it. Someone just unfollow you
I see what you're saying. At the bottom of your page, it says 111 followers, but at the top by your name it says 110 followers… yeah, that's weird.


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An EU programme to install WiFi in thousands of communities across Europe will help people build skills and businesses to benefit from the digital...
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LOUISVILLE, KY -- Louisville Ladder Inc. is proud to announce the launch of its new camouflage ladders. This unique product is perfect for hunting and military enthusiasts. The camouflage ladders will be available in a 6 foot stepladder and 16 foot extension ladders.
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... and BTW, you still have your banner up.
But his banner is to his website? If I'm understanding correctly, banners to websites can stay up (like AvFn4vr's) as long as they aren't links to spam websites?
"avonleagyrl" wrote:"acquaintances, at best." Heh. That was a nice way to put it, MNSOTA.
"Avonlea22" wrote:Sorry, but I don't intend to do anything of the sort. My forum is an extension of my site (and it existed when I won the contest). If the administrator has a problem with me having a forum, then we have a problem to deal with.
Thanks for all of the support guys.
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