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The episode starts with Pappu getting tensed seeing Amma's cutout instead of Amma and asks Rani why did she change pic. She says she did not. He calls printer and scolds why did he print Amma's cutout instead of Daadaji. Printer says he tried to inform him about it, but he did not pick his call at all. Pappu asks him to print new one. Printer comes and asks Pappu to give Daadaji's pic. Ratna taunts it is good cutcout did not reach Daadaji's office. Amma asks printer to leave and he leaves. Everyone joke where will they keep such a big cutout and dad scolds Pappu for not checking it beforehand. Amma says why are they making a big issue seeing her big cutout. Dad asks where will they keep it. Pappu says they can keep it in lawn.

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Many bed and breakfasts are located in this quiet, pastoral valley with stunning views of the Sandia Mountains. Visitors here can immerse themselves in nature at the Rio Grande Nature Center and hike, bike or ride the Bosque Trails. Even if you don't stay here, you might want to visit some of the North Valley's many galleries or arts and crafts shows. The North Valley is also home to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, the Unser Racing Museum and Casa San Ysidro, the Historic House Museum.
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque and Corrales are small villages nestled north of Albuquerque, on the banks of the Rio Grande. Prehistoric sites indicate that the Corrales Valley has been occupied since as early as 500 A.D., when the ancestors of the present-day Pueblo Indians derived sustenance from the fertile valley. Later, Hispanic, European and American families settled here to raise grapes, apples and livestock. Today, Corrales is surrounded by Albuquerque and Rio Rancho, but it retains its broad green pastures and orchards, as well as a strong artistic flair.
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|Tarif Khalidi طريف الخالدي
January 24, 1938
|Beirut, Lebanon
|Alma mater
|University of Chicago
|Scholar of Islamic history and Arabic studies
|Known for
|His English translation of the Qur'an, and other Islamic scholarship including The Muslim Jesus, Arabic Historical Thought in the Classical Period and Images of Muhammad
Tarif Khalidi (Arabic: طريف الخالدي), born January 24, 1938 in Jerusalem, is a Palestinian historian who now holds the Shaykh Zayid Chair in Islamic and Arabic Studies at the American University of Beirut in Lebanon.[1]
Khalidi is the son of Ahmad Samih Khalidi (1896–1951) and Anbara Salam (1897-1986), and the brother of historian Walid Khalidi. Palestinian-American historian Rashid Khalidi is Tarif's first cousin. Khalidi's son, Muhammad Ali Khalidi, is a philosophy professor at York University. The Khalidi family has lived in Jerusalem since the eleventh century and is noted for a long line of judges and scholars.[2] Tarif's father was principal of the Government Arab College in Jerusalem from 1925 until 1948.[3] He also served as Deputy Director of Education under the British Mandate. [4] He was the author of several pioneering works on educational theory and on Palestinian history. Khalidi's mother came from a prominent Beiruti political family.[5] She was a pioneer feminist, activist and writer; and the first woman in Greater Syria (Syria, Lebanon and Palestine) to publicly remove her veil in 1927.[6] She also translated several literary works into Arabic, including Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, and published her memoirs in 1978.[7]
Khalidi and his family were "driven out of their home in April 1948 by advancing Zionist forces."[8] The family sought refuge in Beirut.[9]
Academic Career
In 1952, Khalidi attended Haileybury College in Hertford, England where he was on the classical side (Latin, Greek and Ancient History). He went on to University College, Oxford, where he received a B.A. in Modern History in 1960 and his Master's degree three years later. Between 1960 and 1966, he was an instructor of Cultural Studies at the American University of Beirut.
Khalidi received a Ph.D. in Islamic Studies from the University of Chicago in 1970.[10] That year he returned to AUB as an Assistant Professor in the History Department. He taught at AUB through the Lebanese Civil War with a brief departure from 1985-1986 to become a Senior Research Associate at St. Antony's College, Oxford.
In 1996 he was named the Sir Thomas Adams's Professor of Arabic and a Fellow of King's College, Cambridge as well as director of the Center of Middle Eastern Studies there.[11]
He returned to AUB again in 2002 to occupy his current position as Shaykh Zayid Chair at the Center for Arab and Middle East Studies.[12]
- (Co-editor) Al-Jahiz: A Muslim Humanist for our Time (Wurzburg/Beirut: Ergon Verlag, 2009).
- Images of Muhammad: Narratives of the Prophet in Islam Across the Centuries (New York: Doubleday, 2009). ISBN 9780385518161
- The Qur'an: A New Translation (London:Penguin Classics, 2008). ISBN 978-1846140211
- The Muslim Jesus; Sayings and Stories in Islamic Literature (Cambridge, Mass.:Harvard University Press, 2001). ISBN 978-0674004771
- Arabic Historical Thought in the Classical Period (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994). ISBN 978-0521589383
- Classical Arab Islam (Princeton: Darwin Press, 1985). ISBN 978-0878500482
- Editor, Land Tenure and Social Transformation in the Middle East ( Beirut: American University of Beirut, 1984). ISBN 9780815660712
- A Study in the Meaning and Method of History (in Arabic; Beirut: Dar al-Tali`a, 1982).
- Studies in the History of Arabic Islamic Culture (in Arabic; Beirut: Dar al-Tali`a, 1977).
- Islamic Historiography: The Histories of Mas`udi (Albany: SUNY Press, 1975). ISBN 9780873952828
- "A World Historian and his Vision: at-Tabari, the Qur'an and History", Al-Abhath, vol.55-56 (2007-2008).
- "Death and the Badi` in Early `Abbasid Poetry: The Elegy for al-Numayri by `Abdullah ibn al-Mu`tazz" (with Maher Jarrar), Al-Abhath, vol. 54 (2006).
- "Jesus, Islam and World Dialogue", Concilium, 39/4 (October 2003).
- "Poetry and Identity in the Umayyad Age" (with S.S.Agha), Al-Abhath, vol.50-51, (2002-2003).
- Article "Arabs", Encyclopedia of the Qur'an, ed. J.D.McAuliffe , Leiden: Brill, 2002.
- "Reflections on Periodisation in Arabic Historiography", The Medieval History Journal, vol.1, number 1 (Jan-June, 1998).
- "Islamic Views of the West in the Middle Ages", Studies in Interreligious Dialogue (The Netherlands), 5/1995/1.
- ↑ American University of Beirut,Tarif Khalidi biographical sketch, Retrieved 2009-11-21.
- ↑ Jocelyn M. Ajami, Aramco World, November/December 1993, Volume 44/Number 6, A Hidden Treasure, 2009-11-21.
- ↑ Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs, Jerusalem, Palestinian Personalities.
- ↑ Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs, Jerusalem, Palestinian Personalities.
- ↑ S. Rami, Jerusalemites.org,"Memoirs of Anbara Salam al-Khalidi", 2009-11-21.
- ↑ American University of Beirut, CAMES, March 21, 2007Interview with Anbara Salam al-Khalidi.
- ↑ 'Jawalah fil Dhikrayat Baynah Lubnan Wa Filastin' (A Tour of Memories of Lebanon and Palestine),Beirut: al-Nahar, 1978.
- ↑ As stated by Tarif Khalidi in an interview with this article's author at his Beirut home in October 2009.
- ↑ See also: Ilan Pappe, The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (Oxford: Oneworld, 2007) Chapters 2-6; and Benny Morris, The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem Revisited (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004).
- ↑ University of Chicago Magazine: Class Notes, Books by Alumni, 2009-11-21.
- ↑ American University of Beirut Press "About the Editor", 2009-11-21.
- ↑ American University of Beirut,Tarif Khalidi biographical sketch, Retrieved 2009-11-21.
- ↑ Refer to Khalidi's Curriculum Vitae for a complete list of his articles and other publications.
External links
- American University of Beirut's Tarif Khalidi Biography web page
- American University of Beirut wikipedia page


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Does anyone have any experience hiring a private tutor instead of doing the homeschooling yourself? I think I'd be an awful teacher. I lack the patience, and have other things I'd rather be doing with my time. I'm willing to pay for a good teacher, though. If you've done this, how did it work out for you?
I'm doubling up the questions for efficiency, so here's question two: has anyone ever created their own homeschooling community school? I'm thinking of rounding up one or two more kids and having all the parents chip in toward paying the tutor. I think this could be a great thing, so if you'd done this (or if you've homeschooled other kids with your own), please fill me in on downsides.
I am currently looking for a math tutor for my daughter. I love homeschooling, but I have dyscalculia and can't teach math because I don't understand it! Which is a terrible shame, because math is my daughter's favorite subject, and she'd do it all day long if she could.
Creating a homeschool community is possible, but there are also charter schools from home out there, some of which offer in-school classes some of the time. Many homeschool coops meet once a week or so, and organize some classes. I haven't heard of a format where, for instance, each parent teaches one subject to all of the kids in a coop, but if you have a group that is on board, that could work nicely I guess.
I see you're in the UK - that makes things a bit different. I am not sure what kind of options you have over there, legally and in terms of charter schools.
Did you ever find out more information on this? My husband and I have been talking about trying to arrange something like this too where we live.
Hi there,
I've homeschooled even from the "beginning." I've added/hired/delegated subject areas to others, primarily to round out my children's lives and to get time to exercise and keep up with paperwork, etc.
Here's what I've done:
Hired an art tutor. He's an artist and art instructor I met when we took a "mommy and me" art class through our art museum. He's also now doing science experiments with the kids. 1.5 to 2.5 hrs/week
Delegated organic gardening and birding to my Mom. 3-4 hrs/week
Send the girls to a "nature based mentoring" outdoor program one half-day a week.
- LANGUAGE ARTS/MATH/EVERYTHING ELSE and more of the above
Me. I also delegate/ask my husband to do projects like play math bingo, help set up a tadpole fish tank, hike, etc...
What I'm really currently missing is someone who is musical to take that bit...
Hope this helps, happy to answer any questions!
I have considered hiring a tutor to supplement. I'm not sure about where you live but in NC I believe it is illegal to homeschool another person's child. Teaching children other than your own requires you file as a private school. Definitely look into your state laws before making any decisions.
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The biggest sports upset of the year? Thought it occurred in early February, it has to be Super Bowl 42 (you don't really expect me to use Roman numerals, do you? When in Rome....).
I'm a lifelong Patriots fan. But I had a really bad feeling about the outcome before the game even started, and that feeling never quite let up. I'm not sure why, because I don't usually get feelings like that. So, it worried me.
Why would I have felt that way? Why would anyone?
The Patriots looked like an offensive and defensive juggernaut; they set scoring records, allowed the fourth fewest points, and posted the first 16-0 regular season in NFL history. Then they won their first two playoff games, totaling 18 consecutive wis in one season -- another first. The Giants were a Wild Card team, and the Pats had already beaten them in the season's final game. In fact, the Pats were 12-point favorites. The odds favored New England. But odds don't win games.
The game got off to a slow start, and it essentially stayed that way until the the final minutes. I'm not a fan of slow, plodding, defense-oriented football, so it was a pretty boring game (in my view) until the last half of the fourth quarter. The two teams combined for a mere 10 points in the first three quarters.
I got hopeful when Randy Moss grabbed that touchdown in the 4th. But then I gulped when I realized that the Giants still had 2:42 -- and three timeouts -- remaining. Yet, I certainly didn't envision Eli Manning orchestrating that miracle drive. Honestly, I don't even think Giants fans could have imagined that. They wanted him benched earlier in the season for his inconsistent play.
But the Giants defense just handcuffed the Pats and Tom Brady, who spent too much time on his back -- with defensive ends lying on top of him. The Patriots offensive line got smoked, man-handled, beaten up, out-hustled, and out-muscled. It was a very un-Patriot-like performance. That group was stellar all year long, and always gave Brady great protection and lots of time to pass. I can't figure out why they were so bad on that day. But the Giants' defensive ends were just terrific.
What's really amazing is that in light of the five sacks Brady endured, he never threw an interception. That's incredible. I blame the entire o-line, which consisted of three Pro Bowlers. And yes, the backs and/or tight ends should have picked up the blitz better.
The Patriots held the Giants to just three points in 3 1/2 quarters. They clearly weren't dominated. I'm not speaking as a fan, I'm just stating the obvious. I can accept the fact that the Patriots lost; it's over and behind me. If they'd never won before, I'd have been crushed. However, the three Super Bowl wins in this decade cushioned the blow quite nicely. Disappointed? Yes, indeed.
The Pats are still undeniably one of the greatest teams of all-time. But now there is room for argument over who is "the" greatest team. However, winning three Super Bowls in the free agency and salary cap eras is unprecedented, and a challenge no other dynasty had to face.
And winning 18 straight in one season, and 21 straight over the course of two previous seasons, are also amazing and unprecedented achievements. And again, both of those streaks were accomplished in the free agency and salary cap eras as well.
The '72 Dolphins didn't have a salary cap, free agency, or a 16-game season. They also faced far less sophisticated offenses and defenses than the Patriots did. Given these circumstances, I'd say that makes the Patriots better.
When the Pats beat the Rams in 2002, they weren't the better team. They got lucky. At best, they were better in one game, on one day. The same goes for the Giants.
The Patriots are absolutely, positively, not removed from the discussion of "greatest team ever". Only a hater, or a contrarian, would say so. In a seven-game series, the better team will almost always win. In a football game, that's not necessarily so.
Yes, I was disappointed by the Super Bowl upset. I like to see sports history made -- except when Barry Bonds is involved -- and a win would have cemented the Patriots' place as the best. But now they are just one of the best. The top teams in each decade can't play each other, so while it makes for interesting conversation, it's all moot. We'll never know who the best truly is. It's a futile, though fun, conversation. But the salary cap and free agency were supposed to prevent dynasties from rising, and the Patriots ruined that intention.
I always try to approach these things as objectively as possible. I try not to be a homer. So if it seems like I'm trying to defend the Patriots in a overly-loyal, provincial sort of way, that's not my intention.
Objectively speaking, the 2007 Pats were a historically great team -- among the very best. But there's no denying that they blew it. They choked. It was humiliating, and it will never, ever be forgotten. Most people don't remember Super Bowl losers. But that particular Patriots team, and that game, will never be forgotten. It will be remembered as one of the most epic losses in all of sports' history -- not just NFL history. That's one damn ugly distinction.
But I'm just a fan. I wasn't humiliated personally. I didn't play. I didn't feel nearly as bad as the Patriots players must have -- especially Junior Seau. That loss had to be devastating to him. As I said, I'm thankful for the three Super Bowl wins this decade -- something I never thought I'd live to see. I remember being a little kid in the late '70s, when my dad and I had season tickets for a few years. This kind of team was unimaginable back then.
With Brady and Belichick, the Pats will likely remain strong contenders for the next few years. They have great organizational strength. And that savvy trade with the Niners last year gave them the #7 pick this year (even though they lost their own first-rounder for cheating). The Patriots needed to get younger at linebacker, and they did. And, by the way, I get why people don't like Bill Belichick. I don't like him either; he's surly and devoid of any charm. But I'm sure glad he coaches the team I love.
The fact that the Patriots were such prohibitive favorites made this loss sting, as did the manner in which they lost. It was hard to believe. They lost in the final seconds, on a great drive, and facing a great defense --- exactly the way they won their three Super Bowls. They are a .500 team in the Big Game (3-3) and I've seen it all -- heartbreak and triumph. Some fans don't know the of joy winning. Others don't know the pain of losing the Big Game. I've seen and felt it all. I know the rainbow of emotions very well.
I'll choose to remember and relish the three Super Bowl wins in this decade and not dwell on the negative, or what could have been. But it was a historical upset and a huge meltdown for the Pats. The good news for us Pats fans is that Brady is only 30 and still in his prime.
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Entering Legoland
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This is where every person 3 years old or over needs a ticket. You will find each ticket has a barcode just like the things you buy at the supermarket - find it. There are many entrance gates and all of them have a barcode laser. Simply place the ticket into the reader with the barcode first and face up (this is the bit that seems to cause visitors the most trouble). When the machine reads the barcode correctly it will beep and allow one person to pass through the barrier.
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Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), Vice Chair of the House Republican Conference, released the following statement today in response to President Obama's budget for Fiscal Year 2011.
"In his State of the Union address last week, President Obama finally acknowledged that government spending and deficits were out-of-control. That's why I was truly amazed when President Obama unveiled his reckless budget plan today. It repeats all of the same "spend-and-borrow' errors of his first year in office. According to the President, the budget deficit in FY 2011 will be a record $1.6 trillion, breaking the previous all-time mark of $1.4 trillion set last year. And those deficits do not stop. Over the next five years, the federal government will add another $5 trillion to the national debt. That is unsustainable. There is simply not enough money in the world to pay for all of these debts without raising interest rates or devaluing the currency (or both). We owe it to our children and grandchildren to stop these "spend-and-borrow' policies that weaken our economy at the expense of China and other powers."
"To reduce the deficit, we should return the nearly $900 billion in unused TARP and stimulus funds which is currently being designated for more government spending. The President's budget freeze for discretionary spending in FY 2011 should start this fiscal year, and the freeze should be set at 2008 spending levels (before the President's spending surge in his inaugural year). We also need a balanced budget amendment, a line-item veto, and a bipartisan willingness to confront all aspects of the federal budget -- not just discretionary spending."
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Members of the Student Oklahoma Education Association (SOEA) and the Psychology Club, along with the church, are requesting new to slightly worn winter clothes, sweaters, jackets and coats for donation. Collection boxes will be located in the Joe J. Struckle Education Center on the first and second floors from Oct. 27 through Nov. 15.
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You really want to dislike the Jeep Compass.
It's a car trying to be a Jeep. It's ugly, at least toward the rear. The interior plastics have a Third World appearance, although they fit together well.
It's built at a Dodge factory in Illinois, not the Ohio plant that is Jeep's home. It has Chrysler Group's so-called World Engine under the hood, a four-banger that's been anything but world class in previous test vehicles. And if you need a final reason for anti-Compass prejudice, it's those awful bobble-head TV commercials, the most grating pitch since Mazda hired a kid to stage-whisper "zoom zoom."
PHOTOS/AUDIO: Jeep Compass with Healey's comments
Ah, but that's the thing with prejudice — by definition, judgment in advance. After some examination, it turns out Compass is swell. It's remarkably well equipped for its price (high teens to mid-20s). The test vehicle was a $23,380 Limited with four-wheel drive and manual transmission. With the possible exception of the optional automatic transmission, what it didn't have, you don't need.
The leather seats were unusually comfortable, shaming the chairs in some much-higher-price machines.
MORE TEST DRIVE: Archive of Healey's columns
The manual gearbox shifted easily, and the clutch engaged smoothly. It's not a Miata-style snick-snick shifter, but neither is it the kind of balky, truckish operation you get in some vehicles. It needs a sixth gear, though. It revs at a fast 3,000 rpm at 70 mph, bad for fuel economy and peace and quiet.
The body leaned a fair amount in fast corners, but the tested Compass surprisingly didn't feel tipsy. It was fun, not frustrating, in those ever-tightening freeway off-ramp spirals. The suspension conquered much of the body lean to get the Compass around bends smartly.
Brakes and steering felt about the way you'd want, responsive without being touchy.
And the engine — my, what have they done? It was a coarse and crude power plant in a pre-production Dodge Caliber (Test Drive March 3, 2006). In the regular-production Compass tester, it was the opposite. No shaking or vibrating. No nasty noises, only a gruffness that grew assertive as more throttle was applied.
Whatever was wrong with it before, no longer is.
Inside, the things you need to grab or see are about where you want them, but they are housed in plastic that looks and feels uninviting. And the climate control knobs had the precision and smoothness of a badly broken toy.
The sliding armrest between the front seats will be either just the right height or a constant elbow whacker when you shift gears, depending on your build. And it gets in the way of fastening the safety belts easily.
The back seats are uncommonly roomy for two people. Jeep claims an astonishing 39.4 inches of rear legroom. That's slightly more than in the second row of big General Motors SUVs, such as Chevy Suburban.
People won't fit in the middle seating spot in the rear. The center hump is too high, and the cup holders that stick off the back of the front console eliminate what little foot room there would have been.
The shoulder portion of the lap-shoulder belt for that middle spot unhooks to make it easier to fold the back seats flat for cargo. That's common. But when unhooked, the shoulder portion stows easily and securely in a slot on the side of the cargo area. That's uncommon, and welcome. It's easier than the ceiling slots you get in other vehicles, which never seem to work right and leave slack that rattles.
The Compass four-wheel-drive system normally is front-drive, but will start shipping power to the rears even if the fronts aren't slipping, Jeep says. Sensors mull such matters as how fast you're going and how sharply you're turning and can express up to 60% of power to the rear wheels a moment before they need it. Use the locking mode, and the spilt is 50/50 — good for sand, deep snow and the like. In any mode, it was excellent in the light snow and heavy rain during the test.
As far as the styling, well, the police report says:
The fellow doing time for the look of the Pontiac Aztek was paroled. A hard-core recidivist, he fashioned an ugly stick and began whomping on the Compass. Alert authorities wrestled him to the ground before he could get much beyond the front and rear fenders, and the reverse-slant rear-most roof pillar. Unexplained is what miscreant made the windshield pillars so wide that you can't see pedestrians in the periphery. Use special care in busy parking lots and intersections.
Why a car-style Jeep? To sell more Jeeps. The brand figures people are pining for the Jeep name and look, but not the stiff ride and other rugged attributes.
That leaves a sour taste, though; a watering-down of what Jeep stands for. So look at it this way instead: Compass is a marvelous, affordable package that's a lot more fun to drive and has a lot more utility and room than you expect. And it just happens to be a Jeep.
2007 Jeep Compass
•What is it? Small, four-door crossover SUV based on the Dodge Caliber hatchback sedan. Available with front-wheel drive (FWD) or four-wheel-drive (4WD). Manufactured at Belvidere, Ill.
•How soon? On sale since July.
•How much? Base model, called Sport, starts at $15,985 (including $560 destination charge) with FWD and manual transmission; $17,585 with 4WD. Limited starts at $20,140 with FWD, $21,740 with 4WD.
•Who'll buy? Jeep says mostly women in their early 20s to early 40s, single or recently married, who earn $60,000 a year, plus or minus, and consider themselves independent, sophisticated and modern. Jeep says 50% are college-educated.
•How many? As is becoming common, Jeep won't say. It's the worst-selling Jeep the past six months, on track to hit only about 45,000 a year.
•What's the drivetrain? 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine rated 172 horsepower at 6,000 rpm, 165 pounds-feet of torque at 4,400 rpm; five-speed manual transmission. Continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) is optional. The optional four-wheel-drive system can send up to 60% of power to the rear wheels and can be locked in a 50/50 split.
Optional in the base model with FWD only, for those who can't drive a manual but crave good fuel economy numbers: 2-liter four-cylinder rated 158 hp at 6,400 rpm, 141 lbs.-ft. at 5,000 rpm, CVT.
•What's the safety hardware? Expected bags and belts, plus side-curtain bags, stability and anti-rollover systems, anti-lock brakes.
•What's the rest? Standard features include AM/FM/CD stereo with auxiliary input jack; power steering, brakes; tilt-adjustable steering column; rear wiper, washer, defroster.
More notable are features that aren't standard. Unless you pay extra, you don't get climate control; power windows, mirrors, locks; cruise control; remote-control locks; floor mats. Jeep can change standard features any time. Check www.Jeep.com.
•How big? Not very; think a half-size smaller than a Honda CR-V. Compass is 173.4 inches long, 69.3 inches wide, 65.2 inches tall on a 103.7-inch wheelbase.
Passenger space is listed as 101.3 cubic feet. Cargo space is listed as 22.7 cubic feet behind the back seat, 53.6 cubic feet when the back seat is folded flat.
Weight is listed as 3,071 to 3,329 pounds, depending on model and equipment.
Rated to carry 925 pounds of people and cargo. Rated to tow as much as 2,000 pounds.
Turning circle diameter is listed as 35.6 feet curb-to-curb with 17-inch wheels, tires; 37.2 feet with 18-inch wheels, tires.
•How thirsty? 2.4-liter engine with FWD is rated 26 mpg in town, 30 on the highway with manual transmission, 24/27 with CVT automatic. 4WD is rated 25/29 with manual, 23/26 with CVT.
Optional 2-liter, FWD, CVT is rated 26/30.
The trip computer in 4WD, manual test vehicle showed 16.3 mpg in suburban driving, which included significant amounts of cold-weather idling.
Tank is 13.5 gallons (4WD) or 13.6 gallons (FWD). Regular-grade (87-octane) gasoline is recommended.
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A free concert at the local library is always a treat for Dutchtown resident Carmen Duplessis.
The "Cool Latin Jazz on a Hot Summer Night" program at the Ascension Parish Library's Dutchtown branch did not disappoint Duplessis and the 30 other people attending the June 26 program.
New Orleans Latin Jazz harpist and composer Patrice Fisher and the group Arpa, Spanish for harp, performed Latin jazz songs for more than an hour.
Many of the pieces were composed by members of the group or by their special guests, Jose Roberto Moreira and Javier Guiterrez.
Fisher, from New Orleans, is part of the Musicians for Music nonprofit group that highlights Hispanic arts and culture in the New Orleans area.
"I've never heard this mix of music and I've never seen a harpist perform with a jazz group," Duplessis said. "It's really a treat to come out on a rainy night and hear this caliber of music."
The performance was supported by grants from the New Orleans Musician Assistance Foundation, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, Louisiana States Arts Council, Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development and Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism.
The library's next free music concert is at 6:30 p.m. July 22 at the Dutchtown branch. Local musician Jim Bullion will perform his "Louisiana Country Roots" show.
Cajun French poet Beverly Matherne will perform his blues poetry in Cajun and English at 6 p.m. July 10 at the Gonzales branch.
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Ace the Echidna
Ace is the oldest member of the Quick Crew, as well as a karate expert. He can climb walls and fly, like Knuckles.
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The Mountain Pointe girls soccer team won eight of its first nine matches, including several where the deciding goal came in the second half, if not, the final minutes.
It's no wonder why.
"We run a lot," senior forward Karen Kierstad said. "We start with three miles. It really gives us an edge late in games."
An example came in last Wednesday's win over Tempe Corona del Sol in the Tempe Diablo Tournament.
The scoreless game that featured a lot of back and forth offensive runs to no avail became a Pride victory when Kierstad was in place on a secondary chance when an initial shot bounded out of the Corona goalies hands.
Kierstad got to the loose ball before everyone else, took a shot that bounced off the goalie's hands about 10 feet away from the goal and the trajectory was just high enough to get over the defender's head.
It's all that was needed to keep Mountain Pointe alive in the tournament and an indicator that this relatively all new team is ready to be a force this season.
The Pride went on to make the finals of the tournament before falling to Chandler Hamilton.
"We have been working hard," fourth-year coach Mark Wilson said. "Nothing like a little bit of hard work. We had high expectations coming in and it has come together.
"But there is room for growth. We are still learning about each other and I look forward to seeing where we are at in January."
The Pride lost seven seniors from last year's 16-7 squad that lost 1-0 to Gilbert Highland in the Class 5A Division I quarterfinals so the roster has a bunch of new players.
Although it is hard to tell from the results the team is still finding an identity with the influx of new faces.
"We knew we were going to have a young team and it was going to be hard pulling together at first with only three seniors," senior forward Ellie St. Aubin said. "A lot of the teams are even right now and it is every man for itself.
"Hopefully we can put ourselves in a position to peak at the right time. We are improving every day. That's all we can ask for right now."
The Pride have four captains in place to make sure that happen as defenders Alyson Coker, a junior, and Morgan Phister, a senior who also plays some goalie, join St. Aubin and Kierstad. They have been put into place to make sure what Wilson makes it through the ranks.
"One of the criteria of being a captain is to make sure everyone knows what we are trying to accomplish," Wilson said. "They have to lead by example."
After the tournament the team plays a handful more of non-region games before tackling the East Valley Region schedule in an attempt to defend its title.
"The girls really want to win the game," Kierstad said. "We seem to be more intense in the second half and it's a good sign that we can finish strong. We have high hopes for the season. This year it seems like it is more wide open (at the state level). We have a lot of work to do, but this team likes to work hard."
The team is also getting contributions from sophomore forward Cera Hassinan and freshman goalie Claire Wilmink.
It gives the Pride a good core of players that might not have the same type of talent as the 2008 squad that won the 5A-I title, but there is plenty of incentive to get to that level.
"He hates losing," St. Aubin said of Wilson. "He gets real quiet and doesn't even want to talk to us. He'd rather break both legs than lose."
Wilson admits that he has an aversion to losing, but knows this team has some improving to do before it can start thinking about how it will fare at state.
"I expect to win every game," Wilson said. "It is the way you have to approach it. We have to improve in passing, communication, our attack and our understanding of the game.
"We are young, but there is nothing wrong with winning while you learn."


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True Strength is the story of transformation, persistence, and hope in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Sorbo reflects on his childhood in Minnesota and his early acting days in Hollywood, to his charmed life as televisionandrsquo;s beloved Hercules, and where he is today. He recounts the onset of his symptoms, his frightening hospitalization, and his arduous path to recovery. With this honest account of personal tragedy and triumph, Sorbo aims to blaze a trail for those who have ever suffered acute illness or a serious setback in life and are now struggling to find their way back.and#160;
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Mostly I write about travel. By day, I'm an academic. This means I spend time thinking, writing, and talking about language learning, transnationalism, critical theory, ethnography, positionality, grounded theory, teacher education, and a few other bits and bobs.
But then when I come home I write fun stuff - like the stuff that's on here - and it's not academic, not at all. Instead, it's mostly about travel (did I mention that?) But I do use a few big words every now and again, just to keep you on your tippy toes. You can thank me later.
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Take a wonderfully crazed excursion into the demented heart of a tropical paradise—a world of cargo cults, cannibals, mad scientists, ninjas, and talking fruit bats. Our bumbling hero is Tucker Case, a hopeless geek trapped in a cool guy's body, who makes a living as a pilot for the Mary Jean Cosmetics Corporation. But when he demolishes his boss's pink plane during a drunken airborne liaison, Tuck must run for his life from Mary Jean's goons. Now there's only one employment opportunity left for him: piloting shady secret missions for an unscrupulous medical missionary and a sexy blond high priestess on the remotest of Micronesian hells. Here is a brazen, ingenious, irreverent, and wickedly funny novel from a modern master of the outrageous.
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Pilot Tucker Case has a weakness--well, Tuck really has two--and the combination of drinking and sex in the cockpit of the pink Mary Jean Cosmetics Learjet puts him on the front page of papers all over the planet. But he finds another job with a mysterious employer--someone with a brand-new Lear 45-- who's willing to pay Tuck generously and ask no questions about his record. The jet and job are on Alualu, a speck in the Pacific Ocean, and Tucker has nowhere else to go. But first he has to get to Alualu, and once there, he faces a hurricane, Shark People, atypical missionaries, and boredom ... and the responsibilities assigned to him by Capt. Vincent Bennidetti, U.S. Air Force, deceased bomber pilot and present-day deity of the Shark People.About the Author:
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The Lake Geneva current field is controlled by a variable wind field and thermal stratification. Typical current patterns in the Grand Lac, which is oriented roughly in the East-West direction, were determined under typical wind conditions and thermal stratifications using the DELFT3D-FLOW hydrodynamic model. The model solves the Reynolds-Averaged Navier-Stokes equations, combined with a k-ε turbulence closure in z coordinate system in the vertical axis. Typical wind patterns over the lake were identified using the k-means clustering method. The response of the near surface lake current circulations to the typical wind patterns and stratification are determined. For a given wind speed, modeling results revealed stronger current velocity for the near surface layer in stratified season (summer), compared with the non-stratified season (winter). A counter-clockwise circulation pattern in the central part of the Grand Lac was identified under large scale north-easterly winds (Bise), which occurs frequently. For large scale south-westerly winds (Vent), another frequent wind, a long-fetch (up to 30 km) leads to a clockwise circulation pattern in the central part of the main basin during non-stratified seasons. Strong eastward currents are observed in the Grand Lac. In the eastern part of the Grand Lac at the mouth of the Rhone River, a small counter-clockwise gyre may occur frequently under both Bise and Vent events.
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Thursday, November 3, 2016
'A Puppy For Christmas' - an UP Premiere Christmas Movie
Cindy Busby of 'Heartland,' 'Cedar Cove,' and 'Unleashing Mr. Darcy' stars in this all new Christmas Movie on UP, along with Greyston Holt of 'The Christmas Secret' and Christopher Russell, of 'Merry Matrimony!'
Movie: A Puppy For Christmas
Network: UP
Original Air Date: November 25, 2016
Cindy Busby ... Noelle
Greyston Holt ... Liam
Christopher Russell
via Marvista: Noelle has the perfect set-up: a successful job, a handsome boyfriend and the life of her dreams. She is only missing one thing. Deciding to finally take the plunge, Noelle adopts an adorable puppy. However, her life does not become the dream she imagined it would. Instead her new furry friend turns her world upside down and soon they are facing Christmas alone. Accepting an invitation to spend the holidays with her coworker, Liam, she is surrounded by the Christmas cheer of a warm, happy family. Sparks soon begin to fly between Noelle and her host as the warmth of the season ignites something between them. But when Noelle's estranged boyfriend tracks her and proposes in an attempt to win her back, Noelle must decide which life she wants. Will it be the safe, successful world she knows, or an unpredictable future with the man who is quickly winning her heart?
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I am so ready for christmas movies! Lovely review!ReplyDelete
It has ben shown on Danish television to night. Very nice movie.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFriday, November 25, 2016
what kind of dog is the puppy?ReplyDeleteReplies
It looks like a cockapoo to me but I'm not sure.Delete
Does anyone know the name of the song that was playing while they were driving to the cabin?ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousSaturday, November 26, 2016
What happened to the cute puppy's tail? Think it will be asking Santa for the rest of it back this Xmas.ReplyDelete
Cheesy family movie that won't surprise but entertained us for a while. Just a shame people still remove dogs tails for no reason.
- AnonymousSaturday, November 26, 2016
Puppy is a CockapooReplyDelete
- Allan k brandellSaturday, November 26, 2016
I have three puppies of own poodle.multi poo an ah terrier an I've seen the northern lights in Alaska. The movie is picture perfect for the holidays. The green Jeep northern lights dog sled, snow ball fight ,snow machine, puppies, beautiful girls trees it's ah wonderful life.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSunday, November 27, 2016
Where can I buy the coat that buster was wearing for my dog!?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSaturday, December 24, 2016
Where was it filmed?ReplyDelete
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