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From the Record: George Van Hare, MD
From the Record: George Van Hare, MD
From the
Washington University Record,
published January 14, 2011, posted March 2, 2011, written by Beth Miller.
For someone who grew up on the East Coast and spent much of his career on the West Coast,
George Van Hare, MD
, certainly seems at home in the Midwest.
Van Hare, chief of the
Division of Pediatric Cardiology,
arrived at Washington University School of Medicine and
St. Louis Children's Hospital
in 2008 from northern California after some soul-searching prompted him
and his wife, Michele "Middy" Estabrook, MD, also a pediatrician, to change the focus of their successful medical careers.
"For nearly 20 years, my career had focused on innovating new procedures to cure heart rhythm problems in children," Van Hare says. "I was part of the revolution in nonpharmacologic care of arrhythmias in children. I loved it, but I decided I wanted my career to take a different turn. At the same time, my wife had an ambition to be more involved in medical education, so we looked for somewhere we could go together."
Before Van Hare arrived in St. Louis, he was a professor of pediatrics at Stanford University, where he specialized in pediatric cardiac electrophysiology, a specialty involving the study and treatment of abnormal heart rhythms. He and Estabrook were recruited there in 1998 to become part of UCSF Stanford Health Care, a not-for-profit corporation created through the merger of the Stanford and the University of California, San Francisco, medical centers.
Despite the dissolution of the merger in 1999, Van Hare organized a system that brought all pediatric electrophysiology cases in northern California to his team at Stanford, creating the largest pediatric electrophysiology operation in the country at the time. For his last several years there, he also was the fellowship-training program director in pediatric cardiology.
When Van Hare and Estabrook started looking at other medical centers, they both found what they were looking for at Washington University and St. Louis Children's Hospital.
"There are a lot of wonderful children's hospitals that aren't associated with a premier medical school, and a lot of medical schools that don't have the kind of children's hospital infrastructure that allows them to be as good as they could be," Van Hare says. "This place has them both, and they are not just adequate, they are both absolutely spectacular. It inspired me because of all the potential."
Van Hare also cited the university's renowned work treating children with failing hearts, the adult electrophysiology practice and the echocardiography lab. He wanted to work with
Charles Canter, MD,
professor of pediatrics and medical director of the cardiac transplant program at St. Louis Children's Hospital, and Yoram Rudy, PhD, the Fred Saigh Distinguished Professor of Engineering and director of the Cardiac Bioelectricity and Arrhythmia Center.
Van Hare was named the Louis Larrick Ward Professor of Pediatrics at the School of Medicine, and Estabrook joined the school as a professor of pediatrics.
"George is a natural leader," says
Alan L. Schwartz, PhD, MD
, the Harriet B. Spoehrer Professor and head of pediatrics. "He empowers others and leads by example. He is a superb cardiologist, teacher, mentor and citizen. We are thrilled that he is at Washington University School of Medicine and leading pediatric cardiology on to the next level."
As division director, Van Hare spends a lot of time on administrative tasks, but he also mentors Jennifer Silva, MD, instructor in pediatrics and director of pediatric electrophysiology. He spends one day a week in clinic and two days a week working in the pediatric electrophysiology lab, which he says is addictive.
"In some ways, if you parked me in the electrophysiology lab and gave me five days a week to do procedures, I'd be happy as a clam," he says. "There's something incredibly fulfilling about taking a child with a dangerous or troubling heart rhythm issue, spending a few hours with them and basically curing their problem, then sending them off to live their life."
Discovering academic medicine
Although Van Hare spent most of his life on the coasts, he was born in Kansas City, Mo., and spent several years training in Cleveland. He served a year at Cleveland's Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital as a chief resident and then worked for two years at Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital as medical director in a clinic for teenage mothers and their babies.
While there, he also got involved in ear disease research, particularly otitis media, or middle ear infections, and published results of some clinical research.
"One might think a bunch of publications on otitis media are irrelevant to my cardiology career, but it was highly relevant because that's where I honed my skills as an academic pediatrician," Van Hare says.
Taking his show on the road
Van Hare also makes a few visits a year to Kapi'olani Medical Center for Women and Children in Honolulu.
Along with John Lamberti, MD, a pediatric cardiac surgeon at Rady Children's Hospital San Diego, Van Hare and other physicians put in pacemakers, perform cardiac catheter and electrophysiology procedures and treat other heart problems in Hawaiian children and children of American service personnel stationed in the Pacific.
"It would be a tremendous hardship for these patients to come to the mainland for treatment," he says. "So five times a year, we turn the hospital into a high-volume pediatric cardiology/cardiac surgery program."
Throughout the year, he serves as the principal consultant to the local cardiologists for pediatric arrhythmia problems in Hawaii.
From this experience, Van Hare has observed how the U.S. military uses telemedicine consults to extend the reach of their subspecialists and to determine whether a patient needs to travel immediately for health care or can wait until a scheduled visit.
Since his arrival in St. Louis, he has been involved with a multidisciplinary telehealth initiative at St. Louis Children's Hospital. The cardiology division soon will able able to offer telemedicine consultation, including the capacity to listen to a patient's heartbeat and other body sounds with a stethoscope from a distance.
Other work travel includes trips to Turkey, Moscow and New Zealand as a visiting professor and a speaker at conferences. While there, he often works with local cardiologists performing various advanced electrophysiology procedures.
Van Hare says he and his family quickly felt at home in St. Louis and made many new friends. He joined the choir at Trinity Presbyterian Church in University City, and he and Estabrook enjoy frequent St. Louis Symphony Orchestra performances and visiting area restaurants.
They have three sons: Colin, a student at the University of Missouri-St. Louis and a former chef; Mark, a recent graduate of Vassar College working in sound design in New York City; and Christopher, a junior at Clayton High School. The family also recently adopted an Australian Shepherd puppy.
"St. Louis is a very well-kept secret," he says. "It is just a really small world. Everybody seems to know everybody, and I really like that."
Fast facts about George Van Hare, MD
Hobbies: Singing in the choir at Trinity Presbyterian Church
Favorite restaurants: Eleven Eleven Mississippi, Vin de Set, Modesto and other local bar and grills
Education: BS, Bates College; MD, University of Connecticut
Training: Residency: Case Western Reserve University; fellowships: Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital, pediatrics, and University of California, San Francisco, pediatric cardiology and adult electrophysiology; visiting fellow: Baylor College of Medicine, pediatric electrophysiology
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How To EngineHellion Turbo System Install on a 5.0L Coyote
Better Boost Solution
What gives? Have we exhausted every possible combination for the Coyote and are now forced to duplicate testing? Well, the duplication part is accurate enough, but we're far from testing every combination. Fear not, we have good reason for running cams and the Hellion turbo system again on our Killer Coyote.
Loyal readers will remember from our previous testing that the Stage 2 cams offered significant power gains—if Stage 2 cams are good, Stage 3 cams must be better. On the turbo side, we were unsuccessful in our first attempt to test the Hellion system. It had nothing to do with the system itself and more to do with insufficient valvespring pressure. This inherent weakness has since been cured thanks to the installation of CNC-ported heads from JPC and RGR Engines.
With plenty of spring pressure, we had an obligation to retest and accurately demonstrate the merits of the turbo system on the Coyote. On the cam side, we were getting closer and closer to reaching 600 hp with the Coyote, so we wondered if a set of wilder cams might push us over the edge or at least get us closer.
For those just joining us, when we first started this Killer Coyote series with the 5.0L crate motor from Ford Racing Performance Parts our plan was to illustrate as many of the performance components available as possible. The motor initially produced 448 hp and 405 lb-ft of torque, and jumped to 462 hp and 411 lb-ft with headers from American Racing Headers. Thanks to the Controls Pack supplied by FRPP, running the Coyote was a plug-'n'-play operation, including control of the drive-by-wire throttle and variable cam timing. Next was a bevy of bolt-ons, including a Zex nitrous kit, a Kenne Bell supercharger, and the Stage 2 NSR grinds from Comp Cams (PN 191100).
The Zex nitrous upped the power ante to 554 hp, while the Kenne Bell Twin-Screw pushed this even further to 704 hp and 549 lb-ft of torque at less than 10 psi. Given the impressive output, we were thankful for the Aeromotive A1000 fuel system employed on the engine dyno. With tuning from SCT, the cams and JLT air intake pushed the power to 515 hp and 450 lb-ft of torque. The final (normally aspirated) step was to install the JPC/RGR heads and Boss intake, which finalized the power output at 572 hp and 449 lb-ft of torque.
Since we managed to properly test the Hellion system this time, a little review of the turbo kit is in order. Designed for the '11-'12 Mustang GT and Boss 302, the turbo kit includes all-stainless steel tubing, a 67mm turbo, Turbo Smart wastegate and blow-off valve, 52-lb/hr injectors, and a handheld tuner. Add to that an efficient air-to-air intercooler and all the necessary tubing, clamps and hardware, and the Hellion system is one complete turbo kit.
For extra snarl, we replaced the standard 67mm turbo with a larger 76mm unit from Turbonetics. We fully expected to exceed 800 hp at a reasonable boost level on this stock short-block, so we figured why not go big to keep things efficient? Besides, the 76mm Turbonetics turbo will allow us to crank things up once we upgrade to forged internals.
The tight confines of the engine bay necessitated a lowered turbo position (see photo 5). Oil drain back from the turbo was accomplished with an electric scavenge pump. The oil drained from the bottom of the turbo and was then pumped back up into an existing breather in the driver-side valve cover. This system eliminated the need to remove, drill, and tap (or weld) the oil pan.
Some may question the use of stock exhaust manifolds on the turbo kit, but what could be better than a set of stainless tubular manifolds that fit perfectly in the chassis? It may seem like the easy way out, but the factory stainless steel manifolds were designed to retain and channel the exhaust heat directly to the catalytic converters, making them an excellent choice for a turbo application.
The Hellion system features a dedicated Y-pipe to merge the exhaust from the two factory manifolds to a common T4 turbo flange. The Y-pipe also features a two-bolt mounting flange for a single 38mm Turbo Smart wastegate. Sized properly for the street and chassis dyno, the 38mm wastegate proved a tad on the small size to control boost on the engine dyno. The loads experienced on the engine dyno are never duplicated on the street or track (or chassis dyno), and this places additional strain on the wastegate. For dyno testing, we just installed a second wastegate in the system to maximize boost control. With boost properly controlled, we relied on a manual wastegate controller from Turbo Smart to increase the boost pressure from the 7-psi wastegate spring setting.
Located in the upper intercooler tube, the MAF combined with the position of Turbo Smart BOV (before the MAF) allowed the BOV to vent to atmosphere rather than recirculate the air through the intact tract. With a few sections of tubing, silicone bends, and couplers installed, the Coyote from hell was back in action.
Since we're fond of the Coyote motor and want to keep it in one piece for future testing, we made a few additional modifications, starting with replacing the Boss intake. We installed the factory intake to limit maximum engine speed.
We also installed a Boost Cooler water/methanol-injection system from Snow Performance to eliminate any chance of detonation. This combined with race fuel supplied by an Aeromotive A1000 fuel system to the 75-lb/hr injectors ensured we had plenty of fuel.
Once again, a big thanks goes out to Ken Christley of Kenne Bell for setting up the program that allowed us to dial in the air/fuel and timing values on the turbo application. Starting conservative, we worked our way up in boost and power. Equipped with the stock intake, Stage 2 cams, and CNC-ported heads, the normally aspirated Coyote produced 545 hp and 475 lb-ft of torque. Run at a peak boost reading of just over 7 psi, the killer Coyote produced 811 hp and 715 lb-ft of torque. Stepping things up to 10 psi resulted in peak numbers of 907 hp and 802 lb-ft of torque.
The combination of adequate valvespring pressure and our dual wastegates provided perfect and consistent boost control, never varying by more than 1 psi through the whole run.
Initially we ran the motor on the wastegate springs (7 psi), but upped the pressure using the manual controller. It's amazing what a couple of clicks on the controller can do for power. There was certainly more power to be had from the turbo, to say nothing of running the motor with the Boss intake and Stage 3 cams, but we called it a day at just over 900 hp to keep the bottom end alive.
The final test of the day involved the installation of the Stage 3 cams and the removal of boost. Having already run the Stage 2 cams on this motor, we were anxious to see what was available from the increased duration. The Stage 3 cams stepped the duration specs up from 228/231 degrees to 236/239 degrees. Both the Stage 2 and Stage 3 cams shared the same 0.492/0.453-lift split.
Cam swaps on the dyno were simple enough, requiring removal of the front cover, cam towers, and cam phasers, but everything was marked for easy installation. The limiters were still in place from the last test, so the cams went in, followed by the Boss intake. We knew the Boss intake offered more power than the stock intake (at least above 6,500 rpm), so we figured the Stage 3 cams would be a better match to the short-runner, high-rpm intake. Equipped with the Boss intake, CNC-ported heads, and Stage 2 cams, the Coyote produced 572 hp and 449 lb-ft. Stepping up to the Stage 3 cams resulted in a jump to 590 hp and 448 lb-ft of torque.
The Stage 3 cams offered more power at the top of the rev range, but traded power to the Stage 2 cams below 5,500 rpm. At this point we were wondering what it would take to get that last 10 hp, but our day on the dyno was done and any answers must wait until next time.
NA vs. Hellion Turbo | ||||
NA 5.0L | Turbo (10 psi) | |||
3,600 | 257 | 367 | 393 | 573 |
3,900 | 298 | 394 | 472 | 636 |
4,200 | 351 | 420 | 592 | 740 |
4,500 | 379 | 428 | 642 | 749 |
4,800 | 402 | 423 | 678 | 739 |
5,100 | 451 | 440 | 764 | 786 |
5,400 | 485 | 450 | 824 | 802 |
5,700 | 495 | 439 | 835 | 769 |
6,000 | 509 | 427 | 858 | 751 |
6,300 | 533 | 422 | 906 | 755 |
6,600 | 545 | 410 | 907 | 722 |
Comp Cams NSR NA Stage 2 vs. Stage 3 cams | ||||
Stage 2 | Stage 3 | |||
3,600 | 257 | 375 | 250 | 365 |
3,900 | 284 | 382 | 277 | 373 |
4,200 | 323 | 404 | 318 | 397 |
4,500 | 351 | 410 | 346 | 404 |
4,800 | 375 | 411 | 367 | 402 |
5,100 | 422 | 434 | 419 | 431 |
5,400 | 461 | 449 | 460 | 447 |
5,700 | 476 | 439 | 479 | 441 |
6,000 | 500 | 438 | 508 | 445 |
6,300 | 529 | 441 | 537 | 448 |
6,600 | 549 | 437 | 563 | 448 |
6,900 | 560 | 426 | 575 | 438 |
7,200 | 566 | 413 | 579 | 422 |
7,500 | 572 | 401 | 585 | 410 |

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SAN FRANCISCO – Jim Lange, the first host of the popular game show "The Dating Game," has died at his home in Mill Valley, Calif. He was 81.
He died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack, his wife Nancy told The Associated Press Wednesday.
Though Mr. Lange had a successful career in radio, he is best known for his television role on ABC's "The Dating Game," which debuted in 1965 and on which he appeared for more than a decade, charming audiences with his mellifluous voice and wide, easygoing grin.
He also played host to many celebrity guests. Michael Jackson, Steve Martin and Arnold Schwarzenegger, among others, appeared as contestants.
Even a pre-"Charlie's Angels" Farrah Fawcett appeared on the program, introduced as "an accomplished artist and sculptress" with a dream to open her own gallery.
The show's format: a young man or woman questions three members of the opposite sex, hidden from view, to determine which one would be the best date.
At 15 Mr. Lange discovered a passion for local radio after winning an audition at a St. Paul, Minn., station.
His big break on network TV came in 1962 when he was made an announcer and sidekick on "The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show."
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How do you keep in touch with your family in the Philippines?
There are many popular ways to communicate with your loved ones after you send money back home and they run almost all the way across the board with on-line opportunities or mobile devices. That's because they're the most convenient.
Xoom, the expert in global money transfer, has conducted a new, revealing survey of its customers that identifies the most popular methods to check in with Filipino recipients of money transfers. Most of those who transfer money wind up communicating with the people who are receiving it by using E-mail, Facebook, the phone or Skype and Google Talk.
It's important to remember that however you communicate about your money transfers with mom or dad or any other friend or family member back home in the Philippines, it doesn't really matter. Well, a note in a bottle probably isn't so good. But what does matter is that regardless of the method you choose to have a conversation about money transfers, you should always choose Xoom to make it happen. That's because Xoom is not only the most convenient way to send money, it is also the quickest and safest.
Transferring money shouldn't be a worry or a hassle, but it should be reliable and secure, and that's just what Xoom is. John Kunze, president and CEO of Xoom, probably said it best: "It's safe and secure, it's Xoom."
With the Peso depreciating against the U.S. Dollar, will Filipinos be more likely to send more money home?
What's the best time to send money to your loved ones in the Philippines?
Now would be good. That's what Xoom discovered as the result of its survey of the global money transfer company's customers, conducted in January 2014.
We see that 40 percent of the respondents said they plan to send more money home now that the peso is depreciating.
It's about timing and money. The Philippine peso is depreciating against the U.S. dollar and has reached the 45 peso to the dollar level, the first time in four years it has hit that mark (as of February 11, 2014).
We know that when the peso depreciates, money transfer recipients in the Philippines benefit by getting more pesos for every dollar sent to them.
Why is the peso weakening against the dollar? There are several factors, including the uncertainty about the speed and the duration of the U.S. Federal Reserve narrowing its stimulus program. But there is something that is certain: right now is a really good time to send money back home to the Philippines because it's favorable financially for both the sender and the recipient ($1.00 U.S. = 45 PHP).
"I encourage our kababayans to send money now while the exchange rates are favorable to them," said Pia Guter, Xoom's Director of Marketing for the Philippines. "It's fast and convenient to send with Xoom.com and you can send up to $2,999 for only $4.99."
Xoom Corporation Acquires BlueKite
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA, February 4, 2014 – Xoom Corporation (NASDAQ: XOOM), a leading digital money transfer provider, today announced it has acquired BlueKite, LTD, a cutting edge technology company that develops solutions and applications to improve the way people around the world pay their bills. Xoom acquired BlueKite for approximately $15 million in cash and equity.
BlueKite has built a robust technology platform for cross-border bill payments and mobile phone top ups. This acquisition will allow Xoom to offer adjacent services to their burgeoning money transfer offerings, with the ability to pay bills for their loved ones, as well as top-up mobile phones. By facilitating safe, reliable and accurate cross-border bill payments, Xoom will be able to help its customers take even better care of family members back in their home country. Guatemala City-based BlueKite currently has 30 employees.
"I am very pleased to announce that Xoom has acquired this exciting, young company, BlueKite. By adding these services, Xoom continues to broaden our relationship with our customers, and in so doing, create greater lifetime value and increased loyalty to the Xoom brand," said John Kunze, President and CEO for Xoom. "We're excited to build out bill pay and top-up services and enlarge and strengthen the Xoom team with our new development center in Guatemala City. This development center will also augment our San Francisco product and development efforts."
Bobby Aitkenhead, former CEO of BlueKite, will report to Kunze as vice president in charge of Xoom Bill Pay and Xoom Top Up. "Xoom's online and mobile platforms are disrupting traditional forms of money transfer, and we are thrilled to be part of the Xoom team," said Aitkenhead. "The people, technology, consumer reach, and brand appeal are a perfect fit for our company. We all look forward to a great future together and contributing to Xoom's mission of offering customers convenient, fast and cost-effective ways to send money." Initial product services will be announced later this year.
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Xoom is a leading digital money transfer provider in 31 countries, focused on helping consumers send money in a secure, fast and cost-effective way using their mobile phone, tablet or computer. During the year ended December 31, 2013, Xoom's more than one million active customers sent more than $5.5 billion to family and friends. The company is headquartered in San Francisco and can be found online at Xoom.com.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 relating to, among other things, expectations, plans and prospects for Xoom, including, but not limited to, its expectations regarding its expansion into new markets, ability to improve the way people around the world pay their bills and market demand for bill pay products. These forward-looking statements are based upon the current expectations and beliefs of Xoom's management as of the date of this press release, and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements made in this press release are based on information available to Xoom as of the date thereof, and Xoom disclaims any obligation to update these forward-looking statements.
In particular, the following factors, among others, could cause results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements: the evolving nature of the industry in which Xoom operates; its failure to attract new customers or retain existing customers; economic, political or regulatory factors beyond its control, in the U.S. or in countries to which its customers transfer money and pay bills; fluctuations in foreign exchange rates; competitive pricing and marketing strategies by competitors; the adoption of competing technologies that supplant its services; the failure of partners to disburse funds according to Xoom's instructions; declines in customer confidence in its business or in money transfer providers generally; potential breaches of its security systems; and other risks and uncertainties.
For a detailed discussion of these and other cautionary statements, please refer to the risk factors discussed in filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), including but not limited to Xoom's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarterly period ended September 30, 2013, Xoom's Registration Statement on Form S-1 declared effective on September 10, 2013, and any subsequently filed reports on Forms 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K. All documents are available through the SEC's Electronic Data Gathering Analysis and Retrieval system ("EDGAR") at www.sec.gov or Xoom's website.
Selecting a Money Transfer Service: Choose Good Customer Service
Many consumers view customer service as a dinosaur or as too much trouble to try. Remember those golden days when operators really took your call when you needed help? When selecting a money transfer company, you should consider a company that treats you like you really matter.
"Due to Unusually High Call Volume…"
When you call a company for customer service, what do you usually encounter? A maze of automated phone options followed by an interminable hold with lousy Muzak and a message that there is an "unusually high call volume" that repeats … and repeats.
Folks, when you're sending your precious money to your loved ones back home, you want to get a live human being who answers the phone right away and answers your question to your satisfaction. You can't recall the last time that happened?
Yes, we are living in an age of depersonalized customer service, where it feels like you, the customer, appear to be the lowest when calling for help. So, how do you determine who provides the best support when you need it the most? Who will answer the phone right away and treat you like you really matter? Well, that's going to be difficult for you to figure out until you actually pick up the phone and call. Contact Xoom.com at any time to see how we put you first: (877) 815-1531 .
Check Third-party Customer Service Evaluations
But, there are a few independent analyses out there and one can be found in this document on The Market for Money Transfers. On page 10, you will notice a chart whose last column is headed "Client Support." The criteria evaluated in this answers client's questions, and offers additional help." As you look at this chart, you will notice that only eight out of 37 companies evaluated scored a 4 (from a scale of 1-4). So, that might be a good place to start. Since some of those companies may not be operating in the U.S., that will further refine your search.
Which Money Transfer Company Will Work the Hardest for Your Business?
The most important consideration here is that you want a money transfer company that is devoted to its customers, that places top priority in making its customers happy and will do whatever it takes to resolve any issues that arise. In other words – they want you as a customer "for life."
It starts with the opening welcome call when you sign up and every call that follows. So, if you're waiting too long on hold for a money transfer company to answer, it's time to switch to one that puts you and your family first.
At Xoom, we pride ourselves in answering all calls fast and in English, Spanish or Tagalog, 24/7/365.
Selecting a Money Transfer Service: Money-Back Guarantee and Cancellations
You've settled in a new country and you've worked hard to make the most of a better employment opportunity. Perhaps your family is looking to you to help provide much-needed financial assistance and in turn, you are seeking the fastest and safest way to send your hard-earned money back home. Here are two items to consider when choosing a money transfer company.
Does the Money Transfer Company Offer a Money-back Guarantee?
This is a very important item to investigate. Check to confirm that the company you choose offers a money-back guarantee, thereby ensuring the money you send will be received by your recipient or they'll refund your transaction in full. If you can't find this information on their website, contact them and make sure it is an official part of their policy. If they don't do it, don't use them.
Cancellation & Refund Policies
On occasion, you may have reason to cancel a transaction after you have already sent your remittance. The right money transfer company will give you the option of requesting a cancellation and, ideally, the ability to track the status of that request online. With most money transfer companies, consumers may have up to 30 minutes after payment to cancel a transaction. If they cancel within the 30-minute window, they will get their money back, even if they make a mistake, change their minds or just don't feel right about the transfer.
Timing is key here. If the money has not yet reached your recipient within the 30 minute window, your money transfer company should do everything in its power to honor your cancellation request and you should be eligible for a refund.
At Xoom, we understand just how important this remittance process is to the well-being of your families. That is why we were the first to adhere to the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's regulations.
Selecting a Money Transfer Service: Ease, Availability and Language
Below are 3 tips to help guide you through the process of selecting the right money transfer company, one that is dedicated to earning your trust right from the start and committed to doing everything possible to make you a customer "for life."
1. Ease of New Account Setup
As a new customer setting up an account should be as easy as providing your name, email address and choosing a secure password. Once you've set up your account you should easily be able to send a transaction as well as access all the account features.
2. 24/7 Availability
Any trustworthy money transfer service will offer you the convenience of 24/7 customer service. When sending money globally your money doesn't sleep and neither should your transfer service.
3. Does the Service Speak Your Language?
This may seem obvious, but is worth mentioning. Given that most money transfer companies are functioning in multiple countries, any prospective company worth using should be able to communicate with you in your preferred language.
At Xoom, our mission is to make the remittance process as quick, easy, safe and economical as possible and when you need our assistance, we are going to go the extra mile to be there for you and take care of you. That's why we built an approachable remittance service that is available when you need it-in the language you speak.
Selecting a Money Transfer Service: The Bank-to-Bank Option
The money transfer market was once dominated by offline, fragmented, cash-to-cash operators whose services were often expensive, inconvenient and risky for both senders and receivers.
Over the past few years, the remittance industry has evolved to an online model, with computers and mobile devices leading the way. The fact is, when you remove cash from the sending side of the remittance process, you minimize the risk of loss or mishandling of cash on its way to your loved ones.
Simply put, the online approach delivers a more convenient, faster, safer and cost-effective way to send money home. Thus, we encourage you to stick with money transfer companies that employ the most up to date technology available to keep your transactions safe and secure.
Also, make sure your prospective money transfer company offers you the flexibility to pay for remittances by either withdrawing funds directly from your U.S. bank account or via a major credit card. Recipients in your home country should have the option to pick up the money in cash, have the money deposited into their bank account, or if the service is available in that country, have the money delivered to their door.
When Is Money Withdrawn from Your Account?
You might not have thought to ask this question, but it is a key consideration. It actually depends on how you decide to pay, whether it's account-to-account, by credit card or cash pickup.
Often times, it can be a near-instant service (depending if you qualify); other times it might be a few hours. Depending on the country and type of payment, find a money transfer company that ensures the money you have sent actually reaches your recipient before withdrawing any money from your bank account.
Trusted Bank & Retail Partners
Be sure to find out what banks and retail partners work with a particular money transfer company, especially in the recipient's country. When you are certain that the money transfer company is conducting business with a trusted partner on the other end, you will have more confidence in your ability to send money securely and that the pickup locations are safe and convenient for your family and friends at home.
Selecting a Money Transfer Service: What Kind of Fees Can You Expect?
People who send money back home come from every income bracket, education level and industry. Some of these "remittance" senders are working lower-paying jobs and struggling to earn enough money to both survive in their adopted country and still have some left over to send to their family. Some are enjoying more prosperous careers away from home while others with an entrepreneurial spirit have started their own businesses.
Regardless of circumstance, all have one thing in common. They are working hard to ensure the best for their families and the last thing they should have to worry about is whether or not their money transfer company is charging fees that are fair. There are a number of variables that can affect fees, including rules and regulations in effect in the recipient's country, the disbursement currency, speed of service, the type of funding source (bank account, credit or debit card) and the amount sent.
To ensure that you aren't paying too much in up-front fees, we suggest that you find a money transfer company that offers a low flat rate or fixed fees for how and when you send. Be sure to check their website for rates to your home country – and know what that rate gets you.
As an example of one common scenario, let's say you are sending $2,500 to Mexico or the Philippines directly from your checking account and your mother is picking up the money in local currency. Try to find a provider that charges a flat fee in the neighborhood of $5 for each transaction. Keep in mind that money sent from debit or credit cards and pickups in anything other than the local currency (such as U.S. dollars) usually results in higher fees, so you need to keep those factors in mind.
Also be sure that any prospective money transfer company can provide perfect clarity on the receiving amount, so there are no surprises after you have sent your money back home. All money transfer companies charge a set fee for a set sending amount, no matter where you live. Be sure to understand what those fees are and how guaranteed exchange rates work.
If you are sending money to a country in Latin America, one report worth checking out for a comparison of average fees charged by well-known money transfer companies in the region is available from the Inter-American Dialogue, pages 11-12.


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The introduction of drug courts in the UK has followed a slightly different trajectory to other jurisdictions, where drug courts filled an important gap in the range of community-based sanctions available to the courts to deal with drug-related crime.'
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Hi there, I wanted to submit a shoot interview my website (freakandnitro.com) did with former TNA and WWE star Sinn "Kizarny" Bodhi.
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This RWS Superdome is a bulldog (roundheaded) pellet which has the same high quality, accuracy, and other characteristics as all RWS pellets. Ideal for both target practice and general use.
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- ManufacturerRWS
- Caliber0.177 cal
- Ammo TypePellets
- Optics�
- Pellet ShapeDomed
- Pellet Quantity500
- Ammo Weight8.3 gr
- Product ConditionNew
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4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
staight shooters
March 3, 2015
hit well
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
RWS superdomes
February 13, 2015
I bought these to test in my b40 I have recently purchased and found them to shoot very consistent and accurate in it.
Pros:Very well priced and a accurate pellet for the moneyCons:none |
Fort Worth, TX
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Clean pellets
January 8, 2015
This is a good looking and accurate pellet for my Gamo Big Cat 1250. Bought several tins of these.
Pros:Nice price and clean and accurate pelletCons:none |
Jack Reacher
Rock Creek, Virginia
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
No joke
December 29, 2014
After my experience with Crosman pellets, I decided to try some RWS pellets to see how they'd fare, and I'm impressed. Great accuracy and stopping power.
Pros:1/2 inch groups at 30 yards Not as expensive as alloy pellets Stopping power Good for all-around use No flawsCons:A little expensive for a domed pellet but that's minor. Heavy pellet, not for pistols |
North Carolina
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Work great in my RWS 34P
October 23, 2014
I own a RWS 34P in .22 cal. and after trying many brands and types of pellets the RWS Superdomes seemed to be the most accurate in it. So when I bought the RWS 34P in .177 cal. I bought a can of these to go with it.
Pros:There was no need to search for the right pellet this time, the RWS Superdomes worked perfectly in it, 1/4 inch groups at 20 yards. Excellent product!Cons:None |
middletown, MO
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
July 5, 2014
Well RWS pellets were shaping up to be consistently good performers but this one failed to make minimum requirements in my testing. Delivering a 1 1/4 inch group at 25 yards from my gamo bone collector bull whisper.
Pros:seem to be rws typical good clean consistent pelletsCons:not weight good enough accuracy in MY gun |
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
May 11, 2014
Shoot them in my 36RWS. If you do your part. They are great. The old saying you get what you pay for.
Pros:None |
Enumclaw, WA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Good Pellets
March 29, 2014
My Beretta Cx4 Storm likes these Pellets, very accurate even at longer ranges. I keep coming back for more. Usually ship same day, and I receive them 2 days after that.
Pros:Quality Product, accurate. |
Lesterville, MO
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Good everyday pellet
February 14, 2014
Good pellet, good consistent performance. When I looked up the ballistic coefficient on these, I was surprised it was only .013. They were performing like a more aerodynamic pellet
Pros:average weight, average BC, so you can change to another pellet without dramatic zero change. Dome point loads easily, Affordable |
Waukesha, Wisconsin
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
5 out of 5
January 9, 2014
Great pellets for hunting or shooting, very accurate. Shoot well thru a lot of air rifles but obviously best thru RWS. My RWS 48 loves these pellets- .5 inch groups at 30, which is fine for squirrel, my main quota.
Pros:accuracy, price, lethalness |
Salisbury, NC
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Quality you can see!
January 2, 2014
I have purchased 4 tins of these pellets and love them. You can see the quality of these pellets, they are all smooth and uniform, without having any molding lines. They shoot accurate and hit hard, what more do you need from a pellet.
Pros:Accurate, Excellent CraftsmanshipCons:None |
Pagosa Springs co
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
2 thumbs up
December 24, 2013
sweet pellets very very accurate! Quarter sized groups at 30 yards. thanks RWS for a quality product
Pros:Quality/AccurateCons:none |
Bethel, Oh
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Great pellets
November 23, 2013
These pellets shoot true. Solid performace and accurate pelllet after pellet.
Dave Collins
Southwestern Ohio
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Better than the Walmart Kind (and I do mean much better!)
November 10, 2013
Manufactured much better than most of the pellets stocked in department stores. One inch groups at 100 ft.
Pros:Much better air seal in the barrel, so more power, that leads to better accuracy, and that results in more satisfaction in shooting and more game in the bag.Cons:The price and shipping cost. But even that is manageable. |
Chicago, Illinois
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
RWS Superdome Pellet
August 8, 2013
Very accurate pellet. I have several air rifles and pistols. When I bought these pellets I shot them in all my guns and accuracy went up.
Pros:Quality product.Cons:None |
Philadelphia, PA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Great pellet
July 28, 2013
I got my first kill with my new stoeger x10 this morning with these pellets there incredible a squirrel at 25 yards through the heart and he dropped stone cold he was still alive when i found him but died seconds later tonight i need to stay out at night and take care of a skunk problem hope i have enough power to drop them!
Pros:accurate hard hittingCons:my nieghbors love squirrles |
Blackstone, MA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Very consistent
April 18, 2013
I tested these pellets on a Crosman 1377 and Winchester 1029-S.
In the session with the Crosman 1377 I found these to be the most accurate when tested against Crosman Destroyer, Crosman Hollow Point, Crosman Wadcutter, Crosmand Hollow Point and Beeman Wadcutter.
In session with Winchester 1029-S these chronied at 975 FPS with 0.375 CTC (limited by me) and tested against Crosman Destroyer, Crosman Pointed, Crosman Hollow Point and Beeman Wadcutter. On this day I had the highest accuracy with the RWS.
Pros:Decent accuracy and speed in Winchester 1029-S (I measured 17.5 FPE which ties Crosman Hollow Point for power with better accuracy). This may be my second choice for this rifle (I get 21.6 FPE with Crosman Pointed Magnum with higher accuracy). Decent accuracy on the Crosman 1377 pistol (I forgot to chrony this pellet on this pistol).Cons:Minor, but I would like to see this come in a screw top can. |
southern california
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Love them!
April 5, 2013
These pellets are awesome. I shoot them through a ruger air hawk and could not be happier. These are the first quality pellet I have tried and will definitely be giving more RWS products a try in the future. I used these to sight in my new scope and was able to shoot dime sized groupings with 5 shots at 20 yards on a bench rest shortly after. (I know this may not be impressive for a lot of you but this was quite a feat for myself) They seem to be very consistent from pellet to pellet and any missed shots definitely seem to be a problem with the shooter not the pellets.
Pros:Accuracy is great in my ruger air hawk Reasonably pricedCons:None so far! |
Sonoma, Ca.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Reasonably accurate with good grouping
March 22, 2013
These pellets work best in my Ruger Airhawk and Blackhawks. They group well enough to zero scopes but fall off after 20 yards with regard to grouping. They do not work well in either my Ruger Air Magnum or Walther talon magnum but these are high powered rifles ad this pellet is just not suited to that kind of power. Shoot heavier pellets in your magnums.
Pros:Inexpensive and surprising grouping with either open sights or scopes out to 20 yards. Group starts spreading out after 20 yards.Cons:Nothing |
Arbovale, WV
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Good Pellet
March 18, 2013
These pellets have a nice thump to them when hitting your target. I'm getting about 1.5 inch groups at 20 yards, with my gamo whisper. They also have a shrill whistle when I shoot them. I kind of like that for some reason.
Pros:Nice quality pellet.Cons:The tin should have a screw on lid. |
Indianapolis, IN
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Quality lead pellets
March 11, 2013
These were the recommended pellets for my Ruger Blackhawk. At first I tried other brands, because these were not easily available in local stores. I have tried Crosman hollow points, gamo red tips, gamo PBA, Crosman premiere, and gamo wad cutters. These are all good pellets but I just could not get the consistency and accuracy that I wanted. The only one that was acceptable was the PBA but they are not cheap. I then tried the RWS sampler pack, of which I am getting 2 to 3 consistent pellet type. These are very consistent in quality and I have not gotten any flyers. Highly recommended.
Pros:Consistency in each pellet and accurate.Cons:None, hard to find locally. |
Matthew Duncan
Paducah, Kentucky
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
The only pellets I shoot!
March 9, 2013
My Gamo Whisper loves these, 1 inch groups at 15 yards easy.
2 Stars
January 28, 2013
While this pellet may work great in some air rifles, I have found that the RWS54 likes premier brand pellets. The super domes are very loose fitting in the breach and do not have the accuracy I expected from such a well made pellet. Overall, I give it a 9 on looks and manufacturing and only a 6 for accuracy. I bench rest shoot my rifle at 20 meters and I am a Marine Corp rifle expert so I know what I am capable of for accuracy. The RWS SUPERDOME just doesn't have the accuracy I want.
Pros:Well made and residue free.Cons:Loose fitting in chamber and accuracy has a lot to be desired. |
Baltiomre Maryland
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
RWS Super Dome
November 5, 2012
Love them a lot. Great pellets for the money. Great stopping power, accurate and will take down everything from turkey buzzards to raccoons.
Pros:Quality well made pellets, accuracy and stopping power.Cons:Wish they were coated pellets. |
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
RWS superdome
October 27, 2012
I have used several tins of these pellets in my Gamo whisper. They are well made and consistently hit the mark. Well worth the money.
Pros:Well made and reliable.Cons:Nothing. |
New York
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
RWS Superdome pellets .177
October 19, 2012
The high quality and accuracy is fantastic! Highly recommended!!
SouthEastern MA
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
RWS has not failed me yet.
February 20, 2012
This pellet was fired by my Ruger Air Magnum into an old Cedar wood door, it's got a bunch of holes in there now. : D
Pros:Accurate with an accurate air rifle.Cons:Nothing so far. |
Huntersville, NC
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Great Pellets
February 12, 2012
Shoot these in my Gamo Varmint Hunter HP
Shoots consistent groups out to around 40 yards. If you like to shoot a lot make sure you clean your barrel from time to time. Remember these pellets are lead, the barrel can get fouled up pretty quick.
Sunnyside, WA
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Nice penetration
February 3, 2012
Accuracy out of my Crosman Optimus wasn't good, but overall, in some PCP guns, they should work great!
Freeport New York
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Great Product
January 3, 2012
RWS in my view is a superior product. I have been using RWS products for more than 15 years and have never been dissatisfied. You will find that RWS provides excellent products.
AL Gulf coast
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
December 27, 2011
It's a foregone conclusion from reading plenty reviews that some of us spend significant time and money looking for that perfect pellet. And it can get frustrating cause its not usually the gun's fault or the shooter for that matter. But if there was a law that stating that I could only buy one type of pellet forever, it would be this one. It performs very well in the break barrel springer's used by the friends that I target shoot and hunt with. We fill a Ziploc press on lid container and go. No spill and holds a bunch. Never shot these in springers rated lower than 700fps (advertised). But above that, they are superb. If you have one of the following air rifles, they won't dissappoint. RM200 712fps, Ruger Airhawk 923fps, Hammerli X2 (Mendoza 2003) 897fps and Ruger Mag1032fps. Penny to nickel size 5 shot groups @ 25-30 yards. BTW, except for the RM200, the other rifles were bought from AGD as re-furb's.....they look and perform like NEW!
Pros:If I do my part, they will reward me with accurate shots. It's a good feeling cause if they don't it was either the gun, sights, scope or me! CONSISTENCY!!!!!!!!!!!Cons:I'm the only one of the group that buys these, my friends take advantage of that. |
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Rws Superdomes
December 24, 2011
Highly recommend. Good grain weight and accurate.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Good Hunting and Target Pellet
December 18, 2011
I run the RWS Superdome pellets through my Crosman Phantom. These are the only pellets I shoot with this gun. I use a Center Point 3-9 variable zoom scope. The main use of this gun is plinking on my 100 yard range in the backyard. However, I also use this combo for squirrel and rabbit hunting. These pellets knock down a large squirrel at 50 yards no problem. I highly recommend these pellets as I only run them through my rifle. Enjoy.
5 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
November 13, 2011
Pros:ACCURATECons:A LITTLE EXPENSIVE |
5 Stars
NPSS Remington Review 1200 FPS
August 20, 2011
Super Accurate, Extremely accurate, VERY ACCURATE!
I can down birds ALL DAY!
Lizzards are no problems!
The only con about this is that the prey WILL survive at high velocity guns, clean in, clean out, and have to finish them off.
But for hunters, i would definitely recommend, these pellets penetrate like no other!
5 Stars
RWS Pellets Rule
March 31, 2011
They have high consistency and will fly true in most high powered air rifles. I used mine a refurb Remignton Vantage. RWS sacrificed a little penetration for more energy transfer. They are great hunters.
5 Stars
RWS .177 cal.
December 6, 2010
These are the best pellets I have used in my RWS .177 cal. air rifle.
4 Stars
RWS Superdome .177
June 14, 2010
Excellent Pellet. However the lid on the tin container slips off easily. I spilled pellets allover.
Rabbit Hunter The First
5 Stars
May 20, 2010
These pellets are AMAZING, hole in hole groups at 20 yards. Downed 7 blackbirds in one day, 3 in the same tree. Can anyone say HEAD SHOTS ALL DAY!!!!!!!!!!
All at about 30 yards. Kills instantly. I shoot them out of a Gamo Shadow Fox (see my review on it).
I'm sure it could take down a rabbit at 60-70 yards max with a gun that shoots 1000 fps. Also very flat shooting only have to aim 1 mil high at 50 yards(I put a leapers 4-16x50 mil dot scope on it). I can kill blackbirds all day with this BEASTLY combination.BTP(in case your wondering what BTP means it means buy this pellet).
5 Stars
Surperb Accuracy
June 27, 2009
I ordered some fo these to shoot through my Big Cat(Gamo) and find them to be very accurate and consist in performance. I would recommend them to fellow pellet gun enthusist.
5 Stars
The best pellets
May 23, 2008
I love these pellets they have amazing accuracy and really good penatration. I used to use gamo rockets but I will never go back these are way better.
5 Stars
work great!
March 14, 2008
Well, they're lead pellets. They seem accurate, they fit perfectly, and don't foul the guy. They offer what I'm after.
Bill T.
5 Stars
RWS Superdome .177 pellets
November 30, -0001
Superb all-around pellet for plinking and small varmint control. Very accurate in my Ruger Air Hawk rifle.
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I would recommend dome or pointed for hunting raccoon.By zachary edwin tenan from camano island, washington on April 4, 2012
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Lead.By gabe from AL Gulf coast on December 27, 2011
By Frank from Glenview, IL on January 9, 2012
My experience with superdoe is in the 700fps range. They are consistently accurate at targets in the 20 to 30 yard range.By roy from Florence, OR on January 9, 2012
These are amazing pellets. definitly german manufacture. I have an electronic scale and cannot get a variance in wieght between pellets. (approx. 40 tested) All other pellets i've tested have a variance in wieght of at least 1/10th of a grian. At 500 fps, consistant wieght and uniformity are the determining factor in accuracy. higher velocity will erase, to some extent, inconsistant wieghts and shape.By Dietmar from Freeport New York on January 9, 2012
I have been using RWS pellets for 15 plus years and can tell you that they are excellent. These will work just fine in the 500 FPS range. They are my personal favorite choice of pellet for accuracy and quality. Your daughters will be pleased with these RWS pellets without a doubt. Read More


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