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Ashlea Michaela Dawn (Brown) Gwaltney, 24, of Norris City, went home to be with her Lord on Monday, Dec. 24, 2012, at Ferrell Hospital in Eldorado.
A celebration of her life will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at Colonial Terrace Funeral Home, Eldorado. Visitation will be 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. She will be laid to rest beside her beloved grandparents, Ruth and Louis Brown at St. Mary's Cemetery in Eldorado.
Ashlea was born on Feb. 18, 1988, in Harrisburg, the daughter of Brian and Yvonne Leibenguth, Raleigh, and David Brown, Eldorado. She married Danton Levi Gwaltney, the love of her life, on Nov. 15, 2012. He survives.
Also surviving are her daughter, Whittleigh Marie Trusty of Broughton, and a son, Tyler Dane Beere of Harrisburg; her mother, Yvonne Leibenguth, stepfather Brian Leibenguth, and father, David Brown; and brothers, Cory Brown of Raleigh and Thomas Mahan (Kristi) of Eldorado; mother and father-in-law, David and Jessica Gwaltney from Norris City; her grandmother, Norene Williams of Junction City, Ark.; aunts, Donna Thurston of Carterville, Lorene "Tot" Grisham, Lafayette, La., Leilani Moore of Eldorado; uncles, Mike (Charlotte) Brown, Jim (Judy) Brown, Garry (Holly) Grisham, all of Eldorado; cousins Anthony (Jessica) and Gavin Grisham, Kayla Penrod, Joshua Choate, Nathan Thurston, Cody Comstock, Jered, Cody and Olivia Brown and Paige Bostich; numerous cousins and friends are also left behind to cherish her memory along with a very special sister in her heart, Christa Shroyer.
Ashela is preceded in death by her grandparents, Ruth and Louis Brown of Eldorado and her uncle, David "Jr." Comstock of Champaign.
Ashlea graduated from Eldorado High School in 2006, and was currently active with her daughter Whitleigh in Girl Scouts. Anyone who knew Ashlea, knew her contagious smile and laughter. She lightened up a room just by walking into it with her upbeat personality. She never knew a stranger. She was friends to all who crossed her path. She loved spending time with her babies, Whittleigh and Ty. Her favorite pass times were hanging out at the Garden of the Gods with her husband, family and friends. The star named after her will be a shining light for all those who loved her. She will be dearly missed by her family and friends and never, never forgotten.
In lieu of flowers, the family will be setting up a trust fund for Ashlea's children. Envelopes will be made available at the funeral home.
Condolences and expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family via the website www.colonialterracefuneralhome.com
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Former Durango resident Rudolph Ralph La Varta died Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013, in Cañon City. He was 81.
Known as Ralph, he was born to Dea La Varta on April 23, 1931, in Pagosa Springs. He grew up in Durango with his aunt and uncle, Louie and Tillie Marquez, and with his mother in Pagosa, graduating from Pagosa Springs High School in 1949.
He joined the Navy and served aboard the USS Tarawa (CV-40) during the Korean War.
On Feb. 9, 1963, he married Daphine Stone in Aztec.
After graduating from Texas Chiropractic College in San Antonio, Mr. La Varta practiced in Memphis, Texas; Amarillo, Texas; and Durango for 45 years. He had La Varta Chiropractic in Durango from 1996 to 2010.
His daughter, Tammy La Varta, said the Chiropractic Association of America sent her father to China in 1982 to study acupuncture and acupressure, and Mr. La Varta was the first American to study directly with the Chinese.
Ralph loved Jesus Christ, working with his patients and the fellowship of his professional medical colleagues, his family said. He enjoyed the great outdoors and an occasional hunting and trout-fishing adventure.
Mr. La Varta was preceded in death by his grandson Travis Lee Galloway.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Daphine La Varta of Cañon City; daughters Tammy La Varta of Durango and Carolyn Cook and Charity White, both of Cañon City; son, Rod Cook, of Durango; 11 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; one aunt; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Christina Aguilera took her son Max trick-or-treating. Is that how big he is now?
Gwen Stefani and Zuma were out for Halloween in London having just arrived from Los Angeles. I love this kid. He's always so happy and naughty.
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A Rhode Island man got his presidents mixed up when police say he tried to pass some fake $100 bills at a Target store.
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Dee was born on November 10, 1928, in Beaumont, Texas, the daughter of Harry and Effie Babin. She passed away on December 28, 2012 at the age of 84.
Dee was preceded in death by her parents, Harry and Effie Babin.
Surviving Dee is her son, Terry Lee Barnes of Houston, Texas; her daughter, Jodie Marie Marlow of Humble, Texas, her brother, Keneth Babin of Beaumont, Texas; and her sister, Loretta Ropella of Kingwood, Texas.
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What is it about some people that makes them suckers for almost every bit of nonsense they hear from the right-wing noise machine (see image above)?
Even some of my Facebook friends — nice folks, mind you (else they wouldn't be my friends) — are buying into false reports that Congress is entertaining legislation that would exempt its members and their staff and families from Obamacare.
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Is it Time To Ban The Tan For Teens?
Should the state ban tanning for teens?
How many 17 year olds think like adults?
The government does intrude too much in our lives, but on this one, kids are at special risk, and not equippped to respond correctly. And even the industry rebuttal doesn't say there is no risk On this one maybe we do need a a nanny state, or at the very least, involved parents.
Tired of legislation and legislators
Don't get me wrong, I have no doubt whatsoever that overexposure to sunlight/uv rays is harmful...anything not done in moderation is harmful, and that includes lawmaking. There should be some other way to get things accomplished in this state than to continually throw new laws at problems. I do agree that this is a nanny-state maneuver, and a money-grab of some sort as well. Always follow the money when discussing anything to do with the government; the government NEVER does anything for the people out of the goodness of its heart....because it doesn't have one!
Government Can't Save You From Yourself
Government--stay out of our lives! You do too much regulating now. I heard the comments on this from Dr Rothmman and she thinks that, because the government regulates our lives in some ways now, they should take more control. That shows how supposedlysmart people can't think for themselves. Stop the regs--don't increase them.
reduce the state deficit
Here we go - some politician who has nothing else to do will come up with the bright idea for people to get a "LICENCE- AHA" to go to the tanning booths. Just like they slipped in the " 2 year use fee for licenses" - anything to make a buck. This will help the General Fund right?
If the parents won't do their job, maybe the State should...
Obviously these parents think it's "cute". Either that or they are too stupid to understand the risks or just don't care. I am against a nanny state, but unfortunately, this is one of those areas where I think the State DOES need to step in.
Typical Liberal "Down-State" response to a ninor issue
When the Progressives see any activity that could potentially be harmful if abused or done incorrectly by individuals their instinctual response is to criminalize it. This is a "Down-State" mentality fostered by the liberal brainwashing that goes on in NYC, and it gives the entire State more burdensome regulation and a bad name throught the country. Let individuals make their own choices, and suffer their own consequences.
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Dr. Ivy (far right) treats a young PH patient
"It is believed that in the United States, pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) will affect 40-50 pediatric patients per million children at some point in their lives." While research has come incredibly far in the last 15 years or so, with twelve approved PH therapies and many more in the pipeline, none of these therapies is approved for use in children.
You may think this is not a problem. We can just treat children like "small adults," with smaller medicaton doses, right?
Unfortunately, the answer is no. Children are not just "small adults." I sat down with two leading pediatric PH specialists to find out more. Thanks to Robyn Barst, MD, and Dunbar Ivy, MD, for their contributions to this article.
In short, Dr. Ivy says that the disease is often different. While there are some idiopathic PAH patients in the pediatric population, there are also many who have conditions not so commonly found in adults, such as lung disease of prematurity and congenital heart disease.
In addition, the metabolism of children is vastly different from that of adults. And while it stands to reason that the dosing is therefore different, it doesn't necessarily mean just giving an arbitrary "less." Sometimes children metabolize drugs more rapidly and need higher doses, while other times their liver is not well developed and they should receive less medication. If the metabolic pathway is not maturely developed, some medications may have serious consequences. Further, a child's metabolism can change throughout childhood, and even for children who have "normal" metabolism for their age, metabolism changes from toddlers to adolescents. Therefore, dosing based on weight can also be affected by age.
Dr. Barst says that when it comes to a treatment like Flolan®, for instance, it has been found that a higher dose per body weight is actually more effective than in adult patients. It took a long time for practitioners to realize this, but when they tried to cut back on high doses, kids actually got worse.
While it is true that pediatric patients likely metabolize medication more quickly (and thus may require more frequent dosing), in very young infants the metabolism of medication may in fact be much slower and too much medication too often can cause organ dysfunction in tiny bodies.
These dosing questions should not be trial and error, and clinical trials and pediatric guidelines would help with more targeted dosing recommendations.
Dr. Barst says pediatric practitioners are now seeing that there may be an optimal window of development, a time when more aggressive treatment may in fact have a higher impact on outcome, largely due to the growth and change in the body during childhood. More research on what that window of development is, and how to best capitalize on it, is also needed.
When it comes to the basics of administering and tracking treatments, kids bring their own set of challenges, often in the following areas:
Medication: Often, the delivery of the dose can be problematic. As of this publication, four PH medications come in pill form and two are inhaled (note: there are now seven PH medications in pill form and two inhaled medications). Both may be challenging for small children. As Dr. Ivy explains, a medication that can be delivered in liquid suspension and easily swallowed is often important, even ideal, and some PH medications do not translate well into that form. Three medications are delivered continuously via IV 24 hours a day, and this can be very tricky for an active child of any age. Likewise, keeping oxygen on a child on the move can be very difficult.
Outcomes: While an adult PH patient with advanced disease is likely very symptomatic, the same does not necessarily hold true for the pediatric patient unless they are very sick. A six-minute walk, the standard evaluation for PH function and class in adults, does not work as well with a pediatric patient. It can, in fact, be invalid because even children with advanced PH may still have good heart function. Since the six-minute walk is also a primary endpoint in clinical trials and is often used to gauge how effective a course of treatment is, different standards need to be developed for pediatric patients.
Social Factors: Most people don't really like to be different, but in kids this can be even more true. Dr. Ivy explains that it is a challenge to convince a small child to carry a backpack or wear oxygen all the time when it makes them feel like they stand out and are different from their friends. Developmentally, children rely on social interactions and understanding from their peers a great deal, and we must take steps to support this process in a way that both allows them to grow socially and addresses their medical needs.
In closing, both doctors envision a world where they can treat pediatric patients with more effective medications: medications that are easy to administer, have minimal side effects, and are dosed or even created especially for children. As Dr. Barst stresses, this will only come with increased collaboration between researchers, doctors, pharmaceutical companies and the regulators (FDA). And we cannot forget about safety — both long-term and short-term. Most of the drugs we would treat children with will continue to be used for years, if not an entire lifetime. Knowing the effects of drugs long-term, especially in children who are continuing to grow and develop, is critical.
To that end, the Robyn Barst Pediatric Research and Mentoring Fund for Pulmonary Hypertension has been established to raise funding and establish mentoring programs for promising pediatric researchers and practitioners.
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Most nights we gather as a family to read, to write in journals and to sit by candle light. It calms my husband who struggles a bit with insomnia and reinforces the importance of reading to the little guys. And the journal writing, well, it builds us all up. We start by writing something good about ourselves and then we pass the journals around and each family member writes something good about you in your journal.
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That E logo is bigger than GulianaReplyCancel
Shiiit. I really overslept todayReplyCancel
She looks good there.ReplyCancel
Before the Best and Worst (and the gracious and the stupid) head down the red carpet, sending good thoughts to all of you. Wouldn't it be wonderful if Enty would host an Oscar Party next year?!ReplyCancel
Lollipop head award.ReplyCancel
Hi guys!ReplyCancel
That is NOT a flattering dress on Julia Goolia thereReplyCancel
Geez, check out the rack on JLaw in red! Forgot about thatReplyCancel
Aloha, Ladies.ReplyCancel
Yay!! Charlie is here, Kristin!ReplyCancel
Has Kelly Osbourne taken a chastity vow recently?ReplyCancel
Julia Goolia is such an odd colourReplyCancel
I am ridonkulously excited!ReplyCancel
Hey! Ryan's in white!ReplyCancel
A drunk princess maybe, Julia GooliaReplyCancel
Wtf is Giuliana Rancid and the twink wearing?? Gees ugly feet Giuliana too thin and bony 🙁ReplyCancel
Haha spelchek you made a funny you drunk troll!ReplyCancel
Thank god, sandybrook, I thought it was just me!ReplyCancel
Why is dude wearing that awful suit in that awful colour?ReplyCancel
Hi, TTM. Still at work. Gonna see if I can stream E so I know what's the what.ReplyCancel
Sausage fest!ReplyCancel
My spelchek has been drinking for everReplyCancel
Because dude is gay TTM and has no
stylistic taste
20 min until the hubs gets home and I can get on the wine! Although I'm thinking beer with chilliReplyCancel
Hey Candyland! Have fun!ReplyCancel
As long as Leo doesn't win I font care who wins
Well, I don't like to stereotype, but gay dudes typically have awesome stylistic taste, amirite?ReplyCancel
Yeah beer with Chili wine not kosher with Chili.ReplyCancel
I'm Team TexasTRex!ReplyCancel
Often but dude has bad teefs too so ……ReplyCancel
Bleh, Wolfgang Puck, gimme Gordon Ramsay any day!ReplyCancel
Hey Becky!
Hmm, bad teefs too…ReplyCancel
Have any celebs showed up? I'm at a sports bar and they will frown upon Ross Mathews.ReplyCancel
Nice to see Ellen dressed upReplyCancel
You would think E-Online would have a giant button that says click here to streamReplyCancel
I dunno, DT, do you consider Wolfgang Puck a celeb?ReplyCancel
TTM are you watching E or Lainey in Canada?ReplyCancel
Can someone explain why Brad Pitt decided to use Renee Zellweger's plastic surgeon for his eyes?ReplyCancel
It's okay, Charlie and Kristin, you are missing nothing at this pointReplyCancel
Hey Laura!
Watching E, can't stand Ben MulroneyReplyCancel
got my wine going ……and WTF why is Guilanna wearing a wedding dress ugh…..at least it is hiding her bonyness- i wish another channel covered it other than E
new to this awards chat go easy on me 😀ReplyCancel
Are all the E! Girls thin as rails? 🙁ReplyCancel
It says it's available online for sure, CharlieReplyCancel
Doesn't CTV have this in Canada? They have a good carpet spot Laibey was bragging g just the other day they get celebs right after ABC and before EReplyCancel
LOL Canadachick, this is gonna be so much fun! Yay for wine!
All Hollywood ladies are thin as rails.ReplyCancel
so predictions?
Best Actor MM
supporting Jared
Actress – Cate
supporting- Lupita – but JLAW could take it
Film: Twelve years a slave..
director: gravity's dude
JLaw is not thin as rails 🙁ReplyCancel
I found it on ABC, but I don't know any of those peopleReplyCancel
I agree with al lof CanadaChicks predictionsReplyCancel
No, but she is the only oneReplyCancel
Sandy, are you saying that you, like Charlie, prefer curves?ReplyCancel
ABC isn't on you're using a satellite feed? ABC starts at 8pmReplyCancel
I don't know, sandy!ReplyCancel
The curvier the better need something to grab ontoReplyCancel
lets hope i'm right i entered Laineys contest for a FAB Chloe bagReplyCancel
Julia Goolia's dress is just horrid. It looks by accident
Good on ya, sandyReplyCancel
Us in Americuh are watching Ryan Gaycrest and Giuliana Rancid on E not interviewing anyone but playing a guessing game.ReplyCancel
anyone know where i can find live stream of the Oscars?ReplyCancel
Ryan and his mom that stops him from coming out and living his life fullyReplyCancel
were any of you watching the pre show = they had the chick from wolf of wall street that shaved her head in the movie- apparently some long time friend of Leo who asked her to do it..anyhoo….she was wearing what i can only describe as a Wookie dress…..it wss hideousReplyCancel
Moms are the first to know when things are off a bitReplyCancel
Me in Canada doing the same, laaaame so far. Needs hubs home so drinking can at least make that part interesting!ReplyCancel
Well she has no taste shes friends w Leo 🙁
Show us just one real celeb! Just one!ReplyCancel
and she's a freaking stylist lolReplyCancel
Ross Mathews and Kelly Osbourne are NOT CELEBS!ReplyCancel
Jesus fucking Christ Kelly with that hair. 🙁ReplyCancel
And the nuns habit!ReplyCancel
Besides the hair Kelly looks pretty good. Id tap her but my judgenents slightly impairedReplyCancel
Nose is like some cheesy 40s bandleaderReplyCancel
oh look a limo, lets put up a huge box and block who's getting out of it 🙁ReplyCancel
Sandy, are you feeling drinky frisky?ReplyCancel
Hey nobody good shows up 21/2 hrs before a show they are doing their lines and drinking at homeReplyCancel
jeez just flipped to Etalk and Mario Fucking Lopez was on the carpet seriously? Does that make him A list Enty??ReplyCancel
Oh maybe TTMReplyCancel
do we have a drinking game ??????? i've heard the CDAN drinking games are LEGEND (wait for it) ARYReplyCancel
Mario is moved up to A+ list if he is on the Oscars 🙁ReplyCancel
omg lainey UGLY dress and i can't stand leah miller – her frozen face DISTURBS meReplyCancel
Heeeey Charlie 😉
E is now on at the sports bar and all the old dudes are having a hard time accepting what's going on with Gooliana's head.ReplyCancel
I must be drunk I sewer I just saw TTM on the Progresso soup commercialReplyCancel
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Swear but a sewer is close by spelchekReplyCancel
Progresso soup is selling it with borderline Canadian ginges? Random!ReplyCancel
ok DRINK yes (wine) can't shoot a wine ….lolReplyCancel
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Kristin, sandy's feeling frisky. ..fyiReplyCancel
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i think i hate G's dress only because its on her….poor designer having that as the face of his design.ReplyCancel
Oh heyyyy Kristin :))ReplyCancel
Come.home.hubby!! There must be beer to jazz this up!!ReplyCancel
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Looooove, exciting and new..come aboard, we're expecting you!ReplyCancel
I lost my ticket on the shuttle bus over from the hotel. Isaac will have to make due w/o my tipping.ReplyCancel
Viola davis rocking some pin curls, a green satin dress and wonder woman cuffs……looking good (etalk)ReplyCancel
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Viola looks rough.ReplyCancel
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Liza could barely stand up ……oh wait ..its LizaReplyCancel
Kelly O is pretty, just obnoxiousReplyCancel
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Kristin Chenoweth! She's so TINY!ReplyCancel
It's comfortable my ASS!ReplyCancel
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Here * pours out some Ole Grandad for TTM*
Kristens b/f is almost as small as she is. Shes about 5 feet and half a head smaller then him.
Amy Adams showed up early!ReplyCancel
Right? She's so tiny, he's right there with herReplyCancel
AMy adams BORING
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I think the winners will be pretty predictable, but JLaw may just take it.
Need JSierras drinking game rules. Shall I submit: drink anytime someone mentions JLaws fall; drink anytime they show Leo actively not trying to have an aneurism over the Texas TRex…ReplyCancel
Olivia whoever looks great! So does Amy Adams!ReplyCancel
Olivia looks goodReplyCancel
ryan no one cares about the dudes unless its brad pittReplyCancel
This African guy may never see another role again.ReplyCancel
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Chrissy Tigeun nice drsss but the hair…….horrorsReplyCancel
Freedom! Going to find beerReplyCancel
whos that chick in the green<ReplyCancel
Ummm. The live stream blows. I'll just putter around and try to make endearing comments.ReplyCancel
I know right TTM they must have pulled him right off the street to do his roleReplyCancel
Dammit! Just Corona! No limes! Wine it isReplyCancel
Veronica Mars movie is out soon that's why shes thereReplyCancel
I think they said he was a limo driver??
Endearing is always good, CharlieReplyCancel
hey look Jenn Aniston made the Oscars…..commercials.ReplyCancel
Kristen Bell is so adorable!!!ReplyCancel
He will make more money driving limos and probably even get laid a few timesReplyCancel
SOCIABLE !!!ReplyCancel
Olivia needed to wear a dress she could put a bra on underReplyCancel
huh both Etalk and E are interviewing same people at same time…..WTFReplyCancel
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Enty just put up a non E red carpet feed thread.ReplyCancel
are we staying or going to new?ReplyCancel
Hi Amy <3ReplyCancel
I've been frozen out!ReplyCancel
Amy Adams looked lovely, but you're right, boring a bitReplyCancel
Lupita Slays. My QueenReplyCancel
Oh yes, Chrissy, it's ALL ABOUT YOUReplyCancel
Whatchoo talking aboot TTM?ReplyCancel
And there is Anna Seth Myers KendrickReplyCancel
LUPITA…….but not feeling the headband quite as much as the E commentators….ReplyCancel
Chrissy Teigen=fugReplyCancel
I hate how she always takes over, sandy, let your husband have a night!ReplyCancel
Pharrell NO HAT!ReplyCancel
Hey, at least he isn't wearing that hat!ReplyCancel
LOL jinx, sandybooReplyCancel
is it wrong to wish for an Angie and Laura smackdown??ReplyCancel
You shouldn't wear hats indoors anywhoo.
Laura Dern looks good AND Bruce just sucked ryans dick 🙁
You multi-talented multi-taskers can watch, drink and comment coherently – awesome! CDaN at its finest 🙂 I missed you guys.ReplyCancel
Where you been Cocoa?ReplyCancel
that is NOT a flattering dress on JulieReplyCancel
Good lord, Ethan. An ocean of regret indeedReplyCancel
Julie Delly one movie wonder three timesReplyCancel
Hi guys/gals! Been taking care of some serious business (it's all good! Or will be) and also hiding out from the sh*tstorms.ReplyCancel
Hey look who's there the guy with the fake face from BoardwalkEmpireReplyCancel
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Oh well KFF is over and A1A is safe ti travel onReplyCancel
Lupita is 21ReplyCancel
I don't like that at ALL, all wrongReplyCancel
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I know, I'm just saying she looks very young. And bony chestedReplyCancel
I'm with you Becky, I love the colour, hate it on herReplyCancel
There's Sethie againReplyCancel
Maybe comb your hair, Naomi! You're on camera! Wash it even!ReplyCancel
naomi always gets it rightReplyCancel
Where's Liev. Naomi?ReplyCancel
Oh hes with the kids okReplyCancel
Lovely green!ReplyCancel
ruh roh trouble with naomi amd liev??ReplyCancel
He's boning the nanny, we know.ReplyCancel
Kristin, I'm so sorry, no ponybunReplyCancel
Hey guysReplyCancel
Steamy! You made it!ReplyCancel
hayh old lady and JaredReplyCancel
No he's with the kids and she went to the Oscars alone nothing to see here.
oh Jordan holding this old woman with his filthy hair
Hey steamReplyCancel
Is Jared hitting on Ryan?? Wow. Jordan Catalano as Jesus is actually a good lookReplyCancel
Jared Leto seems just so cocky and smirky. And not in a sexy wayReplyCancel
I really dont dislike 30 seconds to Mars considering what else is out there nowReplyCancel
Giuliana is all eyeballs. Are you drunk already, Sandy?ReplyCancel
sometimes i get the Jared Leto hotness …most of the time…NOTReplyCancel
I think we are aboot to moveReplyCancel
Yes I am CocoaReplyCancel
Wine. That is all.ReplyCancel
Oh stop you'd be drinking beers too if you had limesReplyCancel
Perfect! Just checking, Sandyboo.ReplyCancel
I've seen more of the Kardashians on these commercials than I have ever seenReplyCancel
Faces I haven't seen in a while! Yay guys. Glad you could co!e play!ReplyCancel
Ktrash just sobered me up 🙁ReplyCancel
Amy Adams looks baked!ReplyCancel
wow lady in back of Cumberbatch …no low cut with those tatasReplyCancel
However I will not be sticking around for the actual broadcast after the monologue boring shit.ReplyCancel
Damn shes about 45 too.
Gaydar alert!!
I so would be, sandy. I can almost taste the local craft beer. Or Corona with limesReplyCancel
Olivia and Jason !take a gorge
not a good color on J BielReplyCancel
Keep getting frozen oot! Kevin Spacey. Another blue tux. Jessica Biel TOTES has a baby bump!ReplyCancel
Amy does seem to be having a problem standing up straightReplyCancel
Shes eating desserts at her restaurantReplyCancel
I wanna see her bum. There it is!
My Bette!!ReplyCancel
Who is the young man who keeps getting into all the shots with Ryan?ReplyCancel
BETTE schooling Ryan….yah douche i was nominated before…….ReplyCancel
TTM! How's it going. Got the chili blues? Sandy is leaving us:-\ we are going to have to work harder 😀ReplyCancel
His BFF more then likelyReplyCancel
Did bang lady smoke a bowl in the limo??ReplyCancel
Bette Midler looks amazing!!! LOVE HER!!!!!ReplyCancel
Sally chick is fucked upReplyCancel
Kerry Washington looks so adorable!ReplyCancel
wow that lady with Ryan is STONEDReplyCancel
Sally ….swaying and moving a bit too much during that interview.ReplyCancel
Ryan needs a slap.ReplyCancel
Sarah Paulsen's dress looks just like crazy high bang lady's dressReplyCancel
CATE…..go back to CATEReplyCancel
I love all the posing in the background. They are more interesting than the interviewsReplyCancel
You know its a problem when drunk ass motherfuckers look at someone and say THEY are fucked up!ReplyCancel
Heyyyy Cate!ReplyCancel
why do people wear flesh colored dresses???ReplyCancel
Naomi…nice dress but the color ages herReplyCancel
ahhh Matt McConaghey brought his mom and Camilla …….sweetReplyCancel
Omg MOM with that Wrinkled skin teardrop!ReplyCancel
Have a seat, Lupita and Blanchett. Charlie is best dressed.ReplyCancel
What was she thinking?ReplyCancel
Dierks Bentley is adorable! If adorable was butter to be rubbed on oneselfReplyCancel
Too true kristen, 🙂ReplyCancel
Yay!! Texas TRex!! His mom looks greatReplyCancel
Have a seat Lupita and Blanchett. Charlie is best dressed. Eye patch Angel!
Three ladies in a row had the nude dresses. Poor Cate.ReplyCancel
Oooh, he winked! Funny that his mom has the goods out and his gorgeous wife is wearing a Mother Of The Bride OutfitReplyCancel
Christ Kelly is wearing sneakers w that outfit 🙁ReplyCancel
oh JLAW……is she high ?ReplyCancel
DRINK! JLaw fell again!ReplyCancel
Excuse me!ReplyCancel
Omg just saw Kate Blanchett. Sigh…beautiful
Jenn! Looking sharp!not like a kid at all!
her dress is kinda boring (jlaw)ReplyCancel
Whew. Back into the mix. That was the funnest 12 hours of work ever!ReplyCancel
And I haven't seen JLaw yetReplyCancel
Weird to sit behind a desk in finery. And JLaw, def smoked a bowl on the way over.ReplyCancel
Kristen Cavallwhateverherface is critiquing clothing????ReplyCancel
where are Brad and Angie……ReplyCancel
I'm still waiting to see JLaw 🙁ReplyCancel
Glad to have you back, Charlie!
I love the colour of Lupita's dress, just don't like the cut whatsoeverReplyCancel
Thank jeebus. A Ross free zoneReplyCancel
oh look its AnnE lookng all edgy (GAG)ReplyCancel
Oh good lord. Kelly wants an award for noticing Lupita's lip color. HrkReplyCancel
i expected more of an OOF from Lupita……ReplyCancel
Aaaaaand OF COURSE JLaw takes a tumble.
Wish Lupita saved her Golden Globes dress for tonight. The blue is poorly fitted.ReplyCancel
Well, she explains alot about Jonah….I thought he picked up a day time bartender , for a dateReplyCancel
I hear you, Charlie. I can't understand the dude!ReplyCancel
They aren't showing JLaw yet on EReplyCancel
Charlize's face looks flawless. Not crazy about the dressReplyCancel
idont' think Charlize looks that great…….its ….ok…..but …..not the best i've seen of CharlizeReplyCancel
Sandy, it was a brief clip showing her taking a header outside, just before G. Rancid started jabbering again…ReplyCancel
OK I missed j
Aw fall bit who saw Jonah Hill's mom?
More wineReplyCancel
Trying g to line up the various broadcasts:-DReplyCancel
I missed….my girl is plastered 🙁ReplyCancel
for the love of GOD there must be more people arriving……ReplyCancel
Your girl is plastered??ReplyCancel
I dont heed 15 minutes of fashion critiques from these trolls 🙁ReplyCancel
Kerry looks like Mindy Kaling, non?ReplyCancel
Yes she Is TTMReplyCancel
send her to bed Sandy….we're just getting started 😉ReplyCancel
Leo brought his mom n dint bring her up to the interview? BoooReplyCancel
Has my Margot Robbie shown up yet? I am so behind tonight.ReplyCancel
I'm confused. When did you get a girl?ReplyCancel
There goes charming Potato.ReplyCancel
Well I'm almost done after the monologue watching True Dectective and House of LiesReplyCancel
i hEAR SCREAMS from the crowd…can only be Brangelina??ReplyCancel
Becky Mae, yes. I think ABC has better coverage now…ReplyCancel
I am here to be insulted? I am single I have lotsa money and I live on a beach! I also know how to utilize Craigs List 🙂ReplyCancel
What fresh hell is this?ReplyCancel
I think you should tell Kristin. I'll stay out of it. Go ahead. I'll be drinking wineReplyCancel
Leo CLEARLY wants this Oscar. He can taste it!ReplyCancel
Bitch better not be winning Oscars tonight.ReplyCancel
DAVE FOLEYReplyCancel
Sandy, what???? I'm so confused! Who is insulting you? Who is Craig and why does he have a list? What kind of list is this?
MOAR WINE!ReplyCancel
It's channel surfing hell, Becky Mae!ReplyCancel
did Ryan go away some where??ReplyCancel
Kristin Caballero looks fug (whatever spelchek)ReplyCancel
You mean JLaw! Good lord, maybe I will switch to waterReplyCancel
Brb last CIG before the show 😀 be good. Sandy if I miss you… I'll miss you, have funReplyCancel
Sandy's craigslist broad is temporary. I t'aint scared.ReplyCancel
why does anyone think having sharp metal objects on your shoulders is attractive?ReplyCancel
did you see that, Sandy? the JLaw fall still pictures?ReplyCancel
Consenting friends list or something like that. Friends for hire maybe. In any case ….my SO is SOL 🙁ReplyCancel
I see taint and I see drunk ass bitches on the floor.ReplyCancel
She looks good in that red dress.ReplyCancel
Omg, jaime was leering about his daughter… Sick!!!!ReplyCancel
Both red carpet broadcasts are shoving Samsung down our throats.
Why are Amy Adams and J.Law wearing the same dress in different colors?ReplyCancel
Sandy, do you really have someone there from Craigslist??ReplyCancel
Geez, that's just us, Sandy, situation normal. Becky Mae, Jared Leto back on ABC!!!ReplyCancel
Why did E stop interviewing ppl 25 minutes ago?ReplyCancel
Do not like Julia Roberts dress….seems dysfunctional…..ReplyCancel
Julia Roberts looks HORRIBLE!!
Anne Hathaway is so Liza. I can't unsee itReplyCancel
Is anybody else on ABC?ReplyCancel
Jessica Roberts?!? ahahahahahaaaaaa!ReplyCancel
who the hell thought Tyson Beckford would be a fashion commentator……god he called her Jessica RobertsReplyCancel
No! Just me and my hands and beers! Kristin has no worries except for getting her drunk ass home laterReplyCancel
Kelly Osborne loooathes that the Hills chick is there. Heaven.ReplyCancel
I keep going between the two.ReplyCancel
I think I watch ABC for the rest of this fuck E!ReplyCancel
ABC has the rights to the Oscars. Maybe that's why the dreck on E! right now.ReplyCancel
Troll Jonah Hill 🙁ReplyCancel
awww jonah hill has friends how specialReplyCancel
It Serbs like ABChas been on for awhile 🙁ReplyCancel
I think we aren't the only drunk ones… more Lupita!! yay!ReplyCancel
F'n Serbs! on ABC!ReplyCancel
WFTV channel 1090 🙁ReplyCancel
so navy is black now …….mkayReplyCancel
Holy Jolie bewbs!ReplyCancel
Spelchek is drunkReplyCancel
This black guy really needs to get some new teefsReplyCancel
She ordered them that way, Kristin. And they're specTACular…ReplyCancel
so julia roberts not pregnantReplyCancel
Julia Robertsloojs pretty happy she probably got laid this morningReplyCancel
BILL MURRAY – so want to drink with himReplyCancel
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Somewhere on the continuum between Toyota�s Prius C and the new million-dollar gas-electric hypercars from Porsche, McLaren and Ferrari (really), there�s a zone that separates hybrids as economy transportation from hybrids as ultimate speed sleds. We know that electric motors can help small internal-combustion engines stretch a gallon of gasoline from, say, 30 miles to 50 or more, at least at low speeds. But for big gas engines, add-on electric motors are now providing extra wallop�carving a second or two off the 0-to-100 MPH sprint, for example. The GS450h sits in the zone that divides these types of hybrid cars; it enjoys some of both benefits.
There are in fact two extra electric motors buried within this Lexus. One under the hood largely services the batteries; it�s the second one, built into the differential, that feeds more oomph to the back wheels. The gas V-6 up front makes 286 horsepower; the electric motor at the rear can jack that up to a combined total of 338 HP. Lexus doesn�t publish torque figures, but the electrics provide an impressive shove of acceleration.
There�s another surprise here too: a CVT, or continuously variable transmission�something usually found only on economy cars and riding lawn mowers. Lexus, however, calls it a controlled variable� transmission, and its stellar behavior justifies the new name. Not till I tried to get frisky with it in manual mode did I realize it wasn�t a normal transmission with distinct gears. The point of a CVT is to keep the engine in its best operating range, and this one does a good job here as well. We averaged 27 miles per gallon overall and the GS450h�s 34 highway MPG rating for 2013 seems realistic. These are very good numbers for a large and sumptuous sedan that can dust off slower traffic�and also creep through a mall parking lot under electric power only.
Despite its quickness and the capable handling of its adaptive suspension, this isn�t a sports sedan. (For that, you�ll want the lighter, less-expensive and more nimble GS350 F Sport.) It�s an updated luxury cruiser for today�s congested and connectivity-obsessed highway culture. The GS450h is as comfortable tied up in city traffic�where the engine shuts itself off, to save gas and cut exhaust emissions�as it is flying serenely across the great plains on I-80.
Lexus also has done a fine job of submerging the unpleasant parts of a driving a hybrid. The engine stop-start feature is now barely discernable and response is immediate; the throttle doesn�t feel like it�s on a rubber band; the brakes bite down in linear fashion; and the car�s balance is not upset by the addition of several hundred pounds of electric motors and batteries.
The GS450h is a complex and highly sophisticated piece of mechanical, electrical and ergonomic engineering, but Lexus has boiled everything down to apparent simplicity. (For instance, in normal mode, the big dial next to the speedometer simply indicates �charge,� �eco� or �power.� But selecting Sport mode not only amps up the electric drive motor, it also magically converts that dial into a tachometer.) The unique mouse-type computer controller is easier to operate than many other luxury cars� �user interfaces,� and the split-screen computer monitor is among the largest and most readable out there.
Overall, the instrument and control panels are so elegant that they�re both non-intimidating and downright attractive, and the redesigned cabin is as tasteful and comfortable as we�d expect from Lexus. The optional blond bamboo trim contrasts beautifully with rich, dark-toned leather and synthetics. I don�t recall gripping a bamboo steering wheel before, but it�s highly agreeable.
At $59,000 to start and here optioned up to a full $70,000, the 2013 GS450h isn�t just good �for a hybrid,� it�s a good car, full stop. In fact, it�s a good deal more than just good. If I were shopping for a luxury sedan with less than Powerball money, the GS450h would make my personal short list�even though it�s a hybrid.
Rectification. Last week�s column about the good-news, bad-news Enclave drew a quick response from Buick: �All Enclaves are assembled in Lansing. It is exported to China. We do not build or assemble Enclaves in China.� There you have it; shame on me�and my source.


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