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2013 Toyota 4Runner SUV SR5 4dr SUV 4WD (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
An extremely solid, truck-based SUV.Purchased new in 2013. After 13-months now has 20k miles and it's only been to the shop for oil changes.Ride is better than most trucks, but the build is solid and body stiffness is superb.Seats are quite comfortable, as are heater/AC and the overall ride.My wife -- the ultimate judge of comfort, with a bad back -- has no problem taking road trips in this vehicle.I mostly use this as a commuter vehicle, but occasionally haul stuff or go camping off-road.Average 21.3 MPG in combo city/highway.Engine is more than adequate.It's the perfect vehicle for my needs.A well-engineered, reliable ride.
Solid build, reliability, utilitarian design.
Make auto headlights standard.
This is my 2nd 4Runner.My last 4Runner was old and I wanted a new, reliable vehicle for my daughter and meas I was worried I would start having problems.New 4Runner is not reliable.I really, really don't like this vehicle at all.I have had it since Aug.Every time something hits the windshield, it cracks.It's cracked 3 times since Aug.Major hassle to get it fixed every time it breaks and it seems like it always breaks.Prior to this vehicle, I have replaced 1 windshield.Also had a major electrical failure, which put it in the shop for 5 days.Still doesn't seem right but the techs say it's fine.Waiting for it to break again. It shifts totally weird. I don't recommend
Something has got to be wrong with the design of this vehicle to have the windshield constantly cracking.
As mentioned before, I have replaced 1 windshield in the 20yrs I have been driving prior to this vehicle.
It's not good.
In addition, it shifts weird.
I keep expecting it to break and it had 1 major electrical failure at 5,000 miles.
Keep expecting it to break again.
Loved the old 4Runner, hate the new 4Runner.
in cold climate, it takes unreasonably long for the engine to get into normal operating range. (about 8 miles of driving)the interior heater is weak even at the max and takes very long to warm up the interior.Suspension is hard when driving over bumps and potholes, not good for the spinerunning boards are useless for a taller person as they are in the wayfront dives and rear moves up under hard breakingengine is loud and sounds rough around 2500rpmsheet metal is very thin, waves can be seen on the hood when going through car wash dryer
large cargo area
large mirrors
Fix the heat issue.
I drive different vehicles on daily basis and they take half the time of what the 4runner takes to warm up
Anyone considering this vehicle, take a very long test drive on different types of roads. If you live in the cold area of the planet, make sure to test drive in winter starting from cold.
2013 Toyota 4Runner SUV Trail 4dr SUV 4WD (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
I just pickedup a 2013 trail edition. I paid extra for Nitto Terra Grappler ATs as I've had so many problems in the past with the standard HTs that come with all 4Runners. I realize that most folks don't off-road but we do a few times a year. I traded in a 2011 trail which ran perfectly. This should be exactly the same but it does feel a little different with shift points and throttle response.
Love the upgraded AT tires.
The trail model has black accents and trim so the silver color isn't too much of one color like the base model.
Need more gears in the tranny.
4Runner shifts into 5th gear below 40mph so fuel economy suffers when on highway doing 60 to 70.
Relocate the antenna from the front right fender.
This is always loosening and subject to vandalism.
2013 Toyota 4Runner SUV SR5 4dr SUV (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
This is my second 4Runner. I love this car.
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Though, it would be more 'chimney-like' if there was a little bit of smoke in some way.
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I agree. I see that it looks like a chimney now. Sorry about my disagreeing. I didn`t look at the pictures close enough.


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I bought a Full size Aerobed recently on May 06, 2009 from Walmart over other brands of air mattresses thinking Aerobed would have a better quality. Little did I know that just a week after I unwrapped my new Aerobed, that it would spring a leak. The most amusing part is that there was nothing even on it to cause any puncture rather it is the poor quality of the product. I would have expected this from a $10 toy rather than a $60 investment.
Alas, I have no choice but to get a replacement for an Aerobed that did not even last a week. I can't get a refund on it from Walmart because it is past the 15-day return period from its purchase date, eventhough the bed has technically been in operation for a week. So, I can't even buy any other brand.
I have been sleeping on aerobeds for the past 10 years. I have to replace them about once every 2 years in general, but I love sleeping on them. This time, however, the bed was not what I expected. It had a separate pump (all the beds I've owned previously have had a built-in pump) and the pump stopped functioning after the first time I blew the bed up. the bed lost air pretty quickly too. I returned the bed to Walmart. My advice is to go with the aerobeds with the built-in pump. The "features" on the site do not point out that the pump is separate, and the picture does not show it, so beware when choosing your bed. I have ordered another aerobed with a built-in pump and look forward to sleeping comfortably again.
I tried to use this product on the first time and the seal didn't work properly and obviously didn't stay inflated.
I purchased this for my son who had just moved to a new town and had few furnishings. A full bed purchase was out of the question and the Aerobed was purchased to help him not have to make such an immediate large purchase of bedroom furnishings. For the reasonable price, this has been an excellent choice and is very comfortable. The bed holds the air continuously and is easy to create a comfortable softness/hardness level. The only complaint that he had is that his back seemed to hurt each morning. Because the top of the Aero bed is tufted, it seemed to create small craters that were not enough to interrupt sleep; but caused soreness in the morning. To correct this, he just put a small blanket on top of the Aerobed before putting the sheet on. This immediately gave him resolve to the issue and now sleeps like a baby every night. He will eventually get bedroom furnishings; but will continue to use the Aerobed when needed for overnight guests.
I purchased an aero bed in the full size thinking I could use it for nightly sleeping. The mattress feels cheap and sure didn't last very long. I woke up in the middle of the night with the bed deflating. This bed was handled very carefully and I cannot see any leaks. To return, you have to call the AeroBed company in Illinois, get a return authorization, and then package and ship it back to them on your own nickle. This product is pure junk. Save your money and don't buy this!
I bought this bed as a temporary solution before and after I move. I'm not a big girl, 5'4" 120-125 lbs, and this bed was very comfortable. However, I noticed that I had to pump the bed back up daily, which was kind of annoying since the pump is a separate piece instead of bundled into the bed. After 2 months of use, the bed decided to just deflate on its own accord. I would pump it up to max and it would deflate to the point where I'm on the ground within 2-3 hours. There's no visible hole or leak. I contacted customer service, we thought it might be the valve, they sent me a new valve. Most other places would just send me a new product entirely. I replaced the valve, which was very difficult since it was pretty jammed in to retain the seal. Of course, that doesn't resolve the problem. Contacted customer service again, they make me go through the entire process again. Emailed them my purchase confirmation 3 times and kept getting a stupid standard message back saying I need to send them my purchase confirmation and address etc. (even though I've already sent it to them multiple times). I'm still in the middle of figuring out what they will do. Apparently they want me to send it back and wait for them to send me a new piece. So my temporary bed is now a piece of junk and I will be without a bed while they're receiving and resending me a new bed? Nice job, Aerobed. You've lost a customer for sure.
I've tried three different levels/models of Aerobed. (One was a free replacement for the defective first one.) The Deluxe lasted 10 mos., the inferior replacement they sent lasted less than 6 mos., and the "student" model I bought out of desperation lasted less than 2 months! I'm using this indoors on a rug, so it's not as if I'm trying to "rough it". The TV infomercials used to show a real tiger jumping around on the mattress, and frankly I find this laughable. The company also was very difficult to deal with. They didn't want to honor their warranty (1 year), and when they finally did send a replacement, it was a much inferior model. (Pump not attached to bed, no way to adjust firmness, etc. Wrangling that pump felt like a rodeo!) Anyway -- not at all the delightful investment or convenient product that they advertise. Sadly disappointing.
I returned this Aerobed after one use. I was unable to adequately and fully inflate the bed with the separate pump. Each time you withdraw it, air escapes. The amount left was not enough to keep me from feeling the floor underneath. If you must purchase an Aerobed, get one with a built-in pump, but, honestly, I can't recommend Aerobeds anymore at all. This is the third one we've bought in the last 4 years. The first two (with built-in pumps) both developed leaks and were soon useless.
Their outdoor product is better recommended. This indoor one is not as good and not as comfortable. It loses air much quicker.
I purchased this Aerobed air mattress for a four nite vacation were we needed an extra bed. I slept on it with my four year old. It was very comfortable. It did not feel like an air mattress and it was not cold to sleep on. Considering the kids were playing on it and jumping I'm surprised at how well it held up. If they weren't jumping on it, I wouldn't of needed to add more air to it by the third nite. Very easy to inflat/deflat and fold. Very satisfied and I think you will be too! Oh, regular queen sheets fit perfectly.
The AeroBed inflatable bed is a perfect answer when you have more overnight guests than beds for them to sleep. It folds very compactly and stores easily. It inflates to a twin size mattress with the aid of an electric pump, and is ready to use in about a minute. It is reasonably comfortable and has held up to fairly rough treatment as my grandchildren use it as a tramboline.
Though we haven't had this bed very long, we have inflated and tested it. It seems to hold air very well and is very comfortable.
The Areobed is great quality. It has performed properly even thought the bed is used daily. I highly recommend
this product.
This product is great for people with back problems. We would not be without it. It is easy to use and very durable.
Would recommend this bed to anyone. Has been up for over 2 weeks and has not had the least loss of air.
I like how so easy to setup and and the convinunce of storing ing when putting it into my closet.
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My very first photo of the NEW Gronefeld One Hertz
That movement is simply stunning
The Golden version of the Gronefeld One Hertz
Ball Watches booth with a kind of hologram video
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The ORIS booth, still closed on press day
Tendence, BIG watches
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NOMOS booth. Look at the man on top
Mr. Dufour checks the Gronefeld One Hertz. Bart and Tim Gronefeld are very pleased to have him in their booth
ELLICOTT, all carbon case
ELLICOTT Mach One
ELLICOTT ladies collection. Inspired by and made for women
Jeff Kuo, founder and owner of XETUM brought a small collection with him
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Published: Saturday, June 3, 2006 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, June 3, 2006 at 12:00 a.m.
The very idea that the proposed Sugarloaf school property is even being considered for more soccer fields is beyond absurd and ignores land that could be available right now for soccer expansion.
The extra land should be reserved for a future park, or other public use, but not for more than one soccer field for the school itself. I am glad to see County Commission Chairman Bill Moyer raise questions about access for fields.
Reading how others (besides me for years) are now talking about much-needed artificial turf, why not go ahead and install such turf at the current football fields at our high schools? The trend is obvious that those fields are going to eventually have artificial turf in a few years anyway.
The growth of high school sports, especially women's sports, justifies the need right now. Building fields elsewhere is completely redundant. Save some money and build a needed, modest indoor soccer center like they have in Black Mountain.
We would be completely foolish not to notice what Asheville and Buncombe County did when they added artificial turf fields. While Asheville did dramatically increase soccer use, officials also mismanaged the way it was done. One could argue the turf installed at Historic Memorial Stadium (above McCormick Field) turned out to be redundant.
When it was proposed, the City of Asheville was promised a multitude of outdoor teams when the stadium was done. Well, the stadium is not nearly done and the women's football team is gone, the Asheville Splash women's soccer team is no more and the promised professional men's soccer team never materialized.
Had Asheville installed the turf at Asheville High School first, it could have moved the remaining teams over there and dramatically increased desperately needed parking for the Asheville Tourists for next to nothing. This mistake cost Asheville $500,000 (the cost of the turf).
Now the high schools are free to hoard the fields and make sure nobody rents them out if they don't want to, or charge such a high rent that it has the same effect.
We cannot permit lack of foresight to cause Henderson County to overspend just to say we care about kids. The first thing the county should do is develop land already publicly owned. Start with the high school football fields.
There is no disputing putting in artificial turf there would meet much of the demand and have multiple uses.
As a condition of getting the fields, the school system must agree to allow Parks and Recreation (and private groups) to bring in recreational programming during the weekends and summer, and charge a rent that is pretty close to current rental rates.
These fields do not belong to football programs, principals or recreation departments. They belong to taxpayers.
Second, for additional fields, the county should look at property owned by taxpayers in Fletcher for several years. The donated land from Meritor was acquired solely to develop a full- size park including soccer fields.
Wouldn't putting soccer fields at Sugarloaf be a slap in the face to the taxpayers of Fletcher, who sacrificed a substantial amount of property tax revenue to get their land?
The Sugarloaf property cannot possibly compete with the accessibility of the Meritor land. ("Fletcher exit, one mile past Smiley's." Easy.) Someway, somehow, Henderson County and the Town of Fletcher must make this happen.
There are 90-plus acres, use them! You could even design various sized fields for youth play.
Do these things and we won't need to acquire land for soccer fields for a long time.
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Plans to improve Oceanside's Mission Avenue roll forward
$1.5 million grant allows city to finish street-narrowing project
A stalled plan to narrow Mission Avenue from four to two lanes in downtown Oceanside and make it one-way westbound is back on track thanks to a $1.5 million grant from a regional transportation and planning agency.
"It's all good, we're very excited about this," said city downtown development manager Kathy Brann.
The grant from the San Diego Association of Governments will give the city enough money to finish the Mission Avenue project, which city officials see as a key element to revitalizing downtown.
The grant money comes at the same time that a Los Angeles development company has revived plans to build a $35 million hotel at the edge of downtown that Brann said would anchor the Mission Avenue improvements.
Tentative plans for the hotel — called 1010 Ocean-side, but formerly know as the Belvedere — were approved by the City Council this week. The site is on Mission Avenue at Horne Street.
The new hotel/loft project will be "a perfect link" to other downtown projects closer to the beach, including a new Springhill Suites Marriott Hotel on Mission Avenue at Myers Street, Brann said.
To be built by Amidi Real Estate Group, 1010 Ocean-side would have 124 hotel rooms and 90 residential lofts.
"It seems like we're having our own little (economic) resurgence here," Brann said.
With luck, work could begin in September 2013 to transform Mission Avenue from a busy thruway street to a relaxed shopping district, with construction of 1010 Oceanside to follow, Brann said.
Plans to spruce up and redo Mission Avenue have been in the works for at least eight years but came to a standstill this year when the city's redevelopment agency was dissolved as part of a move to eliminate redevelop programs statewide as a way to help balance the state budget.
Broken into two phases, the plan is to initially make Mission Avenue one-way between Clementine Street and Coast Highway with back-in angled parking, broader sidewalks, canopy trees along the street, benches for people to sit and bike racks at intervals along the street.
Once that's done, phase two would extend the one-way Mission Avenue with new amenities from Coast Highway to Clementine Street. The first phase is estimated to cost $2.1 million, with the second phase costing an additional $1.3 million.
"The whole goal is to make it more pedestrian friendly so that people actually want to walk down the street," Brann said. "Expanding the sidewalks and adding canopy trees and of course slowing the traffic down is going to make people feel better."
Once construction starts, it will probably take about eight months to finish with tentative plans for the work to be at night to minimize the disruption to Mission Avenue merchants, Brann said.
"We're trying to be respectful of all the merchants downtown," Brann said. "We already told them we're going to keep their businesses open to the public. If we had the ability to shut the whole street down and knock it out, we could probably get it constructed in a couple of months, but there's no way we could keep the businesses open."
Plans for 1010 Oceanside drew some concern from some residents of nearby neighborhoods at a City Council hearing.
Sondra Renwanz, who lives nearby on Horne Street, said the hotel should use landscaping to blend in with surrounding neighborhoods,
"This is a much cherished neighborhood, as you can see, with lots of charm, Renwanz said.
Ruth Jameson, who served on a citizens committee that made recommendations on redevelopment, said the design of the hotel was too ornate.
"It's overworked and has embellishments on it that are not needed," Jameson said. "Let's not go in the direction of having something that looks like Chicago here."


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FORT BENNING, Ga., (Dec. 4, 2013) -- Active-duty Soldiers and Family members can take home one of more than 800 free live Christmas trees this year, courtesy of the ninth annual Trees for Troops program.
Trees will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis between 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Dec. 12 at Wetherby Field. Soldiers not in uniform and Family members must present proper identification.
Amanda Reitz, Directorate of Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation coordinator, said the program is a collaborative effort between Christmas SPIRIT Foundation, FedEx, participating tree farms and local companies. Thousands of trees are donated and FedEx delivers the trees to more than 60 military installations in the U.S. and overseas.
"FedEx employees have also offered to volunteer time to deliver trees or hand out candy canes," she said. "Local companies will donate candy to hand out and we should have hot cocoa for people waiting in line."
Soldiers will be on site to assist carrying trees to vehicles. Because of varying trees sizes, Families are encouraged to make room in or top of their vehicles.
"People are thankful and it really gets them in the mood for the season," she said. "FedEx puts tags on trees that have been decorated by children across the country to wish Soldiers a Merry Christmas. I think that really touches the Soldiers' hearts."
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Romeny wins GOP caucuses in Nevada, where Clinton and Obama split Dems' prize
Published: Saturday, January 19, 2008 at 1:59 p.m.
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Saturday's results
South Carolina win may give McCain inside track on nomination
By LIZ SIDOTI
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- John McCain claimed a sweet South Carolina victory that eluded him in 2000 and, if history is a guide, may have set himself on course to become the GOP presidential nominee.
No Republican since 1980 has won the party's nod without a triumph in the first-in-the-South primary.
"It just took us a while. That's all. Eight years is not a long time," McCain said in an Associated Press interview. He added: "It sure was nice to have a lot of our old friends be happier that we've won."
Still, for all the talk of the past, McCain certainly doesn't have the nomination locked up and this year's race is far from conventional.
"I know it's not easy and we've got a long way to go," he acknowledged.
Indeed, the wide-open contest now turns to Florida, where over the next 10 days no less than three of his rivals and perhaps more will seek to knock him off his momentum-fueled pedestal. The extraordinarily diverse state votes Jan. 29 and offers a winner-take-all cache of 57 delegates. More than 20 states vote thereafter on Feb. 5, and the race may not be determined even then.
"We're waiting for you," said Rudy Giuliani, sending notice to his rivals that he's lying in wait in Florida. The former New York mayor has yet to win a contest and has pinned his candidacy on the state.
McCain, for his part, said: I'm very confident we'll win in Florida."
So appeared another candidate angling for that state.
"If you want the nomination and you want to win the presidency, you gotta get Florida," Mitt Romney said, already in the state as he set the stakes and celebrated his win Saturday in barely contested Nevada. The former Massachusetts governor already had won Michigan, his native state, and largely overlooked Wyoming.
Mike Huckabee, the South Carolina second-place finisher, made clear he was going forward, declaring: "The path to the White House is not ending."
Two weeks into state-by-state voting, the GOP nomination remains up for grabs. Three different candidates have won in the six states that have voted thus far.
South Carolina's hard-fought GOP primary pitted Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor and Iowa caucus winner, against McCain, the Arizona senator and New Hampshire primary victor enjoying a resurgence after his campaign nearly imploded six months ago. Each was out to prove he was more than a one-state wonder and looked for a much-needed Southern win to provide a burst of energy heading into Florida.
McCain, who appeals to voters across the political spectrum, sought to erase his bitter shellacking in 2000 against establishment favorite George W. Bush.
Back then, McCain cruised into South Carolina fresh from a stunning New Hampshire win over Bush only to go down in bitter defeat. On TV, Bush allies vastly outspent the GOP underdog. Underground, McCain was assailed in negative telephone calls and a whisper campaign that spread rumors about him and his family.
Over the past few years, McCain tried to ensure none of that would occur again. He set up a deep South Carolina campaign organization. He courted the state's GOP establishment and secured many of their endorsements. He also worked to repair a prickly relationship with Christian evangelicals.
His efforts paid off Saturday.
A survey of voters as they left polling stations for the Associated Press and the TV networks showed that people calling themselves Republicans, who dominated the South Carolina voting, were evenly divided between McCain and Huckabee. But McCain also won the backing of people who said they were independents and moderates.
Huckabee, a one-time Southern Baptist preacher who campaigned as a Christian leader, had a slight edge among the 69 percent of voters who called themselves conservative as well as among those calling themselves white evangelical and born-again Christian voters. But McCain thumped Huckabee among all who were not white evangelical and born-again Christians, more than doubling Huckabee's vote.
McCain, a 71-year-old four-term senator, also won among older voters and people chiefly looking for an experienced candidate.
A former Vietnam prisoner of war with decades of military experience, McCain hoped his argument that he is the most qualified to be commander in chief during wartime as well as his staunch support of the Iraq war would resonate with voters in the first contested Republican race since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
South Carolina is a state with a long military tradition, and McCain, to be sure, won among members of the military and veterans. He snared one-third of their votes to roughly one-quarter for Huckabee. Nonmilitary voters split their support about evenly between the two.
McCain also counted on migration shifts and demographic changes in South Carolina working to his advantage; South Carolina's population rose by nearly 10 percent since the decade began, with many people settling along the coastal region that McCain won in 2000. Native South Carolinians only made up less than half of voters.
Fred Thompson, the former Tennessee senator looking to turn around his campaign in South Carolina, suggested a poor outcome for him could mean the end of his bid. "We'll see what the results are. I've always said I have to do very well here. There is no question about that," he said earlier Saturday. Later, as it became clear he would not win the state, Thompson gave a speech that sounded a bit like a swan song but stopped short of dropping out.
Romney ditched South Carolina on Thursday to campaign in Nevada, as it became increasingly clear that his multimillion-dollar, yearlong investment in the Southern state wouldn't produce a first-place finish. As he traveled to Nevada, he argued that he was seeking the largest share of the state's 31 delegates at stake. In contrast, South Carolina offered 24.
Indeed, Romney easily cruised to victory in the state's caucuses; only he and libertarian-leaning Texas Rep. Ron Paul competed in the state. With his Nevada win, Romney extended his overall lead in the race for delegates to the GOP's nominating convention this summer.
His Mormon faith proved beneficial in Nevada; Mormons represented roughly a quarter of those attending Nevada's GOP caucuses, and virtually all of them were voting for Romney. Half of Romney's votes came from Mormons. In contrast, skepticism about his Mormon faith in South Carolina's Christian evangelical corridors proved difficult to overcome.
Romney was about even with Huckabee among Nevada's white evangelical and born-again Christians, who made up about a fifth of the vote.
Sen. John McCain won a hard-fought South Carolina primary Saturday night, avenging a bitter personal defeat in a bastion of conservatism and gaining ground in an unpredictable race for the Republican presidential nomination. Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama split the spoils in Nevada caucuses marred by late charges of dirty politics.
"We've got a long way to go," McCain told The Associated Press in an interview. The man whose campaign was left for dead six months ago quickly predicted that victory in the first southern primary would help him next week when Florida votes, and again on Feb. 5 when more than two dozen states hold primaries and caucuses.
"This is one step on a long journey," Clinton told cheering supporters in Las Vegas. She captured the popular vote, but Obama edged her out for national convention delegates at stake, taking 13 to her 12.
Obama issued a statement that said he had conducted an "honest, uplifting campaign ... that appealed to people's hopes instead of their fears."
If the Democrats had co-front-runners, the Republicans had none, and looked to South Carolina to begin winnowing an unwieldy field.
McCain defeated former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee in a close race in the state that snuffed out his presidential hopes eight years ago. The Arizonan was gaining 33 percent of the vote to just under 30 percent for his closest rival.
"It just took us a while. That's all. Eight years is not a long time," McCain told the AP.
Appearing before supporters, Huckabee was a gracious loser, congratulating McCain for "running a civil and a good and a decent campaign."
Far from conceding defeat in the race, he added, "The process is far, far from over."
Former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson was in a struggle for third place with about 16 percent, after saying he needed a strong showing to sustain his candidacy. Another Republican, California Rep. Duncan Hunter, dropped out even before the votes were tallied.
Interviews with South Carolina voters leaving their polling places indicated that McCain, an Arizona senator, and Huckabee were dividing the Republican vote evenly. As was his custom, McCain was winning the votes of self-described independents.
South Carolina was the second half of a campaign double-header for Republicans.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney cruised to victory earlier in the day in the little-contested Nevada caucuses. Final returns showed him with more than 50 percent support in a multi-candidate field.
No matter the state, the economy was the top issue in all three races on the ballot.
Republicans in Nevada and South Carolina cited immigration as their second most-important concern. Among Democrats in Nevada, health care was the second most-important issue followed by the Iraq war, which has dominated the race for months.
With a black man and a woman as the leading contenders, the Democratic race was history in the making and increasingly testy, as well.
Before the votes were tallied, Obama was critical of former President Clinton, telling reporters, "It's hard to say what his intentions are. But I will say that he seems to be making a habit of mischaracterizing what I say."
Obama's campaign manager, David Plouffe, issued a written statement accused the Clinton campaign of "an entire week's worth of false, divisive attacks designed to mislead caucus-goers and discredit the caucus itself."
Clinton declined to comment on the allegation.
Whatever the hard feelings, she told supporters they would fade by the fall general election campaign. "We will all be united in November," she said, as the crowd chanted "HRC, HRC."
Her campaign issued a statement citing numerous reports of voter intimidation. It also accused UNITE HERE, a union supporting Obama, of running a radio commercial that was "one of the most scurrilous smears in recent memory." The ad, broadcast in Spanish, said Clinton "does not respect our people" and called her shameless.
Interviews with Democratic caucus-goers indicated that Clinton won about half the votes cast by whites, and two-thirds support from Hispanics, many members of a Culinary Workers Union that had endorsed Obama. He won about 80 percent of the black vote.
Overall, Clinton gained support from about 51 percent of caucus-goers. Obama had the backing of 45 percent, and Edwards had 4 percent.
Obama had pinned his Nevada hopes on an outpouring of support from the 60,000-member Culinary union. But it appeared that turnout was lighter than expected at nine caucuses established along the Las Vegas Strip, and some attending held signs reading, "I support my union. I support Hillary."
Democrats looked next to South Carolina to choose between Obama, the most viable black candidate in history, and Clinton, seeking to become the first woman to occupy the White House. The state is home to thousands of black voters, who are expected to comprise as much as half the Democratic electorate.
After that, the race goes national on Feb. 5, with 1,678 national Democratic convention delegates at stake.
The split Democratic verdict in Nevada resulted from the proportional manner in which delegates were awarded. Obama emerged with one more than Clinton because he ran strongly in rural areas.
Overall, Clinton leads the delegate race with 236, including separately chosen party and elected officials known as superdelegates. Obama has a total of 136, and former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards has 50.
Romney struck first on the day among the Republicans.
The former Massachusetts governor learned of his Nevada victory when his wife Ann announced it on the public address system of his chartered jet. "Keep 'em coming. Keep 'em coming," he said.
En route to Florida, he presented reporters with his ambitious economic stimulus plan, $233 billion in all. It includes tax rebates as well as tax cuts for individuals, as well as tax cuts for businesses.
Mormons gave Romney about half his votes. He is hoping to become the first member of his faith to win the White House. Alone among the Republican contenders, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas aired television ads in Nevada. Paul was narrowly ahead of McCain for second place. Thompson and Huckabee trailed.
Romney also won at least 17 of the 31 Republican National Convention delegates at stake. McCain and Paul won at least four apiece, while Thompson and Huckabee each won two. Hunter and Rudy Giuliani each won one delegate the first of the campaign for the former New York mayor.
Nevada offered more delegates 31 versus 24 but far less appeal to the Republican candidates than South Carolina, a primary that has gone to the party's eventual nominee every four years since 1980.
McCain was the front-runner at the dawn of the campaign, but his candidacy nearly unraveled last summer, with the Iraq War deeply unpopular and Republicans rejecting his position on immigration.
President Bush's shift in war strategy which McCain had long urged and less of an emphasis on immigration were essential to his recovery. The former Vietnam prisoner of war appealed to a large population of military veterans in South Carolina, and stressed his determination to rein in federal spending as he worked to avenge his bitter defeat from 2000.
Huckabee reached out to evangelical Christian voters, hoping to rebound from a string of disappointing showings since his victory in the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses.
Survey data was from polls conducted for The Associated Press and the television networks by Edison Media Research and Mitofsky International.
Exit polls: McCain scores on experience
John McCain won moderates and improved his showing among conservatives to win South Carolina's Republican primary Saturday, an exit poll showed. Many deeply religious voters flocked to Mike Huckabee, while non-evangelical conservatives splintered among McCain, Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson and Huckabee.
In voting earlier in the day, whites, Hispanics and women helped Hillary Rodham Clinton to a popular-vote victory while blacks overwhelmingly backed Barack Obama in Nevada's Democratic presidential caucuses. In that state's Republican caucuses, one in four participants were Mormons and nearly all of them supported Mitt Romney as he romped in a barely contested race.
The voter surveys for The Associated Press and television networks found:
In 2000, winning what in essence was a two-person South Carolina Republican race, George W. Bush walloped McCain by 58 points among the very conservative and 22 points among those who said they are somewhat conservative. Saturday, McCain lost all conservatives 35 percent to 26 percent but only because Huckabee had a 22-point advantage among the very conservative; McCain got 32 percent to Huckabee's 30 percent among the somewhat conservative.
Helping Huckabee stay close was that the proportion of very conservative voters increased from 24 percent eight years ago to 34 percent now, and many of them were religious conservatives. At least half the GOP primary voters were white evangelicals or born-again, while six in 10 said they attended religious services at least weekly.
Conservatives who were white evangelical or born again Christians went 2-to-1 for Huckabee over McCain, 46 percent to 23 percent. But among conservatives who were not evangelicals, McCain had 32 percent and Romney 23 percent, with Thompson at 21 percent and Huckabee 18 percent.
Looked at another way, Huckabee won evangelicals and the most frequent churchgoers; McCain beat Huckabee by a larger margin among non-evangelicals and those who attend church infrequently or never.
McCain racked up his best numbers yet in 2008 among moderates, winning 51 percent of them, compared to 44 percent in his New Hampshire primary victory. And his 26 percent showing among the very conservative was up a bit from 18 percent in New Hampshire.
McCain also improved his showing among mainline Republicans compared to eight years ago in South Carolina. He always has run strong among independents but they made up only 18 percent of the primary electorate Saturday, compared to 30 percent in 2000. He made up for that by doing far better among Republicans this year. In 2000 Bush beat McCain by 45 points among Republicans; Saturday, McCain got 31 percent of them to 32 percent for Huckabee, while most of the rest split between Romney and Thompson.
McCain did best among voters who said a candidate's personal qualities were more important than his stand on issues. Huckabee had an edge over McCain and Thompson among those who said issues were more important.
Four in 10 voters picked the economy as the country's most important issue; they voted about equally for Huckabee and McCain, with Romney next. Huckabee had a narrow edge among the one in four who cited illegal immigration. McCain won half the votes of those who said Iraq was the top issue. Thompson won about 20 percent each among those who picked terrorism and immigration.
Veterans were about a quarter of the overall vote and McCain had a 7-point advantage among them.
Two-thirds of caucus-goers were white and Clinton won then by 52 percent to 34 percent for Obama. Fifteen percent were black and Obama won 83 percent of them. A similar proportion were Hispanic and they went more than 2-to-1 for Clinton, although the survey could not cover nine at-large voting precincts at casinos on the Las Vegas strip sites expected to include many Hispanics among culinary union workers.
Women comprised 59 percent of caucus-goers and they went 51-38 for Clinton, while men split pretty evenly between her and Obama. That was more like the results in the New Hampshire primary than the Iowa caucuses, which Obama won by narrowly defeating Clinton among women.
Black women choosing between voting for a black man or a white woman supported Obama as overwhelmingly as black men did.
Excluding the casino sites, three in 10 caucus-goers were union members and they split evenly between Clinton and Obama.
Clinton won 58 percent of Catholics, who were 27 percent of the electorate. She won 44 percent of more numerous Catholics in New Hampshire.
Clinton and Obama split most ideological groups, although Clinton won among those who called themselves very liberal. Obama had won that group in New Hampshire but came under attack from Clinton and John Edwards as the Nevada race ended over perceived complimentary comments he made about Ronald Reagan. Clinton also edged out Obama among voters who made up their minds Saturday, though fewer than one in 10 did so.
As he did in Iowa, Obama won nearly six in 10 caucus-goers under age 30 but they made up only 13 percent of caucus-goers. Clinton dwarfed that advantage by winning 60 percent of voters over age 60, who were more than a third of the electorate.
Obama won independents by 14 points while Clinton won by 12 among Democrats, who were four out of five caucus-goers.
Half the caucus-goers said it was most important to them that a candidate can bring about needed change, and Obama won 60 percent of them. But Clinton prevailed by getting three in 10 "change" voters plus nearly nine of 10 of those whose top priority was the candidate's experience.
Edwards found no particularly strong support among any voter group as he ran a distant third. Asked their second choice in the entrance poll, four in 10 of Edwards' supporters chose Obama while one-third chose Clinton.
Mormons comprised 26 percent of those attending Nevada's GOP caucuses, and 95 percent voted for Romney. Romney is a Mormon, and his religion has been cited as a problem by some Republican voters. Against little competition only Romney and Ron Paul campaigned much in Nevada he also won among Protestants and Catholics, although Paul won among the 7 percent who said they align with no religion.
Half of Romney's overall vote in Nevada came from Mormons.
Nearly six in 10 of those identifying themselves as Republicans the bulk of the voters backed Romney. Half of independents favored Paul but they made up only about 12 percent of GOP caucus-goers.
Romney also led across the ideological spectrum, which in the Nevada Republican caucuses ranged almost exclusively from moderate to very conservative. Romney did better among more conservative voters.
The results were from surveys conducted for AP and the television networks by Edison Media Research and Mitofsky International among:
1,655 voters leaving 35 precincts in South Carolina's Republican primary; sampling error 4 points.
1,098 voters entering 30 sites in Nevada's Democratic caucuses; sampling error plus or minus 4 percentage points.
833 voters entering 20 sites in Nevada Republican caucuses; sampling error 5 points.
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Many thought that the new world order proclaimed by George Bush was the promise of 1945 fulfilled, a world in which international institutions, led by the United Nations, guaranteed international peace and security with the active support of the world's major powers. That world order is a chimera. Even as a liberal internationalist ideal, it is infeasible at best and dangerous at worst. It requires a centralized rule-making authority, a hierarchy of institutions, and universal membership. Equally to the point, efforts to create such an order have failed. The United Nations cannot function effectively independent of the major powers that compose it, nor will those nations cede their power and sovereignty to an international institution. Efforts to expand supranational authority, whether by the U.N. secretary-general's office, the European Commission, or the World Trade Organization (WTO), have consistently produced a backlash among member states.
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Mathews attributes this power shift to a change in the structure of organizations: from hierarchies to
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ConcurrentDictionary<TKey, TValue> : IDictionary<TKey, TValue>, IDictionary
Here you can see ConcurrentDictionary implementing dictionary interfaces. However I can't access
Add<TKey,TValue> method from a ConcurrentDictionary instance. How is this possible?
IDictionary<int, int> dictionary = new ConcurrentDictionary<int, int>();
dictionary.Add(3, 3); //no errors
ConcurrentDictionary<int, int> concurrentDictionary = new ConcurrentDictionary<int, int>();
concurrentDictionary.Add(3, 3); //Cannot access private method here
I know how I can access it but I didn't know explicitly implementing an interface could allow changing access modifiers to internal. It still doesn't allow making it private though. Is this correct? A more detailed explanation about that part would be helpful. Also I would like to know some valid use cases please.


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#4889 May 27, 2012
No matter how they try to euphamize it police chases are nothing more than games of "chicken". The same exact psychological dynamics are at play here the physical rules of the race are different and what even WORSE than a game of chicken happening somewhere everywhere everyday killing inncents in america these polce/criminal versions of the game of chicken are MUCH MUCH longer in duration, less predictable to the participants and statisticaly more likely to kill innocents than the bad guys.
Naturally attacking the Cult of Public Safety Mindset in NY the Known nannystae results in racist distractions.
#4890 May 27, 2012
Lets pray that someone takes your family and speeds away and you never see the lowlife trash again. Maybe the city can stop stinking.
#4892 May 27, 2012
You would know, latrine specialist
#4893 May 27, 2012
once again you're showing how ignorant you are on military matters.any soldier pulled these sort of duties.i knew if i argued with you long enough you'd revert to true republican form.you couldn't best my arguement so you reverted to name calling.not once did you answer one of my questions,instead you lashed out with childish anger.you eagerly knocked kerry and gore's service to america while never serving yourself.you go around questioning others love of country but when called to task all wannabe oppresso boy can do is call people silly names and refer to a scene he saw in a movie.if you ever got close to a real enemy you would know all about crap because your pants would be full of it.again you never answered the question,so continue your foolish ways and make fun of things you don't understand or would ever have the balls to do.so call all the names you want i'm not ashamed of anything i did in the army,it was all part of the job whether it was cleaning a latrine once in a while or running wire to all the bunkers at a new firebase in nam.
#4895 May 27, 2012
For those of you keeping score at home.
We now return you to this highly entertaining episode of "Topix Outdoors" as Oppresso has hooked a monster and is fighting to get it aboard.
The Warden has the scales ready - this could be a record-breaker!
#4896 May 27, 2012
Outrageous! I agree.
Let's hope the dirtbag who ran from police pulls 20 years for vehicular manslaughter and a permanent un-appealable revocation of driving privileges.
#4897 May 28, 2012
i want the scumbag punished,but the police officer should have been more prudent ,after reading n.papers stories about it online it seems what he did was not worth the pursuit.this has become an issue everywhere is nabbing someone for a minor traffic infraction worth killing an innocent victim.now for the orig.topic in 2012 get out and vote whether it be dem,rep,ind,con,soc,or any party you support,vote people sacrificed so you could vote,plus if you vote you can say don't blame me or i helped put him in office depending on who wins and how he or she governs.but vote and try to keep it civil in discussions we are all americans and when it comes down to it all of us want america to prosperjust because we disagree on how to do it doesn't make us anyless american.
#4898 May 28, 2012
The Patrol supervisor should have terminated pursuit for a minor traffic infraction, vehicle description put out over the air for adjoining jurisdictions, that is NYPD policy.
#4899 May 28, 2012
think of it a person dead and others injured for basically nothing once police have make and plate no. the guys getting caught.same thing in nny last year cop chased cyclist who chose to run and crashed and died,admitted he should not have fled but it aint worth a life,same thing when res.cops chased smoke smugglers who crashed into another car killing the elderly kassians who were innocent victims and for what contraband smokes,if a murder or robbery or kidnapping has occurred then fine chase away,but police have to use their head,and afterwards this cover up that happens has to stop.if the cop made a fatal error he should be punished for it.
#4900 May 28, 2012
It is a failure of training and supervision, only rookies and country dogs chase cars.
#4901 May 28, 2012
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#4904 May 28, 2012
Have ROCCO VASSPUCCI COME TOO utica he will straighten everything out!!!!!!
#4905 May 29, 2012
There he is, on Decoration Day, admonishing a nation for its' shameful treatment of returning Viet Vets, the message is correct, but the messenger who had his political career launched from the living room of one of the most vitoral hateful anarchists and domestic enemies of this country, Bill ayers and his companion Bernadette dorn. The weather underground was in the forefront of the anti-war movement, the ones shouting baby-killer at the troops returning as they got off the plane that brought them back to the world. The same anarchists that threw urine and feces on the troops and police, the same anarchists responsible for bombings and killings, true domestic terrorists, escaping the wrath of the law with the help of clever lawyers, like the one who speaks so eloquently with empty words. The message was correct, the messenger was the hypocritical scum of the earth.
#4906 May 29, 2012
Better than the last guy who used his daddy to steal a Guard spot and then deserted during wartime.
#4907 May 29, 2012
Prove it Dan Rather, oh thats right, you got fired from CBS for running that fake document story, that some Morons still believe in.
#4908 May 29, 2012
QUESTION: The records that you handed out today and other records that exist indicate that the president did not perform any Guard duty during the months of December 1972, February or March of 1973. I'm wondering if you could tell us where he was during that period. And also how is it that he managed to not make the medical requirements to remain on active flight duty status?
MCCLELLAN: The records that you're pointing to, these records are the payroll records. They're the point summaries. These records verify that he met the requirements necessary to fulfill his duties. These records, these payroll records reflect...
QUESTION: That wasn't my question. Where was he in December of '72...
MCCLELLAN: These records...
QUESTION:... February and March of '73? Why did he not fulfill the medical requirements to remain on active flight duty status?
MCCLELLAN: These records I'm holding here clearly document the president fulfilling his duties in the National Guard. The president was proud of his service. The president...
QUESTION: I asked a simple question. How about a simple answer?
MCCLELLAN: John, if you'll let me address the question, I'm coming to your answer.
QUESTION: Well, if you would address it, maybe you could.
MCCLELLAN: I'm sorry, John, this is an important issue that some chose to raise in the context of an election year. And the facts are important for people to know. If you don't want to know the facts, that's fine. But I want to share the facts with you.
QUESTION: I'll ask one more time: Where was he in December of '72, February and March of '73. Why didn't he fulfill the medical requirements to remain on active flight duty status in 1972?
MCCLELLAN: The president recalls serving both when he was in Texas and when he was in Alabama. That is what I can tell you.
QUESTION: Two questions -- one on the documents, one on the issue. There seems to be a discrepancy now in the president's records that I'm wondering if you can help me with. These documents that you're holding up would show that the president showed up for duty in October and November of '72, January, April, and May of '73. But the president's officer effectiveness report filed by his commander's lieutenants colonel Killian and Harris, both now deceased, for the period 1 May '72 to 30 April '73 says he has not been observed at this unit where he was supposed to show up and earning these points and these days. How do you square...
MCCLELLAN: You're talking about which unit?
QUESTION: The Texas, at the Ellington Air Force base.
MCCLELLAN: From '72 to '73?
QUESTION: Correct. And certainly by -- the president said he returned to Texas in November of '72. So some of these dates of service which are in these records ought to have been noted by his commanding officers who nevertheless said twice: He has not been observed here.
MCCLELLAN: Yes. I'm not sure about the specific documents. I'll be glad to take a look at them. But these documents show the days in which he was paid for his service. And the president, as I've said -- and we previously said during the 200 campaign -- recalls serving both in Texas and in Alabama during the time period you were bringing up.
QUESTION: So he served, but his commanding officers didn't know it?
MCCLELLAN: Again, I don't know the specific documents you're referring to. If you want to bring those to me, I'll be glad to take a look at them and get you the answers to your questions.
#4909 May 29, 2012
The Iconic anchorman Dan Rather got fired from the liberal Columbia Broadcasting Service for these forged documents, don't you get it Moron!
And you throw in th NY Times too, you left out Pravda.
The people will vote in November, your clown is going down.
#4910 May 29, 2012
You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.
Abraham Lincoln
#4911 May 29, 2012
You obviously have a fixation and don't possess the ability to comprehend what you read. This is a press briefing where the Bush White House produced the documents in question, claiming they proved Dubya's service in Vietnam. They had more holes in them than Swiss cheese and Bush's press secretary, Scott McClellan, couldn't answer even the most basic questions. This has absolutely nothing to do with Dan Rather, nor the New York Times. This is a transcript, not a news story.
Boy are you dumb.
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