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Greetings F12/F13 Owners-
I am going to take delivery of a new 650 today. What should I look for at delivery and what accessories come with the car so I can inventory that nothing was mis-placed or scavenged from the car?
Car has been on the lot for a couple of months and I don't want to forget anything or get jipped!
Thanks for any words of wisdom.
Make sure the car has floor mats... Outside if that I can't really think of anything.. The cradle for your phone comes separate..
There's a little red kit in the compartment beneath the trunk that holds the towing hardware. There's supposedly a first aid kit behind the middle of the rear seat, but I've never bothered to look. Of make sure the tires have the silver caps - heard of someone getting crappy green plastic pieces instead. You should also get the manual with a leather case and a few other booklets of info on various aspects of the car.
If they haven't already mentioned it, they'll probably try to sell you the extended warranty, int. and ext. protection plans, etc. just something to think about so you aren't blindsided when you're signing the paperwork.
I hope it's a pleasant experience, and enjoy the new car!
P.S. Pics or it didn't happen
650i xDrive Coupe (2012), Carbon Black/Black/Gray Poplar, M Sport, Full LEDs, 20" 373M Wheels, ARS,
HUD, CWP, Premium Sound, Nappa Dash w/ Contrast Stitching, Ceramic Controls, BMW Apps, PCD
Thanks guys (Southern, you are like the wise bard of F13 knowledge!). I know on my previous 650 (2006), there is a funny fake looking key in the glove compartment for emergency or something. Does the F13 have a similar set-up? That is the kind of thing I would miss.....I don't know what I don't know...
Any add'l guidance is appreciated. I meet dealer today. I'll post pics once I get everything settled. Hoping it does not rain today and get the new car all messy on the first day!
Pretty much everything is mentioned here.
I went for the extended warranty, won't only one of these without it!
You get 2 identical keys with the car, each containing the valet key feature. The backup/safety is a feature that allows the car to recognize the fob even if the key's battery is dead. You hold the key up to the key symbol on the steering column, and it recognizes the security sequence even with a dead battery.
Here are some pics that might help explain what I'm going on about...
650i xDrive Coupe (2012), Carbon Black/Black/Gray Poplar, M Sport, Full LEDs, 20" 373M Wheels, ARS,
HUD, CWP, Premium Sound, Nappa Dash w/ Contrast Stitching, Ceramic Controls, BMW Apps, PCD
Few things to consider. I believe the First Aid kit was removed but the green tag for it is still there on the rear center armrest. I haven't bothered to check either. Unless there is an AED and a tourniquet in there at the very least, those first aid kids are comical
Also, I believe green valve stem caps mean that the tires were filled with nitrogen. The silver ones are still crappy plastic lol, just in silver.
Check to make sure all the options listed on the sticker are present in the car. The only loose items I can think of are in the trunk under the panel as mentioned by Southern and the floor mats as mentioned by EmM
Congrats and welcome aboard!
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Last edited by Itinj6; 12-17-2012 at 05:43 PM.
Only 2 tools in the tow pack in the trunk?
Or am I missing some thing?
There is under trunk panel that has a tow loop and one Phillips screwdriver.
There are 4 spaces in the pack am I missing 2 tools?
I haven't looked at it in a while, but I think there are only 2 pieces in the case.
650i xDrive Coupe (2012), Carbon Black/Black/Gray Poplar, M Sport, Full LEDs, 20" 373M Wheels, ARS,
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As usual, you guys were spot on with the advice.
I sent my CA an e-mail asking him to make sure he could show me the tool kit, first-aid, manuals, etc. and he had everything lined up on the seat for me when I arrived. I purchased the car from Irvine BMW here in So. Cal. CA was Renzo Montoya and he was a pleasure to deal with....I know he worked hard to get the deal done quickly and I would recommend him.
Car is 2012 Vermillion Red over white-nappa. Driver's Assistance Package, Luxury Seating Package, Premium Sound, LED lights, 20" rims, heated seats, ceramic controls, BMW Apps...I think that's it for the options. I was able to use the 2013 upgrades as leverage to work a deal on the 2012 which had been on the lot for several months.
Car will be my wife's car (unless it needs gas, service or washing, then it will be "my" car for the day LOL) and she does not know / care about more power in the 2013 version so it all worked out.
When I initially went to see the car it was only to see if the vermillion red was acceptable because I thought the white / black two-tone interior would be a deal-breaker, but my wife really liked it and the more I stared at it (over several days) the more I liked it. I got black floor mats (in addition to the white standard mats) for both wear and aesthetic reasons. The black floor mats really tone down the mostly white lower half of the interior. I'll post pictures as soon as I take some.
Thanks again for the help. It is only because of the interest and enthusiasm of the regulars on this forum that this board rocks. I look forward to contributing where I can and I will lurk here daily. You may only see 1 post per month, but I am soaking up everything that is discussed.
PS: Now I'll need to commit Southern's blog to memory to help wife figure out how to make all the whiz-bang gizmos in this car work properly.
PPS: Tool kit had 2 items (tow hook and screwdriver) ...
Did you get a first aid kit?
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Congrats! Can't wait to see some pics of the inside and out. What color trim did you go for? The brochure car - vermillion, ivory, and aluminum with B&O - is stunning. Sounds like you've got a close sibling
650i xDrive Coupe (2012), Carbon Black/Black/Gray Poplar, M Sport, Full LEDs, 20" 373M Wheels, ARS,
HUD, CWP, Premium Sound, Nappa Dash w/ Contrast Stitching, Ceramic Controls, BMW Apps, PCD
Apologies on the delay in completing this saga. The holidays had me on holiday from any normalcy as I was off for 2 weeks!
Yes, the car appears to be an F13 launch car type of configuration. It does not have B&O, but many other options. My plan was to order a 2013 in Vermillion over black with the same 20" rims so visually, the exterior of this car looks like what I would have ordered EXCEPT it does not have shadowline which I thought I wanted. Frankly, the chrome accents and black / cream interior look a bit more upscale than what I had envisioned.
My CA pulled out the center of the rear seat and showed me the first-aid kit buried in the armrest or whatever. It took him a while to put it back in, he was pushing that thing like a blocking sled!. The first-aid kit along with the trunk tool kit, 2 keys, window sticker and owner's manual were all presented to me at delivery. They threw in the black floor mats and IPOD cord for me. I also bought her the iPhone integration kit for her iP4.
Anyway, here are a couple of pics that my buddy took with a fancy camera...it was at dusk so pictures are a bit dark, but you will get the idea. I have never posted a photo on this forum so apologies if this becomes an, ahem, iterative process!
Thanks for all your guidance. I have been on this board since 2006. It has never been a more friendly and informative space than it is right now. If you own a 6-series, this is a great place to spend a few minutes a day to see what's up.
Last edited by JamesA; 01-02-2013 at 06:38 PM. Reason: Typ-o
P.S. I wish that "a few minutes a day" applied to me. I need a life
650i xDrive Coupe (2012), Carbon Black/Black/Gray Poplar, M Sport, Full LEDs, 20" 373M Wheels, ARS,
HUD, CWP, Premium Sound, Nappa Dash w/ Contrast Stitching, Ceramic Controls, BMW Apps, PCD
Would you compare and contrast to your 2006 6-series.
That car took me to 50 rock concerts and 50 sporting events over the years. I drove it into the ghetto and into Beverly Hills and it always felt comfortable wherever I went. It never broke down on me or left me stranded...not once in 6+ years and ~87K. It has never been towed. Awesome vehicle, but I can't have my wife driving around in a car that is bound to start showing it's age through mechanical problems. We can't afford the down time for that stuff.
The new 2012 car has that same tank like feel, but it does everything better. Brakes are simply awesome. Power is crazy....there is a wee bit of turbo lag, so it takes a split second for everything to spool-up, but when it does the car shoots forward like a rocket. The extra torque is very noticeable. I did not think the car would seem so much faster based on the specs. The 4 tuning modes are a nice touch and we find ourselves driving in comfort mode most of the time. Sport mode feels a lot like the 2006 in terms of road feel, but I am getting a bit more Cadillac as I age.
Once she (and BMW / Apple) figure out how to get her e-mail, the car will again be the cutting edge ultimate driving machine as the 2006 was back in the day. She is getting her texts (thanks Southern!) and enjoying driving her new toy. The new larger display is welcome, the HUD is very cool and the LED lights are insane (it looks like an alien is pulling into the garage when she gets home).
Everyone is impressed with the vehicle. The HUD, LED headlights and the self-parking feature seem to generate the most ooohs and aaahs from the guys. Once she get's her e-mail working, that, and the interior will impress the ladies most.....
I'll keep you posted on the journey, get a picture of the IPOD cable ASAP and lurk on Bimmerfest daily as I have been for years...
I wouldn't spend too much time worrying about the e-mails for now since the issue is with the software, not us (as far as we've all been able to determine). It will be a cool trick once it works effortlessly, but, for now, I can't be bothered to mess with it for my daily trips. Also, showing off said trick loses its luster when you have to tell the audience, "this is how I access my emails through iDrive - just hold on as I get my phone and switch some stuff around in the settings menu... and yes, I have to do this every time I get in the car." Not very pithy if you ask me
650i xDrive Coupe (2012), Carbon Black/Black/Gray Poplar, M Sport, Full LEDs, 20" 373M Wheels, ARS,
HUD, CWP, Premium Sound, Nappa Dash w/ Contrast Stitching, Ceramic Controls, BMW Apps, PCD
Got it. Thanks!
I am not a technofile, but in reading a little about this issue and talking with wife who has also investigated, it appears to me that the problem is with the iOS6 and that a revision to this software is the most likely solution to this problem. Is that the consensus or is it a BMW software update that is the more likely remedy? She has an iPhone4 at the moment if that matters.
She is using an iTouch as her Aux input on the car for music. She has demonstrated to me several times that the volume from this device is, say, 25% lower than either the FM radio, Sat radio or in-dash CD player as she cycles through them seeking guidance from me. I turned the volume up all the way on the iTouch itself, but it is still quieter than any other inputs? I asked her to make sure the settings in iTunes for volume were up when syncing the iTouch and she says they are OK?
Does anyone have guidance on how I may remedy this issue?
Thanks much.
Last edited by JamesA; 01-04-2013 at 11:26 AM. Reason: type-o
As for the software, I'm not really sure who needs to get their act together. However, since BBs work correctly, that shifts the blame toward Apple. I suppose BMW may have to do something special to be compatible with iOS6, but I'm just speculating.
As for volume, I think your idea if making sure the "max volume" isn't turned down is a good one. However, it seems like all volume controls go away when plugged into the cable, so iDrive might override the iPod. I use a deactivated iPhone 4S as my primary audio source, and I find it to be plenty loud - I've never turned it all the way up, even when I'm playing rock music like a stupid youth Maybe restore the iPod software? Try another iPod and see if you have the same issue? I'm just guessing here, but I don't think the 25% volume drop is normal.
650i xDrive Coupe (2012), Carbon Black/Black/Gray Poplar, M Sport, Full LEDs, 20" 373M Wheels, ARS,
HUD, CWP, Premium Sound, Nappa Dash w/ Contrast Stitching, Ceramic Controls, BMW Apps, PCD
All you have to do is download the free app (and "Sweet Home Alabama" if you haven't already ) and see if you get approximately the same decibel readings at the same parts of the songs.
Here are the numbers I got:
60 dB = car idling with the doors closed and music off
70 to 75 dB = normal listening volume (I know this is pretty variable, but tolerances must be made in this experiment of mine lol)
~ 95 dB = maxed out volume
For those of you who think this is dull and boring, I've posted a little something extra at the end of the video to add something worth watching after I waste a minute and 20 seconds with coarse video of a cheap app. Just skip ahead to 1:25 and you'll get to the good stuff
650i xDrive Coupe (2012), Carbon Black/Black/Gray Poplar, M Sport, Full LEDs, 20" 373M Wheels, ARS,
HUD, CWP, Premium Sound, Nappa Dash w/ Contrast Stitching, Ceramic Controls, BMW Apps, PCD
Last edited by southern6er22; 01-05-2013 at 08:36 PM.
Thanks for the follow-up Southern. Your original advice is what finally allowed me to crack the code on this problem over the weekend.
First I had her try her iPhone as the aux and it played at a like volume to the other inputs, so that pointed to a bad iTouch (nothing with car / cable). Then I took the iTouch and put it in my car and got a similar lower volume problem (it sounded bad, too...it was low and bad!).
So we restored the iTouch in iTunes keeping history (I think that was the option selected...it was not the most invasive reset to default). That did not help as it still sounded bad in both cars. So then we did a restore to factory defaults (or something like that....it warned me I may lose a few apps in the process, but I went for it anyway) and magically the problem was solved thereafter.
Even though we had "touched" what I thought was every possible setting in both iTunes and the iTouch, it required a complete reset to factory defaults on the iTouch to solve this problem.
It's amazing what a scientific approach can do to solve problems if you are smart enough to proceed in a methodical manner! Thanks for pointing me down the logical road!
Since I spent so much time in the garage fooling around with the iTouch, I decided to bite the bullet and attempt to program the garage door opener in the car to operate my garage door (even with it's complication of a rolling code). I'm glad to say that the detailed directions on the homelink website worked fine and I accomplished this task in 10 minutes even though I had to go up and down the ladder a couple of times to get to the control unit.
All in all a productive weekend for the new car. Don't worry, I'll be back with a dumb question soon. Thanks for your assistance (again!)
PS When someone checks out the decibels in their car to try to help a total stranger 3000 miles away with their car, they have earned a night of free drinks. Let me know when you are in SoCal to collect Southern...be it milk-shakes or scotch, it's on me....
Haha. I love a good Oreo milk shake!
Glad you got the iPod issue solved. While we're on the topic of Apple devices and iDrive, does anyone else notice the track info regularly not matching the cover art and the song playing? It isn't always the case, but it's fairly frequent.
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The following is an interview with Andrea Rydel, Career Services' new Assistant Director for Internships. Andrea started over the summer and while she has met many students already via appointments and events, read below to find out why, if you are looking for an internship, you will want to get to know Andrea.
Casey Brown: Welcome to Career Services! So first, tell me a little about your role in the office.
Andrea Rydel: I am the Assistant Director for Internships and Career Counseling. Basically, in my role, I work with students to prepare them for internships and the search process, working on documents like resumes and cover letters and getting students ready for interviews. I also manage the Summer Experience Survey and work with employers to encourage them to post internship opportunities and recruit here.
CB: It's great that you work with both students and employers. We just had the General Interest Career Fair a few weeks ago and there were a lot of employers there. I would imagine a lot of students were looking for internships
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AR: Yes, there were both full-time jobs and internships available at the fall fair, which is intended to offer a wide variety of opportunities for all students. I have been letting students know that the fall fair was not focused specifically on internships. Some freshmen who attended the General Interest Career Fair mentioned that they were not able to find many employers who were recruiting first-year or second-year students for internships – though they still had a chance to introduce themselves to employers. The selection of internship opportunities and requirements will be broader at our upcoming internship-focused fairs.
Internship fairs are really great for freshmen, sophomores and juniors, because the positions they're recruiting for are specifically summer internships. They are a great way to start exploring career paths and summer opportunities. For juniors, summer opportunities can even lead to full-time job offers, which is especially nice.
On December 6, we will host the second annual All-Princeton Resource Fair for Internships & Funding from 1-4 p.m. at Frist. This is a "one-stop" fair covering all Princeton resources for summer internships and funding! Students can learn about a variety of campus resources and programs available for summer internships. Then, on February 14 (on Valentines' Day) we are hosting the Summer Internship Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Dillon. We've actually partnered with the nonprofit career fair again this year, so there's both for-profit and nonprofit organizations that come to the fair – a really great mix of opportunities and different areas of interest for students to explore. We're making a big push with employers this year to hopefully get some more varied opportunities for students. For example, we're trying to get some more companies from the communications industry.
CB: Great! Now, tell me a little about the Summer Experience Survey.
AR: This is a tool that we use with students who are starting their internship searches. Basically, when students fill out the survey, they will provide information for their fellow peers (like where they worked geographically, the company they worked for, whether it was full-time or part-time, etc.). We take all of that information and remove the names, so when the students come in, they can say" I'm looking for an internship in banking," and we can say, "These are the geographic locations students have pursued opportunities in, these are examples of organizations, these are the job functions that they were in" – whatever kind of information we can give to help them make an informed decision. If they're thinking "I really want to be in a certain field, but I don't really know what I want to be doing," we have a database of information to draw on and say, "These are the types of internships you could be doing in this area." Students can complete the survey at http://bit.ly/PrincetonSummerSurvey2013.
CB: So, it's not just a survey, it's also a tool for learning for the Princeton community.
AR: Absolutely. When students complete the survey, they're also really helping their peers and future students who will benefit from the information. It also helps us to determine things like which fields our students are interested in so we can factor that into our employer outreach. It's a great tool. I encourage all students to fill it out before the November deadline. The link is in CareerNews every Monday.
CB: So it sounds like you're busy with a lot of things. Tell me about your average day in Career Services.
AR: It's a lot of meetings with students! Many students are coming in right now with resume/cover letter questions. Some students are already starting career exploration, so they're trying to figure out "What might I want to do this summer? Do I want to do an internship? Do I want to study abroad? What would help prepare me for a job search once I graduate?" Most of my day is spent speaking with students, researching for students to find resources for them if they're going for something more specialized, coordinating the survey and planning programs that cover broad areas of career exploration and preparation. A lot of administrative tasks fold into helping the students.
CB: Do you have any hobbies that you'd like to share?
AR: I do! I like to read. I'm currently reading the newest Dan Brown book, Inferno. It's fantastic, as all of his books are. I really enjoy fiction because it's a great escape, but I also really like biographies and anything written by the Heath brothers or Malcolm Gladwell. I also enjoy running or practicing yoga – it clears my mind and I love the stress relief.
CB: We all do around here sometimes, especially in the fall! Do you have any particular academic or professional subjects that really interest you?
AR: I was a psychology major, and my master's is in counseling, so I really like thinking and learning about how the human mind works and how emotions play into that. I used to do research in human emotion and scent, which is a really interesting topic. So I do keep tabs on that field because I think it's so fascinating.
CB: That's really interesting. What's the number-one piece of advice you want to give to students who are looking toward their career paths, into internships or their jobs in the future.
AR: I think at times it's di cult for students to follow their heart, because they know that they're interested in or passionate about one thing – and they're being pulled that way by their heart – but another part of them is saying "But I really should be doing this" or "everybody else is doing this." My advice would be to go with your heart, do what you're passionate about. If you're excited by something, and you can't wait to learn more about it, and you want to work on it or do research on it or do something professionally with it, listen to your inner voice. We typically succeed the most doing what we love.
CB: Great, thanks so much.
AR: Thank you, Casey.

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Severe dysmenorrhea and reproductive system diseases.
Is it possible that severe dysmenorrhea can lead to certain diseases or complications of the reproductive system? A friend of mine, who is a nurse, told me it is possible that these painful periods I experience every month may not just be painful periods at all. He said that it could be due to a certain underlying condition, or it may lead to complications such as endometriosis and the like. I haven't talked to any professional person yet regarding this issue.
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I would try to change my diet and lifestyle for a couple of months to see if the pain decreases. If it doesn't, then I would talk to the doctor about having some blood work done and possibly have an ultrasound of the fallopian tubes, ovaries and uterus to be sure you don't have Endometriosis or anything else that could be causing the severity of the dysmenorrhea.
I have a friend who had very painful periods, but her scan showed everything was normal. However, she had a very difficult time conceiving.
I have another friend who had painful periods, and when she went for a scan, it showed that she had Endometriosis.
Changing your diet and lifestyle is a really good first step towards a healthier reproductive system. If you'd like more ideas on how to do this, post back what you typically eat and drink during the week and I'll make some suggestions for improvement.
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Hi, Kate!
Yes, I thought of changes in diet a factor. I started eating a lot of vegetables and fruits now than before. And a friend of mine suggested I do exercise, and I guess that'll help as well. If all else fail, then I must see my doctor about it since I've been concerned about this for quite some time now. Thanks for the helpful advice.


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Serial misinformer Betsy McCaughey again backtracked on a false claim she made about health care reform, now writing in The Wall Street Journal that White House adviser Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel believes reform must include "redefining" the Hippocratic Oath; in May, Media Matters for America noted McCaughey had falsely claimed Emanuel wanted to "eliminate" the oath. McCaughey's claim is the latest in a series of instances in which she was caught making an outright false claim about health care reform and backtracked, but nonetheless continued to attack and distort progressives' policies without acknowledging her backtrack from her prior falsehood.
McCaughey: Emanuel believes reform must include "redefining" the Hippocratic Oath
From McCaughey's August 27 Journal column:
Dr. Emanuel says that health reform will not be pain free, and that the usual recommendations for cutting medical spending (often urged by the president) are mere window dressing. As he wrote in the Feb. 27, 2008, issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA): "Vague promises of savings from cutting waste, enhancing prevention and wellness, installing electronic medical records and improving quality of care are merely 'lipstick' cost control, more for show and public relations than for true change."
True reform, he argues, must include redefining doctors' ethical obligations. In the June 18, 2008, issue of JAMA, Dr. Emanuel blames the Hippocratic Oath for the "overuse" of medical care: "Medical school education and post graduate education emphasize thoroughness," he writes. "This culture is further reinforced by a unique understanding of professional obligations, specifically the Hippocratic Oath's admonition to 'use my power to help the sick to the best of my ability and judgment' as an imperative to do everything for the patient regardless of cost or effect on others." [Wall Street Journal, 8/27/09 [1]]
Emanuel did not "blame" the oath for the "overuse" of medical care. Rather, as Media Matters noted [2], he argued in his June 18 JAMA piece [3], co-authored by Victor R. Fuchs, that the culture of health care "overuse" has led physicians to interpret the Hippocratic Oath "as an imperative to do everything for the patient regardless of cost or effect on others."
McCaughey previously said Emanuel wanted to "eliminate" the Hippocratic Oath
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McCAUGHEY: He said you hear all of these vague promises of savings from health information technology, from eliminating waste, from preventive care. He calls that "merely lipstick cost control" -- more for show and PR than for real.
He said if you want to save money in health care, we're going to have to push doctors to eliminate the Hippocratic Oath and give more attention to costs when they're treating a patient. Don't be focused so much on the welfare of your own patient; think about where else the money could be spent -- maybe for prenatal care for the lady down the hall.
McCaughey has a history of backtracking her attacks on Democrats' health care proposals when confronted
CLAIM: Provisions in the economic recovery act would permit the government to dictate treatment.
- Discussing the health care information technology provisions on CNN's Lou Dobbs Tonight, McCaughey asserted, "It promises several things. It promises that whatever the system is, it's going to eliminate inefficient care, excessive care, duplicative care. It's going to eliminate disparities of care between one person and another." Responding to host Lou Dobbs' claim, "[T]he issue is, in whose opinion is it duplication?" McCaughey asserted, "Whatever the federal government deems unnecessary care. Take a look at page 442. And worse yet -- and now I'm speaking really to the physicians -- this bill gives the secretary of Health and Human Services the power to determine which doctors are, quote, 'meaningful users of this new system' -- it's against the rules not to be -- and empowers the secretary to use quote, 'increasingly stringent measures to enforce compliance.' " [2/10/09 [4]]
- On Fox News' Glenn Beck, McCaughey said the provisions "explain why every doctor in the United States and every patient will be required to use these records. It says that it will achieve elimination of waste, more cost-effective medicine, that it will eliminate disparities between what one patient gets and another" and that "[t]he secretary of Health and Human Services is empowered to determine which medical providers, doctors, and hospitals are, quote, 'meaningful users of this system,' and therefore, in compliance. And, the HHS secretary is also authorized to use 'increasingly stringent measures' -- that's the language in the bill -- 'to enforce compliance.' " [2/10/09 [4]]
McCaughey backtrack: Legislation is vague enough to allow it to happen in the future. Indeed, CNN senior medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen reported [5] during the February 11 edition of CNN Newsroom, "I had a PDF of the bill up on my computer. I said, 'Show me where in the bill it says that this bill is going to have the government telling your doctor what to do.' And she directed me to language -- it didn't actually say that. But she said that it was vague enough that it would allow for that to happen in the future." Cohen added, "Now when we asked the folks who wrote this bill, 'Hey, is this bill going to allow the government to tell doctors what to do?" they used words like, 'preposterous' and 'completely and wildly untrue.' "
CLAIM: The House health care reform bill would "absolutely require" end-of-life counseling.
- On Fred Thompson's July 16 radio show, McCaughey claimed of the House tri-committee health care reform bill [6]:
McCAUGHEY: And one of the most shocking things I found in this bill, and there were many, is on Page 425, where the Congress would make it mandatory -- absolutely require -- that every five years, people in Medicare have a required counseling session that will tell them how to end their life sooner, how to decline nutrition, how to decline being hydrated, how to go in to hospice care. And by the way, the bill expressly says that if you get sick somewhere in that five-year period -- if you get a cancer diagnosis, for example -- you have to go through that session again. All to do what's in society's best interest or your family's best interest and cut your life short. These are such sacred issues of life and death. Government should have nothing to do with this. [fredthompsonshow.com, interview archives [7], 07/16/09]
- Following her appearance on Thompson's show, McCaughey made a similar claim in a July 17 New York Post op-ed [8], writing that "[o]ne troubling provision" of the bill "compels seniors to submit to a counseling session every five years ... about alternatives for end-of-life care," adding that the "mandate invites abuse, and seniors could easily be pushed to refuse care."
McCaughey backtrack: Bill makes counseling mandatory "in so many words." According to a July 28 Politico article [9], when asked about criticism of her claim that the bill makes counseling "mandatory" -- a falsehood that earned [10] a "Pants on Fire" status from PolitiFact.com -- McCaughey claimed that she was right about the effect (if not the literal wording) of the legislation. McCaughey stated that "[i]n so many words" the bill would make end-of-life counseling mandatory because "although it is presented in the bill as a Medicare service, when a doctor or a nurse approaches an elderly person who is in poor health, facing a decline in health, and raises these issues, it is not offering a service. It is pressuring them."
New York Times: McCaughey "largely quot[ed]" Emanuel's "past writings out of context this summer"
According to an August 24 New York Times article [11]:
Few people hold a more uncomfortable place at the health care debate's intersection between nuanced policy and cable-ready political rhetoric than President Obama's special health care adviser, Dr. Ezekiel J. Emanuel.
Largely quoting his past writings out of context this summer, Betsy McCaughey, a former lieutenant governor of New York, labeled Dr. Emanuel a "deadly doctor" who believes health care should be "reserved for the nondisabled" -- a false assertion that Representative Michele Bachmann, Republican of Minnesota, repeated on the House floor.
Ms. McCaughey seemed to have evidence for her conclusion that "he explicitly defends discrimination against older patients" in a recent New York Post opinion article. She quoted from a paper he co-wrote for Lancet in January: "Even if 25-year-olds receive priority over 65-year-olds, everyone who is 65 years now was previously 25."
But she did not report that the paper was addressing the allocation of "very scarce resources" like kidneys or vaccines, not the system in general.
Dr. Emanuel's argument -- that young adults should take priority in vying for limited health resources because they will get more years of life from them -- is a fairly mainstream if unpleasant approach to a problem with only bad choices, ethicists and doctors of varying persuasions say.
"These kinds of dilemmas go on every day in clinical practice," said Dr. Scott Gottlieb, a physician and scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative research group. "There's a very big leap to say his contemplations about how doctors contend with these issues extends to saying he believes government should take on these issues."
Dr. Gottlieb opposes the administration's proposals, calling them too prescriptive, too expensive, and too open to eventual increased rationing.
In a brief interview, Ms. McCaughey said that either way, because of its Medicare cost cuts, "the president's proposal will force hospitals to operate with scarce resources."
The administration disputes that assertion.
Ms. McCaughey, Ms. Palin and others have based accusations that Dr. Emanuel would direct treatment away from the disabled on a 1996 paper he wrote for the Hastings Center bioethics institute.
In it, Dr. Emanuel did not assert that "medical care should be reserved for the nondisabled," as the critics have said.
The paper laid out what he called a growing consensus among competing political philosophies about how a society should allocate health care services. In clinical terms, he said that consensus held that those who "are irreversibly prevented from being or becoming participating citizens" should not be guaranteed the same level of treatment as others.
He cited as an example, "not guaranteeing health services to patients with dementia."
Dr. Emanuel said he was simply describing a consensus held by others, not himself.
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PHOTO: Kerry Washington Photobombs 'Modern Family' Cast At Emmys
Kerry Washington photobombed the "Modern Family" cast at Sunday's Emmys.
Sofia Vergara posted the hilarious picture of her cast mates on the night they won their record-tying fifth award for Outstanding Comedy Series.
Behind Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Julie Bowen, "Scandal" star Washington can be seen popping up and joining the "Family."
Meanwhile, Matt LeBlanc is a couple rows back, looking slightly less engaged.
It may not quite topple the famous Ellen DeGeneres-led group selfie from the Oscars — but it's still a fun family experience for new mom Washington.
Photo: Getty Images


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Chiefs of Air Staff
Acknowledgments: Bharat Rakshak expresses its gratitude for the help received from various quarters in the making of this particular section. Namely retired Air Chiefs - Denis La Fontaine, Idris H. Latif, S.K. Mehra, S.K. Sareen and other individuals who came forward to contribute like David Fell, Pradeep Mehra, Hugh Halliday and Ekalavya. Bharat Rakshak also acknowledges the Indian Air Force's direct help from Vayu Bhavan and indirect help in the form of its year books, Air Marshal (retd.) M.S. Chaturvedi's 'History of Indian Air Force' and other published sources
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This section offers biographical information on those officers whose actions have made a lasting impact on the Indian Air Force (IAF). In addition to their own distinguished service records, each person listed has contributed to making the IAF the professional force that is. This list is by no means complete and we intend to add to this, in the days to come.Note: This section does not include those officers who became Chiefs of Air Staff
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In the numerous wars after Independence, 81 Officers and 53 Other Ranks died on the battlefield. Starting with the 1948 Kashmir conflict to the more recent 1999 Kargil fighting, These airmen and officers have kept the IAF flag flying high at the cost of their lives. The Post-Independence Roll of Honour does not cover peace-time casualities.
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Discussion in 'History Zone' started by fgoodwin, Jul 18, 2010.
Anybody remember this?
Did anyone ever actually SEE it?
I never did see it in person. As an aircraft manufacturing person I do thank you for posting this pic. I hadn't thought about that bird in a long time. By chance does anyone know what year this could have possibly been?
1981 and for only 2 away games.
Heres a better picture
and a better one here
cool pix. thanks.
Yep, the Cardinals and the 49ers. We were undefeated (4-0) until those 2 losses and the plane was scratched from service. We finished 12-4. Lost in the NFC Championship on "The Catch."
Because of the defeats?
That was the rumor. Braniff was hoping the Cowboys as a client and having a high profile plane would pull them out of a nosedive. If I remember right (I might not) Braniff closed their doors not long after that plane was introduced.
BTW, Southwest Airlines out of Phoenix have a Suns, D-backs, and Cardinals plane. So other airlines did follow Braniff's lead. I believe they did it first.
1981 was the year we switched from royal blue road jerseys to navy blue, hence the color of the plane, I assume?
Tex eradicated two jinxes in one year. We actually used two different road unis that year.
Tell me more?
I recall Schramm tweaking with the trim around the numbers because the original white numbers with gray trim made them almost impossible to read on TV. He added a line of navy trim to make the numbers more legible for TV, but I don't remember a road jersey other than the navy blues.
Can you describe the other jersey or better yet, have a picture of it?
That's exactly what happened. They started out looking like this in September:
Then ended up looking like this in December:
Very few teams have ever changed their design in-season.
Great pix.
And I see my memory was faulty -- the numbers were gray with white trim, not the other way-around as I had recalled.
Thanks for all the info/pics guys.


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USC retailing student is Clothed in Hope
Twenty-one-year-old Amy Woodell, a retailing student who aspired to a fashion career in New York, made a career U-turn after spending last summer (2010) in Zambia on a mission trip.
Struck by the widespread poverty, the number of women who were the sole wage earners for their families and the scarcity of jobs, Woodell saw a way to connect her fashion skills with the needs of the women in Lusaka, Zambia. After returning to USC, she launched a non-profit called Clothed in Hope, with the ambitious goal of providing hope to widows of the Ng'ombe compound in Lusaka by teaching them how to sew and helping to alleviate poverty at the grassroots level.
Woodell said that the lack of men in the village forces women to be strong, ultimately having the greatest impact on their culture.
"I believe that hope means much more than financial assistance. By empowering widows through life-skills training, I want to play a role in renewing their confidence, impacting their culture and inspiring women across the globe."
Woodell's life made an about turn last summer when a mission trip with Campus Crusade, a university organization, to South Africa fell through. Woodell took the second choice, Zambia, even though she didn't know where it was.
"So, first thing I did was look it up on the map, and said, 'OK. I guess that's it! Zambia is Sub-Saharan, two countries above South Africa, landlocked."
As plans for the trip came together, Woodell proclaimed it as a "sign" that this trip was meant to be. Financial support came pouring in from family, friends and sorority sisters whom she hardly knew, donated to her mission.
Little did she know how life in this tiny impoverished African nation would lead her down a completely new career path. She arrived with a group of other Campus Crusade women she didn't know, in a foreign country and immediately felt at home.
"It was really cool from day one. I felt, this is where you're supposed to be, this is what you're supposed to be doing and this is who you're supposed to be doing it with, and I couldn't have asked for more encouraging people to be around."
Instead of the frenetic hustle in a large U-S city, Woodell settled into the simple, slow pace of the village, sitting and talking with the women about their lives, painting the fingernails of the little girls and playing games with the children.
What she witnessed during her stay in Lusaka, stayed with her when she returned home to Raleigh, North Carolina, at the end of the summer. Her head may have been at home, but her heart was back in Lusaka. Soon after, she announced to her parents that she would be moving permanently to Zambia---with a plan.
With support of family and friends, Woodell will be leaving behind the creature comforts of home, and returning to Lusaka after graduation from USC in 2012. She's confident that her heart will be lifted in her new home when she returns to the Ng'ombe compound next year.
Ahead of her return, Woodell is laying the groundwork for the move. Clothed in Hope is raising funds to pay for a house where some of the women can live together and support one another and learn about public health and safety issues, including AIDS and water-borne illnesses.
"Women who are widowed are oppressed people due to a Zambian law passed in '89 that only gives Zambian widows 20 percent of their deceased husband's estates, and the husband's family can take everything from the widow," said Woodell.
"I feel so blessed…I've been given so much. It's my responsibility to use this life I've been given to help others. That's where we are as humanity, to help each other and pull each other up."
To support Clothed in Hope, Woodell has set up a Web site selling T-shirts and totes that she has designed.
"Women in these impoverished conditions are the same as we all are inside," Woodell said. "They want to be loved and accepted in spite of their insecurities. It's just on a different scale, instead of longing for a David Yurman bracelet, it's food and shelter for their children."
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A traffic appeal is when someone who loses a case in a trial court (such as a person who is found guilty of a traffic offense in a trial court) asks a higher court (the appellate court) to review the trial court's decision.
In almost all cases, the appellate court ONLY looks at two things:
An appeal is NOT:
The appellate court cannot change the trial court's decision just because the appellate court judges disagree with it. The appellate court only reviews what happened in the trial court to decide if a legal mistake was made in the original trial; for example, to see if the trial court judge applied the wrong law to the facts of the case. The trial court is entitled to hear the evidence and come to its own decision. The appellate court can only reverse the trial court's decision if it finds a legal mistake in the trial court proceedings that was so important that it changed at least part of the outcome of the case.
Keep in mind that an appeal does not postpone the deadline for you to pay your fine or complete any part of your sentence. To postpone your sentence, you must ask the trial court for a "stay" of the judgment that includes the order for you to pay the fine.
Read Information on Appeal Procedures for Infractions (Form CR-141-INFO) for more information on appealing traffic infraction cases.
Only a person or entity that was a party in the trial court proceeding, such as the defendant in a traffic case, can appeal a decision in that proceeding. You may not appeal on behalf of a friend, a spouse, a child, or another relative.
You can appeal the final judgment in a case. The final judgment is the decision at the end that decides the whole the case. The final judgment usually says what defendant must do (like pay a fine). All final judgments are appealable.
You can also appeal most orders the trial court makes after final judgment.
However, decisions made by the trial court before final judgment cannot be appealed right away; they can only be reviewed as part of an appeal of the final judgment in the case.
You must be within the deadline to file an appeal. In traffic cases (and other infraction cases) you must file your Notice of Appeal within 30 days after the trial court makes (renders) its judgment in your case or issues the court order you are appealing. The date the trial court makes its judgment is normally the date the trial court orders you to pay a fine or orders other punishment in your case (sentences you). If you miss the deadline, you lose your right to appeal.
Read Information on Appeal Procedures for Infractions (Form CR-141-INFO) for detailed information and step-by-step instructions on appealing traffic infraction cases. The information on this website is a summary only. Form CR-141-INFO explains the process in more detail and you must make sure you follow what those instructions say.
The first step to appeal in a traffic or other infraction case is filing the Notice of Appeal. A Notice of Appeal is the document you file in the superior court where your case was decided to let the court and the other parties know that you are appealing the court's decision. Filing the Notice of Appeal begins the entire appeals process.
In a traffic or other infraction case, you can use Notice of Appeal and Record of Oral Proceedings (Form CR-142) to prepare and file your notice of appeal.
You can file the Notice of Appeal as soon as the order or judgment you want to appeal is made by the superior court judge. You MUST file your Notice of Appeal no later than30 days after the trial court makes (renders) its judgment in your case or issues the court order you are appealing. The date the trial court makes its judgment is normally the date the trial court orders you to pay a fine or orders other punishment in your case (sentences you). If you miss the deadline, you lose your right to appeal.
To file the notice of appeal in a traffic or other infraction case, you must bring or mail the original notice of appeal to the clerk of the trial court in which you were convicted of the infraction.
After you file your Notice of Appeal, the clerk will send a copy to the prosecuting attorney in your case (like the district attorney or city attorney).
When you file your notice of appeal, you must also tell the trial court whether you want a record of what was said in the trial court send to the appellate court. What was said in the trial court is called "a record of the oral proceedings." If you want to raise any issue in your appeal that would require the appellate division to consider what was said in the trial court, the appellate division will need a record of these oral proceedings. Since the appellate court judges were not there for the proceedings in the trial court, an official record of these proceedings must be prepared and sent to the appellate court for its review.
If you decide you want to use a "statement on appeal," you must prepare a proposed statement. If you are not represented by a lawyer, you must fill out and file a Proposed Statement on Appeal (Form CR-143). The proposed statement must be served and filed with the trial courtwithin 20 days after you file the Notice to Appeal. Or you can file your proposed statement at the same time as you file your Notice of Appeal.
The prosecuting attorney (the city attorney, district attorney, or other government agency attorney) has 10 days after you serve him or her with your proposed statement to file and serve proposed changes (called "amendments") to this statement.
The judge of the trial court will review your Proposed Statement and the prosecuting attorney's amendments. If the judge makes any changes to the proposed statement, a corrected statement will be sent to you and the prosecuting attorney. If you disagree with any part of the judge's statement, you have 10 days from the date it is sent to you to serve and file objections. After the judge reviews objections and makes any additional corrections, she or he will certify the statement and the clerk will send it to the appellate division as the record of the oral proceedings in the trial court.
In addition to a certified statement on appeal or other record of the oral proceedings, the appellate court also gets a record of all the written documents filed in your case. This record, which is prepared by the trial court clerk, is a called a clerk's transcript. Exhibits, such as photographs or maps, that were admitted in evidence, refused, or lodged (temporarily placed with the court) in the trial court are also considered part of the record on appeal. If you want the appellate division to consider an exhibit, you must ask the trial court clerk to send the original exhibit to the appellate division within 10 days after the last respondent's brief is filed in the appellate division.
A brief is a party's written description of the facts in the case, and the law that applies, and the party's argument about the issues on appeal.
Briefs are the single most important part of the appellate process. The record on appeal (the clerk's transcript and statement on appeal or other form of the record or the oral proceedings) provides the court with a picture of what occurred in the trial court. But it is the arguments in the briefs that tell whether or not there was a legal error in those proceedings and whether it changed the outcome of the case. The best briefs contain your entire argument, guiding the court through the case and using the record and legal authority to justify your points. Because of the specialized knowledge necessary for writing a good brief, the briefs are also by far the most difficult part of the appellate process.
Once the appellate division receives the complete record on appeal, it will send you a notice telling you when you must file your brief. It is usually 30 days after the record is filed in the appellate division, BUT it may be more or less time, so make sure you read the appellate division's notice with the deadline carefully.
If you are served with the respondent's brief, you have the right file a "reply brief" which replies to the "respondent's brief." You do not have to file a reply brief, but if you want to, you have to serve and file it within 20 days of being served with the respondent's brief.
Once briefs are served and filed or deadline has passed, the court will let you know about the date for oral argument in your case.
After the date set for oral argument (whether it actually takes place or not), the judges have 90 days to make a decision on your appeal.
The clerk will mail you a notice of the appellate division's decision.
If, at any point during your appeal, you decide that you do not want to continue with it, you must file a written document with the appellate division letting it know that you are giving up (called "abandoning") your appeal. You can use Abandonment of Appeal (Infraction) (Form CR-145).


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Legendary duo Booka Shade recently released their latest album Eve. Included on their phenomenal album is a track that has captured the hearts of many, the emotional "Love Inc.," in addition to 12 other amazing songs that take you on a musical journey.
To celebrate their new record, the guys have released a documentary which takes a look back on their career, as told by Eve herself!
Based on the new documentary, here are somethings you may not know about Walter and Arno's early career:
They met in school in 1984.
They signed their first record deal in 1992, and released two albums uner the name "Planet Claire."
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ESH403 - Senior Health and Human Development: Curriculum Study
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The study of Health and Human Development is based on the premise that health and human development needs to be promoted at an individual level, and within group and community settings at national and international levels, to maximise global development potential. This unit covers physical, social, intellectual and emotional aspects of health and development beginning with the individual and progressing to the family, community and an international perspective.
The unit promotes the understanding that health and human development is determined by lifestyle, environment, heredity and access to health services, and that nutrition plays a major role in influencing both health status and human development. Topics covered include: the place of health and human development education in the curriculum of the senior secondary school with particular focus on the VCE; approaches to teaching and learning of health and human development; exploration of contemporary resources texts and resources; application of technology for accessing; and interpreting health data and the nature of school based and external evaluation and assessment for VCE.
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'In two weeks, the Buffalo Sabres sold 30,000 tickets, leaving just half of that still available for the remainder of the season. Fans waiting in line at the HSBC Arena box office before Saturday night's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs learned that the first available game with open seats is not until March.'
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'Predictioneering The Future' lecture Oct. 29
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Game theory is a complex term for the simple idea that people naturally think and act in their own best interest.
On Saturday one of the world's top game theorists will be at the University of South Carolina to give a public talk as part of a National Science Foundation-sponsored conference.
Bruce Bueno de Mesquita
In a talk titled "Predictioneering The Future," Dr. Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, the Julius Silver Professor of Politics at New York University, will discuss his latest book, "The Predictioneer's Game," at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 29, at Gambrell Hall, Room 153. His talk is free.
Bueno de Mesquita's presentation, intended for a general audience, will deal with how game theory can help people develop reliable predictions for addressing complex world and national security problems as well as business and personal challenges. For instance, he says global climate change would be better addressed by having nations compete for technology rather than through regulations. He says game theory can offer the most effective solutions to everything from settling lawsuits to negotiating the price of a car. He also will share examples of how game theory has been applied to U.S. foreign policy problems.
For more information about the book, visit the website www.predictioneersgame.com
Bueno de Mesquita directs the Alexander Hamilton Center for Political Economy at NYU. A member of the Academy of Arts and Sciences, he is a former president of the International Studies Association. Foreign Policy Magazine has named him among the top 100 global thinkers.
The lecture is part of an NSF-funded conference that will take place Oct. 28 – 30. The conference, titled "New Horizons in Conflict System Analysis: Applications to the Middle East," will feature top scholars from political science, to geographic information systems and linguistics.
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Brevard, N.C.- Brevard College Women's Soccer Coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara is pleased to announce the addition of four commitments to the 2013 Brevard College Tornados women's soccer team as Yuki Soga, Sarah Fonger, Megan Terrell and Emily Martin have committed play for the Tornados in 2013.
Soga is a midfielder out of Tokyo, Japan, who scored 10 goals and tallied 15 assists in two seasons under Takashi Sato at Kokushikan University. At KU, Soga helped her team win the Tokyo Metropolis League Division II and III Championships, in addition to the Kantou Regional League Division II title. As a high school player, Soga received All-Tokyo Metropolis League recognition.
"Yuki is one of the most technically gifted midfielder's we've seen," said Shinohara. "She's the first Japanese player we've recruited at Brevard in our four-year program history, and she has a great knowledge of the game. I'm eager to see what she can do in the midfield for us."
Fonger is a forward from Kerwood, Ontario, Canada, who played her prep soccer at Strathroy District Collegiate Institute. She led SDCI in scoring for four seasons, and captained the Saints as a junior and senior.
"Sarah has a great energy and strength on the field as an attacking player, and I'm excited to see how much she can contribute as a goal scorer," Shinohara said. "She has experience playing at the collegiate level already, which will be a great addition to our program."
The Tornados have also signed Megan Terrell, a defender originally from Lake Wales, Florida. A product of Brevard High School, Terrell played for the Blue Devils under Erik Wahus. On Terrell's impact at BHS, Wahus stated, "Megan is a hard worker who really cares about the team and her teammates. She motivates others to work hard and supports the team in all aspects."
"Megan has developed as a soccer player throughout high school thanks to her great work ethic," Shinohara said. "She's always very willing to learn, and contributed a lot in her high school career."
The fourth addition to the Tornados roster is Emily Martin, a goalkeeper from Dallas, North Carolina. Under Angela Datz at North Gaston HS, Martin was named Female Athlete of the Year, a four-time All-Conference selection, Team MVP, and the recipient of the Coaches Award. Martin also played volleyball for the Wildcats. Off the field, she was a member of the AB Honor Roll.
"Emily is very athletic with great potential as a goalkeeper, and her work ethic will definitely aid her development," Shinohara said. " She has a great attitude on and off the field, and her desire and will to be a part of the program is really evident."


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James Franco Drops "Can't Say Goodbye" Music Video: Watch Here!
He's best known for his myriad movie roles, but James Franco proves he's more than just an actor with his new music video for "Can't Say Goodbye."
The "Spring Breakers" stud teams up with Tim O'Keefe in his band Daddy, and the new clip comes from their MotorCity EP.
In a recent interview, James talked about the inspiration behind the track, and it sounds like quite the emotional moment.
"The song is really sad for me, actually. When I was in Detroit, my father died, so I wrote a song kind of about it. I feel like the lyrics aren't super-explicit so it can be kind of a goodbye to anyone."


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Interactive and collaborative design was crucial to the firm's design of this unusual project: a new 65,000-sf academic building that also houses a food court and student lounge. The facility contains seven classrooms ranging from 85 to 200 seats, all equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual technology wired to each seat, and a 300-seat food court located in a 6,000-sf commons area with a variety of seating nooks. The architectural and engineering challenge STV faced was to combine, yet keep distinct, the physical spaces, functions, designs and technologies for the dining, lounge and academic areas.
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WATCH: Katy Perry teases 'Unconditionally' music video
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It looks like Katy Perry is going from a roaring queen of the jungle to queen of the ball in her new music video for "Unconditionally."
In a new teaser, Katy appears to be at what seems to be a winter ball, as snow is falling, with a few of the lyrics flash in between.
Katy also has some fun with the title of the song itself, making the "O" in Unconditionally the sign for infinity.
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You can learn to tolerate cardio it by sprinkling small doses into your weekly routine, but for many people, long treadmill sessions will never be truly pleasurable. Sound like you? Well, here's happy news: your idea of the best cardio workout may be slightly off base – and the tweak could be much more to your taste!
Many women associate cardio with things like running, swimming, cycling, brisk walking – or what experts typically label "aerobic exercise". But that's a limiting definition. Cardio – aka cardiovascular exercise – is any activity that strengthens your heart and improves the function of your cardiovascular system; major muscle groups need to contract repeatedly, enough to elevate the heart rate to a target level (some experts give a general ballpark of at least 50 percent of your max).
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That umbrella of cardiovascular exercise includes both aerobic and anaerobic workouts – aerobic being a light to moderate sustained effort (typically about 65 to 80 percent of your max heart rate) that needs
oxygen to help fuel your muscles, and anaerobic being a typically shorter but tougher effort (think heavy lifting or sprints). That means that, yes, a 30-minute run counts, but so does a kettlebell circuit – and let's face it, the latter sounds way more appealing when it's raining sideways in Cape Town or your front door is frosted shut on the Highveld.
Cardio improves heart health (lowering resting heart rate, increasing work output), cholesterol levels and your body's ability to metabolise sugars, which is why you need it even if weight loss isn't one of your goals. Plus, it gives you a mood-boosting endorphin rush to help fight off the winter blues. In fact, slimming down is considered a bonus, not a requisite. "For example, walking is cardiovascular exercise, yet for people of above-average fitness, it's not intense enough to increase endurance or weight loss," says biokineticist Prof Todd Astorino. "That doesn't mean that regular walking can't enhance your fitness and health."
Regardless of your goals, many experts recommend 150 minutes per week of moderate activity or 60 to 90 minutes of vigorous activity for good cardiovascular health. If your go-to approach isn't delivering, or you just want to add a new waist-slimming workout to your mix, use one of these innovative routines to redefine your cardio experience…
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A workout that builds muscle and counts as cardio? That's serious multitasking. One that blasts kilojoules and increases strength using just your body weight? Genius! Rev your heart rate and your hot-body results with this 24-minute no-equipment workout created by trainer and former ballet dancer Brynn Jinnett. Perform the four exercises in order as prescribed. Complete four rounds in total.
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Stand with your feet hip-width apart, then bend your knees to lower your body into a squat (A). Pressing through your heels, straighten your legs as you jump off the floor (B). Land softly and immediately lower into another rep. Continue for 30 seconds. Rest for 15 seconds, then continue to move two.
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Start on all fours, back flat and core tight, then slightly lift your hips to raise your knees off the floor. Walk your right hand and left foot forward, then your left hand and right foot; continue crawling forward quickly for 30 seconds, then rest for 15 seconds. Repeat the pattern, crawling backwards, then move on to the next exercise.
3/Clock lunge
Step your right foot forward and lower into a lunge (A). Return to start, then step to the right and lower into a side lunge, keeping your left leg straight (B). Return to start, then step your right foot back and lower into a reverse lunge (C). Return to start. That's one rep. Continue on the right for 40 seconds, then switch sides and repeat on the left. Rest for 15 seconds before continuing to the next exercise.
4/ Inchworm with push-up
Place your hands on the floor in front of you, legs straight (A); walk out so your body forms a straight line (B) and do a push-up (C). Slowly step your feet towards your hands, legs straight, and stand. That's one rep. Repeat for 30 seconds; rest for 15 seconds, then return to the first exercise.


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The Senate Banking Committee said Friday it will meet during the last week of April to mark up and vote on a bill introduced earlier this month to replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage-finance giants that have been controlled by the U.S. for nearly six years.
Sens. Tim Johnson (D., S.D.) and Mike Crapo (R., Idaho), who unveiled their overhaul package two weeks ago, said Friday they would meet on April 29 to entertain amendments and vote on the final product.
The legislation, the product of months of work between senior Democratic and Republican staffers, closely followed earlier legislation introduced last summer by Sens. Bob Corker (R., Tenn.) and Mark Warner (D., Va.). That bill attracted four additional Republican and four more Democratic co-sponsors from the banking panel. If those lawmakers all support the Johnson-Crapo bill, the bill would have the 12 votes it needs to pass the committee.
But in order to convince Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) to put the bill up for a vote ahead of this November's midterm election, analysts believe the Senate committee needs to attract at least three or four more votes, offering a stronger majority of the 22-member panel.
The bill is supported by the White House and follows closely several recommendations laid out by President Barack Obama last August.
Most analysts give very low odds to a bill reaching Mr. Obama's desk this year because House Republicans remain far apart over how to overhaul Fannie and Freddie. Without support from Democrats, House Republicans last summer passed a separate proposal through the House Financial Services Committee that would largely remove government-loan backstops, but they have struggled so far to secure enough votes for a full House vote.
Senate leaders, meanwhile, face a similar dilemma: Can Mr. Johnson and the White House build enough Democratic support, particularly from more liberal members who have insisted on stronger provisions for affordable housing subsidies, without driving off Republicans who are already leery of the broad government backstop of home loans that would be created by the legislation?
The committee's six more liberal Democrats haven't yet signed onto the proposal, and they are viewed by several industry analysts as having the power to determine whether a broader Senate vote this year is possible. Mr. Reid last year expressed qualms about replacing Fannie and Freddie in an interview with a Las Vegas radio station.
President Obama "says he wants to get rid of [Fannie and Freddie]," Mr. Reid said last summer. "We've got to be very, very careful doing that. I have no problem looking at them, revamping. But I think getting rid of them is not the right thing to do."
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.), a Democrat who hasn't pledged support for either the Johnson-Crapo or Corker-Warner products, said earlier this month that the debate over how to remake the nation's $10 trillion mortgage market shouldn't be rushed.
The Senate framework would allow private entities to purchase federal insurance to cover losses on mortgages issued as bonds from a new guarantor, similar to how the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. regulates banks and provides deposit insurance. Rather than issuing separate securities with an implied federal guarantee as Fannie and Freddie did, the new system would see multiple firms issue a common security. The government would stand behind the payment of principal and interest to bondholders after private investors took initial losses. The goal is to preserve the deep and liquid markets created over the last 30 years by Fannie and Freddie while winding down those companies' operations.
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