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Get an overview of this hotelHistoric boutique hotel across from River Street
Popular property highlights
Civil War era
Built in 1852, this three-story boutique hotel in Savannah is opposite River Street, 8 blocks from City Market shops and galleries, and 12 miles from Tybee Island. This hotel is near the airport.
Wine receptions
A nightly wine and cheese reception is featured in the parlor of the East Bay Inn, and an onsite restaurant serves Asian and regional cuisine.
Complimentary WiFi
All 28 East Bay Inn guestrooms include bathrobes, complimentary wired and wireless (high-speed) Internet access, CD players, and antique-reproduction furnishings.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
East Bay Inn
Property Amenities
Property Amenities
Complimentary amenities at this smoke-free Savannah inn include evening wine and hors d'oeuvres receptions hosted in the parlor. Coffee is available in the lobby 24 hours a day. Featuring exposed-beam ceilings, brick floors, and an eclectic menu, the inn's restaurant serves lunch daily and dinner on select evenings. East Bay Inn guests receive discounted access to a health club two blocks away. Additional property amenities include a computer station and complimentary wired and wireless (high-speed) Internet access, tours/ticket assistance, complimentary newspapers and coffee in the lobby, gift shop/newsstand, luggage storage, and a 1,000-square-foot meeting/conference room. This is a smoke-free property.
- Concierge services
- Restaurant
- Total number of rooms - 28
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Year Built 1852
- Number of floors - 3
- Elevator/lift
- Wedding services
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- One meeting room
- Luggage storage
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 93
- Conference space size (feet) - 1000
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Individually decorated
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Daily housekeeping
Where to Eat
Skyler's - This popular restaurant serves Asian and Low Country cuisine, with specialties including chicken teriyaki and crab cakes. Open for lunch on weekdays and dinner Wednesday through Saturday nights. Closed on Sundays.
Nearby Things to Do
Designed by Robert Cupp and Sam Snead, the 18-hole championship golf course at the Club at Savannah Harbor is 4 miles away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Property Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 50 per accommodation, per stay
- Dogs and cats only
- 2 per room
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Standard cancellation policy requires 7 days notice for cancellation without penalty.
Special Event Policy - Reservations including the nights of the Savannah Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Weekend, cannot be cancelled and are non-refundable after October 1.
Special Event Policy – Reservations including March 16 and 17 cannot be cancelled and are non-refundable after February 1.
This property has a limited number of pet-friendly rooms. Guests that plan to bring pets must contact the hotel in advance to make arrangements.
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: USD 14.00 per day
- Pet fee: USD 50 per accommodation, per stay
Property Name
- East Bay Inn
- East Bay Inn Savannah
- East Bay Savannah
- East Bay Hotel Savannah
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The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Wouldn't it just b better to "cd /etc/Wireless/"
make a directory for "RT2860STA"
then "cp /etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/* /etc/Wireless/RT2860STA/RT2860STA.dat"
otherwise you'll lose the data file for RT2870STA.
Its just a thought.
After a fresh install on my EEE ifconfig ra0 up gives:
SIOCSIFFLAGS: Operation not permitted
To fix this rename /etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/rt2870STA.dat to /etc/Wireless/RT2860STA/RT2860STA.dat. Note the renaming of both the folder and the .dat file.
Wouldn't it just b better to "cd /etc/Wireless/"
make a directory for "RT2860STA"
then "cp /etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/* /etc/Wireless/RT2860STA/RT2860STA.dat"
otherwise you'll lose the data file for RT2870STA.
Its just a thought.
I was having a similar issue with my eee 901 and tried doing this too, I was able to bring ra0 up and down but I couldn't associate with any APs (though I could monitor fine). Any ideas?
Any AP, regardless of encryption (even open networks). I used ifconfig to bring ra0 up, than I tried starting wicd which saw all the networks and would try to connect but it would get stuck at either Validation authentication ( for encrypted networks) or obtaining ip (from unencrypted). I then tried associating with an opten network through the console with iwconfig ra0 essid "thenetwork" and iwconfig would show that I did associate with it but any attempt of a connection would fail (100% packet loss).
I'm at a loss, the pre-final drivers worked great, I never had a problem with those.
Kingbee, I have the identical problem with my eee 1000, have you tried doing it manually through konsole?
It may be a wicd specific problem that you can't associate to an AP. Edit: I can do it fine through terminal, just takes longer,
wicd times out though upon trying to associate, secure or unsecure.
Last edited by Rob Wilco; 01-20-2010 at 08:25 AM.
I use the CLI and iwpriv command to setup the network for rt2860sta.
It's all explained here (post num #4).
EDIT: The link is down (and removed) because it points to the old forums wich have been taken offline. The script posted by dimifak below should get you going.
I have a 1000H, BT3 and BT4-PF worked great, BT3 with the eeepc1000h files, and BT4-PF worked right out of the box, I have created the new dir and named it correctly. I have now AP's but cant connect..
use this script to connect to a wpa AP
rmmod rt2860sta
modprobe rt2860sta
ifconfig ra0 down
ifconfig ra0 up
iwpriv ra0 get_site_survey
echo "Type the SSID of the WLAN you wish to connect to"
read S
stty -echo
echo "Now type the WPA-Key of the Network"
read K
stty echo
iwpriv ra0 set NetworkType=Infra
iwpriv ra0 set AuthMode="WPAPSK"
iwpriv ra0 set EncrypType="TKIP"
iwpriv ra0 set SSID="$S"
iwpriv ra0 set WPAPSK="$K"
dhclient ra0
I found a way to make this work, its funny though...
My Wicd finds networks, but just cant connect to them, so what I tried was, I select the network I want to connect to, I then connect and quickly while authentication is in progress go to the Konsole and type dhclient ra0...
And it connects, if I dont do this it just won't connect...
Hope it helps anyone..
Got to get myself a descent WiFi card...


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(botany) the production of flowers on the trunk, branches, etc, of a woody plant, as opposed to the ends of the twigs
Derived Forms
ˌcauliˈflorous adjective
Word Origin
from Latin caulis stem + -flory, from flōs flower
In the doldrums of winter in New England, I turn to books on plants and flowers. I was looking at a reprint of a 17th century book "Hortus Eystettensis", the third plate is the Judas tree, which is a cauliflorous bloomer. The Redbud tree also falls into this family. Just thought you'd like to be thinking of spring too.
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Fear less, hope more;
eat less, chew more;
whine less, breathe more;
talk less, say more,
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So I ask the obvious question: does that mean the cauliflower is related to the redbud?
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Re: cauliflory
Perry: Sometimes your obvious questions are surely posed in jest. A caulflower is a type of cabbage. Cole, that does come from the same source as cauliflory, sometimes means cabbage as in coleslaw. So names are similar but relationships, not so close.
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|CANADA MUSEUM BLESSING - Martin Legemaate (below) has made great progress with our fossil museum with new displays below as he tackles just how to show that the rocks cry out the praises of Jesus the Creator, even though foolish men applaud Darwin and Dawkins. Pray for Martin as he collects this material, mostly in Ontario and leads field trips in that province. Now we can also praise God as Martin has high school doors opening to him.
|Photo (below) shows Martin out in field in Ontario collecting for the Museum. Pray much for this faithful man and his family.
|Martin writes: "The Lord seems to be widening the influence of our Ontario Museum's creation and catastrophe message with the first ever museum public school tour which started in Spring. During October I had an opportunity to speak at a local public high school to a group of students for 3 sessions. The power point presentation was called, "The History of the Theory of Evolution, What Went Wrong?"
The student led group that sponsored Martin is called G.A.S.P. (God and Student Partnership). 14 student packets consisting of Creation Research Evidence brochures, DVDs and CDs were taken by students interested in knowing more. Pray for bold student groups such as G.A.S.P. as they try to navigate through an evolutionary saturated environment. Support Creation Research as materials are provided free to the public forums. It's a small start but a great open door for Martin in secular schools. Pray for him and this ministry in Canada, and throw your prayer and financial support behind all of our school ministry. Web Give.


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Florida Supreme Court denies death row appeal
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TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Supreme Court has denied the latest appeal of a death row inmate scheduled for execution.
The court on Tuesday denied Larry Eugene Mann's request for what is called "postconviction relief."
Gov. Rick Scott had signed a death warrant for Mann to be carried out by lethal injection at Florida State Prison near Raiford on April 10.
Mann was convicted and sentenced to death for kidnapping and murdering 10-year-old Elisa Nelson in Pinellas County in 1980.
Mann's death sentence was overturned once because the trial court made a legal error. He was resentenced to death and the Supreme Court then affirmed that sentence.
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Jan 14th 2012
Damn I can't believe it's 2012.
This Jan 14th we will be having our first ever warehouse sale and it will take place in San Francisco.
This event will take place at 330 Ritch.
It's all ages and will start from 11am to 5pm.
All clothing will be up to 80% off. We saved some great pieces for this sale an hope you guys enjoy the selection.
It took us 4 year to do one and we are very excited to have this event.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Tornados football team opened up the 2009 season this past Saturday with a record-breaking win, shattering four school records against Edward Waters, as Brevard won their first season opener since the program was reinstated in 2006, 51-6.
Coach Hamilton's team broke school records in total yards (419), rushing yards (398), rushing touchdowns (6) and points scored (51) in the game.
Now, one week later, Brevard sets their sights on Pikeville College.
This will be the second meeting between the Tornados and the Bears. Brevard won the first meeting last season at Brevard Memorial Stadium on September 6th, 20-17.
Donald Hudson caught a 36-yard pass from quarterback Kye Hamilton and John Taylor had two rushing touchdowns, including a 44-yard jaunt up the middle. Pikeville quarterback Dan Wideman threw for 188 yards and one touchdown in the game, while receiver Nick Jamerson came down with six catches and 101 yards.
This season, the Tornados bring a focused rushing attack, led by two Feather River (Calif.) College transfers in quarterback Michael Crumbaker and fullback Neville Bryce.
Bryce, the offensive MVP in the first game according to the BC Sport Information staff, rushed for 192 yards on 14 carries, breaking a 65-yard touchdown run early in the first quarter to build the lead. Crumbaker's numbers were not as eye-catching, but the junior quarterback made several heads-up plays, including a jump pass to fullback Derek Church for a drive-saving first down and a fade to Justin Fleming down the left sideline, as well as directing the Tornados offense to a turnover-free day.
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Paula Patton is confident in marriage to Robin Thicke: 'Throw more panties on stage!'
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(Yahoo! omg!) Everyone had something to say about Miley Cyrus and Robin Thicke's raunchy VMA performance, but when it comes to her marriage, Paula Patton is as confident as they come.
"omg! Insider" correspondent Nina Parker caught up with the actress on Wednesday night at the premiere of her latest film, Baggage Claim, and the 37-year-old opened up about why she doesn't mind when the ladies show her man a little love. Paula explained, "I get so excited when people love my man, that it doesn't bother me. I'm like, that's everything we worked for. So, I never get upset about that. Throw more panties on stage!"
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GRAND Victorian houses in Malvern's town centre could get an extra layer of protection thanks to a new listing initiative.
Malvern Civic Society has welcomed news that the district council is pressing ahead with the creation of a list of the town's heritage assets.
Clive Hooper, the society's president, says the new system will link up with the government's proposal to identify Assets of Community Value and help to protect the town centre.
He said: "In Malvern, we have large numbers of Victorian mansions, which are not themselves listed, but which are an important part of the townscape.
"The new listing process won't in itself give any extra statutory protection but it will be a consideration, for example in the local planning process and should be an added safeguard against any undesirable development."
He said the Assets of Community Value initiative, part of the Localism Act , provides the opportunity for another listing of buildings, this time those which further the social interests of the local community.
He said: "We're thinking of properties such as the old community hospital or the Grange, next to the Theatre. Once properties are named Assets of Community Value, the community will have the option of bidding for them of they are put up for sale, and the seller will have to allow them six months to raise the funds."
He said the civic society is looking forward to working closely with MHDC ,and will make available information it has gathered in the last year as part of the Worcestershire Historic Environment Record.
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The Black Keys have been busy celebrating their new album Turn Blue in the Big Apple. They were in New York on Saturday to play NBC's "Saturday Night Live." And on Monday, they moved over to CBS to perform "It's Up to You Now" on the roof of the Ed Sullivan Theater for the "Late Show with David Letterman."
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Hi everyone!
We were at the hospital for a check-up visit and I have heard someone talking about pertussis. I know it is whooping cough and there is a vaccine for this, but I want to know more details.
how can you distinguish pertussis from common cold? How can a child get it?
Thanks in advance.
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Pertussis is more commonly known as Whooping Cough and in some countries it is a routine vaccination that is offered. However, we opted not to have our children vaccinated with this vaccine because the chance of them getting it, in this day and age, is very low. It's important to know how prevalent the disease is in your area before choosing to vaccinate your child for it.
Here's an excellent page from the National Vaccine Information Center with information on Pertussis (Whooping cough) and the Pertussis Vaccine.
That page will cover what Pertussis is, what the symptoms are, how to accurately diagnosis it, how it's transmitted, if it can cause injury and/or death, how often it is seen in various countries, what the ingredients are in the Pertussis Vaccine, and much more information about the vaccine itself, which is important to know.
Post back if you have any further questions after reading that page. It's very good and should answer all or most of your questions.
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Hi Kate,
Wow! That was a very informative. Even the names of the vaccines combinations shot are there. I am very impressed and I thank you for that.
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Glad you found the information helpful
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My two-year-old had pertussis last winter and got over it quite quickly. For him, it was only slightly worse than a regular cold. Kate always has the best information, so I guess she has you covered otherwise.
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My almost 3yo had pertussis 18 months ago. His illness was really critical. One could hear the "whooping" during a couching "attack". It sounded as if he was gasping for air. He was hospitalized for almost a week due to low oxygen levels while he was having a coughing attack. We chose not to vaccinated for it as well. I assume we caught it on vacation to the USA.
It did take him about 3 months to pull through the cough attacks. Its a illness that you will want to do your own research on and make the best choice for your family.
Oh one more tidbit, most doctors have never heard the actual whooping cough, i highly suggest looking up a sound bit so you can help distinguish it yourself.


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Coghlan's Nylon/Mesh Stuff Bag
Coghlan's Nylon/Mesh Stuff Bag is perfect for transporting or packing a lot of clothing or gear. These bags are made of a durable nylon mesh. They feature a drawstring for closure at the top and a cordlock closure mechanism to ensure that the drawstring does not slip open and spill out your items. The bag also features a water repellant bottom.It is great for airing out damp or wet items that you would not want to put in your backpack on a camping trip. There are three sizes for you to choose from according to your needs. The small size is 7 in. x 13 in., the medium is 10 in. x 20 in., and the large size is 12 in.x 22 in. If you have been looking for durable mesh bags to transport or store your things, you should consider purchasing the Coghlan's Nylon/Mesh Stuff Bag.


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Mr. Waugh is the Assistant Professor of Trumpet at Austin Peay State University where he provides private studio instruction and conducts the university's big band the Jazz Collegians. Prior to his appointment to APSU, Mr. Waugh was the trumpet and jazz ensemble director at Indiana State University for eight years.Robert Waugh is originally from Columbus, Ohio where he earned a B.M. with concentrations in Music Education and Trumpet Performance. He attended the University of Oklahoma earning a M.M. in Trumpet, and is in the process of completing his D.M.A. from Indiana University.
As a performer, Mr. Waugh served as the Principal Trumpet player for the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra and the Danville Symphony Orchestra. As a soloist, Mr. Waugh has been a 1st Runner-Up at the National Trumpet Competition Master's Division, and has been a featured soloist on several occasions with the THSO and DSO.
Mr. Waugh's students have been selected as soloists in the National Trumpet Competition and have been selected as winners in concerto competitions. He has actively served as an adjudicator for both the Indiana State School Music Association and the National Trumpet Competition. He is a Conn-Selmer Artist/Clinician for Vincent Bach Trumpets.
Mr. Waugh's prior teachers include John Rommel, Dr. Karl Sievers, Dr. James Stokes, James Reed, and William Adam.


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To pull it off, both teams typically have to score two-pointers, whether by safety or two-point conversion.
The furor has continued online, with a number of bloggers and advocates calling for ABC to pull the program.
The risk is that while Facebook may pull off a $100 billion valuation, it might have trouble going higher.
And she always adds humor to it, which she knows she can pull off, without it seeming vulgar or too campy.
By the end of October, Hagan began to pull ahead with a consistent three- to five-point lead.
Charlotte, pull her foot just a trifle more, no—her toes should be up—so!
He could lean on the fence and pull at his pipe to his heart's content.
It is so strong that only rough handling will pull it apart.
They had instructions to pull the whole "show" at a nod from the censor.
The aristocratic party in England, see this plainly enough, and I do not propose to endeavor to pull the wool over their eyes.
c.1300, "to move forcibly by pulling, to drag," from Old English pullian "to pluck off (wool), to draw out," of unknown origin, perhaps related to Low German pulen "remove the shell or husk," Frisian pûlje "to shell, husk," Middle Dutch polen "to peel, strip," Icelandic pula "work hard."
Early 14c. as "to pick, pull off, gather" (fruit, flowers, berries, leaves, petals, etc.); mid-14c. as "to uproot, pull up" (of teeth, weeds, etc.). Sense of "to draw, attract" (to oneself) is from c.1400; sense of "to pluck at with the fingers" is from c.1400. Meaning "tear to pieces" is mid-15c. By late 16c. it had replaced draw in these senses. Related: Pulled; pulling.
Common in slang usages 19c.-20c.; Bartlett (1859) has to pull foot "walk fast; run;" pull it "to run." To pull up "check a course of action" is from 1808, figurative of the lifting of the reins in horse-riding. To pull (someone's) chain in figurative sense is from 1974, perhaps on the notion of a captive animal; the expression was also used for "to contact" (someone), on the notion of the chain that operates a signaling mechanism.
To pull (someone's) leg is from 1882, perhaps on notion of "playfully tripping" (cf. pull the long bow "exaggerate," 1830, and pulling someone's leg also sometimes was described as a way to awaken a sleeping person in a railway compartment, ship's berth, etc.). Thornton's "American Glossary" (1912) has pull (n.) "a jest" (to have a pull at (someone)), which it identifies as "local" and illustrates with an example from the Massachusetts "Spy" of May 21, 1817, which identifies it as "a Georgian phrase." To pull (one's) punches is from 1920 in pugilism, from 1921 figuratively. To pull in "arrive" (1892) and pull out "depart" (1868) are from the railroads.
To pull (something) off "accomplish, succeed at" is originally in sporting, "to win the prize money" (1870). To pull (something) on (someone) is from 1916; to pull (something) out of one's ass is Army slang from 1970s. To pull rank is from 1919; to pull the rug from under (someone) figuratively is from 1946.
c.1300, "a fishing net;" mid-14c., "a turn at pulling," from pull (v.). From mid-15c. as "an act of pulling." Meaning "personal or private influence" is by 1889, American English, from earlier sense "power to pull (and not be pulled by)" a rival or competitor (1580s).
c.1300, "a fishing net;" mid-14c., "a turn at pulling," from pull (v.). From mid-15c. as "an act of pulling." Meaning "personal or private influence" is by 1889, American English, from earlier sense "power to pull (and not be pulled by)" a rival or competitor (1580s).
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"[I] decided to paint the American flag in order to show this is still America" Greer explained.
He added that he did to show he won't just lie down in the face of what he feels is unfair treatment by his local government.
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Friend of mine who runs a decent show used iska dropped it due to lack of value. Wont name him because he told me in private but its a decent show. Not meaning to shit stir some of you saying its good just adding what ive been told.
as for rule sets I just want to see no head shots bouts disapear. Always drags cards down for me
"semi pro" seems like its used on loads of smaller shows, no idea why maybe people just think its sounds better???
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Amateur - full rules minus elbows, neck cranks and heel hooks in 'spar-master' type gloves
Pro - full rules as per CW/UFC etc
Its that simple...
I think Made 4 the Cage started this trend, at least it was the first I heard of it.
Who gives a shit really? It's fair enough saying just call it pro and amateur but the unified rules aren't the only recognised pro rules and I haven't seen any clear guidance on what Ammy rules should be so until there's a proper governing body that covers pro and amateur shows can do what rules they want and call it what they want
If only there was a governing body or commission....
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The show happens in 10 days time and is sold out (tickets aren't available) yet there are only 6 fights on the card currently. What I would like to know is, is the show actually finished? I don't watch TUF because it's boring and I can't be bothered searching, where I can find the rest of the card.
This is all I know of so far, don't know if I'm being blind or something...
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Heavyweight: Travis Browne vs. Gabriel Gonzaga
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In 1956, james dean died in a car wreck, shortly before the release of Giant.
It was dying like james dean—not just in a car crash but in a Facel Vega no less—that gave Camus a niche in popular culture.
As far as Sal goes, did you feel a kinship with Rebel Without A Cause after playing james dean?
I often wondered if he stood up to james dean in terms of style and sexual attitude.
Elizabeth Taylor, james dean, and Rock Hudson all stayed at El Paisano, still the grandest hotel in town.
james dean Peter Rocha was widely known for his intricate Jelly Belly artwork.
james dean settled himself in his chair, and shook his head.
james dean set off to meet the man; the portmanteau was placed on; drove rapidly down just in time.
There was a fellow name of Dean—james dean, got lost in this country along about six or seven years back.
I ain' tell Clawhammer 'bout james dean, an' he t'ink som' wan git los' mak' de yell.
early 14c., from Old French deien (12c., Modern French doyen), from Late Latin decanus "head of a group of 10 monks in a monastery," from earlier secular meaning "commander of 10 soldiers" (which was extended to civil administrators in the late empire), from Greek dekanos, from deka "ten" (see ten). Replaced Old English teoðingealdor. College sense is from 1570s (in Latin from late 13c.).


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The last text message slain Draper Sgt. Derek Johnson sent his best friend was brief: "Dispatch is calling you. It's time to go."
On Friday, that friend, fellow officer Sgt. Pat Evans, replied saying, "Well, Derek, heaven's calling you. It's time to go."
Evans, who spent years working with Johnson, made the comment during a funeral service that emphasized Johnson's life was defined by indefatigable love of police work and his exuberant personality.
Johnson, 32, was gunned down Sunday morning when, according to police, he stopped to investigate an oddly-parked car. Police say the car's owner, Timothy Troy Walker, ambushed Johnson then turned the gun on himself and his girlfriend, Traci L. Vaillancourt.
The two-hour service at the Maverik Center which attracted more than 4,000 attendees began solemnly Friday morning as bag pipers and a Draper City police color guard wearing white carnations pinned to their chests marched slowly into the arena. Behind them, Johnson's widow, Shante´ Sidwell Johnson, followed a flag-draped casket.
Shante´ wore black and carried the couple's 6-year-old son, Bensen Ray, whom his father had called "little buddy," whose eyes were clenched shut.
In the stands, a salt-and-pepper smattering of white and black uniformed cops from all over the state stood silently at attention, their arms raised in salute.
Sister-in-law Amanda Fralick led the speakers by tearfully reading his obituary, which described Johnson as a decorated officer with a strong sense of humor. He was always up for a challenge, Fralick said, and could light up a room.
"Please make sure you smile for him today because that's what he would want," Fralick said.
Later, Evans elicited smiles and several bursts of laughter as he recalled Johnson's progress toward a career in law enforcement. Years ago, the two men roomed together and Johnson would sleep with a police scanner running. When they both landed police jobs, Johnson excelled, though Evans added with a chuckle that his friend also liked to hit him in the back of the head with hard objects.
Evans called Johnson a superhero and the hardest-working man he ever met.
"Derek was one of those officers who has a nose for the job," Evans later said. "He could spot a criminal everywhere. There were times I didn't like working overtime shifts with him, because we'd never go home. He'd keep catching more and more bad guys."
Johnson's father, Randy Johnson, wearing an American flag tie, also drew smiles from the crowd when he read aloud his son's 6th grade autobiography. In the paper, the boy wrote with surprising eloquence and specificity: he wanted to live in a rambler-style home someday, hoped to reside in Wyoming "by the fireworks," and sometimes thought his little brother was annoying. But even at that young age, Johnson knew what kind of career he wanted.
"When I grow up, I would like to be a police officer or a paramedic because I hate to see people rob stores or steal," Randy Johnson read. "When I get older, I would like to lead a peaceful, safe, quiet, beautiful life where no one would harm or hurt my family."
Randy went on to say his son worked an array of police jobs including SWAT, K9, JCAT and graffiti removal and always showed people respect.
The officer's younger and only sister, Desirae Johnson, also spoke, humorously recalling Johnson's tendency to practice police tactics as a child. As the youngest and the only girl, she said, she got the brunt of it: "He would so lovingly use the pressure points, take you down to the ground and chain you to a dresser or a door," she recalled. "Eventually he'd uncuff you only to give you a huge hug so you would quickly forgive him."
Desirae expressed pride that her brother gave his life for something he believed in.
"I know now Derek that you're our guardian angel, that you were needed somewhere else," she said. "We know you are always with us, watching over us and protecting us. I love you, bud. Fly high with the angels."
The officer's brother, Darin Johnson, asked the crowd to "take a brief moment to take a deep breath and feel my brother's presence. He's here with us, giving us a warm hug."
Darin went on to praise his brother's decision to stop and investigate Walker's car even though it cost him his life because he was doing his duty.
"My heart bleeds, but I know you must have been needed somewhere else," he said. "The circle of life is one of the only things that is truly reliable in this life. Your circle was just smaller."
Between speakers the arena went completely silent, the loudest sounds coming from the hissing air conditioner and the cooing of an infant high in the stands.
Midway through the service, Draper Mayor Darrell Smith described a training exercise in which Johnson who was then a member of the police dog unit was demonstrating how attack dogs worked to take down a suspect. Dressed in padded clothing, Johnson allowed a dog to maul and attack him, but when it was over seemed to be enjoying himself.
"You could just look at him and tell he was saying, 'Man that was fun,' " Smith said. "There was no fear in him."
Draper Police Chief Bryan Roberts described Johnson as a tireless worker.
"This guy that can squeeze 48 hours into a 24-hour period, he was go, go, go, go, go," Roberts said.
Other speakers Friday included Gov. Gary Herbert, who called Johnson an example worth emulating, and LDS Church Quorum of the Seventies Elder Mervyn B. Arnold, who noted that Johnson would go into any home, rich or poor, and act "with dignity and with sweetness."
After the service, the thousands of officers in attendance streamed out to the parking lot and formed two long columns leading to a hearse. Then the bag pipers and color guard emerged, again followed by the coffin and Johnson's widow, Shante´. The officers lining the street saluted. Shante´ glanced down, squinting in the sunlight and supported by Evans.
Darin Johnson, the fallen officer's brother, led the pall bearers. After the coffin was loaded into the hearse, dozens of police motorcycles roared to life, leading a motorcade procession of hundreds of police cars and firetrucks to the south end of the valley through the city of Draper before arriving at the burial site in Sandy.
Supporters lined the roads, and flags whipped in the breeze.
"It was heart-rending to pull into Draper and have all those people standing on the sides," Randy Johnson said.
At the cemetery, Evans escorted Shante´ and her son, who was wearing his father's badge around his neck.
Officers conducted a flag folding and presentation ceremony for Johnson's wife, son, mother and mother-in-law. A gun salute and the playing of Taps were followed by the traditional bagpipe performance of "Amazing Grace."
Then a dispatch radio sounded over a speaker, with a dispatcher repeating Johnson's name his "final watch call."
Officers, family and friends wept openly as the dispatcher continued: "We thank you for your dedication, loyalty and service. You made the people you served your family."
Walker and Vaillancourt remained hospitalized Friday. Police questioned Vaillancourt on Thursday but have not released details about the conversation. No arrests have been made in the case.


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PHILADELPHIA - A dominating win capped an incredible weekend for the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team. Saturday night's 63-40 victory at The Palestra was Penn's largest in 68 all-time meetings with Dartmouth. It also clinched the first weekend sweep of Harvard and Dartmouth in nine years.
Penn has now won five of its last six Ivy games and moved into sole possession of second-place in the Ivy League. Penn's only loss over the last six games came during bizarre circumstances at Yale. The Quakers are 5-2 in league play for the first time since 2004-05 and trail only Princeton (7-0) in the league standings. Penn is 12-9 overall and is one win shy from matching last season's Ivy and overall win total. Dartmouth, which lost to Penn for the fourth straight time, fell to 6-15 on the year and 4-3 in league play.
With the addition of Friday's 77-72 victory over Harvard - which snapped a 17-game and nine-year losing streak to the Crimson - this marks the first sweep of Harvard and Dartmouth since 2004 and marks the first sweep of those two programs at The Palestra since the 2000-01 team won the Ivy title with an unbeaten record.
After Friday's emotional win, the Quakers experienced no letdown. They were sharp from the start. Dartmouth's only lead of the day was 2-0 and Penn jumped out to a 13-8 lead behind seven early points from junior captain Alyssa Baron.
Turnovers were the key to the game. Penn forced a season-high 23 and had just seven of their own - an all-time low in head coach Mike McLaughlin's four-year tenure. Penn, which had 16 assists on 19 baskets, outscored Dartmouth 24-0 off of turnovers.
The first barrage of Big Green miscues led to a 14-4 Penn run. Junior Courtney Wilson hit back-to-back jumpers and freshman Keiera Ray had a layup to put the Quakers up 27-15 at the 5:11 mark of the opening half.
Dartmouth closed to within five, but Ray, who had a game-high 19 points, hit a three to end the half and put Penn up 33-25 heading to the locker rooms.
The visitors scored first to start the second half, but the swarming Penn defense did not allow another point for nearly seven minutes. In fact, in the second half, the Quakers forced 16 turnovers and allowed just 15 points.
The Quakers scored 12 straight points during that Dartmouth drought - capped by a three from sophomore Kathleen Roche - for a commanding 45-27 lead with 14:13 remaining.
When the Big Green finally scored again, Roche promptly drained another from beyond the arc for a 19-point edge.
The Big Green were never closer than 18 the rest of the way. Penn's lead grew to as many as 26, 63-37, on a pair of free throws from junior Kristen Kody at the 2:18 mark.
The 23-point win was the largest margin of victory over Dartmouth since the series began in 1979. It topped an 18-point win from Feb. 23, 1985.
Overall, Penn allowed just 18 Big Green baskets - compared to their 23 turnovers. Dartmouth was 18-of-43 (41.9%) from the field, while the Quakers finished the game at 36.5 percent (19-of-52). Dartmouth was just 1-of-8 (12.5%) from three and Penn was 8-of-23 (34.8%).
Ray was 3-of-5 from beyond the arc and 6-of-6 from the free throw line as the Quakers were better than 80 percent from the charity stripe for the third time in the last four games (17-of-21, 81%). Ray, who finished with a combined 50 points over the weekend, also added four rebounds and three assists. Baron finished with 10 points and a game-high six assists - her seventh straight game with at least three dishes.
Penn had three players in double figures for the second straight night as sophomore Kara Bonenberger finished with 11 points and five rebounds. Sophomore Katy Allen added three points and a team-best six boards. Wilson had seven points and two rebounds in 16 minutes off the bench.
Next weekend, a four-game Ivy homestand wraps up with games against Cornell (Feb. 22) and Columbia (Feb. 23) at The Palestra. Both games tip off at 7 p.m. and can be seen on the Penn Sports Network.
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This is the portable mosquito repeller that provides relief from the airborne pests in any outdoor setting. Slightly larger than a soda can, the cordless device stands unobtrusively on a patio table or picnic bench and automatically emits the safe, subtle floral scent of geranium, peppermint, and lemongrass, plant-derived essential oils that naturally repel mosquitoes, gnats, and midges. The unit eliminates the need to apply chemical-based sprays and its integrated fan distributes the repellent to provide protection from mosquitos across a 15' x 15' area. The included scented cartridge (more available below) provides up to 18 hours of protection and the unit is powered by the included two AA batteries that provide up to eight hours of use. For optimal results, allow the device to run for 30 minutes. 6 1/2" H x 5" Diam. (1 lb.)
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Does Not Work
By Sandy
from Salt Lake City, UT
This product absolutely did not work. I sat next to it, gave it the required time to work, and yet had many mosquito bites within an hour. There were two of us and my friend was bitten also.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Doesn't seem to be effective.
By Dr. Joe
from Newtown Square, PA
Tried it for the first time last weekend early evening when mosquito's are plentiful. My wife got around 7 bites in 1 hour. Had the unit only 3 feet from her on the deck where she was sitting. Clearly discouraged but I'll try it again...
(6 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
Pleasant smell
By kjd
from Bath Ontario Canada
Unit is easy to use and the smell is pleasant. we found it depended where we placed as to how effect it worked. If placed under the picnic table it worked on your legs, if you had it sitting up higher it helped the upper body to be protected. might work better in a dinning tent rather then under an awning of a fifth wheel.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Didn't take the bite out
By Pete the title guy
from Pennellville, NY
I used the product three times on very still nights. The mosquito's had no problem finding me. I was sitting right next to the product which was on a table. It kept the mosqiuito's away from it only.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
No-bites!! Skeeters didn't show up!
By Ms. Hatts
from Illinois
Used two of these on my balcony and we were mosquito/insects/etc. free! The odor is very pleasant and did not interfere with grilling, eating and entertainment.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
tabletop mosquito repeller
By John
from Ardmore Pa.
the repeller works very good. I plan on getting a few more of them to do a larger area.
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By J.M.
from Hamilton, ON Canada
Had a backyard retirement party last night and this little device is amazing ... it kept the bugs away from the food and musician. Loved it!
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The Portable Tabletop Mosquito Repeller.
from Hamilton, Ontario
Compact and effective!
Portable tabletop mosquito repeller
By Nchapps
from Sherrills Ford, NC
Use it on the rear deck of my house, is moderately effective repelling Mosquitos but the motor is noisy for such a small device.
No bugs on porch near swamp
By Tom
from Macedon,New York
I'm a bird watcher , 62 years! For this reason, I don't want screens on my front porch as they are hard to see through, The porch is about 20 ft. from a large swamp (that's where the birds are! But, as I'm sure you can imagine, the mosquitos are fierce! I put the mosquito repeller on the table beside me and leave it running for about 5 minutes before I sit on the porch, and then leave it running. And there no mosquitos! I've never been able before to enjoy bird watching as muc as I do now!Thank you,Tom Judd
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Hey there!
So basically I found a way to learn is to find a website I like and try to copy it (Make a new one from scratch in dreamweaver), Is that a good way?
Anyways, that wasnt the question. As I'm now copying http://nicklas-bendtner.com/ I'm at the button (About me, Fanzone, News, My Career) section and I'm wondering how this is done? I watched the source code but didnt find out of it.
Hope I can get some help.
Id didn't look at the source code, but it a simple effect and this is how I would do it.
Keep in mind : DON'T USE DREAMWEAVER TO DESIGN.. use it to code, soon you will even realize you can code on SimpleText or any other text editor.
1) Semantically any menu is really a bunch (read:'list') of links in no particular order. So the HTML that denotes this an unordered list (UL). Remeber what I said to you in previous post you can just learn ISOLATED tricks and put them together, as CSS interacts with mark up and with itself.. so lets take care of the whole header rather than the menu. You need to account for the red bar across the sreen, the centering of the page, and you will want something for the logo.
Your markup will be something like:

About me

My Career

News

and so forth

2) First lets do the cross screen red bg.
.wrap{ background:red; }
3) we need to center the head and make it clear/contain all the floats that it will have.
.hed {overflow:hidden; /* contains floats*/
margin:0 auto; width:960px; /* centers element*/
4) Lets take care of that logo.
.hed h1 {float:left;}
5) Lets put the navigation on the right
.nav{ float:right; padding:0; margin:0; list-style:none;}
6) lets make the list item into a HORIZONTAL line
.nav li { float:left;}
7) and finally for links:
.nav li a{ display:block;
border-bottom:3px solid transparent;
font: (style to taste);
.nav li a:hover{ dborder-bottom-color:#fff;}
and that's the gist of it. Hope this helps ..
I truly appriciate your answer but it did not work :(, first I tried it on the site I was working on but it didnt work so afterwards I tested it on a brand new one and it didnt work either.The White things appeared under the text in the dreamweaver preview but as soon as I tried it in browser they dissapeared and the words get messed up.
To be honest I have no Idea what the problem is.
And by the way, I'm almost finished with the index, heres how it looks so far - http://www.kwpwebdesign.se/ but I want it as http://www.nicklas-bendtner.com
If anyone, or you could help me with those buttons I would be glad.
Please: IGNORE DREAMWEAVER!!! DW is not a web browser nor is it designed to do proper web design. Use the DW text editor ( codeview) and then preview on any ( or if possible ALL) browsers.
Also I had a typo, coreect tis rule:
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I made one minor modification, but it was irrelevant to the menu. in any case this is the whole code working together:
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Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers play a vital role by supporting college operations and assisting students. We hope you will considering joining the dedicated group of individuals who render such a valuable service to Green River College.
The volunteer program is run by the Green River College Foundation.
Green River Volunteer Application (Word doc)
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Congress has just returned from their Easter recess break to take up the matters of the country. There are a couple of items we thought you should be aware of that will be taking place over the next few weeks and months.
First off, let's start with the House of Representatives. The House Ways and Means Committee has announced the formation of 11 separate Ways and Means Committee Tax Reform Working Groups. The groups will be led by one Republican member serving as chair and one Democratic member serving as vice chair. Each of the 11 groups will review current law in its designated issue area and then identify, research and compile feedback related to the topic of the working group. The working groups will be responsible for compiling feedback on its designated topic from: 1) stakeholders, 2) academics and think tanks, 3) practitioners, 4) general public and 5) colleagues in the House.
Once the work of those groups is completed, the Joint Committee on Taxation will prepare a report for the full committee. The final Joint Committee on Tax Report is expected to be delivered to the Ways and Means Committee on Monday, May 6, 2013.
So why is NAE DA pointing this out to you, you are probably asking? We wanted to make you aware of the areas NAE DA will be commenting on to the committees. Dealers need to be aware of these issues so you can reinforce them as you see and speak with your representatives over the coming months. If tax reform is going to happen, one of the ways it will happen will be through the House Ways and Means Committee; that is why it is important to know what our issues are.
We will be submitting comments on:
1. LIFO. We will explain why this accounting method is important to dealers and what it means to the industry.
2. Equipment Depreciation. We will outline why the IRS depreciation schedules should be authorized to change equipment depreciation to five years from the seven years that currently exists. Some of the same rationale for the next item will also be used as our arguments here.
3. Bonus Depreciation and Section 179 Expensing. We will state why customers buying equipment should be allowed to write off a piece of equipment over a shorter lifetime. Our statements will include that the depreciation change should increase your customers' income, help in any debt repayments and allow for timely replacement of equipment with newer models. We intend to also mention that faster equipment replacements bring environmental benefits from newer engines, better fuel efficiencies and the latest technology in emission controls.
4. Buildings and Building Contents. We will ask the relevant committee to review the "class life" definitions of a dealership's buildings and contents. The current depreciation schedules spread out the costs of such improvements over too long a recovery period, which often delays a dealer from making such improvements. The need for buildings to accommodate newer and larger pieces of equipment and for adequate diagnostic hardware to service equipment, including tracking and guidance systems, is creating a demand for these capital expansions which justify why we believe the schedules should be reviewed and changed.
5. IRS Code Section 263A. We will make the case that the current threshold of $10 million in annual sales is too low, as this outdated IRS code section requires dealerships to capitalize certain costs—such as labor, handling, purchasing and storage of inventory products. This "capitalization" is a highly complex calculation for most dealers. Our second reason for asking for a change is the fact that the $10 million figure has not kept up with business growth or the consolidations of businesses.
We encourage you to submit your own comments and recommendations to the various study groups. For more information on how to do this, see the article, "Tax Reform Targeted," on page 11 of this issue.
The second item in Washington we will be watching and commenting on as appropriate is the budget discussions. There will be a lot of trade-offs going forward by both parties, and the issue most likely to get caught up in those trade-offs is the next farm bill. Please refer to the Advocacy Section of this magazine issue to get a full understanding of the possible farm bill issue.
MIKE WILLIAMS is vice president of government relations for NAEDA.
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About Us
Parking & Transportation
In order to maintain the integrity of our beautiful campus, parking and transportation at Green River can sometimes be a challenge. That is why we have provided a useful guide to help lesson the frustration.
On this site you will find information on:
- Our new Guaranteed Parking program
- Green River's Shuttle service to and from the Pacific Raceways
- Carpooling
- Staff/Faculty parking
- Parking for disabled students and staff
- General parking
- King County Metro Service
- Visitor's parking
If you don't see the answer to your question, please feel free to call or e-mail us.
To provide our campus community with a safe and efficient transportation plan that will enhance the accessibility, mobility and parking on campus.
Off-Campus Locations
Shuttle to and from Pacific Raceway to Green River. Its the easy way to park, meet new friends, and save money!
Pacific Raceway is only 2.3 miles from campus, approximately 6-10 minutes (depending on traffic) and conveniently located off Highway 18 at the 304th Street exit. There is unlimited parking.
Get rid of the hassle of cruising the Green River parking lots looking for an empty parking stall. Our new shuttle buses run Monday - Friday, from the raceway to Green River between 7:30 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. The pick-up and drop-off location at the college is the northeast corner of Holman Library.
Another off-campus parking location is at the Family of Grace Lutheran Church, 31317 124th Ave. SE, which is about one-half mile north of campus. There are spaces for about 80 vehicles at the church. Unfortunately, there is no pick-up or drop-off location at this site
Campus Safety Rides
Campus Safety and Transportation will provide rides for all students to and from CCA, nearby apartments, home shares, Holman Library and local stores.
The Hours of Operation are: Sunday through Thursdays from dusk to 1:00 a.m. and Fridays and Saturdays from dusk to 2:00 a.m.
Make sure you have your student ID with you to show to the Safety Ride Assistants.
If you have any questions please call Campus Safety at 253-288-3350.
Contact Numbers
Campus Safety:
Non-emergency calls
- (253) 288-3350,
off campus
- Extension 3350,
on campus
Emergency calls
- Extension 2250,
on campus
For more information call Judy Brenden, Program Coordinator for the Transportation Department at 253-833-9111 ext. 2566


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The Grand Caravan was one of the first minivans to make it big in North America, and it's still one of the best. The base Grand Caravan starts under $22,000 and that brings a 6-speed automatic, heated power mirrors, keyless entry, 2-zone air conditioning, standard stability control, tire pressure monitoring and a host of air bags. EPA-estimated mileage on the highway is a strong 25 mpg.
Compare the 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan against similar models
The Dodge Caravan enters 2016 with few changes. The only major change is the addition of a Blacktop Package available on SE Plus and SXT trims. Outside, the package adds 17-inch polished aluminum wheels with gloss black pockets, a gloss black crosshair grille, black headlamp bezels and matching fog lamps, while inside there is an all-black interior with silver accent stitching and matching leather-wrapped steering wheel.
A vehicle's warranty can significant impact your maintenance costs after you drive off the dealer's lot, and it's important to understand the different parts. Typically, a new car warranty includes a Basic warranty, which covers everything except the wear items such as brakes and tires; and a Drivetrain warranty, that covers all the parts that make the car move, such as the engine and transmission
The NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) provides consumers with vehicle safety information based on independent testing, primarily front and side crash rating results, and more recently rollover ratings, to aid consumers in their vehicle purchase decisions.
Below are pictures of the 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan. Select the picture you want to view below
Below are the available colors for the 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan. Select the color to see a close-up view.
For decades, the Dodge Grand Caravan has proved its mettle as a family carrier, as ready for highway excursions as it is for quick jaunts around town. Long considered an exceptional value among minivans, the Grand Caravan has gotten old. Little has changed for the 2016 model year, since a new generation of minivans is expected soon and it looks long in the tooth.
Still ranked among the most flexible minivans you can buy, the Grand Caravan has fallen victim to more stringent crash-testing programs. Safety counts big in family vehicles, and Dodge falls short. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gives it only a four-star overall rating. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety declared Grand Caravan Poor in the new small-overlap crash test, though better in other testing.
Advantages of the Grand Caravan include strong V6 power, fine visibility, and exceptionally flexible seating. Grand Caravan handily tops its more up-to-date competitors, including the Honda Odyssey, with a terrific system called Stow 'n Go. Standard on all but the base SE trim, Stow 'n Go permits second- and third-row seats to fold flat into spaces within the floor. When seats are up, those spaces can serve as storage bins.
One drivetrain is available: a 283-horsepower, 3.6-liter V6, mating with a 6-speed automatic transmission. Gas mileage is about average for a minivan, EPA-rated at 17/25 mpg City/Highway, or 20 mpg Combined. Honda's Odyssey manages a Highway rating of 28 mpg. However, we have observed 28 mpg on the highway in both the Grand Caravan and the Odyssey. An Eco switch adapts shift patterns for optimal fuel economy on the Dodge.
Except for a hint of groaning from the V6 now and then, it's a smooth powertrain, with no shortage of low-end or midrange power. Steering and ride quality don't quite match Odyssey or Quest, yet a Grand Caravan feels composed on the open highway. Over sequential bumps, on the other hand, the Grand Caravan tends to bound, revealing that its suspension damping could be better.
Dodge offers a Blacktop package that includes silver-painted 17-inch wheels with gloss black pockets, black grille and headlight housings, and an all-black interior, including the headliner.
The 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan comes in three primary trim levels, along with two Plus packages. (Prices are MSRP and do not include destination charge.)
Grand Caravan SE ($21,795) comes with tri-zone climate control, six-speaker audio, removable second-row bench and fold-away third-row seating. (Few options are available, including Stow 'n Go seating.) SE Plus adds 17-inch aluminum wheels, black interior with silver accents, and power second-row windows and third-row vents.
Grand Caravan SXT ($27,395) includes Stow 'n Go seating, plus a power liftgate and sliding side doors. SXT Plus adds a leatherette interior, Uconnect hands-free, automatic headlights, and upgraded trim.
Grand Caravan R/T ($30,995) adds color-keyed trim, black leather-upholstered seats, a special suspension, and upgraded audio. Options include navigation, Bluetooth, DVD entertainment, and the ability to turn the minivan into a Wi-Fi hotspot.
Safety features include curtain airbags and stability control with trailer sway control. Available safety equipment includes parking sensors, a rearview camera, blind-spot monitoring with rear cross patch detection, and automatic headlights.
Although curves aren't absent from its body, the Grand Caravan is essentially a big, space-efficient box on wheels. Just a glance at the relatively plain shape proclaims exactly what this vehicle provides. Namely, storage space, coupled with abundant room for passengers.
Other minivans may display more curves and decorative touches, but the clean, no-fuss, wholly practical profile of a Grand Caravan has held up nicely for a long while now. Few details differentiate the Grand Caravan from the closely related Chrysler Town & Country, apart from the Dodge crosshair grille. LED taillamps are shared with several sporty models, elsewhere in the Dodge lineup. Power sliding doors (if installed) close gently, rebounding when sensing an obstruction.
Like the exterior, the cabin of a Grand Caravan is both functional and attractive. The slim, relatively low-sitting dashboard helps produce a pleasantly airy feeling. Textures are appealing, imparting a sense of quality, though grainy plastic components can be found in the rear.
With the cleverly devised, fold-away Stow 'n Go seats installed, the Chrysler/Dodge minivans outrank all the competition in flexibility and cargo space. With seats folded, a 4×8-foot plywood can fit inside.
Front seats could stand more firm support, as they're somewhat spongy, but passengers enjoy abundant space all around. Second-row bucket seats are quite firm, thinly padded and less plush than seats in some rival minivans. Base SE models have a second-row bench instead. Outward visibility is quite good, courtesy of a huge greenhouse.
As in most minivans, the third row best for youngsters, though at least possible for smaller grown-ups. That row folds away manually, or via the optional power-fold system. Adding a movable/removable super console yields handy covered space between the seats.
Rolling down the highway in a Grand Caravan, you'd hardly know the model is more than three decades old. Handling might be predictable and seemingly unexceptional, but Dodge's strong 283-horsepower V6 and 6-speed automatic still deliver the goods in acceleration.
Other engines feel smoother, but Grand Caravan and its Chrysler counterpart are the top-performing minivans of the lot. Push on the gas pedal of a Grand Caravan and you experience intense response, which belies its role as basic, practical transportation. At low-end and midrange speeds, the V6 is smartly responsive, and you can feel its torque-filled nature. Competitive minivans perform almost as briskly, but they don't necessarily deliver that sort of sensation.
Even its handling is more engaging than might be expected, not so far removed from a Quest or Odyssey.
Compared to rival minivans, the ride is nearly cushiony. However, the Grand Caravan bounds forward and back when crossing a series of low bumps, as its suspension tends to smother pavement flaws. The R/T edition feels more like an Odyssey, courtesy of its more distinct suspension tuning. For overall road/steering feel, however, Honda's minivan gets the nod.
The Dodge Grand Caravan stands tall on value, matching rivals in terms of features that ease long-distance journeys. We would order our Grand Caravan with Stow 'n Go, power sliding side doors, and a power liftgate.
Driving impressions by Marty Padgett, The Car Connection. James M. Flammang contributed to this report.
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Zausner Solar Recover Vitamin C & E Moisturizing Face And Body Cream is good as a body cream and a face cream when used sparingly and there is nothing better to heal chapped hands and cracked skin. Massage Solar Recover Vitamin C & E Moisturizing Face And Body Cream into your hands every night to maintain healthy skin. Intro To Health Discussions:Michael Zausner discuss' general health that covers issues like your drinking water, avoiding pesticides on food and toxification of your body and being wary of marketing that tries to get you to overuse products that may be unhealthy. Are you leaving detergent in your clothing and on your plates and glasses? You should really know about this. "It's not about complex formulations that only a scientist can understand accompanied by a bunch of marketing hype. It's about simplicity, effectiveness and passion." Applications & IngredientsSolar Recover's products both have multiple beneficial uses that will improve the health of your skin and hair especially if used daily. The name Solar Recover is now somewhat misleading as Save Your Skin and Save Your Hair (which were initially positioned as sun care products) have now also crossed over into the general personal care arena. They use them year round. They spray our entire bodies with Save Your Skin every day all year even during the colder months as an antidote for dry skin due to dry heat and chlorine from the tap shower water. It's a great way to moisturize skin daily for women and especially for men who like myself are lazy and far to hairy to bother with smearing cream on their arms and legs. They also use it as an after shave as it works better than anything else we've tried in calming down irritated skin, especially under neck irritation. Charlene is an Esthetician and uses it to calm down irritated skin after waxing her clients. She prefers Save Your Skin to creams for hand moisture because she can use my hands right away after applying it without getting anything she touchs greasy. In addition to its outdoor uses, Save Your Hair is also a great leave-in conditioner. They also use it daily after showering and towel drying and it can even be used on dry hair to add a little moisture. Many mothers use it on their daughter's hair in the morning to detangle dry knotted hair instantly. Solar Recover makes every effort to use all-natural ingredients in all of their products. Save Your Skin is a perfect example: When they go into a new perspective retail customer to demonstrate it and our other products they spray it directly into their face with their eyes wide open. (They don't recommend doing that for anyone else, but that is how natural they feel their ingredients are.) They search the planet for the purest raw ingredients that they want to come in contact with themselves. They only use hydro steam distilled essential oils and not oils that have been distilled using solvents. They steam distill their own water because they do not trust those who offer distilled water commercially to actually provide them with 100% purified water. In short, they are maniacs when it comes to staying away from contaminants. Solar Recover's StoryA Business That Found Them... Zausner's lead product, Save Your Skin, was conceived of a few years ago innocently enough when they owned a tennis club in the Southern California desert where the daytime summer temps reached 115 degrees regularly. After being nuked all day the last thing they wanted to do was to smear sticky aloe products on their skin. So they created a fine mist to rehydrate, the criteria for which was simply to use all natural essential and vitamin oils that they knew was healthy for the skin and to make it smell good. Even though as a tennis pro they were very tan, they never took their shirt off. 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FOX's Gallagher: giving blankets to illegal immigrants is "kind of like offering a burglar" tools for a break-in
Nationally syndicated radio host and frequent FOX News contributor Mike Gallagher [1] compared giving blankets to illegal immigrants to "offering a burglar the right tools to break into somebody's house." Gallagher made the assertion while substitute hosting the December 22 edition of FOX News' Hannity & Colmes.
Referencing a December 21 Associated Press report [2] that "Border Patrol is equipping agents in Southern Arizona with blankets and 'heat packs' to treat illegal immigrants who falter in the cold during border crossings," Gallagher said: "Isn't that kind of like offering a burglar the right tools to break into somebody's house?" He then reiterated the comparison, declaring that illegal immigrants "are basically criminals breaking the law to sneak in here [the United States], like the burglar sneaks into our house in the middle of the night."
Media Matters for America has noted previous examples of Gallagher's distortions and scurrilous attacks, including his remark [3] that former Vice President Al Gore and Adolf Hitler were "brilliantly put together side by side" in a Bush-Cheney '04 campaign ad. His radio program, The Mike Gallagher Show, has more than 2.5 million weekly listeners, making him one of the twelve most popular radio hosts, according to TALKERS Magazine. He is the eighth most recognized radio personality, according to Texas-based market-research firm The Benchmark Company. Gallagher's website is currently featuring [4] his invitation to President Bush's December 16 White House holiday reception.
In addition to being a FOX News contributor and guest host, Gallagher is also a "pundit" for the right-wing website NewsMax.com.
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