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Several of us, way out west, decided to take advantage or the offer UE made to us at our big meet (2/19/11). So, it has been deemed necessary to create a thread to discuss our new UE Customs instead of cluttering up the Meet Impressions thread with our "It's like Christmas" banter. So here it is. **
My UE-4 Pro Customs arrived yesterday (3/14) at my office (notice the lovely furniture).
And so, because these images are so terrible (Blackberry, of course), I've decided to post them again here on the now official thread.
Maybe this weekend, if I get time, I'll take some real photo's of these beauties.
** Of course this thread is open to all members... not just us Left Coasters.
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David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor BibliographySee his War Memoirs (6 vol., 1933–36; 2 vol., 1943) and Memoirs of the Peace Conference (1939); biographies by William George, his brother (1958), M. Gilbert (1968), and F. L. Lloyd George, his widow (1971); K. O. Morgan (1971) and J. Grigg (3 vol., 1973–85). Sections in this article:
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Time 2 Go Onetangi
Featuring over 2 kilometres of firm white sand, Onetangi is best-known for its beach, Waiheke's largest.
Onetangi transforms once a year to become a race course, with hooves of horses galloping up and down the beach. Most other times you'll find this lovely long beach a lot more calm with idyllic swimming opportunities even at low tide.
From the cliffs above Onetangi you can enjoy views towards Great Barrier and Little Barrier islands and for the more adventurous zipline through the trees. Sampling wine is another experience well catered for with many popular vineyards dotted around the region.
Time 2 Go publishes a seasonal 'accommodation' favourites list for Waiheke and the Islands of the Gulf region including Waiheke villages like Oneroa, Onetangi, Palm Beach, Omiha/Rocky Bay. The list also includes other islands such as Great Barrier Island and Kawau Island to assist you with your travel planning.
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When Dr. Darragh Flynn sits down with her pregnant patients, she preaches healthy habits: Don't smoke or drink, eat nutritious foods and take vitamins. She also advises them to avoid gasoline fumes, pesticides, certain types of fish, and some household cleaners and cosmetics. "It's only for nine months," she tells them. "Let someone else put gas in the car."
But Flynn is in the minority. A new nationwide survey of 2,600 obstetricians and gynecologists found that most do not warn their pregnant patients about chemicals in food, consumer products, or the environment that could endanger their fetuses. More than half said they don't warn about mercury, and hardly any of them give advice about lead, pesticides, air pollution, or chemicals in plastics or cosmetics.
"We're worrying about pre-term labor, obesity and hypertension," said Dr. Jeanne A. Conry, an ob/gyn at Kaiser Permanente in Roseville, Calif., and incoming president of a national medical society. "Obesity trumps almost everything. We put our time and energy there, and don't dwell on some of the other things we should be aware of."
Virtually all pregnant women have chemicals in their bodies that might harm fetal development. Monitoring of pregnant women found about 100 different chemicals, with 43 of them in all women tested. Lead, mercury, toluene, perchlorate, bisphenol A, flame retardants, perfluorinated compounds, organochlorine pesticides and phthalates are among the chemicals, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's nationwide testing program.
Studies suggest that for many these compounds, low-level exposures in the womb seem to disrupt development of the brain or reproductive systems. Others may raise the risk of birth defects, or lead to cancer, immune problems, asthma, fertility problems or other disorders later in life.
Yet that information is not reaching most women who are pregnant or may become pregnant.
Almost all of the doctors in the new, nationwide survey, conducted by University of California, San Francisco researchers, said they routinely discussed smoking, alcohol, diet and weight gain. Eighty-six percent also said they discuss workplace hazards, and 68 percent warn about second-hand smoke. But only 19 percent said they talk to their pregnant patients about pesticides and only 12 percent discuss air pollution. Forty-four percent said they routinely discussed mercury with pregnant women. Eleven percent said they mention volatile organic compounds, which are fumes emitted by gasoline, paints and solvents.
Even fewer physicians warned their patients about two chemicals in consumer products that are often in the news: bisphenol A (BPA) at 8 percent and phthalates at 5 percent. Nine percent of the doctors told their patients about polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), industrial compounds often found in fish.
For instance, even though the dangers of mercury are well established, only four out of every 10 doctors said they discuss the contamination with pregnant women. Since 2004, the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Food and Drug Administration have warned pregnant women to avoid eating high-mercury fish such as swordfish and shark and to limit consumption of albacore tuna. In addition, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists issues statements to its members on the importance of patients avoiding mercury in fish.
Yet an estimated 300,000 newborns each year — one out of every fourteen — are exposed to levels of methylmercury that exceed the guidelines that the EPA set to avoid neurological effects in fetuses. Mercury in the womb has been tied to reduced IQs and other effects on developing brains.
Dr. Naomi Stotland said warnings over mercury could result in women eating less fish, which is a low-calorie protein rich in omega-3 fatty acids critical for a baby's brain development. "Mercury in fish is a tricky one," said Stotland, who practices at San Francisco General Hospital and was lead investigator on the survey. "Fish is such a good protein source for women, and they're probably not eating enough of it. I give out printed materials that direct them to fish with lower levels of mercury," such as sardines, herring, pollock, shrimp and scallops.
"Most of my patients don't even read food labels," Stotland continued. "Are they carrying around the fish list? I worry, and I know other colleagues worry, that women will replace fish with processed hamburger. I don't think it's such a simple message."
Dr. Jane Hightower, who practices internal medicine in San Francisco, agreed that the warnings are confusing but said ob/gyns should take more time to learn about food and contaminants. "To make ends meet, there are too many patients crammed into the schedule. Food science literature and environmental toxicant literature are difficult to sort out, and the doctors are not being taught about nutrition or contaminants in school," said Hightower, who has authored a book and several scientific journals reports about unhealthful levels of mercury in fish.
Despite evidence that environmental factors contribute to many health problems, medical students report fewer than six hours of environmental health training, according to University of Texas School of Medicine researchers. "The whole medical establishment needs to look at themselves and start evaluating old practices that might not be so safe for the patient in the long run," Hightower said.
Flynn holds pre-pregnancy counseling sessions with her patients, who are mostly middle-to-upper class women living in San Francisco. She gets a lot of questions about environmental chemicals, sometimes from prospective mothers and sometimes from the mothers of young patients. She said the role of the ob/gyn is changing as environmental chemicals are gaining more attention as agents of defects and disease.
Twenty-five years ago, "people were not quite as cognizant. Now they ask for the resource, or a reputable web site. Before the internet that was not an option," she said. Flynn goes further than most by telling women they can reduce BPA exposure by not buying canned foods and beverages with resin liners, and that they can avoid cosmetics and plastics containing chemicals called phthalates.
In contrast, at San Francisco General Hospital, Stotland sees low-income patients on California's Medicaid program. Stotland doesn't get the questions that Flynn often encounters. "Most of my patients don't ask me about environmental exposures. They don't ask about cosmetic products, bisphenol A or organic foods. Most don't have high-speed Internet access, and don't read articles and get alerts."
Many of her patients clean buildings and houses or work in nail salons, and struggle with staying away from harmful chemicals. She encourages individual solutions such as cooking at home and avoiding processed foods packaged in plastic. She's trying to push baking soda and vinegar instead of toxic cleaning products.
Even though Stotland's patients are low income and probably at higher risk, she said she wasn't talking to them about environmental health until recently. Many doctors in the response comments of the survey said they were concerned about making patients feel overly anxious. "The social circumstances are so burdensome. Some colleagues think the patients are already worried about paying rent, getting deported or their partner being incarcerated," Stotland said.
There are many scientific uncertainties about the dangers to fetuses, so clinicians can only proceed with caution. For example, Conry said there is a lot of research on the effects of BPA, particularly in lab animals, but doctors don't know how to interpret the results. "So, it hasn't resulted in a change in practice patterns." Research on environmental chemicals is difficult for clinicians to understand because it differs from what they are used to with pharmaceuticals, she said.
Almost every obstetrician and gynecologist has a desk reference for pharmaceuticals, she said, but "it doesn't have any sections on environmental toxicants. There isn't an easy resource for physicians to use.
"In the case of pharmaceuticals, the onus is on the pharmaceutical company to do the research with toxicity testing, randomized control trials and post-exposure observational studies," Conry added. "With environmental chemicals, the manufacturer puts out a product, and the onus is on the regulatory bodies, environmental groups and lay public to find problems and study the effects."
Conry, who will become president of the American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecologists in May, urges a stronger role for physicians. She is co-author of a paper with Stotland, Sutton and four others concluding that physicians should intervene as early as possible to help women prevent harmful exposures.
For the first time a year ago, the ob/gyn society stepped into a policy-influencing role in environmental health issues. Its president, James N. Martin, wrote a letter to the EPA urging the agency to consider links between prenatal exposure to the insecticide chlorpyrifos and birth defects before deciding whether to ban agricultural uses.
In the new survey, 89 percent of the doctors said guidelines from the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists would be the most helpful in gaining information on environmental health. "As a society, we have a lot of work to do both in terms of informing women of dangers and helping them find alternative jobs when they're pregnant," Stotland said. "This is society's job. Clinicians can't fix the problems in their offices."
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Writers Guild Award Analysis: It's Still 'Moonlight' and 'Manchester' At the Oscars
"Moonlight" beat "Manchester by the Sea" for Best Original Screenplay, but Barry Jenkins and Kenneth Lonergan both remain the ones to beat in their categories.
"Moonlight" beat "Manchester by the Sea" for Best Original Screenplay, but Barry Jenkins and Kenneth Lonergan both remain the ones to beat in their categories.
Among the 15 documentaries that she believes will earn a shot on the Academy's shortlist are "13th," "Cameraperson," and "Weiner."
Unnerving new documentaries from Robert Kenner and Alex Gibney explore the intersection of technology, security, and nuclear war.
There's many great docs, but there's only five Oscar nominees. We pick the frontrunners for the Oscar. (Updated February 22, 2017.)
This series of ten weekly half-hour episodes drawn from the rich content of The New Yorker is both unexpected and hugely entertaining.
In his new film, Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Alex Gibney explores the phenomenon of Stuxnet, a self-replicating computer virus discovered in 2010 by international IT experts. Evidently commissioned by the US and Israeli governments, this malware was designed to specifically sabotage Iran's nuclear programme. However, the complex computer worm ended up not only infecting its intended target but also spreading uncontrollably. Although to this day officially denied, Stuxnet was created by two allied forces who were each pursuing their own agendas, and in doing so opened up the Pandora's box of cyber warfare…
Journalist Lawrence Wright brings his multilayered one-man play to the screen as he discusses how a reporter remains objective while covering highly charged issues such as 9/11, Al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden's past and the history of Islam. Wright examines the Muslim religion, Al-Qaeda's rise to power and bin Laden's complicated relationship with the rulers of Saudi Arabia in this riveting documentary from Academy Award-winning director Alex Gibney.
A probing investigation into the lies, greed and corruption surrounding D.C. super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff and his cronies.
After the Chicago Cubs blow an opportunity to reach the World Series in 2003, Cubs fans blame the team's misfortune on fellow fan Steve Bartman, who interfered with a foul ball and prevented Moises Alou from making a catch.
If income inequality were a sport, the residents of 740 Park Avenue in Manhattan would all be medalists. This address boasts the highest number of billionaires in the United States.
A freewheeling portrait of Ken Kesey and the Merry Prankster's fabled road trip across America in the legendary Magic Bus. In 1964, Ken Kesey, the famed author of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," set off on a legendary, LSD-fuelled cross-country road trip to the New York World's Fair. He was joined by "The Merry Band of Pranksters," a renegade group of counterculture truth-seekers, including Neal Cassady, the American icon immortalized in Kerouac's "On the Road," and the driver and painter of the psychedelic Magic Bus.


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Standards provide sure direction to strengthen and guide members of the Church. As young women keep gospel standards, they will be of great service in the Church and the world. They will also be worthy to receive the ordinances of the temple.
In the booklet For the Strength of Youth, the First Presidency outlines gospel standards and teaches youth how to apply them. Every young woman should have a copy of For the Strength of Youth. She should review the standards often and consider how well she is living them.
Young Women leaders should study the standards in the booklet and exemplify them. They should find ways to teach and reinforce these standards often in lessons and at Mutual activities, camp, youth conference, and other activities.
Members of the bishopric and Young Women leaders can encourage parents to study gospel standards, exemplify them, and discuss them with their daughters. They can also encourage young women to use For the Strength of Youth as a resource for family home evening lessons and talks.


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Here's what it looks like in combat:
I don't have a screenshot for arena yet since the add-ons I normally use haven't all been updated.
Not really sure how I would go about doing this but yeah if I can make it work I will. What all would you want in it? Also, are we even allowed to post third party file-sharing links?
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Spark Motion Pro: Why This iPad Video Editor Could Help Your Favorite Team Win
Ever watch your favorite sports team's season go down the drain due to injuries? What if I told you a video-editing app for iPad could someday be the reason why your team wins a championship? That's just what Spark Motion Pro could do, if Dave Gottfeld has his way.
See, what Spark Motion Pro does functionally is to allow its users to shoot videos, then easily annotate them and add commentary. In this case the annotations can include things like stopwatches, a ruler to measure lengths of objects, set to the scale of a control object, an angle measurement tool, and even transparent overlays of another video. Users can easily import videos, rearrange clips, and add their commentary to them, then uploading them to a cloud-based service for others to view. It's all functionality that - by itself - is perhaps technically solid, but not necessarily revolutionary in and of itself.
But see, sometimes the power of an app is not so much in what it does, but what it allows the user to do. And what it allows trainers and physicians to do is to be able to easily capture video of someone they're working with, say, an athlete recovering from a knee injury, as Gottfeld demoed to me when I spoke to him. When one client he worked with who suffered an ACL injury, he was able to show using the app's grid and transparent overlay how a one-leg balance test showed that the person's non-injured leg was having balance issues during their recovery with the other leg. Using Spark Motion, Gottfeld could easily quantify to his client using the video overlay of the exact problem.
Baseball and golf are two extremely mechanical sports, and Spark Motion is perfect for them. The angle overlay can help a golfer analyze where the angle of their swing is, informing them of what they need to focus on to improve. Gottfeld in particular showed how he was able to detect how a certain hip movement was causing knee stress in a baseball batter's swing. Pitchers are an obvious application for this app: delivery flaws could be detected and improvement over time could be shown as well.
Spark Motion Pro takes full advantage of the convenience of modern technology: as an iPad app, this means that its users can easily shoot and analyze video from wherever. The app's subscription service comes with cloud storage (which is HIPAA compliant for patient confidentiality) that can allow trainers and practitioners to work remotely with clients who can shoot and upload their own video, which theSpark Motion user can then provide their analysis of and send back. Users can even link up a PayPal account and charge for their services in the app on a per-video basis. This can happen anywhere wi-fi is available.
The more powerful hardware of the latest iOS devices only makes Spark Motion better: the iPad Air can render video with annotations much faster than previous generations, at what Gottfeld reports as a 1:1 ratio of video time to rendering time. Videos can be imported from sources besides the iPad, so video could be shot with a high-end camera on a stable setup, for example. Or for those who want to shoot high framerate video with the iPhone 5s, that is compatible with Spark Motion Pro as well. Perhaps those additional frames could reveal information in the body's movements that could help prevent a catastrophic injury, or provide dramatic performance improvements.
The app has tons of potential, but it's already in use in some cases: Gottfeld reports working with the New England Patriots using Spark Motion, and former NFL kicker Matt Stover helps train kickers using the app. And at the recent MLB Winter Meetings, among the headlines of big deals and big fights, Gottfeld got to meet with all the teams in a speed-pitching scenario, and several teams were reportedly interested in the app. They might just be the ones that keep their players healthy on the field, or get the injured ones back sooner, and win more games.
The Spark Motion Pro app is a free download from the App Store, but it requires a subscription account to use, with signups available at Spark Motion's website.


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DELAIRE LANDING LEISURE TIMERS May 16. $47, includes bus, lunch at Petite Passion Restaurant and mural arts guided tour. 215-969-1994, 215-637-1699.
BRISTOL CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL FOUNDATION May 19 to 23. Charleston, S.C. $470 per person double occupancy, includes bus, lodging, six meals, tours, free time in Charleston City Market, taxes and tips. 215-788-9408.
DAYTRIPPERS TRAVEL CLUB May 19. Candlelight Dinner Theatre. Members $48, guests $50. Package includes bus, "Legally Blonde" and lunch. Leave Klein JCC, Red Lion Road and Jamison Avenue, at 11:30 a.m. 215-677-4754, 215-698-2711.
TLA FEASTERVILLE June 4. Hunterdon Hills Dinner Theatre. $72, includes lunch and show, "Wake up Darling." Reserve by May 24. 215-598-3227.
FOX CHASE TRAVEL CLUB & BENSALEM SENIOR CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION May 27 to 31. Rail and sail New England. $685 (double), includes round-trip motorcoach transportation, tips, accommodations in Mystic, Conn., and Dover, N.H., nine meals, Boston city tour, three cruises and more. 215-742-3898, 215-884-3820.
ST. JEROME'S SENIORS (JEMS) May 27 to 30. Niagara Falls. $425 double occupancy, includes six meals, guided tours of Niagara and Toronto, Maid of the Mist and more. A passport is required. 215-333-2785, 215-743-1035.
BRIDESBURG PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH June 27. Sight & Sound Theater, Lancaster. Adults (19 and older) $100, teens (13 to 18) $85, children (3 to 12) $70. Package includes transportation, show and all-you-can-eat buffet lunch at Hershey Farms Restaurant. Full payment due by May 30. 215-901-5061.
GIBBONS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION June 1. New York. Package includes bus, free time, "Motown," the new hit musical, and dinner in New York. 215-674-3863, 215-722-8825.
KLEIN JCC June 2. New York. See "Kinky Boots," a musical from Cyndi Lauper and Harvey Fierstein. Members $145, all others $155. Transportation is included. Departure inf.: 215-698-7300, Ext. 176.
ST. JEROME'S SENIORS (JEMS) June 5. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. $80, includes show and lunch at Shady Maple. 215-333-2785, 215-743-1035, 215-338-3787.
OUR LADY OF CONSOLATION SENIORS June 9 to 13. Wildwood, N.J. $410, double occupancy, includes accommodations at Compass Motel and all meals. 215-338-2449.
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE MENORAH KENESETH CHAI June 17 to 21. Pine Grove Dude Ranch in New York. $390 (double), includes everything. 215-725-2002, 215-941-8145.
ST. JEROME'S SENIORS (JEMS) June 26. Bristol Riverside Theatre. $80, includes show and dinner at Georgine's. 215-333-2785, 215-743-1035, 215-338-3787.
DAYTRIPPERS TRAVEL CLUB June 28. Bryn Athyn Cathedral and Cairnwood Estate. Members $25, guests $27. Package includes box lunch. 215-677-4754, 215-698-2711.
DELAIRE LANDING LEISURE TIMERS July 9 to 11. Villa Vosilla Resort, Tannersville, N.Y. $389 per person, double occupancy, $489 single. Package includes two-hour river cruise, visit to West Point, meals, entertainment and more. 215-612-7909, 215-969-1994.
ST. JEROME LADIES GUILD July 18. Bucks County Playhouse. $85, includes bus, lunch at Cock & Bull, show ("And the World Goes Around") and visit to Peddlers Village. 215-821-3393, 215-742-1866.
GOLDEN FRIENDS Sept. 30 to Oct. 5. Myrtle Beach, S.C. $700, includes ocean-view room, dinner show, breakfast and dinner, and more. Final payment due by Aug. 9. 215-335-2287.
ST. JEROME LADIES GUILD Aug. 22. Bristol Riverside Theatre. $82, includes bus, lunch at Georgine's and "Broadway Collection." 215-821-3393, 215-742-1866.
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE MENORAH KENESETH CHAI Aug. 28. Dutch Apple Dinner Theater, Lancaster. $60, includes transportation, "Menopause, the Musical" and dinner. 215-941-8145.
HOLY REDEEMER VILLAGE Sept. 16 to 20. Pine Dude Ranch. $384 per person, double occupancy or $484 single, includes bus, meals, cocktail party, entertainment and more. 215-947-3542.
DELAIRE LANDING LEISURE TIMERS Sept. 19 to 25. Chicago. $759.95 per person, double occupancy. Package includes transportation, accommodations, 10 meals, escorted guided tours and more. 215-612-7909, 215-969-1994.
FOX CHASE TRAVEL CLUB & BENSALEM SENIOR CITIZENS' ASSOCIATION Nov. 18 to 22. Myrtle Beach, S.C. $680 per person, double occupancy, includes bus, accommodations, eight meals, holiday shows and more. Final payment due by Sept. 20. 215-742-3898, 215-884-3820.
ST. MARTIN'S SENIORS New Orleans. Oct. 12 to 20. $1,070, includes lodging, stops in Chattanooga and Atlanta, 17 meals and sightseeing. 215-535-7135. ••


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Potato Baskets
Baking potatoes | 5 Large, scrubbed and peeled | |
Vegetable cooking spray | 2 Tablespoon | |
Vegetable oil | 2 Tablespoon |
Coarsely shred potatoes, dropping pieces into a large bowl of cold water as they are cut, let stand at least 15 minutes.
Drain and dry thoroughly on paper towels.
Spray both layers of a bird's nest frying basket with vegetable cooking spray.
Dip both layers of basket in oil to coat. (This will help prevent potatoes from sticking to basket.)
Evenly arrange about 3/4 cup of shredded potatoes in the bottom basket, covering completely.
Place the smaller basket on top, and secure with clip.
Completely immerse the basket nest in deep hot oil (350°), and fry until golden brown (about 1 to 2 minutes).
Remove basket from oil, and unclip, let stand 2 minutes on paper towel.
Gently lift out smaller basket, tip larger basket to turn out potato basket.
Drain on paper towels.
If potatoes stick to wire basket, tap basket lightly on countertop, and gently pry out with a knife.
Repeat procedure with remaining potatoes.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 281 Calories from Fat 81
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 9 g14.1%
Saturated Fat 1.3 g6.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 15.4 mg0.6%
Total Carbohydrates 46 g15.4%
Dietary Fiber 3.2 g13%
Sugars 1.5 g
Protein 5 g10.7%
Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 23.7%
Calcium 3.2% Iron 11.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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I've taken over a project left from an ex-employee, and haven't worked with VB in years.. .. but this project needs to be completed asap I've the following error:
ERROR: Argument 'Expression' is not a value value.
And basically all I've been doing so far, is formatting the output fields to show dates correctly. And I believe I'm getting this error, as nothing is in the field, so therefore it might be null/invalid. But the place where I found this, is in code portion of an ascx file in the solution. But I can't see anywhere in the design/code tabs where this field might've been initialized ... can anyone please please please tell me where/how I might be able to find this so that I can fix it ? .. . .if it helps, I'm using VB.Net 2003.


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As the school year ended, Trees New York was busy bringing its greening message to Queens schools.
In early spring, there were school assembly programs in PS 52 in Woodside and the Bell Academy in Bayside. At the events, TNY staff give a lecture/demonstration and slide show on the benefits of trees to our environment, tree biology, street tree care, tree problems and what can be done about them, environmental issues and tree advocacy.
A fascinating new TNY outreach is the Schools and Tree Program. This is funded by Con Edison in a unique, doubly environmentally advantageous way. Since 2007, Con Ed has enrolled over 100,000 of its city and Westchester customers in its paperless billing program. About 12,000 of those customers are in Queens. For every customer who signs up, Con Ed donates $1 to Trees New York. This has enabled TNY to offer trees to plant in schoolyards at no cost. It is part of the MillionTreesNYC program.
Late in May, nine trees were planted at PS 20 in Flushing and three at PS 69 in Jackson Heights. In early June, eight trees were planted at PS 23 in Bellerose and five at PS 153 in Maspeth. Before any planting, which takes place between March 15 and June 15 and October 15 and December 15, TNY staff works with the school to pick the tree and site for the planting, provides trees and supplies for planting, provides tools and safety equipment for students to use while planting, supervises the planting, visits classrooms to talk about trees and their care and distributes TNY publications.
According to a 2003 study, if all American households viewed and paid their bills electronically, it would save 18.5 million trees, avoid 2.2 billion tons of air pollutants and 1.7 billion pounds of solid waste and save 15.8 billion gallons of water.
Trees New York has specially designed programs for elementary, middle and high schools, as well as a Young Citizen Pruner course. An Art of Science program has students creating original works of art and demonstrating their knowledge of tree science and environmental issues.
Trees New York publications are free and cover a wide range of topics. Some are in Spanish as well as English and a special one, "Street & Plaza Tree Maintenance: A Guide for Commercial and Residential Building/Maintenance Personnel" is available in English, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese and Haitian Creole. All of these are well-written, easily understandable and well-illustrated.
The Trees New York Citizen Pruner course, described in the last column, is more important than ever in these days, when budget restraints are hitting every government agency. It is fine to keep planting as many trees as we can, but the maintenance of them is vital to the greening of the city. Volunteer Citizen Pruners can make an impressive contribution to all of us.
Susan Gooberman, the executive director of Trees New York is a quietly dynamic leader of a remarkable group of New Yorkers dedicated to expanding and protecting the green of our city. They will be happy to hear from you at 212-227-1887 or email@example.com.
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Elizabeth Cripps Spicer was the oldest child in the Cripps family. Her obituary notes that she emigrated in 1856, five years earlier than her mother.
Thank you for sending this obituary, Toni!
"It is good to look to the past to gain appreciation for the present and perspective for the future..."


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Tell us how The Honest Kitchen has helped your pet and receive 100 rewards points!
- Name:
- Max
- Breed:
- Other (Bichon Frise)
- Age:
- 14
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NEW YORK Aug 15 Mark Sass and his wife Jan decided to refinance the mortgage on their Cincinnati, Ohio, home on Friday, just days before the Federal Reserve pledged to keep rates near historic lows through the first half of 2013.
"I knew the Fed statement was coming out and rates had dropped to historically low levels, and it just seemed like an opportune time. I hadn't even thought about it until then," says Sass, who owns his own marketing research company.
Their original mortgage had a 20-year amortization period - at a 4.875 percent rate - with 12 years remaining. They are rolling it over into a 10-year mortgage with a 3.5 percent rate. "I was able to knock a couple of years off the term with a very modest increase in the monthly payment," Sass says. "It seemed like a no-brainer to me."
Sass and his wife are both 55, so retirement is on the horizon. "The opportunity to look 10 years out and know that - unless things change - we won't have a mortgage when we retire looked like a smart decision," Sass says, adding the overall savings on interest by reducing his term will be in the neighborhood of $20,000.
Sass is one of many jumping on the refinance bandwagon in the wake of the current financial crisis. Mortgage applications shot up 21.7 percent for the week ending Aug.5, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association Market Composite Index. The spike was largely driven by a 30.4 percent jump in the group's refinancing index.
"In a few years, these rates will be a memory that people talk about at cocktail parties. Just like when our parents talked about how low interest rates were when they bought their homes," says Dan Nigro, principal at Warfield Consultants in Montclair, New Jersey. "These are the kind of levels that people should lock in for the long term and it certainly is what the government has in mind."
But the question remains: With the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage hovering just below 4.5 percent - the lowest levels for 2011 according to LendingTree.com - should consumers jump to refinance or buy a new home? Or should they wait for a new bottom?
Now is the time to act, says Alex Stenback, who writes at the blog "Behind the Mortgage" and is a mortgage banker with Residential Mortgage Group, a division of Alerus Financial (ALRS.PK). "Don't get lulled into a sense of complacency over what the Fed says about interest rates. They can move up, and this window can shut much faster than people imagine," he cautions.
Greg McBride, senior financial analyst at Bankrate.com, agrees. Since Standard & Poor's downgrade of the U.S. credit rating from AAA to AA on August 5, Treasury yields have fallen. "But mortgage rates aren't going down at the same pace," McBride says.
Mortgage rates tend to mirror long-term U.S. Treasury rates, which have declined in recent weeks. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note hovered around 2.12 percent late Wednesday and set a record low auction yield of 2.14 percent the same day.
If you're convinced now is a good time to refinance your existing mortgage, or buy a new home, here are some ways that traditional advice is playing out in today's market:
1. Shop around for your lender
Cast a wide net when looking for a lender. Do your research and look for alternatives. Check with your local credit union to see if you're eligible for a membership rather than getting lured by major institutions advertising low rates. The Internet offers an array of sites devised to help you find the best lender and rate for you. Bankrate.com's refinance section is a great place to start.
"You want to apply, ideally, with two to three different lenders on the same day. Rates change all the time and you want to facilitate an apples-to-apples comparison. If you apply on the same day, when you look at the good-faith estimates you can make a good comparison of not just the rate but also the fees that will be charged," McBride says.
Sometimes you need to play hardball. Ken McDonnell, director of the American Savings Education Council with the Employee Benefit Research Institute, refinanced his mortgage last week. After researching online, he contacted a number of lenders in his area and approached his mortgage holder with the best offer he found. "I contacted Bank of America (BAC.N), who was my mortgage banker for the past 13 years, and told them the rate I'm getting from Aurora Financial - 3.6 percent and $3,000 in closing costs - and asked could they match it or do better and they didn't," he says.
By switching lenders, McDonnell reduced his rate from 4.5 percent to 3.6 percent, which saves him $291 on his monthly mortgage payment.
2. Do your research on costs
Will the costs associated with refinancing justify the reduced monthly payment? The typical rule-of-thumb is a homeowner should refinance if they can save a full percentage point on their rate.
Bob Davis, executive vice president of the American Banker's Association, cautions against applying the broad-blanket, one-percent rule. Consumers need to consider individual costs to modify versus change lenders, annual savings on the reduced rate, how long you'll likely remain in the home, the change in an interest rate tax deduction, title insurance, escrow waiver fees and other charges.
"The cost of those variables may be different there is a break-even point there. It may take you three years to get back your out-of-pocket expenses. If you're planning on staying in your home seven years, than that's a good thing to do but if you're only staying in the home two years, it will cost you more to refinance," he says.
For McDonnell, the cost to change lenders was minimal. Two-thousand dollars of the $3,000 in costs were rolled into his mortgage, and after closing his escrow account with BofA, he received a $1,700 refund. "It's going to be a very small amount that's coming out of my pocket," he says.
In the unwritten rules of refinancing, your monthly mortgage payment savings should equal your closing costs within 12 to 18 months. In McDonnell's case, he'll break even in 11 months.
3. Request a copy of your credit report
While there may be an incredible incentive to refinance due to low rates, be sure your credit history is in order before approaching a lender.
To lock in the lowest rates, consumers will need a FICO score of at least 760 to even be a contender for refinancing, Nigro says. "These are very tight credit underwriting regulations and when you combine that with the fact that 25 percent of Americans have a loan-to-value that exceeds 125 percent of the value of their home, it means that a large amount of people are eligible to refinance but less than 20 percent of all of those who have the rate incentive can refinance because of their credit score and/or the equity they have in their home."
Everyone is entitled to a free annual credit report from each of the three nationwide credit agencies: Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. Log on to www.annualcreditreport.com for your quarterly update.
You never know, you may be pleasantly surprised by your credit score, says Sass. "Both of our kids are out of college, we have no credit card debt so I knew the (credit) score was going to be high. It makes life a lot easier and there are a lot less questions to answer."
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I've done this once. In Forest-o-Fun, get to the survival point. There will be a hole where the lizards come out, near the left. If you stick your head in the hole, holding the left button, the lizards will fall out. But instead of going in your mouth or beside it, they'll fall in the dirt. And I mean if you go down to the ground, they'll be running around above your head, as if the "inside" of the dirt will be their ground. I've only done this once and I'm not sure if it works every time. |
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text: The second of director Barry Levinson's Barry Levinson (the first was Barry Levinson, the third Barry Levinson), Tin Men seems at first glance to be much ado about nothing. Set in 1963, the story begins when two aluminum siding salesmen, played by Richard Dreyfuss and Danny DeVito, are involved in a traffic accident. Fueled by their own individual frustrations--Dreyfuss dislikes the phonier aspects of his profession, while DeVito is unhappily married to Barbara Hershey--the two men begin an all-out war of harassment against one another. DeVito goes on a destructive rampage against Dreyfuss' material possessions, while Dreyfuss contrives to steal away DeVito's wife. An ironic twist of fate ironically, brings the two men to common ground at the finale. As with the earlier Barry Levinson, Levinson spends a great deal of screen time showing small minds obsessed with small things: counterpointing the snow-balling hostilities between Dreyfuss and DeVito is Jackie Gayle as DeVito's partner, who can talk of nothing but the TV series Jackie Gayle. Michael Tucker, who like Barry Levinson was Baltimore born and bred, repeats his Barry Levinson role as "Bagel." Listen for director Levinson's voice as a baseball stadium announcer. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi


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Looking down into the gorge of the Athabasca River, a short way below the falls. The various layers and the composition of the rock walls results in many shades of color, made even more interesting by the effects of sunlight filtering through the changing mists of the river. This is one of those prone positions where one very cautiously peeks over the edge to get the shot. Later on, one wonders where our common sense goes at such times.
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Hi Mike! Glad you liked it. I thought about it for awhile and then decided the creep-and-crawl method would probably work OK. lol!
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HOOVER, Ala.—Missouri coach Gary Pinkel says he thinks it is "wrong" to place sole blame for the Penn State tragedy on former coach Joe Paterno.
Talking with reporters at Southeastern Conference Media Days on Tuesday, Pinkel was quoted as saying "you can't take away the greatness of this man. He was a great man, and you can't, however you analyze this, all of a sudden erase all that this guy's done. You can't do that. Nobody can do that."
Pinkel said Paterno was a friend who he got to know professionally. He added that it was a "tragic situation ... involving children" and that "I'm sure maybe if (Paterno) could do it over again he would (have) followed up a few things."
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Their international popularity began upon being formed in 1970 in Stockholm, Sweden. Creating a big full vocal harmony and using the first letter of their name, Scandinavian singers Agnetha Faltskog, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad became ABBA with numerous visits to the Hit Parade.
Their first million selling single, "Waterloo" in 1974 was followed by "Honey, Honey," "SOS," "I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do," "Mamma Mia " and "Fernando" before topping the charts for twenty-two consecutive weeks with "Dancing Queen" in 1976.
"Knowing You, Knowing Me," "Money, Money, Money" and "The Name Of The Game," continued ABBA's hit streak before "Take A Chance On Me" gave the group a third million selling top five hit. And again in 1980 "The Winner Takes It All" was another million selling single.
Even today the sale of albums continue to add to ABBA's nearly 500 million sold worldwide with the groups Greatest Hits selling more than 27 million recordings.
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Warm and soothing, this popular dish spells comfort. Sent in by Christy Hinrichs of Parkville, Missouri, the paired-down classic features tender green beans, creamy mushroom soup and golden french-fried onions.
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- 1/2 cup french-fried onions, divided
- In a small bowl, combine the soup, milk, soy sauce and pepper. Stir in green beans and 1/4 cup onions.
- Transfer to a 2-cup baking dish coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with remaining onions. Bake, uncovered, at 400° for 12-15 minutes or until bubbly. Yield: 2 servings.
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Very pretty. I love all the piercing and the fabulous primas!
GORGEOUS Michelle!! I love the layout you chose to case! LOVE the colors, stamps, totally awesome!!
Both are great Michelle! I love all the white and the clean crisp feeling! Awesome cards.
I haven't visited here in a wee while and you've just blown me away with all the gorgeousness!!xxx
I love these!! I'm always so jealous of people who can make cards with lots of white space. So pretty, so clean :)
WOW Michelle, these are both gorgeous! I LOVE the white layers, SO pretty!!!
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Gorgeous case - Michelle!!! Love all the white space *wink*!!! Just perfect!!!
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These are both gorgeous Michelle! I'm especially impressed with the 2nd one because I have that stamp set too...and I couldn't get good ink coverage like that...what ink are you using?? I love that set but haven't found the right ink for it. Awesome work as usual GF!!
They are both gorgeous!
ok, so I cased the same card as well!! love both of yours!!! soo cute!
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Birth defects characterized by malformation of the limbs are relatively common. New insight into one form of the birth defect synpolydactyly, where individuals have 1 or more digit (finger or toe) duplicated and 2 or more digits fused together, has now been provided by Stefan Mundlos and colleagues, at Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany, who studied a mouse model of the condition.
The results of their research are published online Dec. 15 in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
One form of synpolydactyly is caused by mutations in the HOXD13 gene. To understand how these mutations cause disease the authors analyzed mice carrying one of these mutations, Spdh/Spdh mice.
Surprisingly, the protein generated by the mutated gene was found to have lost a function of the normal Hoxd13 protein and to have gained a new function. Specifically, the mutant protein was unable to facilitate normal levels of production of the soluble factor RA, and intrauterine treatment with RA restored normal digit formation in Spdh/Spdh mice. As RA was shown to normally suppress the generation of cells that produce and maintain cartilage, the loss-of-function mutated Hoxd13 therefore indirectly promotes the formation of cartilage.
Importantly, further analysis indicated the mutated protein also directly induced the generation of cells that produce and maintain cartilage, whereas normal Hoxd13 did not. Thus, mutated Hoxd13 causes syndpolydactyly by inducing the generation of cells that produce and maintain cartilage, both directly and indirectly.
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Never would the Rev. Ken Maddox or anyone else have even imagine that the young boy who attended Riverside Baptist Church Vacation Bible School would return more than three decades later to lead the church as its minister.
"This is home to me," Maddox said. "This church played a role in me coming to Christ."
The 57-year-old minister officially became the Riverside Baptist Church minister in January.
"We're excited," Maddox said.
He said because of health reasons former Riverside Baptist Church minister Brother Bobby Parker retired after serving as the church's minister for more than 20 years.
"Brother Bobby is a wonderful minister," Maddox said. "I really thank him for laying a great foundation."
He said Parker remains with the church.
"That's very unusual," Maddox said. "It's hard to convince a former pastor to stay."
Maddox said Parker is an asset to the church and to the community.
Maddox comes from a family of ministers.
His father, Archie Maddox, 83, is the oldest serving pastor in St. Clair County, and is the pastor at Macedonia Baptist Church in Ragland.
Maddox brother, Donald, is an associate pastor at Harvest Church of God in Anniston.
Maddox, who resides in Moody, just completed a 21-year stay at Argo Baptist Church.
He said he and his wife, Tenesa, felt like they needed to take a break.
The break was short-lived.
Maddox said God had other plans for him.
Churches began calling, asking him to fill the pulpit on Sundays.
He said other ministers offered assistant when he took a vacation or was unable to attend Sunday services while serving as the Argo Baptist Church minister.
"I was helping churches without ministers," Maddox said. "It gave me a chance to go back and help, and say, 'thank you,' to those who helped me."
From September until January, Maddox provided Sunday sermons at many area churches.
"I don't think I missed only one or two Sundays," he said.
He said at the time, there were 12 churches in St. Clair County without pastors.
"We did a lot of pulpit filling," Maddox said.
Maddox was called into the ministry early in life, and has served more than 40 years in the ministry.
As a 17-year-old senior at Pell City High School, Maddox would travel to Irondale every Friday morning to deliver a 15-minute sermon on WLPH radio station.
"I never stopped for 40 years," he said. "I know where God wants me."
After graduating from Pell City High School in 1974, Maddox served as a youth director for Lawler Baptist Church in Walker County.
He returned to serve as the pastor for Dunnavant Faith Baptist Church in Shelby County for the next five years before moving to Argo Baptist Church.
Maddox is a bi-vocational minister, and works full-time for Drummond Company as a purchasing manager.
"God has blessed us two-folds," Maddox said.
He said Drummond Company has worked well with him on his ministry duties.
Maddox said it is good to be back to a place where he grew up, and he is getting reacquainted with old friends or friends of friends, or family of friends he hasn't seen in many, many years.
He said he is looking forward to serving with Riverside Baptist Church, which has about 50 active members.
"We've got some great things ahead of us," Maddox said.
He said Riverside Baptist Church has a special Saturday night service March 22. Squire Parsons, a well-known gospel singer, will perform that night at the church.
Maddox said Sunday School classes starts at 9 a.m., every Sunday morning. Worship services start at 10 a.m., and the church as a Sunday night worship service at 6 p.m. On Wednesday, the church holds a Bible Study at 7 p.m.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Boise State men's tennis player Vicente Joli had another strong outing on Thursday (Oct. 22) at the Wilson/ITA Mountain Region Championships at the Darling Tennis Center in Las Vegas, Nev., winning both of his singles matches to advance to the quarterfinal round of the tournament. Joli began the day in the round of 32, where he would earn a 6-4, 6-4 win over Jens Vorkefeld (Denver). He moved on to face the tournament's No. 4 seed in the next round, meeting Thomas Shubert of BYU for the right to advance to the round of eight. Joli, who is the No. 12 seed, played his way to the upset, beating Shubert 6-4, 6-2 to move into the quarterfinals. He is scheduled to play No. 11 Cassidy Mears (BYU) next on Friday. Joli also teamed up with doubles partner Jeff Mullen to earn a spot in the doubles round of 16. Joli and Mullen beat Robin Pezzutto and Andrew Reiff (Northern Arizona), 8-5, to advance to the third round on Friday. Freddy Walsh also enjoyed a successful day in singles competition for Boise State, as he was the only other Bronco who would win two matches on Thursday. After falling to the consolation bracket on day-one, Walsh rebounded with a 6-7, 7-6, 7-6 win over Austin Francis (Air Force) and a 7-5, 7-5 win over Fletcher Keyes of Montana State. Walsh will join teammates Filipp Pogostkin and Jeff Mullen in the back draw portion of the singles tournament on Friday. Pogostkin and Mullen both lost in the round of 32 on Thursday to fall to the consolation bracket. Pogostkin lost to George Batrakov (BYU) 6-4, 6-4, while Mullen was beat by Evan Urbina (BYU) 7-6, 6-2. The Wilson/ITA Mountain Region Championships will continue on Friday and run through Sunday. For updates and results throughout the weekend visit http://tennislink.usta.com/Tournaments/TournamentHome/Tournament.aspx?T=84022. |
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Youth Radio Project: "Is Generation Z spoiled?" Part 2
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There's lots to say about McDonalds' impact on society and the environment. But all I'm going to say is that there is lots to say.
Today's post will focus on two musical experiences I've had at the world's favourite family restaurant.
It's almost certain that I've already recounted the tale of the first time I heard "My Neck, My Back". I'm too lazy to sift through my Brasil entries in order to link to the story, but the song's very graphic and, most would say, inappropriate lyrics were first heard by me at a McDonald's in Rio de Janiero.
Today I bought a Happy Meal. The cheeseburger actually wasn't as good as I remember them being, which was disappointing, but the toy in the box made up for that.
You see, curious reader, all of my music has managed to disappear, both from my iPod (yes, I did drop it... again) and all the original files are gone from my iBook (I don't know...). It's very annoying, but that's not the point of the story...
After I had polished off my average cheeseburger, each and every french fry and last drops of coke light I tore into my new toy. I sort out how to turn the thingy on and then press the button on the top to actually make it play. Black Eyed Peas start belting out their latest hit through the tiny little speakers. I'm quite excited by this, and it plays about 60 seconds of the song.
I press the button again as I wander out onto the street and I think to myself, c'est cool �a. What a rad toy. And then the words hit me, "I wonder if I take you home, would you still be in love, baybay, in love baybay..." And this is a kid's toy?
I think it's funny. And smart marketing, because now I want another one, with another song (I mean, sort of), but I have to wonder if the fact that these lyrics are prolly not intended for children even crosses the minds of the people in the boardrooms of Mickey D's.
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East Morgan County Hospital soon will offer surgical treatment for cataracts, providing a local option for residents who do not want to travel out of town for care.
Greeley ophthalmologist Jeffrey Weeks, MD, will visit Brush to see patients and perform surgeries one Thursday each month. He will do surgery in the morning, and see patients for appointments and post-operative checks in the afternoon. The service is expected to begin in February.
"This will provide convenience and safety for the patients because they won't have to travel," Dr. Weeks said. "It also keeps the surgeries in the local community and that's important for the residents there."
Cataract surgery can be performed as an outpatient procedure meaning the patient will return home that same day.
The procedure is done to remove the natural lens of the eye and replace it with a synthetic lens. With age, the lens in the eye may change and become cloudy, impairing a person's vision or causing them to have glare in strong light.
Dr. Weeks received his medical degree from the University of Nebraska in 1977. He interned at the Health Care Services Agency of Alameda County from 1977-1978. He completed his residency in ophthalmology with the U.S. Army Medical Department / Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Dr. Weeks has been practicing in Greeley since 1983.
For more information about this or other surgical services at EMCH, please visit www.bannerhealth.com/Brush. Or, call (970) 842-6288.
Banner Health is one of the largest, nonprofit health care systems in the country. The system owns or manages 23 acute-care hospitals, long-term care centers and an array of other services including family clinics, home care services, a nursing registry and home medical equipment services in seven states: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nebraska, Nevada and Wyoming. To learn more about Banner Health, go to www.BannerHealth.com.


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Fiat is about to spend a lot of cash on a plant in Melfi, Italy, which will soon be building compact Jeep crossovers and Fiat 500Xs. The two vehicles are internationally important to both brands, and are built on Fiat's flexible Small Wide platform; expect production to begin in 2014.
Fiat says it will invest about $1.3 billion to prepare the Melfi plant for production, which could rise to as much as 1600 vehicles a day with three shifts. The automaker takes care to note that vehicles built on the platform comply with U.S. regulatory standards, which means we are likely to see Melfi-made small urban Jeep crossovers and Fiat 500Xs in U.S. showrooms in the future. By the time the plant is ready for production, it will be capable of handling up to four different models on the same assembly line.
The small, Italian-built crossover may be an important part of the brand's future global presence, but that's not the only change in store for Jeep. The Compass and Patriot will receive a six-speed automatic soon, and the Patriot will survive at least through 2014. The Grand Cherokee is soon to be refreshed, with an available-in-the-U.S. diesel, eight-speed automatic, and interior revisions. The Jeep Liberty may morph into a crossover badged the Cherokee for the 2014 or 2015 model year with underpinnings also based on the Fiat platform. The Wrangler could get a beefed-up version of the eight-speed automatic when it's redesigned around 2017, but before then we may see a three-row Jeep Grand Wagoneer.
As for Jeep's upcoming small crossover and the mechanically related Fiat 500X, both will enter a segment (subcompact and compact crossovers) soon to be filled with everything from a Honda Fit-based crossover to the Buick Encore and the Mini Countryman. The Jeep will help the automaker meet stricter fuel economy standards; the front-drive 2013 Jeep Compass and 2013 Jeep Patriot top out at 23/30 mpg city/highway with a 2.0-liter I-4 and a five-speed manual transmission.
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My only leather atm, just got it last week
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Damn nice. It'll look right on you when you get older as well.
Yeah thanks to Mr. Moo for pointing out that sale, wouldve never bought it if Mr.Moo didn't point it out
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Impeccable quality and robust construction from the manufacturer with a touch of classic style, timeless and will last you for a lifetime.
Love the jacket so much and just too bad that Australia has mild winter thus not many chances wearing this Hope it will get a good wear on you