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UNGEI global conference on girls education focuses on preventing 56 million wasted opportunities
The Engendering Empowerment: Education and Equality (E4) conference on gender equality and education is being organized by the United Nations Girls' Education Initiative (UNGEI) and marks the tenth anniversary of the UNGEI global partnership. In the last decade, there has been progress in girls education and many more girls and boys have been enrolled in schools worldwide. Gender gaps have closed or are closing in most regions, including central and Eastern Europe, East Asia and Latin America.
But despite this progress, some 56 million children over half of whom would be girls could still be out of school in 2015 if current trends continue. Many countries missed the 2005 Millennium Development Goal (MDG) benchmark and other international targets on education and gender parity. More than two-thirds of the children not in school today live in sub-Saharan Africa and south and west Asia.
At current rates of progress, 56 million lives will be blighted by lack of access to education in 2015, and 56 million opportunities to promote economic development will have been missed, said Anthony Lake, UNICEF Executive Director. This conference aims to map a better future for children who are already marginalized and vulnerable and who may fall farther behind unless we can provide them with access to education.
The conference brings together a global mix of more than 200 scholars, government representatives, civil society representatives and other development partners to examine how to improve childrens access to a classroom and so to a better life. Poverty, violence, poor health and climate change often prevent girls from enrolling in school. Poor educational quality keeps them from staying in school.
Various studies have shown that educated girls grow into agents of change for their families, economies, and societies. Unleashing the potential of girls by providing them a quality education is a highly effective tool to address poverty, fight disease, and improve economies.
Additional funding of approximately US $16 billion annually is required to achieve universal primary education and meet education goals by 2015, according to the latest Education for All Global Monitoring Report estimates. Uncertainty about existing commitments is also inhibiting education planning in some countries most in need.
If the 2015 MDG targets of universal primary education and gender equality are to be met, then urgent action is needed now.
In addition to the UNICEF Executive Director and the Prime Minister of Senegal, speakers addressing the conference include the World Bank Director of Education, the Head of Education Indicators and Data Analysis at the UNESCO Institute of Statistics, and a panel of experts on violence against women and girls in post-conflict contexts.
Attn: Broadcasters: Video packages, B-roll and high resolution photographs will be available on www.thenewsmarket.com/unicef
About UNGEI:
The United Nations Girls Education Initiative (UNGEI) is a partnership of organizations committed to narrowing the gender gap in primary and secondary education. It also seeks to ensure that, by 2015, all children complete primary schooling, with girls and boys having equal access to free, quality education. UNGEI was launched in April 2000 at the World Education Forum in Dakar, Senegal, by then United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan in response to a troubling reality: Of the millions of children worldwide who were not in school, more than half were girls a reality that continues today. To read more about UNGEI, visit: www.ungei.org
For further information, please contact:
Martin Dawes, UNICEF Media, West and Central Africa, Tel: + 221 775 69 19 26, email@example.com
Gaelle Bausson, UNICEF Media, West and Central Africa, Tel: + 221 338 69 76 42, email@example.com
Shimali Senanayake, UNICEF Media, New York, Tel: + 1 917 265 4516, email@example.com


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2019 Lexus LC 500h for Sale in Peoria, AZ
Starting at $96,810.00
Special APR (2019 Lexus LC 500h)
Expires 01/02/2020
60 monthly payments of $16.67 for each $1,000 borrowed.
Crash-Test Ratings
2019 Lexus LC 500H 2 DR RWD
|Front Crash Overall
|Front Crash Driver
|Front Crash Passenger
|Side Crash Overall
|Side Barrier Overall
|Side Barrier Driver
|Side Barrier Passenger
|Side Pole Driver
|Side Combined Front
|Side Combined Rear
Additional Vehicle Information
Available Incentives
0.0% APR Financing up to 60 months *On Approved Credit
Offer available on approved credit to very well qualified customers through Lexus Financial Services and participating Lexus dealers on a new 2019 LC 500h. Only a limited number of customers will qualify for advertised APR. No down payment required if qualified. Must take delivery from available dealer stock by 01/02/2020. See your local participating dealer for other finance program limits, qualifications and terms. Lexus Financial Services is a service mark of Toyota Motor Credit Corporation.
* While we check with car manufacturers and other sources to confirm the accuracy and completeness of the data contained in this chart, we make no guarantees or warranties, either expressed or implied, with respect to the data in this report. Although we make every attempt to keep this chart up to date, all incentive information is subject to change without notice.
- Packages
- Features
- Specs
- Warranty
6 Packages Available
- Comfort
- Safety
- Technology
- Mechanical
- Exterior
- Interior
Comfort Features
|Interior accents
|Alcantara, metallic-tone, leather
|Floor mat material
|Dash trim
|Shift knob trim
|Center console trim
|Steering wheel trim
|Floor mats
|rear, front
|Floor material
|Door sill trim
|aluminum, scuff plate
|Foot pedal trim
|Door trim
Convenience Features
|front, covered
|Memorized settings
|3 driver, steering wheel, driver seat, side mirrors
|Cruise control
|One-touch windows
|Reading lights
|front, rear
|Power steering
|Multi-function remote
|illuminated entry, panic alarm, proximity entry system, trunk release
|Cargo area light
|Retained accessory power
|Power windows
|lockout button
|Courtesy lights
|Footwell lights
|Steering wheel mounted controls
|audio, cruise control, phone, multi-function, paddle shifter, voice control
|Push-button start
|Vanity mirrors
|dual illuminating
|Power outlet(s)
|12V front
|Center console
|front console with armrest and storage, illuminated
|Steering wheel
|power tilt and telescopic
|Rearview mirror
|Easy entry
|manual driver seat, power steering wheel, manual passenger seat
|Universal remote transmitter
|Homelink - garage door opener
|grocery bag holder, cargo tie-down anchors and hooks, door pockets, accessory hook
|Ambient lighting
|Touch-sensitive controls
Air Conditioning
|Front air conditioning
|automatic climate control
|Front air conditioning zones
|Humidity/dewpoint sensors
|Air filtration
|Pedestrian safety sound generation
|Rearview monitor
|in dash
|Autonomous braking
|Pre-collision warning system
|audible warning, visual warning
|Lane keeping assist
|Child seat anchors
|LATCH system
|Energy absorbing steering column
|Impact sensor
|battery disconnect, door unlock, fuel cut-off, alert system
|Safety brake pedal system
|Body side reinforcements
|side impact door beams
|Emergency interior trunk release
|Camera system
|Lane deviation sensors
|Crumple zones
|front, rear
|Airbag deactivation
|occupant sensing passenger
|Side airbags
|Knee airbags
|dual front
|Front airbags
|Side curtain airbags
|front, rear
|Side-curtain airbag rollover sensor
|Rolling code security
|Power door locks
|anti-lockout, auto-locking
|Anti-theft system
|engine immobilizer, alarm with remote
|2-stage unlocking doors
|Side mirrors
|integrated turn signals, heated, auto-dimming
|Side mirror adjustments
|power, reverse gear tilt, power folding
Audio System
|voice operated, AM/FM, HD radio
|Auxiliary audio input
|Bluetooth, jack, USB, iPod/iPhone
|Internet radio app
|Pandora, iHeartRadio, Slacker
|Antenna type
|diversity, element
|In-Dash CD
|single disc, MP3 Playback, DVD audio
|Total speakers
|Radio data system
|Digital Sound Processing
|Speed sensitive volume control
|Satellite radio
|Electronic messaging assistance
|with read function, voice operated
|Smart device app function
|vehicle location, maintenance status, lock operation
|Driver assistance app
|roadside assistance
|Wireless data link
|Navigation system
|hard drive, voice operated
|hands free
|Real time traffic
In Car Entertainment
|Connected in-car apps
|Yelp, Google POIs, weather, sports, stocks, Amazon Alexa
|Enform, Apple CarPlay ready
|Infotainment screen size
|10.3 in.
|Instrument cluster screen size
|8 in.
|Trip computer
|Driver information system
|Digital odometer
|External temperature display
|Warnings and reminders
|lamp failure, low fuel, engine oil, coolant, maintenance due, tire fill alert
|Multi-function display
|Fuel economy display
|MPG, range
|Trip odometer
|Electric Motor Torque
|Auto start/stop
|EV battery capacity
|1.1 kWh
|Hybrid Gas Engine HP
|Hybrid Gas Engine [email protected]
|Electric Motor HP
|Hybrid gas Engine [email protected]
|Hybrid Gas Engine Torque
|Electric Motor Power Output (Kilowatts)
|Battery saver
|Electric motor battery type
|lithium ion
|Drive mode selector
|Axle ratio
|Rear brake type
|ventilated disc
|Rear brake diameter
|Front brake type
|ventilated disc
|Front brake diameter
|Regenerative braking system
|Braking assist
|Electronic brakeforce distribution
|Power brakes
|Electronic parking brake
|auto off
|Front suspension classification
|Rear suspension classification
|Rear suspension type
|Rear spring type
|Front stabilizer bar
|Rear stabilizer bar
|Front spring type
|Driver adjustable suspension
|ride control
|Active suspension
|Front suspension type
|double ball joint
|Suspension control
|Rear shock type
|Front shock type
|Front struts
|Rear struts
Stability and Traction
|Stability control
|Traction control
|Hill holder control
|Starter type
|Daytime running lights
|cornering, auto high beam dimmer, LED, wiper activated, auto delay off, auto on/off, self-leveling
|Exterior entry lights
|puddle lamps, security approach lamps
Exterior Features
|integrated, dual tip
|Front bumper color
|Mirror color
|Door handle color
|Exhaust tip color
|Grille color
|chrome surround, black
|Rear bumper color
|Window trim
Tires and Rims
|Tire Pressure Monitoring System
|Tire type
|summer performance
|Wheel spokes
|Run flat tires
|Moonroof / Sunroof
|fixed glass, sliding sunshade
|Window defogger
|Front wipers
|speed sensitive, variable intermittent, rain sensing
|Power windows
|safety reverse
|Driver seat power adjustments
|height, 10, lumbar, reclining
|Passenger seat power adjustments
|height, 8, reclining
|Driver seat
|ventilated, heated
|Passenger seat
|heated, ventilated
|Front headrests
|power adjustable, 2
|Rear headrests
|2, integrated
|Rear seat type
|Upholstery accents
|Front seat type
|sport bucket
Rear Seats
|Rear seat upholstery
|Seatbelt pretensioners
|front, rear
|Seatbelt force limiters
|front, rear
|Emergency locking retractors
|rear, front
|Seatbelt warning sensor
|Rear seatbelts
|Front seatbelts
|Turns lock-to-lock
Drive Type
|Drive Type
|Standard Seating
|Max Seating
|Head Room (front)
|37.2 in
|Head Room (rear)
|32.2 in
|Hip Room (front)
|54.1 in
|Hip Room (rear)
|43.7 in
|Shoulder Room (front)
|56.5 in
|Shoulder Room (rear)
|48.9 in
|Leg Room (front)
|42 in
|Leg Room (rear)
|32.5 in
|Seating Rows
Measurements of Size & Shape
|187.4 in
|75.6 in
|Width (without mirrors)
|75.6 in
|53 in
|113 in
|Ground Clearance
|5.5 in
|Track Width (front)
|64.2 in
|Track Width (rear)
|64.4 in
Measurements of Weight
|Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
|5430 lbs
|Gross Vehicle Weight Range
|5001-6000 lbs
|Curb Weight
|4435 lbs
Truck Specifications
|Max Payload
|720 lbs
Interior Dimensions
|Cargo Volume
|4.7 cu ft
|Passenger Volume
|85.9 cu ft
Performance Specifications
|Aerodynamic Drag
|0.33 Cd
|Turning Circle
|35.4 ft
|Acceleration (0-60MPH)
|4.7 seconds
Fuel Tanks
|Fuel Capacity
|22.2 Gallons
Wheels and Tires
|Front Tire Type
|Front Wheel Diameter
|20.0 x 8.5 in
|Rear Tire Type
|Rear Wheel Diameter
|20.0 x 9.5 in
Green Score
EPA Green Score
( California LEV-III SULEV30
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
|Fuel Type
Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
EPA Green Score
( Federal Tier 3 Bin 30
EPA and California-required standards. The names refer to tables of numerical limits for the various air pollutants allowed by the standards.
|Fuel Type
Air Pollution Score ?
The Air Pollution Score is based on the government emission standards for which the vehicle was certified to comply with and reflects vehicle tailpipe emissions that contribute to local and regional air pollution, creating problems such as haze, and health issues.
Greenhouse Gas Score ?
This score reflects fuel emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases.
Smartway ?
SmartWay is a designation earned by those vehicles that have combined Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gas Scores that place them in the top tier (approximately the top 20%) of environmental performers. SmartWay Elite is reserved for the best of the best.
Current Inventory
There are currently no New 2019 Lexus LC 500h 2dr Coupe for Sale in inventory
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Dealership Information
" I cannot say enough about the high quality of service provided at this location. We purchased a car at another Lexus dealership and have it serviced here. They are honest, fair, and helpful. My wife is blown away at how personalized their service department has been. Keep up the good work!!! "
" Amazing customer service. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Romero is the guy to go! Highly recommend Arrowhead Lexus "
" Was very helpful and never was pushing us to make a deal. And when we presented him with what we want to pay. He was more than willing to go ask. Was a real joy to deal with Jab. "
" We purchased two vehicles from here and we're very happy with the people, the process and the service. They take great care of their customers when returning for regular service as well. I cannot recommend Arrowhead Lexus enough! Thank you Simon and Lee especially. "
" They did recall work on an old Lexus for me, including the air bag recall. The staff is pleasant. The procedure was smooth and painless. The loaner car, a 2020 hybrid SUV, was very nice and enjoyable to test. It's got lane assist, which tries to keep the car in the lane if a person is inattentive and glides out. It also has a very interesting dynamic cruise control which keeps the car a certain distance from the vehicle ahead, and breaks however hard necessary when the vehicle ahead slows. The map functionality is nice. The computer interview is decent. "
" Ask for Angelo for a CUSTOMER SATISFACTION experience "
" I needed to have the wheel locks removed from my wheels as I lost the key. They got me right in and removed the wheel locks at no charge. I had a nice cup of coffee while I waited. This is an extremely nice dealership and they treat you like gold! P.S. The coffee lady is really cute! "
" Fran Olivarez made our car buying experience as easy and painless as possible. She was no pressure and was so great to deal with. My husband and I both felt like we made a great friend in Fran. We came in and bought a Certified preowned RX 350 for me. Didn't have to do the usual haggle and feel like you are being taken advantage of by the dealership. Fran was such a great salesperson that she sold us 2 cars instead of just the one we came in buy. She truly listened to what my husband was wanting and he is thrilled with his new car. Fran went above and beyond and even came to our home to help us set up the garage door opener for both of our cars. What amazing service. Thank you to Fran and everyone at Arrowhead Lexus. "
" If you want to drive a Lexus go see Simon Walker at Arrowhead Lexus! He helped us with our purchase of our beautiful Luxury Lexus! Simon assisted greatly with the smooth process of transitioning into our Lexus as he always had a welcoming and positive attitude. Go get your Lexus today! "
" I had a wonderful experience at Arrowhead Lexus for the purchase of my car. Mark Weissman was the sales person who assisted me. He is a very professional person with good knowledge. He had answered all my questions. Shopping here at this place was a positive experience for me. They never force or push you to purchase something. Overall my experience was very nice. "
" 👍always great to be at a Lexus dealership "
" Went to Arrowhead Lexus to turn back our lease early and lease a new Lexus SUV. worked with Simon, salesman in new cars and were able to work a deal on a new Lexus SUV lease. Don't worry about spending to much time there. They have a 'Food Bar' where you can get breakfast and lunch items and even hot chocolate, coffee or soft drinks all for no charge. Very modern a d clean dealership. If your not ready for a new vehicle, they also carry clean trade ins. Give them a try when your ready for a vehicle change. "
" Outstanding as usual !!!!!! "
" Mark did a wonderful job of finding the car with options I wanted. The process was smooth and didn't take much time to complete. I would recommend Arrowhead Lexus to other buyers. Eric Wohler "
" Had a great experience working with Fran. She was personable, friendly and answered all of our questions. If I knew of anyone interested in buying a Lexus, I would tell them to talk to her. "
" Very pleased. Timely servivce and great waiting atmosphere . Thank you Chris B. And Carol. "
" Just purchased an RCF. This is my second car purchased through Arrowhead Lexus. The experience both times has been super easy and super fast. I highly recommend. "
" I had a really positive experience at Arrowhead Lexus and with my salesperson Simon Walker. He did not pressure and made the whole process easy. He is also very knowledgeable about the vehicles. I have had bad car buying experiences in the past and this was definitely the opposite of that. Go see Simon if you are ever in the market for a Lexus! "
" Amazing Experience. Top level service. Highly recommended. "
" Mark Goss was so easy to work with! He has a low-key easy-going manner and made us comfortable with buying a car from the beginning. We would recommend working with him without hesitation. "
" These guys are the best. Ask for Simon, he really was great as well as all of the staff at Arrowhead.... in a time where buying a car can be a dreaded experience, I have to say, these guys made it pleasant and fun again! Give them a try. It's worth the trip. "
" I have to admit that my initial experience with Arrowhead Lexus wasn't ideal, however the very next morning I received a call from Will the GM and he was determined to change that & ensure that I have an exceptional car buying experience. Will & Dave as a team ended up totally exceeding my expectations and I have to say that in the end it was one of my best car buying experiences! I got the exact car I wanted and I couldn't be happier!! Thank you Arrowhead Lexus!! "
" Great experience at Arrowhead Lexus! Austin Parker was very helpful and a great communicator. He made the purchase process smooth and quick (since I was in a hurry the day I went in). He made himself available to accommodate my schedule. He even when above and beyond to drop off Lexus Coffee mugs to my office for my Team! Would definitely recommend all my friends and family here to Arrowhead Lexus. "
" My initial experience with this dealership was less than ideal, but the very next morning I received a call from the general sales manager Will. He completely changed my opinion of the Arrowhead Lexus dealership! Needless to say Will & Dave exceeded my expectations and I ended up with an exceptional sales experience and ended up with the exact car I wanted! I can't thank Arrowhead Lexus enough! "
" Great dealership with excellent staff. First time Lexus owner and thrilled with arrowhead Lexus. If your looking for an new or used vehicle be sure to see Fran. She provides a high level of customer service and knows her product!! Thanks "
" Arrowhead Lexus showed me that they wanted my business without being pushy. They encouraged me to test drive different vehicles and thoroughly explained the features of each vehicle. They allowed me to set my own pace of car buying. Simon and Fran were wonderful to work with. Diane handled the financial paperwork quickly to get me on my way. I would recommend this dealership to anyone looking to purchase a Lexus. "
" "I enjoyed the experience, and the atmosphere of the dealership." My contact with Simon Walker has been excellent experience and I have now brought 3 cars through him over the last few years. Top rate dealership. "
" Great Lexus dealer, we drove in from Lake Havasu and Mark Goss the Sales Consultant greeted us at the door. The deal was made over the phone so all we had to do was to sign the contract. He had the new vehicle ready to go, the rest of the staff was also very pleasant and informative! "
" Purchased a 2019 Lexus RC350 from Arrowhead Lexus. Sales rep was Fran Olivarez and made a new car purchase very enjoyable. Fran is not a high pressure salesperson and is willing to take the time to explain all of the newer features as well as mechanical questions. She really made a great experience of purchasing a new car. RM "
" Purchased an used car from Arrowhead Lexus in August 2019 and I can't speak highly enough about the staff. David the sales person who helped me was very respectful and helpful all along the process. Kyle the guy who ran me through features on the new car was friendly and knowledgeable. Even though I bought a Ford from a Lexus dealership he was able to answer all my questions. The finance department is usually the stop I dread but she was super friendly and offered me a warranty but when I declined she wasn't pushy at all. The entire process was amazing. I never felt like I was being helped by the typical pushy car salesperson. I would definitely return to this dealership even though it is 50 miles away from me! Worth the drive! "
" I shopped all over the valley to lease an RX350. The prices, for the same car were all over the place. Prices varied over $100 per month on the same car! Even though Lexus had a program for a 10K mile lease, some dealers even quoted 7500 miles....and the price was still too high! Trevor gave me a fair price right off the bat. No hassles, no games! Simon was the best at handling what little negotiations were needed at delivery. Even my lease turn in was not an issue ( it usually turns out to be the worst when closing a deal) I am very pleased and would recommend them to anyone shopping for a new Lexus. Quick, easy, and actually a pleasant experience...when was the last time you had one of those at a car dealership? "
" I have been dealing with Arrowhead Lexus since it first opened up and Angelo Tedeschi has been my salesman from the beginning. During that time I have purchased five cars from Angelo. He has always been a pleasure to work with and is always very knowledgeable about explaining any questions I may have. I have referred other people to Angelo and they all were extremely satisfied with his expertise. I will continue to ask for Angelo when I am car shopping. Sincerely, Peggy Snyder. "
" The five stars are for Mark's performance. Great to work with. He knew his product and is very good with his followup. I looked at several other high end SUV's, and the salesmen weren't as professional and knowledgeable as Mark. "
" It was a TRUE pleasure working with Arrowhead Lexus. Our salesperson, Dave Dallaire, was efficient, pleasant and took time to answer all of our questions, AND, the "no haggle" attitude means I will return again and again. "
" No different from any other dealer when it comes to purchasing a pre-owned auto. I was in the market for a particular vehicle and found one here at Arrowhead and although priced a bit higher than similar vehicles, decided to have a look. I noted a few imperfections in the vehicle which was expected however trying to negotiate these flaws into the sale price was an uphill battle as I was told that they were only making $100 on the sale of this vehicle. I'm not sure if anyone falls for that gimmick but I sure don't, especially when I see the same vehicle roll across the auction block for about $6k less and this was a trade in so you know they paid bottom dollar. Moving forward I decided to end my car shopping and just buy it as it had one owner so the next step for them was to "hurry up and buy".. No test drive, no discussion of warranty just come sign the paperwork and go. I finally got the test drive and was told the vehicle would be cleaned while we did the paperwork. Ok, fair enough.. Get the vehicle home to find a wheel acid stain on the black carpet leaving a big bleached area. The door, hood and trunk jamb were filthy so I took two hours out of my time and cleaned the vehicle the way it should have been cleaned in the first place. Upon washing it I saw that the detailer must have used a paint pen on the bumper to cover some scratches and the color isn't even close to matching. I called the finance manager the next day to tell her about the carpet and sure enough she wasn't available. Called the next day at 10:30 am and was told she was already gone for the day. Called the following day and finally got her on the phone.. I told her about the mishap and was told she would speak to the detailer and call me right back. Nada.. A few days later I got a text from the salesman asking if everything was satisfactory so I shared my concern about the carpet hoping for a result other than the non responsive finance manager but wouldn't you know it? I got the same reply, nada. "
" I have purchased many new cars in my life, however, Keith Kinney is the most professional sales person who I have ever worked with. He is a patient individual who answered all of our questions with a vast knowledge of the automotive business. He is a hard-working individual who helped us to understand all of the aspects of our Lexus and its financing. Keith was with us every step of the way, as we completed the transaction through driving the car out of the dealership. His service continues, contacting me to ask if I have any questions and getting those questions answered promptly and thoroughly. I would definitely buy another car from Keith! "
" Keith was kind and considerate to take care of us. Will return! "
" What a wonderful buying experience it was! My salesman, Austin Parker, was exceptionally courteous and took the time to find out exactly what I was looking for, and low and behold, he found me the PERFECT car! Even I was surprised! Beyond that, the dealership is lovely. Far better than any other dealership I went to while shopping for my new car. I'd HIGHLY recommend this dealership AND Austin Parker! "
" We were in the market for buying a vehicle and happened to stop at Arrowhead Lexus after being at a different dealer. We were impressed with their professionalism, friendliness and overall experience. Did have a misunderstanding or 2 but our sales person Mark Goss made a way to clarify and make it right. I would highly recommend purchasing a vehicle from Arrowhead Lexus! We drove off with a NX300! "
" We came in to have our GS 350 serviced and walked out having purchased an LS500! Fran was the sales person we worked with and she was wonderful! Accommodating without being pushy, she has a great personality, infectious laugh and truly knows her stuff. We had specific wants on the new car for color and interior. Fran searched until she found exactly what we asked for. The car was coming from Texas and was ready for our pickup in five days from Arrowhead. We would recommend Arrowhead and their staff to anyone who wants a Lexus! "

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- According to an unconfirmed report on an unreliable website and repeated by a newspaper, Beyoncé is pregnant.
An unnamed source reports, she is "doing fine and resting." [NYDN via MediaTakeOut]
- Sandra Bullock hasn't been seen in public since her husband was accused of infidelity, but she might make an appearance at the Kids' Choice Awards show tomorrow night in L.A. She is a nominee for favorite movie actress, and some speculate that she might use the "family-friendly" event to "emerge from hiding." [NY Post]
- Two weeks after suffering a heart attack, Michael Lohan is planning a reality TV show called Tour For Charity, the concept of which I read but still do not understand. Also, he is trying to reconcile with daughter Lindsay Lohan, saying: "If the paparazzi cause any harm to my daughter, I am on the next plane and they are going to deal with me and my security team." Except Lindsay is not interested in speaking to him. [Gatecrasher]
- By the way, Hailey Glassman would be on Michael Lohan's show. [Page Six]
- Are Evan Rachel Wood and Marilyn Manson engaged? In this picture she is "showing off her ring," allegedly. [Perez]
- Justin Bieber thinks Zac Efron's hair is "no competition" for his own. [Perez]
- Millionaire Matchmaker: Coming to NYC. [Gatecrasher]
- Snooki shot a commercial for something called Sunlove on Wednesday. [Gatecrasher]
- Ryan Phillippe was seen kissing a young brunette in a cheesy T-shirt. [Page Six]
- Maggie Gyllenhaal says that she used her own motherhood experiences for her role in the new Nanny McPhee movie. [Guardian]
- Gloria Estefan lead a march supporting Cuban dissidents through the streets of MIami yesterday. Gloria explained: "I thought, 'My God. I'm a woman. I'm Cuban. I have the opportunity to speak out because of the music thing. It's something I have to do.'" [AP]
- Hayden Panettiere and her boyfriend, boxer Wladimir Klitschko, visited the Japanese fishing village of Taiji, where they called for an end to its annual dolphin hunt. Then some right-wing Japanese folks showed up and said Japan should not be singled out for whaling and dolphin hunts because Westerners "are killing cows." They also demanded President Barack Obama apologize for the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. So, you know, a fun day. [AP]
- BREAKING: Ke$ha went swimming in a Pixies T-shirt. [The Sun]
- Steve Martin says playing the banjo helped prepare him for his Oscar-hosting gig. [AP]
- Animated versions of the Kardashian sisters were offed on South Park on Wednesday night, and Kim wrote on her blog: "We were all dying when we saw this clip from South Park that aired last night… literally, LOL. They killed us all!!! Khloe, Kourt, Bruce, mom and me!! I managed to survive the longest… of course! Thanks Trey Parker and Matt Stone… we're honored!" Khloe wrote on her own blog: "We all looked soooooooo gross LOL. (Bruce actually looked pretty spot-on haha)." [Access Hollywood]
- Spotted: Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, getting down at a reggae concert. Can't you just smell the Irie? [People]
- Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell says that Robbie Williams saved her from bulimia: "He told me to go into rehab and that possibly saved my life." [Mirror]
- Charlie Sheen is "losing" $1.5 million because he had two episodes of his show cut while he was in rehab. The idea that he makes $825,000 per episode literally boggles the mind. Boggles! [Contact Music]
- Great mysteries of life: Emmy Rossum is still dating Adam Duritz. [Ok!]
- A report claiming that Robert DeNiro's driver sprayed a paparazzo with pepper spray at an NYC airport seems to be true, although DeNiro had already gone through security and wasn't around when whatever happened happened. [ET]
- Will Marie Osmond remarry her first husband? She has "rediscovered" her feelings for former basketball star Stephen Craig following the death of her son; Craig "helped pull Marie through" her grief. [Contact Music]
- Even though there were reports that they'd hit a rough patch, Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott have not split up and don't have plans to split up. Tori says: "We're a normal married couple and I think it gets heightened when it's in the press and you're in the public eye. No relationship is perfect. No marriage is perfect. There's ebbs and flows and we go through struggles just like everyone else." [Access Hollywood]
- Here are pictures of The Real World's Puck lying in a hospital bed. Last week when he wrecked his car, he broke several bones and his 8-year-old son was also injured. He's technically under arrest for DUI. [TMZ]
- Uh-oh: George Michael was seen kissing a man who is not his boyfriend. [Contact Music]
- Axl Rose is being sued by famous music manager Irving Azoff, who claims he's due $1.9 million in unpaid fees. Does Axl have that kind of cash? Maybe he can pay with extensions. [AP]
- T.I. is out of jail, but has a curfew. [TMZ]
- "Noel Gallagher expecting his third child, as partner falls pregnant following holiday." Isn't it kind of weird to "fall" pregnant? It sounds like she just tripped over it in the hall. [Daily Mail]
- "There was an idea that Sandra Bullock should play Wonder Woman and I think it's a great idea. She's exactly the kind of a personality and somehow it got messed around that I had said she was too old. That's nonsense, it wasn't true. She's strong and feminine. And Wonder Woman has to be accessible." — Lynda Carter. [Daily Express via Good Morning LA]
- "I'm so excited The Hills is finally over and I can now become a full time motion picture actress. There is no better training [for an actor] than being in front of the cameras 24-7. After working with Oscar-winner Ron Howard on a short film project [for FunnyorDie.com] and then working for days with the comedic genius director Dennis Dugan and his team of brilliant comedy visionaries at Happy Madison on Just Go With It starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston, I have been able to truly find what makes me the happiest in life. I am making the first 3-D beach comedy about a shark that attacks a small beach town and I save the day with my 3-D boobs. I've even written a role for Dolly Parton to play the town mayor!" — Heidi Montag. Just FYI, there is better training for an actor than being in front of cameras 24/7 — it's called acting lessons. [People]
- "Every career thing I do can't be perfect and sometimes my decisions are wrong. I always say the minute I stop making mistakes is the minute I stop learning and I've definitely learned a lot. When you're a pop star or whatever you always have 'people.' You always hear, 'my people will call your people' but you can't let your people talk for you all the time because you're the only person who knows yourself and what you truly want." — Miley Cyrus. [Telegraph]
- "He's a 6ft 4in tall Australian surfer and I'm 5ft 4in from Tennessee and I couldn't surf if someone gave me ten million dollars so we couldn't be more opposite. But I went to Australia to visit him and his family and I was like, 'Omigosh, this looks like Nashville.' There were like cows everywhere. I am like, 'how are you from the opposite side of the planet and your world looks just like mine?'" — Miley Cyrus on her boyfriend/costar, Liam Hemsworth. [Telegraph]
- "New Jersey, would you stop embarrassing me?! I know you're New York's chunkier, uglier, sluttier sister but pull yourself together, girl." — Chelsea Handler, who does not like the new show Jerseylicious. [E!]
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Militant Islam Monitor > Articles > Canadian blindness to terror - Terrorists come to Toronto courthouse to advise arrested Jihad plotters
Canadian blindness to terror - Terrorists come to Toronto courthouse to advise arrested Jihad plotters
June 6, 2006
Canadian Blindness to Terror
One of the faces in the crowd (or more accurately, one of the pair of eyes seen through the slits in the burqa) was none other than Zaynab Khadr.
She was amongst the crowd of relatives gathered at the Toronto-area courthouse this past Saturday waiting for the appearances of 17 Canadian Muslims busted last Friday in Toronto. The accused were nabbed in a terrorist sting that authorities say prevented them from carrying out a plot to blow up various sites around Toronto with three tons of ammonium nitrate.
The name Zaynab Khadr may not be familiar to many Americans, but it is to terrorism analysts. Ms. Khadr, who appeared Saturday at the courthouse to advise and support the families of the accused along with well-known jihadist preacher Aly Hindy, is a member of what Daniel Pipes has called "Canada's First Family of Terrorism."
Her father, Ahmed Sa'id Khadr, was one of Osama bin Laden's closest lieutenants and a top al-Qaeda financier who received $325,000 from the Canadian government from 1988-1997 for his "charitable work" in Afghanistan. He was also involved in the 1995 bombing of the Egyptian embassy in Pakistan, was arrested by Pakistani authorities, and released only through the intervention of then-Canadian Prime Minister Jean-Paul Chrétien. Immediately after his release, he enrolled several of his sons in al-Qaeda operated terrorist training camps in Afghanistan. He was killed in a gun battle with Pakistani troops in 2003 near the Afghan border, during which his son (Zaynab's brother), Abdul, was also shot and paralyzed. Abdul and his mother live in Toronto.
But Zaynab shouldn't be judged for the sins of her family; she has her own activities to answer for. When she returned to Canada last year, Royal Canadian Mounted Police anti-terrorist officers seized her laptop, cell phone, and other documents which proved to be a rich treasure-trove of al-Qaeda intelligence. In response, she vehemently denied that the family had any ties to al-Qaeda and said that the information found in her possession wasn't hers.
At 26, Zaynab Khadr is a twice-divorced single mother. One former suitor was none other than a Sudanese terrorist who purchased one of the trucks used in the 1995 Egyptian embassy bombing in Pakistan. She has been accused by Canadian intelligence authorities of formerly helping her father funnel money for various al-Qaeda and for helping her brother, Abdullah, run an al-Qaeda training camp.
Osama bin Laden was also amongst the guests at her 1999 wedding. And that her family lived in bin Laden's compound in Afghanistan,
But, of course, her family doesn't have any al-Qaeda ties, Khadr insists.
When she isn't helping the families of terrorism suspects, Khadr spends her time pressuring the Canadian government to obtain the release of her youngest brother, Omar, who currently resides at Guanatanamo Bay. At 17-years-old, he is the youngest person in U.S. custody related to terrorist activities. When he was 15, he was the sole survivor of a battle between non-Afghan al-Qaeda fighters and the 19th U.S. Special Forces Group at Ayub Kheyl, Afghanistan. After the battle ended, Sergeant First Class Christopher J. Speer, a Special Forces medic, was attending to the wounded when Omar jumped up from between two mud-brick buildings, threw a grenade at Sgt. Speer, killing him. Omar was shot twice (non-fatally), and was found surrounded by a large cache of grenades, ammunition, and automatic weapons.
After Omar's capture, the National Post (one of Canada's largest circulation papers), wrote a glowing portrait of Omar, including quotes from his doting sister Zaynab, entitled "The Good Son."
The long ordeal of Canada's accommodation of the Khadr family perfectly illustrates the utter inability or unwillingness for our northern neighbors to deal with their internal terrorist threat. As recent days have shown, many Canadians are content to let their potentially fatal immigration policies and lunatic multiculturalism slowly asphyxiate their society. The suicidal intentions of our Canuck friends and neighbors would be all well and fine if it didn't also threaten to have homicidal consequences for America, as well.


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Chaco is a fearsome shot isn't he though? They are scared of him before he drugs them.
Actually, you're right. He is quite terrifying. He is quite useful for shooting food, however. I thought Chaco was a great creation by Thomas Milian. Milian is always good for exceeding the director's original conception of his characters.
Good work on the Soledad songs - I'll try to listen to them later on.


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In March, the MLS® Home Price Index, which is a more accurate measure of housing price trends than the average sale price, reported a composite index level of 267.8 and residential price of $282,200 for the city. This is down 4% from last year's levels of 279.0 and $294,000.This indicates that residential selling prices have fallen in the Regina market over the past year, according to reports by the Association of Regina REALTORS®.
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An antioxidant is any compound, whether vitamin, mineral, nutraceutical, or herb that protects against cellular damage from reactive oxygen species, including free radicals, single oxygen atoms and hydrogen peroxide. Some of the more well-known antioxidants include ascorbic acid (Vitamin C), alpha-tocopherol (Vitamin E), beta-carotene, and enzymes such as catalase, superoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase.
Azodyl is a nutritional supplement that may decrease azotemia, a condition in which there is too much nitrogen—in the form of urea, creatinine, and other waste products—in the blood. Azotemia occurs in both dogs and cats that have chronic kidney disease (CKD). In theory, Azodyl works by adding nitrogen-consuming bacteria into the intestines. Azodyl should be considered an adjunct (secondary) treatment for CKD.
This is a broad topic that includes a variety of therapeutic options including herbal remedies, homeopathic remedies, nutraceuticals and supplements. There are few controlled studies to show that any of these treatments are effective in pets.
Bilberry is an herb whose fruit has been used in human herbal medicine for centuries. Bilberry, related to blueberry, has antioxidant properties, and is most commonly taken internally in people to help with disorders of the eyes including macular degeneration (deterioration of part of the retina or back of the eye) and cataract formation.
There are receptors coating the surface of every cell with a nucleus that help to facilitate communication between cells. Biological response modifiers are large sugar molecules (immune polysaccharides), or sugar and protein molecules (glycoproteins) that interact with receptors on the surface of immune system cells.
Tea is second only to water as the most popular beverage in the world. Both black and green teas are made from the tea plant, Camellia sinensis.
Calcium is a major structural component of bones and teeth, and is an essential dietary mineral. Various forms of calcium are available for supplementation.
Calendula (Calendula officinalis), or pot marigold, is very commonly used in herbal medicine as a topical anti-inflammatory and antiseptic. Its soothing effect is due to its ability to scavenge free radicals (which are products of inflammation), preventing them from causing further inflammation, and to its ability to inhibit lymphocyte proliferation (a white blood cell associated with the immune system).
Carnitine (L-carnitine is the active form of carnitine) is an amino acid that the body uses to turn fat into energy. Carnitine is not normally considered an essential nutrient because the body can manufacture all it needs in the liver using the amino acids lysine or methionine, and vitamins C, B1 and B6.
Cetyl myristoleate (CM) is an ester (a compound produced by the reaction between an acid and an alcohol) of a fatty acid (myristoleic acid). It is commonly found in fish oils, dairy products, butter, and animal fat.


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Wüsthof Gourmet 7-Piece Knife Block Set
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In its seventh-generation of family ownership, Wüsthof has been making some of the finest kitchen cutlery in the world since 1814. The Gourmet line features precision stainless-steel blades that resist stains and rust and hold an exceedingly sharp edge.
- A great set for newlyweds or those with smaller kitchens, this set includes four of the most used kitchen knives plus shears, a steel and a 9-slot block.
- The stamped blades are made of high-carbon stainless steel for top performance and durability.
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7-piece set includes:
- 3" paring knife.
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- 3" paring knife: 3"-long blade; 4"-long handle; 1 oz.
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- 6" chef's knife: 6"-long blade; 4 3/4"-long handle; 2.25 oz.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by TauntingElf from Starter Knives, Upgrade Over Time As other reviewers have noted, these are a little flimsy compared to serious knives. This was a gift and I have used these knives occasionally. These are great for a couple with little to no knife skills and/or no restaurant level cooking experience. To be fair, the bread knife is a great bread knife, but that isn't hard to accomplish. Again, not for pros, but definitely good for a young couple just starting out.Date published: 2015-01-31Rated 2 out of 5 by tmi0604 from Get dull very fast & not as sturdy as Classic My brother bought a Classic knife for me for Christmas one year, so I figured I would give this set a try since it was Wusthof. I have had this set over a year now, and I am disappointed that I didn't spend the extra money to get the Classic. The Classics are much more sturdy and hardly need sharpening. These are too light and, since I use them everyday, (straight blades) need sharpening all the time. They also are prone to light staining...you have to be vigilant about washing them right away. I should have returned them long ago as Williams-Sonoma has a great return policy even if they are used within a certain timeframe.Date published: 2014-09-19Rated 1 out of 5 by Insuranceguru from Wish I could give these a zero-star rating! Let me start by saying that I sold top-line cutlery from Solingen Germany, along with waterless cookware, back in my early 20's, so I know quality knives. These aren't it! I tried to find the difference on the WS website between the Classic and the Gourmet line but really couldn't discern any difference other than the price. I have purchased some of the Classic knives previously for a gift and they are top-notch! I'm VERY disappointed that Solingen would make such poor quality as this line of knives. When I first opened the package, I noted that the steel was extremely thin (the blade should be thicker on the top edge) and there was NO edge-guard! Quite frankly, I would be afraid to use these knives for their intended use. I might add that I cook on a gourmet level so quality knives are well worth the investment to me. These are going back and I will be reordering the Classic set.Date published: 2014-08-21Rated 5 out of 5 by Audge from The best knives I bought it as a wedding gift because I have a set for many years and know they are good quality.Date published: 2013-11-19Rated 5 out of 5 by TheCookingVet from Best Knives Ever These knives are extremely sharp and cut with ease. They will be the only brand I buy from now on.Date published: 2013-10-25Rated 5 out of 5 by jmiller1948 from Quality Set of Knives Excellent set of top quality knives. The block is a great way to store them and protect them from damage and dulling.Date published: 2013-06-17


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Proposals would change Ohio deer-hunting rules
May 13, 2013 at 06:32 AM
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Ohio Wildlife Council will consider proposals next week allowing deer-gun hunting in early January.
Ohio's Division of Wildlife Chief Scott Zody says the proposal would result in a total of five days of January gun hunting.
He says Jan. 3-4 would be open to all legal firearms and Jan. 5-7 restricted to muzzleloaders.
The proposal would allow hunting from one half-hour before sunrise to one half-hour after sunset on both days.
The Wildlife Council also will consider a proposal to adjust the bag limits in Hocking, Perry and Ross counties from three to four deer.
The council approves all rules and regulations for the Division of Wildlife.
Wednesday's meeting will be open to the public.
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Knockout JS: Helping you build dynamic JavaScript UIs with MVVM and ASP.NET
Steve Sanderson delivers KnockoutJS in this lightening talk. Learn how the Knockout library builds on advanced jQuery and JavaScript techniques to make even the most complex data-filled HTML forms a breeze. We'll see jQuery, jQuery templating, JSON and live data banding applied wto the MVVM pattern with Knockout, combined with ASP.NET to produce results that need to be seen to believed.
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when they release the videos in High Quality?
Wow. This changes Everything.
Awesome work.
Ryan D. Hatch
Brilliant ! The presentation is really good and the framework looks just awesome.
Really great presentation, just totally on top of the subject (for good reason) Really exicted to try this out on a project.!
Wow, awesome!! thanks! can't wait to try this!
Excellent Presentation. knockOut seems nice. going to start experimenting with it ASAP. Regards and thanks kRK
Wow, this really takes javascript driven UIs to the next level! Can't wait to use this!
Steve is a presentation GURU. I love watching him work.
As an outsider (open-{source,standards} fanboi), this is the first thing seen on mix that's usuful.
For me, mix went like this: bla bla, chrome is slow, bla bla, have you seen how slow chrome is, bla bla, WP7 is the best etc.
Had i've been an MS developer, i'd be really scared right now. After evangelizing Silverlight as the light of the world, MS says: oops, sory, our plan didn't quite work out, use HTML5, we have the best implementation, so write your site/spp so it'll work best on IE and it will be slow as ___ on chrome and FF.
I realize MS goal is to sell S/W, but beyond that what's its plan????
Meni, as a Silverlight dev, I have to agree. MVVM is one of the huge reasons to use Siverlight. This really makes JavaScript code simple for form to JSON object binding.
What advantage does SL have at this point over JavaScript? You certainly don't use Silverlight for it's styles!
Friggin amazing! I am itching to start using this.
@meni; Maybe I am speaking out of turn, but it was always obvious that Silverlight would fail and would eventually be abandoned - or at least relegated to some narrow specialist role.
OH my God. Brilliant idea/framework.
Good job.
Once again, Mr.Sanderson brings us tools that are powerful and straight to the point. I
is there any functionality to destroy observable() thing, suppose after some event we know that now we dont need some dom-element and its related ViewModel, so destroying that model will decrease memory usage on browser.
Great presentation, glad I found this library, it reduces a lot of the manual labor in creating rich interfaces and having organized javascript code. I was able to implement it in an existing asp.net project with ease, it's fun to learn and once you get used to it you can do great things very easily.
unobtrusive javascript anyone?
@Meni and @Howie I think you're missing the point of Silverlight.
Silverlight is not, and was not, EVER a competitor to HTML5.
Silverlight was about creating a .NET platform using WPF to create rich experiences. This is expanding into effectively native Silverlight applications both for desktops and for embedded systems.
Silverlight was meant to alter the technology landscape dramatically, and it's been successful at that. Industry is slow to adopt change and is starting to catch up.
Wow, I'm really impressed. I'll definitely be using this library.
Hmmm... I think Sys.Observer was ( ) more "Silverlight-ic" and felt comfortable with it, but you MS guys are going to abandon the Ajax 4 js framework (sad about it) so we have to move on. Why then don't you put more emphasys on jQuery "link" plugin (which is being written by MS itself) instead of broadening the spectrum of js MVVM frameworks?
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Hmmm... I think Sys.Observer was ( ) more "Silverlight-ic" and felt comfortable with it, but you MS guys are going to abandon the Ajax 4 js framework (sad about it) so we have to move on. Why then don't you put more emphasys on jQuery "link" plugin (which is being written by MS itself) instead of broadening the spectrum of js MVVM frameworks?
DId you miss the part at the start where he says that it's not a Microsoft project? It's the author's personal open source project - just because it's presented at Mix, it doesn't mean that it's official Microsoft policy.
Besides, why should there just be one way of doing any particular thing? Developers in the Microsoft ecosystem have really suffered in the past from Microsoft determining the 'one true way' to do a particular thing when Microsoft's choice of technology has turned out to not be very good (ASP.NET AJAX being a prime example). I rather like the new Microsoft way to let a bunch of different libraries slug it out and let the developers see which is more popular. I'll bet we see more community-driven libraries and tools win out over the 'designed in Redmond' equivalents.
Is the complete code posted here?
Great presentation, and awesome library.
"What advantage does SL have at this point over JavaScript?"
Greatest factors:
C#, much more sophisticated tools and libraries
Wow! This is SICK! Game changer - WINNING! Thanks...
Wonderful! Thanks, Steve!
Where can get the sample code you used in demo?
Best presentation at MIX 11.
Really amazing software and demonstration. I have 11 pages of notes. For me, this library will have the same impact that JQuery did. Truly amazing setup.
for anyone trying out the code shown in the video note that
data-bind="click:remove" works
data-bind ="click:remove" will fail to call the remove function
Also if your using asp.net forms make sure you don't call a postback.
This can be done by making sure the knockout controls are placed before the <form .. declaration.
knockoutJs look very good
My opinion only.
I dislike this because the way you have to know all the syntax and code inside a single binding is tremendous and me without any kind of object intellisence is a no go.
Long life to C# + Silverlight and Microsoft tools.
www.Edevlete.NET Thanks
I love the thought of an improved javascript-ui experience based on clean code using accepted design patterns. MVVM has become wildly popular in WPF and then Silverlight...and now hopefully will find a place in web development.
Can't wait for your next MVC3 book!
I think the discourse when well. I look forward to apply knockoutjs to my projects.
Write well, support you to move on and look forward to your next article.
have never read such a excellent article and I am coming back tomorrow to continue
I dislike this because the way you have to know all the syntax and code inside a single binding is tremendous and me without any kind of object intellisence is a no go.
IM goin to love it.awsome to you.
very good presentation. It is good to know that JavaScript also allows bindings and MVVM.
I'll definitely look into Knockout JS. Seems awesome!
Also looking forward to the next MVC3 book.
That's really awesome. I've been considering to use BackBone.js in our new project, but Knockout is a clear winner. Binding is much easier, and code looks much cleaner.
That's really awesome. I've been considering to use BackBone.js in our new project, but Knockout is a clear winner. Binding is much easier, and code looks much cleaner.
where are the zips/download for this code demo- The download of the slide just has 'DEMO' where the code is meant to be.
Where can I get the code file that he typed up during the demo? Would be very helpful.
What editor is he using in the demo? It looks neat! :)
This is Good video and presentation. It change the whole thing of developers.
the video quality is extremely bad. Also one accustomed to YouTube would expect to switch video quality from the video player (and go on at the same video timepoint with the playback), not just have separate download links (missing altogether from this presentation which makes it even worse)
oops, the high quality video links are under the video (at other Ch9 are at the right hand side)
@George Birbilis: Hey George sorry for the confusion about the links. We would have prefered to be consistent, but event videos use the entire width of the page so we needed to change the layout of the page a bit.
This is a very low quality video. I couldn't read the text in the default mode.
Looks like an excellent framework, thanks for the overview
Has this been deploy to a production site, it looks it can solve simple scenario, but it needs lots obscure code to make it work for real life case.
Thanks Steve
Perfect Presentation
If you want to try it out yourself without having to download anything, just go to http://learn.knockoutjs.com/.
Looks impressive.. We're starting to use this on a project I'm involved in now.
Great Job! Definitely worth any minute
What are those slides? 9 slides?
for some reason, I could not get remove function work... is there any reason? I have exactly same code as on the video, but it does not remove it. has anyone got it work?
@liam: I could not see any difference between the statement below, or I need to take a break:)? I could not get it work...
data-bind="click:remove" works
data-bind ="click:remove" will fail to call the remove function.
any idea?
Thats a great library. We can start by this video only. It has less code as compared to jquery for
same purpose and highly integrated with JSON.
Excellent presentation and a great presenter. Thank you!
wow, amazing ,I cant wait to use it.
Are you stupid SylverLight man I am never installing that
Could use a better quality video.
But looks amazing. Good work!
amazing,,, glad I could visit your website
Very impressive, looking forward to using this. Was looking around for ways to handle the JS for an HTML5 game and this vid has sold me.
is this a joke or what? cant see the words!
The guy is an absolute genius :)
For people interested in using KnockoutJS in more elaborate web apps check out my tutorial series at http://blog.monnet-usa.com/?p=354
2 things:
1. I need to follow this guy
2. I want to have a spikey head avatar.
Sounds like everyone that is blown away by ko has finally seen the power of change tracking, something that Silverlight has had for ages but has been avoided by those commenting.. and as a SL developer AND MVC developer, yes this is good stuff but its only new to MVC.
Hi all,I have the following code in my controller action:
public class ShipperController : Controller
FxDataClassesDataContext dcfx = new FxDataClassesDataContext();
public ActionResult GridActiveQuotes(string sidx, string sord, int page, int rows)
int pageIndex = Convert.ToInt32(page) - 1;
int pageSize = rows;
int totalRecords = dcfx.FxVwQuotes.Count();
int totalPages = (int)Math.Ceiling((float)totalRecords / (float)pageSize);
var opp = (sord == "asc") ?
.Skip(pageIndex * pageSize)
.Skip(pageIndex * pageSize)
var jsonData = new
total = totalPages, // Work item
page = page,
records = totalRecords, // Work item
rows = (
from Quotes in dcfx.FxVwQuotes
select new
id = Quotes.Quote_ID,
cell = new string[] {
return Json(jsonData, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
Is there a way i can display this array in a listview using knockoutjs? PLEASE HELP
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I like the way you show the presentation and the video. =)
"Knockout library builds on advanced jQuery and JavaScript" I just need to ask will they work with HTML5???
Steve, thanks a lot for your excellent presentation! It's very clear and helpful. You're the best presenter I have ever watched.
Knockout is really what's missed in between jQuery and the ease of creating rich interactive UI. So thanks to Knockout this gap was filled, and doesn't exist anymore.
It would be very tempting to create a MVC 3 Html helper that will generate the necessary jQuery, javascript and knockoutjs script to create an editable iterating templated control (a listview like in WPF that is editable and can be templated). I'm off to learn more about KnockOutJs and see if I can create a html helper that receives a type of an object, actions for loading (getting), inserting, updating and removing items in the list (mvc controller actions) and allow custom templating of the rows (default if not set). However, you also have the Razor for-each templated function demonstrated by Phil Haack.
thanks alot http://www.haeaty.com
thanks a lot
the video session is really great and useful looking forward from you to update more video sessions regarding knockout js
Thank you
Am I the only one who noticed that he instantiated the "friend" class and didn't actually use the instantiated object (this)?
He used the returned literal json object, the "new" keyword was actually useless.
One of the best presentations I have seen.
Straight to the point, simple enough to convey a complex message in an understandable way.
How can I bind the JSON to display into a table using knockoutJS?
I mean the UL-LI paradigm is common but can we do this for implementing a table?
and what will searchengiens see if the view is rendered with js ?
Great presentation but seriously, how jacked on caffeine is this guy lol?
Wasn't this guy also in the 'The Great Escape'? I think he forged all the documents for them.
Brilliant! Both, the presentation and the ko. Thanks Steve.
Excellent video!!! I was in dilemma to choose a framework in between knockout.js & backbone.js..Now i know what to choose..
Excellent Presentation and Excellent Framework. Like MS's attitude in catching up with the rest of the industry to promote OpenSource. MS can make money on many other things. But Code level and frameworks can remain OpenSource. Great Stuff!!
Video doesn't work in Chrome...there is a sound, but no picture
After watching , my life becomes easy
Great video! Don't blink or cough while watching, though; you'll miss a lot from the break-neck pace!
Excellent video and presentation. Can't wait to try this.
Too bad the video player doesn't support firefox, why type of developer wouldn't support firefox? Oh yea promote open source Sasi, chrome is only part open source.. ie and safari certainly aren't open source either.. firefox.. oh yea.
Firefox support? Can't you just put this on YouTube? OMG!
@Shawn Welch: so, these videos are old... and we didn't use to make webm versions of our videos back then, so Firefox (since they decided not to support h264) can't play them. This isn't a choice to ignore Firefox or anything like that (any current video on C9 will support Firefox for example), but simply just a matter of old content not having one specific file format.
in this example in my app the same example didn't render that template and it shows
{{ each(index,friend) friends}} • ${ friend.name }
One Knockout presentation.
Two years later, still great!
Is there a source code download for this demo?
It was awesome breathless ..i still lean on this video when ever i start a new mvvm model in knock out to refresh my basics.
today i clicked it on video to learn knockoutjs and it says error occurred !!
4years later
still awesome presentation!!
thank you!


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Using one anti-HIV (antiretrovirals, or ARV) medication to improve or "boost" the amount of drug that gets into your body (pharmacokinetics) is not a new concept. Various combinations of these have been developed and have shown to improve the number, percent and duration of response to these medications.
The primary drug used, quite successfully, in improving the pharmacokinetics of ARV is ritonavir (Norvir). Agents recently brought and on the way to market would never have made it out of Phase I/II trials were ritonavir not combined with them (lopinavir/ritonavir -- Kaletra and tipranavir/ritonavir -- Boehringer-Ingelheim's experimental protease inhibitor, respectively). Ritonavir in combination with other approved agents, such as indinavir (Crixivan), amprenavir (Agenerase), hard-gelatin saquinavir (Invirase) and soon atazanavir (Reyataz) has allowed clinicians to use these agents at altered doses and frequencies that would not be available otherwise. Perhaps the most important result of combining these agents with ritonavir is not that the results are that much better, but the ability of the patient to incorporate the dosing into their lives was significantly enhanced.
Taking ritonavir as part of ARV can have its drawbacks, however. Low-dose ritonavir can still impact triglycerides, and to a lesser degree cholesterol, but still carries serious drug interaction potential. This is, after all, why ritonavir is being used in the first place -- its ability to interfere with the body's breakdown of another medicine is such that a lower dose of the other agent (and usually less often dosed) can be used. This may help to improve the tolerability of the other agent, but close watch needs to be maintained on any and all other medicines (including non-ARV) a person may be taking. (Ask your pharmacist!)
Nelfinavir (Viracept) does not have much in the way of dosing changes when given with ritonavir. The way it is broken down and eliminated by the body is not impacted to any appreciable degree by ritonavir. It has been shown that a significant change can be seen in the amount of nelfinavir in the body from one dosing time to the next, but it was not due to a missed dose of another medication. Instead, the amount of nelfinavir that gets into the body has been shown to be affected by the amount and type of food ingested with it.
The original nelfinavir studies revealed that if a single 250 mg tablet was taken with food versus an empty stomach, the amount of drug in the blood (over the dosing interval -- or AUC, for "area under the curve") was one to two times as much. This is very important because a certain amount of drug has to be maintained in the body in order for a drug to work against the virus.
A recently reported study done in Europe (ATHENA) took patients on nelfinavir and sampled the amount of drug in their blood. They then took the patients with lower levels than what was considered acceptable and gave them more detailed instructions on eating around the time of their nelfinavir dose. Over 1/3 of the patients who then ate more (increased calories and fat) around the time of their nelfinavir dose had their levels come up into the acceptable range without having to alter their dose -- or take another medicine. This also increased the percent of persons with undetectable viral loads from 58.8% to 80.5% after one year.
This data was looked at in a more structured fashion by the manufacturer. Diets of 1,000 kcal (50% fat), 500 kcal (20% fat) and 125 kcal (20% fat) were compared to each other and then to fasting in the same subjects. It was presented that the amount of drug in the body when eating instead of fasting was 3-5 times as much compared to fasting. What was even more intriguing was that the amount of drug in the blood just before the next dose was more consistent and higher when the subjects ate instead of fasting.
On the heels of this information is the newest dosage unit of nelfinavir, the 625-mg tablet. Recently approved by the FDA, this new tablet allows patients to take two pills twice a day instead of the 10 daily needed with the 250-mg tablet strength. The tablets are fairly close in makeup with some minor differences seen in the amount of blue dye and silicon (more and less in the 625-mg tablet, respectively). However, just like with the 250-mg tablet, eating makes a difference in how much gets into the body. The amount of drug that got into the body was twice as much when taken with food compared to fasting.
As we continue to move further away from the "hit hard, hit early" and closer to the "wait and see" approach to treating HIV infection, what has remained consistent is the need to make every regimen count for as long as possible. Providing information on the importance of diet to each ARV should be a standard part of every counseling session with patients at every visit.
Patrick G. Clay, Pharm.D. is an Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy. He is also the HIV Clinical Specialist at the KC Free Health Clinic, 3515 Broadway, Kansas City, MO 64111. Dr. Clay can be reached by phone: (816) 777-2721; fax: (816) 753-0804; or e-mail: email@example.com. Editor's note: Please see "Viracept and Food" in News Briefs.)


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Globalization: Curse or Cure?
Globalization holds tremendous promise to improve human welfare but can also cause conflicts and crises. How will competition for resources, employment, and growth shape economic policies among developed nations as they attempt to maintain productivity growth, social protections, and extensive political and cultural freedoms?
In a new study, Cato scholar Jagadeesh Gokhale offers policy recommendations for developed nations to reduce globalization's negative effects and, indeed, harness it for solving economic challenges.


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What kind of society abandons its own young? What kind of society allows the generations in power to favor themselves over those who follow them, and then lets them claim they're doing it out of selflessness?
Look around you.
This weekend we reviewed nine ways an extreme-right right social agenda has harmed the millennial generation. But there's a cure for that, a formula that's rational, sane, wise, and fair. It involves time-tested techniques for jobs, growth, and education – a New Deal for Millennials.
And a New Deal starts with new values.
Value Proposition
Our weakening values can be found in the "above the fray" stance of presidents and pundits who treat Republicans' ruthless Randianism as if it were a moderate and reasonable point of view, rather than a morally bankrupt corporate-funded bid for economic totalitarianism.
Those frayed values can be found in that hollow street corner strut where GOP politicians holler out to deep-pocketed strangers, Pick me. No, me! I'll make your selfish agenda sing with the voters. Free market? "Yes!" Competition? "Oh, yes!" Contempt for the majority? "Yes, oh yes, God yes!"
But hollow values are also present in Wall Street Democrats who invert the GOP's What's the Matter with Kansas? formula by luring liberals with progressive stands on issues like gay marriage while eagerly pushing Wall Street's economic agenda. The Clinton-Cuomo-Booker crowd is doing exactly what the right did – using social issues to draw people into voting against their own economic interests.
Social justice and economic justice aren't "either/or." They're "and/and."
Those empty values were present at last week's Clinton Global Initiative, where corporate-sponsored pitches about "public/private partnerships" pushed the oligarchy-friendly premise that the federal government can't and won't help its citizens any longer. Conveniently, that would leave us at the mercy of Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and former President Clinton's other prominent corporate funders.
Those hollow values are present in the countless editorials at political organs like The Washington Post, which falsely argue that we can't afford to preserve and expand Social Security and Medicare, or pose false choices between help at the dawn of life or fair play at its sunset.
They're present in the argument that we can't help millennials with student debt, even as we toss them into a jobless economy. Or help them find jobs, as their lifelong earnings erode with every passing year.
Run, Millennials, Run
The millennial generation doesn't need us, but here's a little unsolicited advice: Run! Run from the radical-right Republicans and demand sanity instead of madness. Run from anyone who tells you corporatist Democrats are the best you can hope for politically.
Run from Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles and the other overpaid sales shills who claims that the way to "preserve entitlements for you" is to make sure they're eviscerated before you need them.
Run for the education "reformers" who claim there's no money to educate kids unless someone can make a profit.
Run from the people who tell you it's your fault jobs are so hard to find.
Run for your lives.
This isn't generous advice. It's actually very selfish. Truth is, we need you. We need your intelligence. We need your strength. We need your numbers.
The corporatists and extremists don't realize it, but our offer to help you is also a plea – one that's is based on sound economic principle as well as sound moral reasoning.
Morally and economically, the answer is the same: When you win, we all win.
Who Owes Who?
A New Deal for millennials would relieve the inhumane and unconscionable burden of debt we've imposed on college graduates. Ellen Brown wrote an excellent review of Elizabeth Warren's proposal to allow students to refinance through the Federal Reserve at the ultra-low rates offered to banks and other financial institutions.
There may be ways to modify the Warren proposal to make it even stronger. But one objection that doesn't hold up is to say, "That's not what the Federal Reserve does; it helps banks." The Fed wasn't supposed to help GE Capital or Goldman Sachs either. They weren't banks. But Tim Geithner and others rewrote the rules to bail them out.
Then GE Capital's CEO was named head of Obama's "Jobs Council." And Goldman's COO just shared the stage with Bill Clinton at the Global Initiative.
Are you telling us you'll bend the rules for them, but not for our young people? Well, yeah, come to think of it you are. That's not acceptable.
As Brown points out, the government makes 36 cents on the dollar for student loans. It shouldn't make a nickel. It won't have to pay a nickel, either.
Brown offers New Deal programs that succeeded without costing the federal government a dime.
And some of these loans shouldn't be paid back at all. They were issued for worthless or highly overpriced degrees at "paper mills" like the University of Phoenix. The government should have protected consumers from these scams, and it has a moral obligation to right that wrong now.
Student loan forgiveness would release a trillion dollars of debt obligation back into the general economy. Millennials would have more to spend on some of the first purchases of adult life. That's a stimulus that's built to last.
And if any tax revenue is needed, here's a suggestion: Start with GE Capital and Goldman Sachs.
A Generation at Work
Jobs come next. Studies show that unemployment at the start of a career lowers lifetime earnings. We need to end our youth unemployment crisis now with a millennial WPA that jumpstarts their careers, and our economy, the way the Works Progress Administration did under Franklin D. Roosevelt.
We also need a major initiative in primary and secondary education. Millennials are having children now, and those children need schooling. What's more, millennials represent a large part of the workforce that can provide teachers for them. That means committing to a renewed emphasis on public education.
Lastly, let's end all this talk about cutting Social Security and expand it instead, which can be done through lifting the payroll tax cap and other strategies. The Millennial Generation has already had its Social Security benefits cut, above and beyond the gradual rise in the eligibility age already underway.
Benefits are calculated based on lifetime earnings, and those have already been eroded by youth unemployment. Further cuts in benefits, like President Obama's proposed "chained CPI" that reduces the cost-of-living adjustment, will only add to the injustice created by youth unemployment, while the erosion of the other elements of American retirement – corporate pensions and other assets – will leave millennials in a painfully vulnerable position in their senior years.
Run For Your Lives
Economically, millennials should run from Randian Republicanism and its Selfishness Lite Democratic version. Culturally, they should run from their elders' ideas about home ownership and consumerism – ideas which left them in thrall to corporations and banks.
What should they run to?
To politicians like Warren who speak for them and to them, rather than against them and down to them. To the people who tell them the truth. To the streets, parks, and public squares – anywhere demonstrations are being held against the corporate agenda and in favor of an economy for all.
And they should run for office. The oldest millennials will soon be qualified to run for president. They can already hold every other office. I'm not a big believer in identity politics – look where it got us last time – but millennials need candidates who speak to their needs and are equally invested in their future.
We need them too, because their New Deal will be everyone's.
We need the courage of the young. Yours is not the task of making your way in the world, but the task of remaking the world which you will find before you. May every one of us be granted the courage, the faith and the vision to give the best that is in us to that remaking!
– Franklin D. Roosevelt


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As we approach the 75th Anniversary of the beginning of the Second World War in 2013, there are a number of events coming up in the future that you may want to attend, or read about on the Internet.
One of them is the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Canadian Women's Army Corps (CWAC).
Mr. Douglas Townend, an avid collector of memorabilia related to the Corps, will be displaying his extensive collection at the LeBreton Gallery, Canadian War Museum on Saturday, September 17, 2011 11:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Their Canadian War Museum is at http://www.warmuseum.ca/home
This event will be the same day as the British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa Conference http://www.bifhsgo.ca/cpage.php?pt=22 which is being held just up the hill from the War Museum at the Library and Archives Canada http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/genealogy/index-e.html, so I will be unable to attend.
For a history of the Canadian Women's Army Corps, these places have their history online -
The Canadian Encyclopedia http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0001342
The Juno Beach Centre http://www.junobeach.org/e/4/can-tac-cwa-e.htm
Canadian Women's Army Corps http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Women's_Army_Corps


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