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Thursday, August 6, 2009 Vol. 53 No. 31

INSIDENews 5Commentary 3Briefs 9First Knight 8Concert 7

Maj. Gen. Thomas Deppe bids his farewellPage 6

Brooke Wincapaw (third from left) reacts after cutting the ribbon to her family’s new home Aug. 3. Brooke’s father, Maj. Troy Wincapaw, is with the 2nd Space Company, an Army unit at Peterson. This recently completed residence is one of 31 “move –in” ready homes of 597 home construction project. Each new energy-efficient residence is 20-to-40 percent larger than Peterson’s old homes, a move designed to greatly improve the quality of life for local servicemembers who resides on base. (U.S. Air Force photo by Roberta MacDonald)

New base housing contributes $27.1M to local economyby Thea Skinner

21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer

Three 21st Space Wing families were bestowed the first in a series of modernized field grade officer homes here Aug. 3.

Thirty-one new homes in the first series of residences were developed to improve quality of life, foster commu-nity spirit and an enhanced work-life balance for families living on base.

“Creating a neighborhood bond is something that every development requires. Whether inside the gates or outside — in a development or not in a development — it is a good thing,” said Meryl Large, Actus Lend Lease marketing manager.

This new housing project is the result of a partnership between Actus Lend Lease and the U.S. Air Force, un-der the Military Housing Privatization Initiative of 1996. Throughout a six year development period, Actus Lend Lease will produce 597 modernized three and four bedroom homes along with renovations to 54 existing homes. Under the partnership Tierra Vista Communities will develop, build, renovate, finance, and maintain the homes until 2057.

“There are many more milestones to come. This is the largest quality of life project on Peterson Air Force Base for the next five years,” said Col. Jay Raymond, 21st Space Wing commander. “Today, we have 493 existing homes on base. We are growing to 652 homes on base over the next five years. All but 55 of those are going to brand new homes, so you are going to see a lot of demolition going on as well. The homes are 20 to 40 percent bigger than the homes that we currently live in today. For the next five years, every month we are going to get another 30 homes, so this is just the beginning of a long term quality of life issue for Peterson Air Force Base.”

Colonel Raymond also said that Peterson’s new housing development was one of the largest constructions projects to recently occur in Colorado Springs.

According to Ms. Large, an estimated $27.1 million out of $49.3 million in the company’s funds were paid to Colorado Springs area businesses that contributed to constructing the new homes on base. The money to construct the homes

will be paid back to the company through Airmen’s basic allowance for housing.

As project owner, Actus Lend Lease is also developing homes at two other Air Force installations; Terra Vista Communities is the project company operating as an LLC on Peterson, Schriever and Los Angeles Air Force bases. In September 2007, the base transitioned from military hous-ing to the commercial partnership, and home construction began in July 2007.

The efforts of the 21st Civil Engineer Squadron and Tierra

Vista Communities developed the energy efficient design and landscaping of the homes.

As planned, the development also provides a central neighborhood facility with a community center near the housing office along with a splash park in 2013.

“We will have town hall meetings, potlucks and play-grounds with walking trails throughout the community,”

by 21st Security Forces Squadron

Since fall 2008, Peterson has registered thousands of military members, their fam-ily members, retirees, civilians and contrac-tors into the Defense Biometric Identification System.

This Department of Homeland Security initiative was developed as a force protection program to manage personnel, property and installation access.

“In anticipation of the number of inbound personnel this summer and the number of personnel not yet registered in DBIDS, we en-courage you to register at your earliest con-venience,” said Master Sgt. Brian Villaverde, 21st Security Forces Squadron noncommis-sioned officer in charge of DBIDS. “A new full implementation date of January 2010 has been established for DBIDS at Peterson AFB.”

Who does DBIDS registration affect?: Every DoD ID card holder requiring access to Peterson AFB who has not already registered and anyone with a new ID card since their last registration; for any reason (lost cards, promo-

tions, expired cards, reenlistments, etc.) “If you registered at the USAFA, your regis-

tration is good at Peterson. Therefore you do not need to re-register at Peterson unless you got a new ID card after having registered,” said Capt. Tamara Fischer-Carter, 21st SFS operations officer.

What do personnel unregistered in DBIDS need to do?: Register for DBIDS in person at one of the locations on Peterson or the U.S. Air Force Academy.

Where and when can personnel register?: Peterson AFB Visitor Control Center located adjacent to the West Gate from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., or in Bldg 350 (same location where new DoD ID cards are issued) from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. All locations are closed on weekends and family days.

Why should personnel register?: As of January 2010, personnel who have not reg-istered in DBIDS will be denied access to Peterson AFB until they are registered. Airman 1st Class Chelsea Pennington, 21st Security Force Squadron, assists Army Capt. David

Pyatt, at the Defense Biometric Identification System station located inside Bldg. 350. Members needing access to Peterson must register with DBIDS in order to remain eligible for base access. (Air Force photo by Thea Skinner)

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Dedication postponedThe missile dedication scheduled for today has been postponed until8:30 a.m. Aug. 11

21st LRS receives Lance P. Sijan Award

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Commander’s Corner21st space Wing

We say ‘the sun never sets on the 21st Space Wing’ and this past week has certainly proved it true, with a host of activities happening around the wing.

On Friday the Peterson Air and Space Museum did a fantastic job with their con-cert in the park, and my thanks go out to Gail Whalen and Jeff Nash from the museum and all the volunteers for making this event possible. With the music, food, camaraderie and atmosphere, it was a terrific night of free, family entertainment.

Although the weather didn’t fully cooper-ate, we made the best of the situation with music by the U.S. Air Force Academy Band ensemble Wild Blue Country which gave their usual outstanding performance. Well done and thank you.

Also on Friday, Chief Omdal and I attended the senior noncommissioned officer induction ceremony at The Club. The ceremony, which included a delicious banquet, recognized 53 noncommissioned officers who are making their transition to the senior NCO tier. The transition to SNCO is very significant as it represents the point in these sharp NCOs’ careers where they transition from expert technicians to managers where they focus in institution competencies. I congratulate all of our newly-selected SNCOs on reach-ing this important milestone. I’d like to thank Senior Master Sgt. Mary Lacombe, Master Sgts. Tami Toma, Paul Van Rossum, James Swihart, William Reid, and the entire SNCO Induction Ceremony committee for putting on a flawless event. Special thanks to Chief Usry who did a great job as the guest speaker.

On Sunday our Chapel held a ministry fair and picnic with food and fun for all, which was also a rousing success. The Chapel pro-vides a variety of religious and counseling services and sponsors activities throughout the week to provide our Airmen tools they need to be spiritually fit. Great job to Chaplain

Randall Kitchens and all involved for their hard work and dedication to providing an entertaining environment at the event and the spiritual resources that are important to many of us every day.

If you missed it, you missed your chance to dunk your chaplain in a dunking booth, as well as plenty of food, games and more at the chapel.

On Monday the 21st Space Wing and Tierra Vista Communities held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of the first newly constructed homes as part of the priva-tized housing development on Peterson. This event marks the beginning of a new chapter in the biggest quality of life improvement for Peterson servicemembers and their families for years to come. It also represents the largest housing project in terms of both space and finances in Peterson’s history.

A ribbon cutting for the first 31 new homes in privatized housing was held that morning, and I can tell you, these are not the homes of days gone by.

Each month for the next four years, about 25 new homes will open to Peterson families. These homes are bigger, better and more en-ergy efficient than anything built on Peterson in the past.

These homes feature spacious kitchens with islands, increased storage space, roomy mas-ter bedroom suites, home office space with technology niches, covered porches, garages and more. I can’t tell you how excited I am

to see this project some to fruition.There are far too many dedicated people

involved with this project for me to name all of them, but my most sincere thanks go to all involved with this huge undertaking which will pay dividends for our Airmen for many years to come.

On Monday afternoon we said goodbye to a trusted leader and outstanding Airman — Col. Brad Gentry, 721st Mission Support Group commander. Colonel Gentry retires after 27 years of dedicated service to the Air Force and his presence will be missed. His team has the challenge of providing installa-tion support in the heart of a granite moun-tain — no easy task — but he has seen to it that the mission never failed. Thanks Brad, for your fine leadership and years of service. During the change of command ceremony, we welcomed Col. Russell “Rusty” Wilson to command of the 721st MSG. Rusty, the Wing and I look forward to working with you as commander of America’s fortress.

On Tuesday I was honored as many of you turned out for my farewell golf outing and Santa Maria barbecue lunch at The Club. It was fantastic to spend one of my last remain-ing days as 21st SW commander with you — the men and women of the best space wing in the Air Force. You make the mission happen day in and day out and you provide flawless missile warning and space control operations and unsurpassed installation support. Thank you all for your dedication to the wing and the Air Force — it’s been my sincere pleasure working with you.

On Aug 5, we held the 21st SW Quarterly Awards luncheon. Congratulations to:

Airman of the quarter: Airman 1st Class Olivia Gorman, 21st MSG

NCO of the quarter: Tech. Sgt. Michael Venning, 21st MSG

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Commentary by Ron Burrell21st Space Wing Safety Offi ce

“Houston, we have a problem,” is a famous quote by James Lovell, a member of NASA’s space mission Apollo 13 crew. He used this phrase to report a major technical problem to Houston Control.

In reality, he said, “Houston, we’ve had a prob-lem.” With the assistance of some dedicated en-gineers they were able to overcome the problem and return to earth safely.

Looking at Air Force mishap fatality statistics for private mo-tor vehicles, I’d say, “We have a problem — a very serious prob-lem.” Th us far in Fiscal Year 2009, the Air Force has experienced 38 off -duty motor vehicle fatalities (20 automobiles and 16 motor-cycles). Most of these could have been prevented.

Sadly, we continue to see the same contributing factors: speed-ing and distracted driving, fail-ure to obey traffi c control devices, failure to use seatbelts or required motorcycle gear, and the use of alcohol. Th ese are all indicators of high risk behaviors.

Closer to home we observe high risk driv-ing behaviors just about every time we get on the road. So far this year in Colorado Springs there have been 10 traffi c crashes resulting in fatalities. Th e Colorado Springs police depart-ment recently released the 25 most dangerous intersections in town based on 2008 data. Powers Boulevard, a major roadway used daily by many of our family, friends, and co-workers, contain

six of these dangerous intersections. Hazardous intersections are also located on Marksheff el Road where two of our own were involved fatal crashes.

Th ere are far too many aggressive drivers on the streets of Colorado Springs. Are you an ag-gressive driver? Do you take your frustrations out on your fellow motorist, i.e. “Road Rage?” Th is can oft en lead to violence or a mishap. Do you allow yourself to become distracted while

driving? Reading, talking or texting on the phone, eating or drinking are all distractions that can lead to accidents.

Are you a tailgater? Th is is a major cause of vehicle accidents. Stay well back of the vehicle in front of you; give yourself room to maneuver in emergency situations. Do you make frequent lane changes? Whipping in and out of traffi c lanes increases the possibility of a mishap; you become a danger to yourself and other motorists.

Do you run red lights? Th is is a big problem in our area. Do not enter into an intersection on a yellow light. Motorist must learn to defend themselves against red light runners. Look left , then right, then check the oncoming traffi c lanes and look left again before proceeding through the intersection. Many crashes occur when a motorist blindly enters an intersection as the light turns green without checking traffi c in all directions.

Do you travel faster than the posted speed limit or too fast for the road and weather conditions? So what if you’re late. Better to ar-rive late than not get there at all. So, plan ahead and allow yourself extra time.

As individual drivers, we must eliminate high risk driving behav-iors and drive responsibly. We as individuals must also stand up to our friends or family members when we observe them taking un-necessary chances that could have tragic results. Th is is especially true if there is alcohol involved.

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looking out for each other. It’s safe to say that these high risk driving behaviors contribute to numerous traffi c mishaps oft en with tragic re-sults. Th is problem does not require a high tech solution as we saw in the situation with Apollo 13. Each of us as a motorist on the roadways must operate our motor vehicles responsibly and safely. Always obey the traffi c laws and be courteous to other motorist on the road. Drive safe, sober and secure!

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21st LRS receives Lance P. Sijan AwardCol. Jay Raymond (left ), 21st Space Wing commander, stands with (from left to

right) Maj. Jerry Gonzalez, 21st Logistics Readiness Squadron commander, Staff Sgt. Justin Conley, 21st LRS, Senior Airman Guillermo Araujo, 21st LRS, and Tom Cavalli, president of the Lance P. Sijan Chapter of the Air Force Association, July 29. Mr. Cavalli presented the 21st LRS with the Sijan Award for helping facilitate the 2009 Tops in Blue program by moving equipment from an aircraft to the Broadmooor Hotel in Colorado Springs. Th e Sijan Award recognizes accomplish-ments of offi cers and enlisted members who demonstrate the highest qualities of leadership in the performance of their duties and in the conduct of their lives. (Air Force photo by Roberta MacDonald)

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Th e Beatles released “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” album. Hollywood’s box offi ce hits were, “Th e Graduate,” “Bonnie and Clyde” and “Cool Hand Luke.” Gasoline was 33 cents a gallon, movie tickets were $1.25, the average cost of a new home was $14,250 and a new car would cost around $2,750. Th at was 1967 — the year Maj. Gen. Th omas Deppe, vice commander of Air Force Space Command, Peterson Air Force Base, Colo., went to basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.

“At that time you were either in college or you got draft ed,” said General Deppe. “I had just dropped out of college, and then came my draft notice in the mail not too long aft er.”

Convinced by a friend that the Air Force was the way to go, the young Th omas Deppe pro-ceeded to the recruiting offi ce to sign on the dotted line, with little knowledge of the positive impact that signature would have on his life.

“I had no plans on staying in the Air Force any longer than I had to,” General Deppe said. “But as time went on and I made staff sergeant in less than four years, I thought, ‘Well, why not stay in a little longer?’ I already had a job that I liked, why would I quit it when I might get something on the outside I didn’t like?”

Th at “little longer” became 42 years of mili-tary service. Putting his enlisted career behind him, General Deppe earned his commission in November 1977.

“It was an interesting switch,” he said. “I went from having credibility with my job as a techni-cal sergeant, to a brand new lieutenant with no credibility whatsoever.”

General Deppe continued in the offi cer ranks with the intention of retiring as a captain. In fact, when it came time for him to pin on captain, 20 years of service had already passed. Captain Deppe continued on with his career. In March 1987, continuing to prove himself, he was se-lected for major below-the-zone, squelching, yet again, his intention to retire. He could have turned down the promotion and went ahead with his plans, but instead he chose to extend his commitment to the Air Force just “a little longer.”

“It seems like every time I thought about it, I committed more and more to the Air Force,” General Deppe said. “Every promotion requires you to stay in that position for a certain amount of time. I kept getting promoted, so I stayed in the Air Force.”

Th e Air Force can only be thankful that General Deppe said “just a little longer”, his solid commitment can be seen through his 42 years of service. Airmen can only be inspired by his commitment. It takes loyalty, dedication and determi-nation. A sense of belonging, a family, a family of…Airmen is what General Deppe fi nds most rewarding.

Th is is what General Deppe had to say during his retire-ment interview:

What is your most enjoyable/rewarding part of your military career?

“You, the ‘cream of the crop’…Airmen just like you are the reason I have enjoyed my military career and found it so rewarding, both enlisted and commissioned. I am proud to belong and will always.

What/who was your biggest in� uence while you served?

I had a boss, Col. Raymond “Hal” Cleveland; he was the director of intercontinental ballistic missile requirements. He mentored me more on offi cership and life than anyone

else. He also is the person who’s responsible for teaching me how to golf. I am forever indebted to him. Unfortunately, Hal passed away in the late ’90s. I am sure where he is he can see me and what I’m doing...

What made you decide to be an o� cer?You have to want to be an offi cer ... I wanted to be one. You

have to be up to greater challenges in life. Th ere are two kinds of prior enlisted offi cers: the really good and the really bad. I’ve known a few in the really bad category. In my case, I was not a very good fi rst-term Airman; in fact, I was probably pretty lousy. I enlisted in the Air Force to avoid the draft , to get the education benefi ts and to get marketable skills.

Along the way, I realized all the fun you could have and

that’s why I re-enlisted. Aft er the fun wore off , I realized I had to get serious about this, and I got sent to NCO prep school, which is now Airman Leadership School. It was the turning point in my career, because it made me realize just how important everything is. I don’t care if you are a public aff airs offi cer or a personnel Airman, or a security forces team member, or even the two-star general in charge of 20th Air Force, everyone of us has a very important role. I had an eye-opening experience. When I realized just how

important this business is and just how much I liked it. As a result of this I became a prep school instructor part-time, and then I volunteered to be a recruiter and then attended Offi cer Training School.

While being stationed around the United States and beyond, what assignment was your favorite and why?

Th at’s a really hard question; I never really had a bad one. Ironically both of my shortest tours were my favorite, not because of the location but because of the mission. I was a ground launch cruise missile fl ight commander in Belgium. Back then we were like pioneers, we wrote the rules as we went along and it was really excit-ing. Th e second was vice commander at the 45th Space Wing, Patrick AFB, Fla., where we were launching rockets and putting people in space. It was a very busy year, one of the busiest on record. I can’t complain…

Upon your departure, what would you like to pass on to fellow Airmen?

If I’m nothing else to anyone in the Air Force, let me be an inspiration for the opportunities that are available in the Air Force. I don’t think I passed up on any of them; be it education benefi ts, promotion opportunities, fi tness centers, auto hobby shops, golf course, or the club systems. Th e opportunities that I took advantage of to become a two-star general are the same opportunities that are available to you.

Do you have any plans for your retirement?

Well fi rst I’m going to take some time off …I have been going to work every day for 42 years, one month, and seven days. My wife and I are going to take a couple trips. Aft er about a few months I will see what is available work-wise. Before the end of the baseball season I want to get back to St. Louis, and catch a couple games.

What do you think you are going to miss the most?

Th at is easy, the people. It’s always the people. I have such a great love for my Air Force family, the people I have met along the way. I plan to keep them as family for the rest of my life.

Do you have any farewell comments?It’s been an extremely fast 42 years, I can still remember

the day I got on the train and left St. Louis for basic training in San Antonio, Texas. It seems like it was just yesterday and it goes by so fast, but I can remember people at every place I have been stationed that made a diff erence. I hope that in my 42 years I have been able to make a diff erence to some people as they have made a diff erence to me.

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Rainstorms did not stop servicemembers and their families from being showered in musical appreciation at the Peterson Air and Space Museum 2009 Concert in the Park July 31.

“It was a nice turnout despite the weather,” said Gail Whalen, 21st Space Wing, Peterson Air and Space Museum director.

About 250 attendees along with approximately 60 vol-unteers including the Civil Air Patrol cadets gathered at the base air park. The 2009 Concert in the Park is an expression of appreciation for members of the military community making sacrifices for their country.

Initiated by the Peterson Air and Space Museum Foundation, a local non-profit chartered by the 21st SW, the concert originated around 2003 offering gratitude to servicemembers and their families along with an op-portunity to learn Air Force heritage. The foundation directly supports the museum through fund raising and volunteers.

The air park provides “a wonderful setting to look at aircraft and listen to the band. It is a nice way to end the

week. No speeches or protocol,” said Edward Weaver, the foundation’s secretary and treasurer. “We are putting the money back into Peterson itself — I can not think of any expenditures off base.”

The informal relaxed atmosphere provided an enhanced work-life balance for servicemembers and their families.

Wild Blue Country provided entertainment with an eclectic arrangement of music.

“You could see people feeling good as the band played. Wild Blue Country has a unique ability to take patriotism and weave it to take away the clutter. It is a method that provides you with inspiration, yet does not slap you in the face with it,” Mr. Weaver said.

The museum’s mission is to protect and tell the story of the heritage of the Air Force and Peterson. About 16 missiles and aircrafts were open for viewing including the EC-121T Warning Star radar aircraft and the Peacekeeper ICBM Missile Procedures Simulator.

“You go to retirements, change of commands, and Inspector General out-briefings — there is always a struc-tured activity that leads people to be guarded,” Mr. Weaver said. “The concert allowed people to be themselves. We are thankful that people had the opportunity to come.”

Concert pairs music with Air Force heritage

Volunteers grill at the air park during the Peterson Air and Space Museum 2009 Concert in the Park July 31. About 250 attendees along with ap-proximately 60 volunteers, including Civil Air Patrol cadets, gathered at the park for food, fun and music. (Air Force photo by Larry Hulst).


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SNCO of the quarter: Master Sgt. Robert “Bob” GobleCGO of the quarter: Capt Andre Pennington, 21st SW/JA

Civilian of the quarter category I: Mr. Elias Kunishige, 721st MSG

Civilian of the quarter category II: Mr. William J. Torres, 21st MDG

Civilian of the quarter category I supervisory: Mr. Edward “Ed” Miller, 21st MSG

Civilian of the quarter category II supervisory: Ms. L.J. Van Belkum, 21st SW/DS

Next week I will be TDY, but I look forward to returning and spending my last few days with the great Airmen of the 21st SW. Again, your efforts have made this wing the great unit it is. While I may not get the chance to personally say goodbye to all of you before I PCA, I want to thank you all for making this one of Mollie and my most memorable assignments.

Farewell

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From page 1Ms. Large said. Th e de-velopment is “designed to promote interaction so that people meet their neighbors — giving another outlet to promote that bond and fa-cilitate relationships within the residents themselves.”

All the homes contain foyers, separate living and dining areas, energy effi -cient appliances, home of-fi ce space with technology niches, increased storage

space, spacious kitchens with islands, and covered porches.

Once the development project is complete in 2013 it will span 198 acres on base, and another series of homes will go online in mid August and Sept. 1, Ms. Large said.

Th ree families accepted the keys to their new homes Monday, and were slated to begin moving in the same day.

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How does the registration process work?: Personnel must be sure to have their DoD ID card(s) in their pos-session when registering.

“Please register early in or-der to minimize wait times of all customers as we ap-proach our full implementa-tion date on Peterson AFB,” Sergeant Villaverde said.

For further information

on DBIDS, contact your se-curity manager, visit www.dmdc.osd.mil/iao/pages/dbids/dbids_main.html or review the previously published DBIDS article at http://www.peterson.af.mil/news/story_print.asp?id=123130941.

Direct any questions to 21st SFS DBIDS POCs, Master Sgt. Brian Villaverde, at 556-6725, or Master Sgt. Tristum Darby at 556-4671.

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Transition PlusTransition Plus classes will be held

Aug. 27 and Oct. 29 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Airmen and Family Readiness Center in Room 1203, Building 350. Transition Plus is a one day class designed as a refresher course for military members and their spouses who have previously attend-ed a Transition Assistance Program. Extensive guidance will be given by business experts in the area of resume writing, mock interviewing, executive salary negotiations and advance net-working skills. All attendees must bring a fi nal draft copy of their resume. To register, please call 556-6141.

Farewell barbecueTh ere is a Santa Maria barbecue to

farewell Col. Jay and Mollie Raymond 1 p.m. Aug. 4 at Th e Club pavilion. Cost is $8 for the meal which includes tri-tip steak, Lonnie beans, salad, garlic bread and a drink; $10 for roast only. To-go orders are available. For information, contact Master Sgt. Floyd Martinez at 556-6598 or Master Sgt. Lonnie Gann at 556-6581.

Self defense classThe Schriever Sexual Assault

Response Coordinator is off ering a fee self defense seminar from 8 a.m. to noon Aug. 14 in the main gym at Schriever. Th e class is limited to 30 participants. To sign up contact the Schriever SARC at 567-7634, or e-mail Tricia Czepiel at [email protected].

Car showShow off your classic car or your new

hot wheels at the Auto Hobby Center’s car show Aug. 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Eagle Park. Entry fee is $15 by July 31, $20 aft er July 31. Enjoy music, food and a bouncy castle for the kids. Th e fi rst 30 to register will receive a goodie bag. For details and registration forms, visit www.21fss.com or call 556-4481.

Missile display dedicationOfficials here will dedicate the

Minuteman III missile display at 8:30 a.m. Aug. 11. Th e missile, now part of

the Peterson Air and Space Museum, goes on display at the corner of Peterson Boulevard and Otis Street. Th e muse-um, part of the 21st Space Wing, has 22 aircraft and missiles on display to pre-serve and portray the rich aviation and space history of Colorado Springs and Peterson Air Force Base. Th is marks the 50th anniversary of the ICBM. Traffi c will be rerouted on Peterson Boulevard between Paine and Selfridge streets, and Otis Street between Peterson Boulevard and Vincent Street, from 6:30 a.m. until the ceremony is com-plete; plan alternate routes. For infor-mation about the dedication, call the museum at 556-4915.

Scholarships availableTh e Pikes Peak Top 3 off ers schol-

arships for enlisted E-6 and below.Go to http://www.pikespeaktop3.org/GrantInfo/eegip.html for information, or contact Master Sgt. Lisa Gibson at [email protected]. Th e Space Top Th ree also off ers scholarships for enlisted E-6 and below. Interested members can contact Master Sgt. Chris Clark for information at 556-7491 or [email protected].

Lunch and learnTh e Peterson civilian training offi ce

off ers a Brown Bag Lunch and Video series in building 350, room 1205. Th e series is open civil service employees, however, if seats are available military, contractors and non-civil service em-ployees are free to sit in. Th e series is free and reservations are not required; participants should bring their own lunch. For information call Mr. Randy Brennan at 556-7524 or Mr. Richard Gropp at 556-4819.

11:30 a.m. Aug. 11 — Seven Keys to Positive Mental Attitude (25 min-utes): Seven Keys to a Positive Mental Attitude — Th e program helps view-ers gain awareness that a great attitude isn’t something that magically happens. Rather, it’s an active choice which peo-ple make in advance about how they are going to deal with life’s events.

Noon Aug. 11 — Essential Elements

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Falcon Ticket ProgramTh e Air Force Academy Athletic

Association has launched the Tickets for Troops program for a second year. Under this program, junior enlisted members (E-6 and below) can purchase discounted season and individual game tickets for the 2009 Falcon football sea-son. Tickets are available in reserved seating sections (normally costing $144) in Falcon Stadium for only $20 for a season ticket or $4 for an individual game ticket. Enlisted members may purchase these tickets for themselves and their families by stopping by the Air Force ticket offi ce on the Air Force Academy or by calling either 472-1895 or (800) 666-8723.

Career TracksTh e Airman and Family Readiness

Center is having a Career Tracks class from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 18 and 19 at the Academy Airman & Family Readiness Center. Th e class is open to spouses of active duty military, retirees, Reservists, and DoD civilians only, and focuses on dealing with career portabil-ity or trying to fi gure out what type of career to pursue.

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Register by Aug. 14; call 333-3444 for information.


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PRN, OR RN for Outpatient Eye Sur-gery Center, 1 yr exp req, eye surgery

exp desired. Colo Sprgs Surg Ctr, 719-636-5054, [email protected]

HUMAN SERVICES

Admin AssistantPT/20/hrs./wk. Req’d: HS grad or

equiv., proficient MS windows /database, 3+ yrs admin asst exp.,

excel. people and org. skills, mtg/event plan’g, & exp. work’g in inclusive & diverse orgs. Prefer’d: College grad,

HTML or web dev. knowledge. Mail/fax resume & COVER LTR

by 8/11/09 to: CASA, HR,701 S. Cascade, C/S CO 80903

or fax 667-1818. EOE

SALES / MARKETING

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Classifieds

MERCHANDISE

APPLIANCES

GOOD PRODUCTSGOOD PRICESGOOD PEOPLE

DUPREE USED APPLIANCESFor 38 Years!!!

Visit us for a savings certificate atwww.dupreeappliance.com

Call us at 442-2233Quality, reconditioned stoves,

refrigerators, washers & dryers.*Up to 2 year warranty

*Whirlpool - GE - Kenmore*Visa, MC, checks welcomed*Professional Delivery Team

Choose from over 150 appliances at our clean, spacious showroom.2200 East Platte Ave.

Side by Side Refrigerator withIce / Water Dispenser GE 24.9Cu. Ft. $350.00 817-550-3249

W/D, XLg capacity, $600; King wave-less waterbed$900; 3pc bdrm set, dress-er+mirror+drawer chest$700. 591-7535

Washer/Dryer gas & electric GE and Whirlpool 4 years old Separating from mil. must sell! 702-306-2691

ANTIQUES/COLL

For sale very old oak ice box from a ranch in Guffey, CO. Name on back $700obo 719-638-6180 for details.

BABY CHILDREN’S ITEMS

For sale: 4 in 1 crib - $175, playpen -$45, baby swing - $45, changing table -$40. [email protected]

BOOKS

Books For You—Quality used and dis-counted new Paperbacks, hardbacks, great selection all categories: Sci-fi, children’s, military history, romance, more. 1737 S 8th St, Colo Springs, 80905. (719) 630-0502

COMPUTERS

Computer Tower, microsoft windows XP Professional version 2002. 450 meg-ahertz, 36 md ram. $25. 540-0556

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

2, 40” Theater Logic speakersSurround sound, hardly used!719-231-6345

Free TV, A 36” PROSCAN by RCA TV ELECTRICAL PROBLEM. NONDIGATAL. 719-231-8879

Playstation Game Console works great w/accessories $50 OBO.

Call 719-573-2701 Leave Message

playstation with two memorycards and 7 games all for $ 50.ph: 719-576-5468

FIREARMS

We have guns, We have ammo, We buy Military Collectables.

Leasures Treasures, 2801 W. Colorado Ave., 80904, 719-635-8539 ext 150.

HOME ENTERTAINMENT

3set entertainment center R,L tower 21”w,75”h center 39”w 80”h TV space 37”1/2 w,31”h. $1000 call 321-3055

GameFly-Free 21 Day membershipwww.gamefly.com/promoenter mlitary code - 2military1

HOME FURNISHINGS

8 piece Dining Room set 6 chairs, table and China Hut $400/OBO. 2 Mirrors, free. 719-661-8344.

8 piece Dining Room set 6 chairs, table and China Hut $300/OBO. 2 Mirrors, free. 719-661-8344.

2 recliner chairs, dark red, 7 months old. Perfect new condition by lane. $175 each. Call 719-596-6006.

Captain/Trundle Bed(1 Mattress)w/Bookcase Headboard $200 OBO520-508-7574

German Schrank Oak 6 Pieces$1900 OBO719-647-1481

Oak loft bed for sale. $75Perfect for boy’s room!Call 284-0085.

Waterfort crystal goblets, 6 of them, brand new. Turkish rugs, handmade, wool. Call 719-574-4319.

weight bench $50, sit up bench $35, basketball background $195, 9 ft. Grim Reaper blow up arch $55 440-0688

JEWELRY &COLLECTIBLES

Bowies Gold & Diamond: Exquisite Jewelry & Estate Jewelry. In House Re-pair, Custom Designs. 15% Military Discount. 2222 E Pikes Peak. 473-1431

VALENTINE JEWELERSWe buy gold, gemstones, diamonds.

Repairs and Custom Designs.Military Discounts. CALL 630-1212

LAWN & GARDEN

FREE chain link fence with gateready for pickup / in rollsUSAFA base house. 302-5953

MISC FOR SALE

2 sets of 4 new hubcaps 14” & 15” $40 per set. Dining room table & 6 chairs, China cabinet $350 set. 719-352-8790

Buffalo Soldiers orig s/n leprints by Don Stivers. Fordetails call 282-9327.

Large George Foreman Gas grill on Stand $45. 3-piece Bistro set $55. New Rotisserie Toaster Oven $54. 382-0573

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

CLARINET, $175original price $400

Call 391-9287

SPORTS EQUIP

Eclipse Elliptical Trainer 1100HR/A. Like new. $400 new. Asking $250. As seen on TV. 719-597-8759.

Golf sets, one left handed, one right handed. Putter and a bag, $75. Call for more info. 719-598-2056.

TICKETMART

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PETS

CATS

Lost Cat, White w/ Brwn StripesMale, “Socks”, 8 Yrs, Otis St.Loved and Missed! 440-8761/8791

DOGS

8 month old Daschund male black & tan $300 w/papers. 719-233-2052.

AKC Blue Pomeranian, Male forsale to good home $250.00leave message @ 719-291-9758

AKC Female English BulldogAll White 4 months old$1000 (254) 563-5920

AKC Mini Dachshund Pups 2M/1F1st shots, pies and blk/tan, 9w719-391-1932 home loved babies

APR Registered Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Born June 1, 2 ruby males, 2 ruby females, 1 blenheim male. Health certificate, health guaranteed, registra-tion papers along with pedigree certifi-cation and shots. Both parents on site, great with kids and other pets. Please call 719-684-4906 or 719-684-6929. $900 each.

Boxer pups.$300719-375-1483 P.O.S

Certified Therapy Dog TeamsNeeded to Visit Evans Army

Hospital Call Ray at 964-1531

CUTE!! AKC Reg French Bulldogs!Shots/Pet Guarantee/Papers$1200 ea./Credit Cards accepted

Husky. Black and white, male,8 mos old, shots, accessoriesincluded $800 (210)445-9978

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PETS

Breeding pair of Chinchilla’sBeautiful must see! $200 w/cageIf interested call 559-5003

COMMERCIALREAL ESTATE

Real Estate

COMMERCIAL LAND

Construction Equipment RentalCompany SEEKING 1-2 Acre Lot.

Zoned M1, C6 or Similar. In Colorado Springs, Allowing Outside Storage,Preferably Paved and Fenced Yard.

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LAND

LAND FOR SALE

5AC - PEYTON PINESLast treed lot overlkg the Bijou Basin.

Magn. view! Gentle slope, ideal for walkout lower lvl. $90K.Toni@Rawhide 359-2410

Briargate- Build your Dream Home 1 ac Lot with Unobstructed Views of Pikes

Peak & the Front Range. $200,000.Call Linda Lafferty at Platinum Group

719-955-8590

FOR SALE MOUNTAINPROP

INDIAN CREEK SUB4.20 Acres. Tall Pine and Aspen.

3mi North of Florissant.Big View of Crystal Peak. $49,900

Spring Creek Realty- Marshall Young 719-210-9339 or 719-687-3272

PARK YOUR RV1.75 Acre Lot. Walk to Cripple Creek.

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Reduced!! Must Sell! ConiferWell, driveway, aspens, views170K/neg 985-788-6895

TELLER COUNTY7.8 Acres. New Driveway and Pad site. Nestled in Aspen Grove. End of Road.

Big Snowcapped Peak View.$49,900. Owner will Finance.

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RESIDENTIALFOR SALE

BLACK FOREST

Black Forest, 2.5 acres trees meadows Barn Round Pen Highly desired loca-tion. D-20 $335,900 call Kori w/ Core Realty @ 719-201-6499.

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Luxury Home in Pine Creek3231 Blackwood 4 BR, 3 Ba, 3 cargar, main floor master, A/C, granite

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CENTRAL

2107 N. Circle Drive, $117,0003 beds, 2 baths, garage.

Cute home with alley access.Linda Richie RE/MAX Properties

310-5377 MLS#595093

BRAND NEW 4BR, 3BA, 2 car, 2200sqft. Fenced corner lot, fireplace, full stucco, upgrades galore. 10 mins from Carson. $224,750. Janelle w/ Walston Group @ 719-477-1410.

Poet Loft for sale downtown, 2bd/2bagarage, elevator, lowest priced, $265kMotivated —- Mike 719-640-4529

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Beautiful, 3br/2ba/attch gar + carport 1500sqft. Village 7, near shops/UCCS,

military welcome 719-330-2521

Condo in Southeast Area - $90,000.3 beds, 2 full baths, 1,440 sq. ft.,

new carpet, new paint, 8’ X 60’ deck.Call Linda Richie, RE/MAX Properties,

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EAST

Beautiful Stone/Stucco TH with finished W/O Basement, Main level MBR with Sitting area & FP, Luxury 12x11 Bath w/Jetted Tub, HW Flooring, Maple Cabinetry, Deck&Patio, 3-3-1. $210,000. Call Linda with Platinum Group at 719-955-8590

ELLICOTT/YODER

Semi-Custom rancher on 40 acres. Upgraded kitchen appliances, vaulted ceilings and many EX-TRAS! 3BR, 2BA, 2 car garage, 1644sqft. Shows like a model home.$258,900. The Manning Team @ RE/MAX Advantage. Call Don 719-550-1544

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Jim (719) 475-0517 Home/work

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Excellent condition, garage, patio, Big Views,

private well, quiet, horses ok. Located in Lewis Palmer School

District. Qualies for $8,000 Tax Credit. Free

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Jody Heffner Ofce 495-6838 Cell 331-6240

Fantastic Horse Ranch3755 N. Ramah Hwy.

40-320 acres! Outbldgs!4bd/2bth-2560sq.ft.

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Private Paradise21455 Warriors Path, Bijou Basin

7+acres-landscaped/waterfall. 4bd/2bth/4gar. 3183 sq.ft.

$398,900 mls#576336 (Peyton)

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1796 sq.ft.-Unique accents! $179,900

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FALCON

A WOW home & incred. landscpg! 2-Story just mins from Pete & Schriever AFB. Vaulted ceil’g, skylights, archway,

fireplace, deck, views...it’s all here!4 bd/3 ba/ 2 car! Immaculate condition!

What a buy! $214,900 -Dancing Star Realty - 488-2234

FLORISSANT

91 Turnabout Lane, 80816. This spa-cious 4 bedroom/3 bath home with wall of windows sits majestically on a landscaped acre. 3000+ square feet finished. The flagstone patio, wrap-around deck and large kitchen with center island are perfect for enter-taining. Curl up with a book in the lower level sitting room or relax in the jetted tub of the master bath with views of the woods. Bonus room and large loft. $289,500. 719-748-1393

FOUNTAIN

2/2/2 Cute upgraded rancher.Less than 5 yrs old, only 4 mto Gate 20. $176,900 330-4259

COUNTRYSIDE 3Bed/2ba/2, 1612 Sq Ft. 4-Level, Garage w/ Storage Shelves, Large Backyard, FR w/ F/p-Walk Out to

Backyard, Close to Schools! $175K Jorgette @ 499-1232, Colorado Casa

Lakefront w/60 acre park new rancher. 3,264 fin sq ft, 3 cr gar $349,900. $2,000 toward cc. Call 719-660-3650

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Charming 3 bd,2 ba, 2car, Large cul-de-sac lot, Price only $125,000

Quick Closing PossibleConnie Case Re/Max Properties

719-271-6850

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

7428 Theresa Drive6 beds, 5 ba, 3 car. 3,945 sq ft, fin bsmt.Call Linda Richie, RE/MAX Properties,

719-310-5377. MLS#456317

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16x80, ‘94 Mobile Home in Southside park.3bd/2ba, AC, upgrades. 8x10 shed & 8x10 deck. Exec cond. 719-392-1222

Guaranteed Military Financing!2 & 3 Bedroom Manufactured Homes

For Sale. Over 30 Homes Located within 5 Minutes of Ft. Carson.Gorgeous Homes with Island

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nance Military Family’s. Payments as low as $599 per mo! 1-888-265-1681

MARKSHEFFEL

CLAREMONT RANCH in Marksheffel. 3Bed/3ba/4, 3182 Sq Ft.

Brand New Condition, Lots ofUpgrades, HWF, FR F/p, Ceramic Tile,

Beautiful Landscaping. $275KJorgette @ 499-1232, Colorado Casa

Great horse property on fenced 5AC,w/5/3/4c gar/3,304sf.home. Close toPeterson and Schriever AFBs. Call

Larry, RE/MAX Properties 590-4744

MERIDIAN RANCH

NEW MERIDIAN RANCH HOMESREADY NOW! Take up to $20,000 offof $299,900, 3449 sq’ ranch, .63 ac,3carREADY NOW! Take up to $10,000 off of $379,900, 4178 sq’ ranch, ½ ac,4car

Call Toni @ 719-492-0685Majestic Custom Homes, Inc.

MONUMENT

OH MY GOODNESS! What a find here! Luxurious 2-Story on 2.45 acres nestled among mature pines yet w/mtn & city views! Private! Prime location. Granite ctrs, hickory cab, hardwd flrs,

deck plus private Mstr bedrm deck plus patio! 5 bd/3 ba/ 2 car. 90% effic.

furn, newer roof, custom rock firepl & wet bar, immaculate condition. Price

low to sell fast! $499,900Dancing Star Realty - 488-2234

2500 sf, fenced, quiet culdesacD-38 close to trails,I-25 & AFA425 McShane Pl, 331-9170

Affordable living in Palmer Lake! Mtn views! 3bd/2 ba/2 car carport on 3/4 ac lot! 5 pc Master bath, wood stove, open floor plan. $164,400 - Sellers motivated so here’s your chance! 717 Westward

Lane - Dancing Star Realty - 488-2234

TOWNHOME NEARAIR ACADEMY

311 Raspberry LaneCharming 3bd, 2ba, 2 car with

enclosed sun room, Quick ClosingPossible, Price only $160,000

Connie Case Re/Max Properties 719-271-6850

MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

FREE CATALOGColorado Mountain Property

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NORTHEAST

4BR 2.5 BA, 2060sf w basementAC, custom blinds, 9’ ceilings3 car garage, $264.9K 321-3877

5BR, 3½BA, 3 car garage in pine creek. D-20 schools. $489,900. Call 719-499-6125.

Beautiful 4BR, 3BA, 3 car. 3788 fully finished sqft. Semi custom home. Lots of upgrades, wet bar, great views, huge backyard w/ stone patio. Call Matt w/ Muldoon & Associates @ 719-491-9429

CAMPUS BLUFFS 3Bed/3ba/3, 3123 SF. Wonderful Open Flr Plan, Stucco

Ext, Stone Accents, F/p, Deck, Lanscpd, HW Flrs, Upgrades Galore! $350K

Jorgette @ 499-1232, Colorado Casa

Contemporary Open Floorplan, HW Flooring, Main Level MBR with 5 Pc Bath, Bay Window, Close to Park & Schools, Fresh Interior Paint, 3-3-2. $185,000. Call Linda with Platinum Group at 719-955-8590

NORTHWEST

5B, 3B, 4000sf, cul-de-sac, a/c$349K Open House 11a-2p 8/8-8/9548-1985 [2250 Capstone Ct]

PEYTON

GOOD PRICE For Quick Sale! Only $393,000 for a gorgeous custom

5ac horse property at 17831 Pinon Park Rd. Features includes 4 bdrms,

3 full baths, living rm, dining rm, fam. rm, media rm, multipurpose game rm, 2 car garage, 30’x45’ shop w/RV space

& much more. Please call me at:w: 303-745-6456 or c: 303-246-6049

[email protected],web www.margaritashomesales.com

or see home: www.realtor.com. MLS#761712

LARGE CUSTOM HOME in the pines in Peyton Pines! Beautiful rancher on5 acres of hills, valleys, open meadowand zoned for horses. Home is verysecluded and quiet. Three car heated

garage, in floor radiant heat throughout, hickory hardwood floors, granite tile on

all counters and breath taking views. $425,000. Call 719-337-0537

for your private showing today!

RIVERS DIVIDE 4Bed/3ba/2, 3368 Sq Ft. 5.05 Ac, Views of Bijou Basin, Open Flr Plan, Lg FR, A/C, Wd Stove

FR, Cvrd Porch & Deck! $398,900 Jorgette @ 499-1232, Colorado Casa

POWERS

FSBO 3780 Range Dr 3/2.5/2 1440close to FtCarson/Peterson [email protected] 206-852-5521

MUST SEE HOMES FOR SALE*6050 Gunshot Pass 2b/1b/1c

$115,000 POWERS*8025 Parsonage 3bed/2.5bath/2 car

$208,000 by PAFB*5910 Drifter 4 bedrooms/3 baths/3 car garage $324,900 Open House

Sat Aug 8th 2-4 pm*149 Iris Rd 3b/2/b/2c $142,900

WOODLAND PARK*Rental 3bed/2.5 bath/ 2 car inClaremont Ranch $1200 month

*Rental 2 bed/1 bath/1 car off of Powers $800 per month

Kris at Coldwell Banker 661-6112

Two Story TH features Main level MBR w/Pvt Bath, Extensive Wood Laminate Flooring, All Appliances Included, 2-3-2. $154,900. Call Linda withPlatinum Group at 719-955-8590

PUEBLO

25 mins from Carson. 2/3BR, 1BA, completely remodeled, huge corner lot, all appl included. $92K. (719) 547-2795

PUEBLO WEST

New 3800 SqFt Finished Rancher, 5Bd/ 3Bath/ 6 or 8 Car Gar, Covered Patio, A/C, many energy efficient features. $284,900, Frech Team 719-290-1000

SOUTHEAST

MILITARY APPRECIATION REBATE:$150-$249,999.....$1,150$250-$399,999.....$1,450

$400,000 +.....$1,750Call Cindy & Joy 719-440-0122

Herman Group Real Estatewww.yourhomesource.com

VALERIE ACRES 3Bed/2ba/1, 1752 Sq Ft. Bi-Level w/CENTRAL AIR,

Upgrades, Great Deck (Walk Out from Kitchen/DR), Smoke Free! $147,500

Jorgette @ 499-1232, Colorado Casa

SOUTHWEST

$8,000 Tax Credit AvailableRenance, Purchase,

Low Rates, Fast ServiceNo Money Down, 100% Financing

www.va-loans-online.comBanner Mortgage Thanks You

For Your ServiceCall Nanette Robinson at

719-597-4600 or 719-351-5080FDIC

Great time to Buy!

4/2/1, 1666sqft, new flooring, paint, windows, fenced yard. Close to Ft Car-son. $135,000 OBO. 719-229-7557.

5850 Daltry Ln. $435,000. 5BR, 4BA, 3car. 4200sqft. Best Value in Broad-moor Bluffs. Great views, large kitchen, large 5 piece master, walk-in closet, fan-tastic family room and sunroom off kitchen. Close to all bases. Award winn-ing district 12 schools. Call Trisha w/ ERA Shields @ 719-229-7953

Updated 2 Story in desirable S/W!Minutes from Ft. Carson! 4/3/2.

$229,000. Hardwood floors, A/C,fully landscaped & fenced. Quiet street,

near schools. Jen Karber, RE/MAXProperties, Inc. 237-7099


HOMES FOR RENT

Visit www.AshfordRentals.com for pictures and information on these homes plus

a free and complete home search.Ashford Property Management

719 574 2227

3 Bed/2.5 Bath--6566 Trenton, Stetson Hills, 1500sf, D-49, Recorded Message 1 800 594 7302 ext 1284, $1295 per month

4 Bed/3 Bath--4740 Canyon Wren Ln., Almost 1800 sf, D-11 schools, Recorded Message 1 800 594 7302 ext 1394, $1375 per month

6 bed/4 Bath--7117 Purple Thistle, over 3100sf nished, D-49, $269,900

4 Bed/3 Bath--12254 Pine Valley, 3000sf, 3 car garage, D-49, $265.000

HOMES FOR SALE

Mesa Vista Apartments10 minutes from Ft. Carson

506 Comanche Village Dr. • Fountain • 382-3200

• Views/Lush Landscape• On-site Laundry• Washer/Dryer Hookup

• Air Conditioning• Dishwasher• Two Bedrooms

Available Now

VIP Property Management

(719) 390-7824ADDRESS AREA BED AVAIL.BATH1250 Irving Lane Central 3 2 now

2292 Pinyon Jay Drive Powers/East 3 2 1/2 8/1

1338 Nutwood Drive Cheyenne Meadows 4 2 8/1

337 Pilot Knob #1 Manitou Springs 1 1 now

7225 Alegre (4 plex) Fountain 2 1 now

935 Saturn Drive #211 Westside 2 1 1/2 now

328 W. Platte Westside 1 1 now

VILLAGE 7

4bd/3ba/2c oversized ....priced to sell!! Great home! Close to bases. Huge yard

w/ mtn. views! Immaculate; move-in ready. Cul-de-Sac lot! Call Kathy w/ the

Herman Group 719-439-3966

WIDEFIELD

4bd/2ba/1c. all appls stay, big family room, 10 X 12 storage shed. Call 719-390-5106 for appointment

WOODLAND PARK

Great family home, 5BR, 4BA, 3 car rancher, walk-out lower, huge family room, main level master. $352K. Call Molly with Coldwell Banker First Choice Realty @ (719) 331-8273.

APARTMENTRENTALS

Rentals

CENTRAL

CENTRAL AREA Close to Schools!4 BR, 2 BA, 2 Car Garage, W/D

Hook-Ups, $1095/$995, 1442 Chelton Rd HALEY REALTY 634-3785

AFFORDABLE - 1BR, Remodeled, se-curity doors, carpeted, oak cabinets,

coin-op laundry, downtown C.S. $455/400 dep. 210 S Weber. Call

Haley Realty to see 634-3785.

Recently remodeled efficiency apart-ment near Colorado College, $425/mo,includes utilities, $200 dep. Avail 8/1. No pets. Call 719-632-4706.

DUPLEX/4PL

CENTRAL-Near schools. 2 BR, 1 BA 4PLX. kitchen/bath. 1 level,R-30 insul. Storm windows, W/D hookups in pan-

try. Inclds ,RF,DS,ceiling fans. $595/400dep. HALEY REALTY

634-3785

SIMPLY LIVING - 2 BR, 1 BA, 4-PLX makeover w/ new paint, carpet,

vinyl,blinds, coin-op w/d, off street parking, storageroom, deck.

1450 Hathaway Dr #B $475/395 depHALEY REALTY 634-3785

GENERAL

DEPOSITS REQUIRED -WAIVED FOR MILITARY!

Section 8 welcome at all props.

SOUTHEAST LOCATIONSCall for Availability & Pricing.

Rent For As Low As $285!•Monterey/Carmel 630-7333•Chelton/Fountain 471-1440

•Monterey/S. Circle 475-2101•Academy/Pikes Peak 596-4970•Academy/Fountain 597-1245

•Airport/Chelton 596-1636•Murray/Platte 574-7392

•Jetwing/Academy 392-4433•Airport/Circle 635-8551

NORTHEAST LOCATION•Academy/Flintridge

Rent As Low As $405. 598-4456

NORTHEAST LOCATIONLuxury Apartments

•Austin Bluffs/RangewoodRents from $725. 593-5800

POWERS

Remodeled 2 Bed $600 avail now6485 Omaha Blvd just North ofPeterson AFB 719-358-8484 appt

SOUTHEAST

Fountain Springs ApartmentsHuge 1-2-3 BR starting at just $624!Only a $1 deposit! Full size washer/dryer included, 24-hr fitness center,swimming pool, gated community &more. Call 719-591-4600

SOUTHEAST- Close To Fort Carson2 BR/1 BA, 814 TENDERFOOT

HILLS RD #102 $695/ 595HALEY REALTY 634-3785

SOUTH SIDE, Close To Fort Carson, Shopping, 3 BR, 1 BA, $725/$600

537 William Ave.HALEY REALTY 634-3785

SOUTHEAST- Close To Fort Carson2 BR/1 BA, Off Street Parking.1216 FIREFLY CR. $725/625HALEY REALTY 634-3785

HOMES FOR RENT

BLACK FORESTRancher on 6.26 acres ready for you

to start enjoying country life!$975/mo - 3 bedrm, 2 ba, 2 car

garage. 20065 Phoebe Court - Lease req’d. Animals welcome!

Dancing Star Realty - 488-2234

BRIARGATE

Newer, roomy home for rent in Briargate, 4 bd rm, loft, 2 car garage,1 mile from Dist 20 schools K-12.Many upgrades, professionallylandscaped, $1300 mo. 491-2932.

CENTRAL

BUNGALOW NR DOWNTWN-3BR, 1BA, fenced yard, FP, wood/carpet,

covered porch, appls.747 E. Platte, $775/$675

HALEY REALTY 634-3785

CONDOS TOWNHOMESFOR RENT

2 Bd-1-1/2bath condo for rentavail 1 Sep 09, $700.00call 272-7209

Briargate 1200sf 2br 2b FP W/D D20 Near shopping, hosp, ymca, USAFa, I25 $1050/mo no smoking/pets 590-7984

Like new condo, gated, northeast, great location. $1000 per month. Ready Sep-tember 1. Call Ken 719-459-1817.

NE Luxury TH in a quiet area. 2bd/2ba attach garage, all app. a/c, fp & patio. $1150mo No smoking or pets. 594-4217

NW, Furnished, Utilities Pd, Cable,1BR Condo, Has it All, For [email protected]

DUPLEXES

NEAR FT. CARSON - Gate 43br, 1ba, 1car, Incl. w/d. $775/mo.

$550 dep. Call 719-232-7194.

EAST7065 Platte River Pt $9953Bd 2 ½Ba, 2 CG, Small Fenced Yard1974 Total Sq Ft / 1596 Finished Sq FtRE/MAX Properties 719-590-4735

ELLICOTT/YODER

House on 40 acres Close to schools 7 bedrooms 3 bathrooms. Large living

area. 2 Schrader fireplaces. Heated shop & 2 large barns. Lease all or part.

$1200/$1500. (719) 495-8745,237-4074

FALCON3br,2ba,2 car gar,lg fenced yd,all appl,on5acres,full mtn view$1100 719 495 9430

FOUNTAIN

3 Bedr/2bathr,Diningr,/Kitchen1Livingr.1Familyr .w/Fireplace2C/Gar,Dog run $1100 ,322 0290

FOUNTAIN VALLEY

5BR, 3BA, 2 car garage w/ opener. Near military post. Avail Aug 1. $1095/mo. Call 719-391-0732.

Fountain Valley Ranch. 5Bd/4Ba/2Car. AC, 2fm rm. Fenced backyard, quiet

neighborhood. $1400/mo.719-393-6008

GENERAL

VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN COLO-RADO SPRINGS! 1-2-3-4 brs & more. Apts and Houses. From $425-$2000. Call Clark at 719-964-4628

MONUMENT

$2195-$3995 mo. New homes 10minfr AFA www.europeanhomesllc.com4 elegant homes- rent or sale. 648-6230

NORTHEAST

2Br/1½ba Condo. Near UCCS.Plenty of closet space. W/D

included. $775/mo. 719-360-6673

New carpet, new blinds, fresh paint, 3BR, 2BA, fenced yard. $985/mo,

discounted rent. Please call 719-351-2000 for an application.

NORTHGATE

Exquisite 2-story in immaculatecondition! 4 bdrm, 3 ba, 2 car, 3,614 sf. Groomed landscpg, fin. bsmt w/wet bar,

hardwd flrs, A/C, on cul-de-sac w/views! $1,700/mo lease -

Dancing Star Realty - 488-2234

NORTHWEST

Rockrimmon Condo. Immaculate newly remodeled, 1BR, 1BA, new appliances, new carpet, fireplace, balcony, pool, hot tub and picnic area. $650/mo. First and Deposit. 594-4217.

PEYTON

8720 Garden City Rd. 4br/3ba/3cminutes from Peterson/Schriever$1595 mo+dep. 719-330-3026

POWERS

SPRINGS RANCH—4 BR,3BA,A/C,2cgar, 3003 sqft ranch, $1,395/mo4432 Golf Club Dr, 719-599-5132

ROOMMATES WANTED

M/F to share, 3br furn home w/hot tub. Security, CO. 7 mi from Ft. Carson.

$350/mo. N/P. Debbie, 392-0436

Roommate need to share 4 level home, 2000sqft, 15 minutes from Carson. $500/mo, util included. 719-229-0346.

ROOMS FOR RENT

4bd, 4ba, Gorgeous dist 20 homefinished basement, I travel$6-800 303-882-5295 all negotia

Furnished, liv/din/kit, laundry, exercise rm, garage, close to Air ForceAcademy,1900 sq ft, $500 - $950, plus utilities, call 561-504-6438

SECURITY

3Bed/2Ba/2Car, Den, Fenced BkYd$1250/mo, Avl 9/1, 3.1m to FCsnCall Jo Ann 719-244-3254

Falcon: Room & pvt bath. W&D, Ca-ble, all ults incld. 15 mins Schriver/

PAFB . 5 acres $425. 390-7327.

SOUTHEAST

2377 Lexington Village Ln $875, only $499 for 1st month’s rent. 2Bd, 1 Full Ba + 2 half Ba, 1 CG 1546 Sq Ft, Fenced Back Deck Area RE/MAX Properties 719-590-4735

3- 4 bd/2 ba Close to Ft. Carson walk to school. $1200 available 15 Sept!! Clean no smoking, call Lyn 719-484-9163

APARTMENT Rent Deposit Available Bedrooms Bathrooms Lease WD in Unit

WD Faclities Pets Pool Dishwasher About Us

Western Hills Apartments 810 Western Drive

Colorado Springs, CO 80915 719-570-7757

Southeast

$599-$699 $0 Now 1&2 1&2 6 to 18

months Yes No Yes Yes Yes

All military pre-approved! (pending evictions and criminal screening). Western Hills is one minute

outside of Peterson AFB, 10 minutes from Schriever AFB and 20 minutes from Ft. Carson. Monthly

activities, internet café, pool, hot tub, tennis court and 24 hour tness center.

Villages at Woodmen 1629 East Woodmen Rd.

Colorado Springs, CO 80920 719-598-3939

$499-$599 $0 Now 1&2 1 6 to 12

months No Yes Yes Yes Yes

All military pre-approved! (pending evictions and crim-inal screening). Villages at Woodmen is conveniently located within minutes of all the North Side shopping. Anywhere from Local Grocery stores to Chapel Hills Mall within a 1 to 5 minute drive. I-25 access is a 5

minute direct shot west of our property. Off leash dog park, internet cafe and 2 sparkling pools!

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By Valerie LemkeIf you planted tomatoes this past

spring, you’re probably awash inripe fruit right about now.

While the abundance from yourtomato garden is delicious in sal-ads, or just sliced with salt andpepper, there’s an easy way totransform any excess harvest intofuture meals. Marinara saucefrozen in family-size servings is thesecret, said Sheryl Lozier, who withhusband Marshall is proprietor ofSummers Past Farms in FlinnSprings, Calif.

Lozier suggests picking the ripetomatoes in your garden and plac-ing them unrinsed in a zip-top plas-tic bag before placing them directlyin the freezer. Then, when it is timeto prepare marinara sauce, removethe tomatoes from the freezer andlet them thaw.

“I use beefsteak and a smallergarden variety of tomato and leavethe skin on for extra flavor andfiber,” she said about preparing hermarinara. “Don’t be afraid of thesugar, it breaks down the acid.”

To store, cool sauce and pourfamily-serving sizes into plasticcontainers, leaving a half-inch ofspace at top; cover and freeze.

To store, cool sauce and pourfamily-serving sizes into plastic con-tainers, leaving half an inch of spaceat top; cover and freeze. “Whenfrozen you can pop them out of thecontainers into baggies and store inthe freezer for up to a year.”

“When frozen you can pop themout of the containers into baggiesand store in the freezer for up to ayear.” This recipe serves four,Lozier said. “But it can easily bedoubled or quadrupled.” You’ll havedelicious pasta with the fresh fla-vors of summer in the middle ofwinter.

This recipe serves four, Loziersaid. “But it can easily be doubledor quadrupled.” You’ll have deli-cious pasta with the fresh flavors ofsummer in the middle of winter.

Marshall Lozier deems theresults “as good as pasta can get.”

FRESH MARINARA SAUCE• 2 tablespoons chopped garlic• 1/4 cup olive oil• 2 medium onions, chopped• 1 large bell pepper, chopped• 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil• 2 tablespoons chopped freshoregano• 1 bay leaf• 1 1/2 quarts frozen tomatoes,rinsed and thawed• 2 teaspoons sugar• Salt and pepper to taste• 1 pound dry linguine, cooked

according to package directions• Chopped fresh parsley• Grated Parmesan RegianoYields 4 servings.

Saute garlic in olive oil until gold-en. Add onion and bell pepper andsaute 5 to 7 minutes, until onion istranslucent.

Core and coarsely chop thawedtomatoes. Stir tomatoes, basil,oregano, bay leaf, sugar and saltand bell pepper into the sauteedingredients. Cook uncovered overmedium heat for 10 to 15 minutes,stirring frequently.

To serve, put cooked linguine inlarge bowl, top with sauce, andgarnish with parsley and gratedcheese.

— Adapted from Dawn J. Ranckand Phyllis Pellman Good’s“Favorite Recipes with Herbs.”

TOMATO AND FENNEL SALAD• 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil• 1 tablespoon champagne vinegaror white wine vinegar• 1/2 teaspoon salt• Freshly ground pepper to taste• 1 pound tomatoes, cut intowedges• 2 cups thinly sliced fennel bulb• 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley• 1/3 cup toasted pine nuts (seenote)Yields 4 (1-cup) servings.

Whisk together oil, vinegar, saltand pepper in a large bowl untilcombined. Add tomatoes, fennel,parsley and pine nuts; toss to coat.

Nutritional information per serving:141 calories; 12 g fat (1 g sat, 5 gmono); 0 mg cholesterol; 9 g carbo-hydrate; 3 g protein; 3 g fiber; 321mg sodium; 513 mg potassium.

Note: Toast pine nuts in a smalldry skillet over medium-low heat,stirring constantly, until fragrant andlightly browned, 3 to 5 minutes.

— EatingWell Magazine,July/August 2007

ITALIAN TOMATO BASIL SALAD• 3 cups tomato wedges• 1 cups green bell pepper strips• 1/2 cup red onion rings• 2 tablespoons chopped fresh basil• 1/3 cup your favorite Italian saladdressingYields 8 servings.

In salad bowl, lightly toss togeth-er tomato wedges, green peppers,onions and basil. Pour dressingover salad ingredients. Refrigeratebefore serving.

Valerie Lemke is a freelance writer.To read features by other CreatorsSyndicate writers and cartoonists,visit the Creators Syndicate websiteat www.creators.com.COPYRIGHT 2009 THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE.DISTRIBUTED BY CREATORS.COM

A Saucy SolutionCOOKING CORNER

Editorial provided by Colorado Publishing Co.

Photo by Laura Embry.Sheryl Lozier of Summers Past Farms shows off a simply prepared marinara sauce usinghomegrown tomatoes and other ingredients fresh from the garden.

TRUCKS

2006 Silverado 4x4 ext cab, 58k(warranty to 107k), leather, XMloaded $19,995 719 275-3940

1993 Bronco, 5.8L, E4OD, PS, PB217K miles, custom rock sliders$3000 (719) 205-2630

2001 Chevy S-10 LS V-6 4X4 ExtCab 31K miles New tires CruiseA/C AM/FM-CD Excel Cond495-9205

2004 Ford F-350 4x4 Lariat, 4drdiesel, LWB, loaded, 109k milesex cond, $17,900 481-0379 eves

UTIL. TRAILERS

Wells Cargo 10ft by 6ft. Side door, 2 rear doors, pics avail. Save over $2000. First $1595 takes it. 719-229-9313.

VANS

07 Nissan quest, only 27K milesMust sell, have orders overseas$18,200 obo call 719-321-3877

MOTORCYCLES

2003 YZ125 Yamaha. New Tires. Trail Ridden only. Garaged. $1500 OBO. Call 719-232-5784 or 719-554-6909

2007 Harley Davidson Night Train w/HD springer front end, many extras, $14,000 obo 719-304-6446, 360-2101

‘91 KTM 300 EXC Dirt Bike $1500.‘O3 Suzuki DRZ, 4 Stroke 125 L,

Like New $2000. Call 719-369-2024

RVS

Luxury 96 Windsor motor home, diesel pusher, 10mpg, 36ft, sleeps 4, 2 AC, gas

& Elec heat, $29,900. 719-590-9667

2006 Jayco Select Pop-Up. lots of ex-tras. Excellent Condition. $10,000 OBO. Call Steve at 719-596-0766.

3BR, 2.5BA, Includes all appliances. $750 month, $600 deposit. Call 719-391-2791.

7 mi to PAFB, 13 to Ft Carson, 4Bd, 3.5 Ba No smoking, Sm Pets ok. $1300 mo $1300 dep Call 256-425-8355

Avail 7/24, 3BD 2 ½ BA 5 min toPAFB, 2 living room, Fireplacedog run $1175 a month. 330-0336

Close to Ft Carson. 3BR, 1&3/4BA. 1 Car garage. Fireplace, fenced yard. $875/dep, $875/mo. Call 201-7614.

House for rent near Sierra High$900/month/deposit 3bd, 1.75 ba719-337-1744 pets possible

SOUTHWEST

2Br/1Ba/2Car, Full Unfin. Bsmnt. All Appl, W/D. Semi Private Yard. No Pets, $950/mo+ Util. 719-289-5614.

Boradmoor—4BR, 2½BA, 3 car garage, year lease, walk to Broadmoor Elemen-tary. $2000/mo. Call 719-576-5489.

VACATION / TIME SHARE

1BR/BA Keystone River Run Condohttp://www.vrbo.com/221559!See AD or Call 719.482.4231

Keystone: 1 BR/2BA w/ MurphyLuxery Complex; Mil DiscountDetails: www.vrbo.com/106580

WIDEFIELD

5bd/3b, close to schools, easy access to Ft Carson & Powers blvd, fenced yard, $1150/mo, pets ok w/dep 719-291-1554

For Rent or Sale. 3Bd/2Ba/1Car, 1680sq ft. New Appls. W/D. Fenced Backyd Pets ok. $1250/mo. 719-360-6673

WOODLAND PARK

EXECUTIVE SHOW HOME FOR LEASE W/OPTION TO BUY

645 Meadowlark Lane-Woodland Park, CO

5 bedroom, 4.5 baths, spectacular kitchen w/breakfast nook and granite counter tops throughout the house.2 stone fireplaces, formal dining room, vaulted ceiling and hickory hardwood floors in living room.

2 wet bars, large family room, central vac, media room, pre-wired for

surround sound, walk-in closets and wine storage. Beautiful masterbedroom with adjoining office.Gorgeous master bathroom with

whirlpool tub, glass shower, upgraded Kohler fixtures and wood windows.

Tile roof, 3-car garage with shop area, 2 hot water heaters and 2 furnaces.

4,400 sqft, ½ acre lot, circle driveway and fully landscaped with sprinkler system. Contact Chuck@ Murphy

Constructors: 719-475-1634.

TRANS

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CAR AUDIO & WINDOWTINTING SPECIALS:

WINDOW TINT FROM $129CAR ALARMS FROM $129

FUSION SUBWOOFERPACKAGES $299

CUSTOM INSTALLS & MOREPERFORMANCE AUTOSOUND &

TINT719-636-2676

www.performanceautosoundweb.com

jeep wrangler roof rackolympic 4x4 daves rack

$600 719-287-0278

CADILLAC

Pre-Owned CADILLACSEldensAuto.com

4385 East Platte Ave.719-459-5961

CAMPERS

1998 Coleman Pop up camper, sleeps 6, 3 burner stove, furnace and refrigerator, awning. $3800. OBO 719-433-6074

CHEVROLET

1999 Chevy Camaro Z-28, 5.7L V8T-tops, 6 sp, 92k mi, one owner$5500, 719-597-0404

2006 CHEVY SILVERADO 2500H, extended pick-up, 43,497 miles. $15,995. Stock#25841. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

2007 CHEVY CORVETTE, copper, 2,362 miles, 2dr, $49,995. Stock #128329. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

FORD

1998 Ford Contour White, 4-door.AC,CD Player, Cold A/C, 150k, $1000 obo 719-484-9053

2006 FORD F-150, silver, 86,641 miles, $14,995. Stock#C76303. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

2008 FORD EDGE SE FWD, white, 4dr, 34, 416 miles. Stock#A09258. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

2008 FORD EXPLORER 4WD, 4dr, 6cyl, auto, 4.0l, 44,011 miles, $19,995. Stock #A73407. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

2008 Ford Mustang GT 5 speed manual. Still brand new, garage kept. 6700 miles. $24,000. (719) 235-8969

93 Ford Explorer Limited. Leather, all power, good runner, 147k miles. $3000obo. Call 719-338-3012

GMC

2004 GMC SIERRA 1500 CRE, black, auto, 4WD, 49,059 miles. $19,995. Stock#410055. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

2005 GMC CANYON EXT CAB, 125.9” WB, pick-up, 53,860 miles. Stock#191259. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

HONDA

‘04 Honda Odyssey EX-L DVD 78K$13400 Trailer hitch. LeatherNew Tires. Must see! 499-1922

2003 Honda Civic LX Sedan 4Dr.5 sp manual 83000 miles silver$7000 gd cond 719-683-4666

JEEP

98 JeepWranglerSport Rancho Suslift winch 33mudders good cond

[email protected]

2006 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT, 4wd, green, 54,094 miles. $12,995. Stock #251856. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

2006 JEEP WRANGLER RUBICON, silver, 6cyl, 4.0l, 63,113 miles, $15,995. Stock #339232. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

MERCURY

2005 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER, 114” WB n Up, 56,080 miles. Stock#175664. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

MITSUBISHI

1997 Mitsubishi Galant, 5-speedNew Transmission, 135k miles$1,900 OBO; great cond, 5761855

NISSAN/DATSUN

2008 NISSAN XTERRA, 4wd, man X, grey, 30,374 miles, $19,995. Stock#519940. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

99 Nissan Altima GXE. ExcellentCondition, well maintained, super clean. $3850. 719-282-1132.

PONTIAC

2008 PONTIAC G6, 4dr, grey, 6cyl, auto, 37,669 miles. $16,995. Stock#222142. H&H Auto Sales, 392-4819

SUBARU

1995-2008 SUBARUSForesters, Outbacks, Legacys, Imprezas,

WRXs, See Pictures at www.MonumentMotors.com Great Prices!! 1 year Warranty 481-9900

TOYOTA

2006 Camry V6 LE. 16,700 original miles, manufacturer’s original warranty, asking $13,700. Call (719) 572-8944

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