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In 2004, 18yr old Sean Carlson started FYF Fest for the same reason you would start a band, out of boredom and a need to do something.
As the years went on, with a small group of friends behind the wheel, the festival grew. Attendance increased and so did the size of the bands. With a need for more space the festival was moved from Echo Park to the Los Angeles State Historic Park in Chinatown. In 2011, Goldenvoice joined as a producer of the event.
Now in it's 11th year, the festival will be moving to new home at The LA Sports Arena & Exposition Park and will be taking place on Saturday August 23rd and Sunday August 24th.
Have a look at this video from last year and get ready for the best weekend of summer!: http://vimeo.com/77658396.
Wires on Fire • The Mean Reds • Toys That Kill • Poulain • Michael Runion Will Never Die • Horse The Band • Subtitle • Sabertooth Tiger • The Mae Shi • Big Muscles • Snake Vs. Lizard • Jesus Christ Makes A Shotgun Sound • Werewolf With Robot Hands • Shark Pants
FYF Fest 2 Saturday, July 2nd 2005 @ The Echo, Jensen Rec Center, Sea Level Records, and the space above the American Apparel on Sunset just west of Alvarado that was someones loft turned venue for one nightDillinger Four • The Mean Reds • Giant Drag • Limbeck • Beehive and the Barracudas • Wires on Fire • Darker My Love • Curl Up and Die • Wives (No Age) • Rolling Blackouts • Greg Ashley of Gris Gris • The Oohlas • The Mojo Filters • Toys That Kill • Upsilon Acrux • Travis Shettel of Piebald • The Red Onions • Division Day • The Hips • The Pope • Bobby Dazzler Comedy: Morgan Murphy • Sarah Silverman • Jonah Ray • Matt Dwyer
FYF Fest 3 August 18th, 19th, 20th 2006 @ Echo, Sea Level Records & Jenson Rec CenterAug 18th: Circle Jerks • The Bronx • 400 Blows • The Black Lips • Burning Brides • Future Pigeon • Horse the Band • Nudity • Gayrilla Biscuits • Blood Meridan • The Po Pos • Issiea Saccua • Bad Dudes • Black Fag • Horses • Sex Eyes Aug 19th: Giant Drag • Silversun Pick Ups • Envy • The Thermals • Dios Malos • Darker My Love • Foreign Born • Subtitle • Hit Me Back • Brother Reade • Chuck Ragan • Graf Orlock • The Rolling Blackouts • Whiskey Biscuit • Sleeping People • Strange Boys Aug 20th: Dead Meadow • the Ponys • Erase Errate • Mika MIko • Midnight Movies • Gris Gris • Icarus Line • Plot to Blow up The Eiffel Tower • Partyline • Wires on Fire • The Adored • Bobby Birdman • Barr • Matt & Kim • No Age
FYF Fest 4 August 25 & 26 2007 @ Echo, Echoplex, Rec CenterAug 25th: The Explosion • The Fuse! • Lavender Diamond • Busdriver • Boom Bip • American Steel • Entrance • the Mae Shi • Fleshies • Bobby Birdman • Thee More Shallows • Greg Ashley of Gris Gris • Upsilon Acrux • Residual Echoes • Imaad Wasif • Times New Viking • Hit Me Back, • Brother Reade • Wooden Shjips • Love or Perish • Devon Williams • Japanese Motors Aug 26th: Deerhunter • Indian Jewelry • The Blood Arm • Midnight Movies • Jay Reatard • Foreign Born • Pissed Jeans • No Age • xBxRx • Darker My Love • The Nice Boys • Langhorne Slim • Great Northern • Triclops • Red Fang • Best Fwends • Whispertown 2000 • Moonrats • Rumspringa • the Strange Boys • 60 Watt Kid • Abe Vigoda • the Muslims (Soft Pack) • The Prayers • Bad Dudes • Jail Wedding Comedy: Jonah Ray • Bob Odenkirk • Josh Fadem • Matt Braunger • Cracked Out • Anthony Jeselnik • Aziz Ansari
FYF Fest 5 Saturday August 30th 2008 @ the Echo, Echoplex, Jensen Rec Center, TaixNo Age • Negative Approach • Matt & Kim • Fucked Up • Two Gallants • Ladyhawk • David Vandervelde • Glass Candy • High Places • Paint it Black • Off with their Heads • Past Lives • Mae Shi • Halloween Swim Team • Underground Railroad to Candyland • Japanther Mika Miko • Monotonix • The Strange Boys • Trash Talk • Anavan • Frank Fairfield • Michael Runion • Dimitri Coats • Tod Adrian Wisenbacker • Preacher and the Knife • Triumph of Lethargy Skinned Alive to Death • Mannequin Men • Best Fwends • Crystal Antlers • War Tapes • Frank Farfield • Graham Forest • Nodzz • Witch Hats • Rusty Lazer Comedy: Bob Odenkirk • Jeff Garlin • Josh Fadem • Matt Dwyer • Jonah Ray • Andy Daly • Matt Besser • Matt Braunger • Natasha Leggero • Jarrett Grode • Kyle Kinane • Brody Stevens
FYF Fest 6 Sept 5th 2009 @ LA State Historic ParkBlack Lips • Tim & Eric • Lightning Bolt • No Age • Converge • Lucero • Fucked Up • Glass Candy • Dillinger Escape Plan • Torche • The Thermals • Times New Viking • Wavves • Mika Miko • Darker My Love • Crystal Antlers • Woods • Telepathe • Peanut Butter Wolf • Japanther • the Strange Boys • Cold Cave • Kurt Vile • Avi Buffalo • Dios • Eat Skull • Ninjasonik • Nobunny • Carbonas • Har Mar Superstar
FYF Fest 7 Sept 4th 2010 @ LA State Historic ParkThe Rapture • Panda Bear • Sleep • Dead Man's Bones • Unbroken • !!! • Man Man • 7Seconds • Thee Oh Sees • The Mountain Goats • Ted Leo & the Pharmacists • Local Natives • Delorean • Cold Cave • Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti • Washed Out • Wavves • School of Seven Bells • AA Bondy • The Blow • Best Coast • Davila 666 • Titus Andronicus • The Soft Pack • Abe Vigoda • Warpaint • OFF! • Vetiver • Ceremony • Big Freedia • Screaming Females • Magic Kids • The Growlers • Lower Dens • Let's Wrestle & Cults
Comedy: Janeane Garofalo • Skylar Bros • Matt Besser • David Koechner • Matt Braunger • Jen Kirkman • Brent Weinbach • Brody Stevens • Jarrett Grode • Matt Dwyer • Kyle Kinane • Harris Wittels • Joselyn Hughes • Josh Fadem FYF Fest 8 September 3rd 2011 @ LA State Historic ParkDescendents • Death from Above 1979 • Broken Social Scene • Explosions in the Sky • Guided by Voices • Simian Mobile Disco (Live) • Cold War Kids • Girls • No Age • Kid Dynamite • The Dead Milkmen • Dan Deacon • The Head and the Heart • Glass Candy • Cass McCombs • Four Tet • YACHT • The WEakerthans • Cults • Chromatics • Olivia Tremor Control • Smith Westerns • OFF! • The Strange Boys • Mr. Heavenly • Ty Segall • Japandroids • Pink Pink Mountaintops • Avi Buffalo • Fool's Gold • Nosaj Thing • Twin Sister • Title Fight • Touche Amore • Future Islands • Purity Ring • Tijuana Panthers
FYF Fest 9 September 1st & 2nd 2012 @ LA State Historic ParkSeptember 1st: Refused • M83 • James Blake • Sleigh Bells • Quicksand • Simian Mobile Disco (Live) • Hot Snakes • Warpaint • Black Mountain • The Growlers • Fucked Up • Chromatics • The Vaselines • Future Islands • Tanlines • The Pains of Being Pure at Heart • Chairlift • Tycho • Purity Ring • Cloud Nothings • Two Gallants • Redd Kross • AA Bondy • Dam Funk • The Men • The Soft Pack • King Tuff • DJ Harvey • Moonface • John Maus • FIDLAR • Nite Jewel • The Suicide of Western Culture • The Orwells • Sandro Perri • White Arrows • Doldrums • Devin • JDH and Dave P Comedians: Baron Vaughn • Jonah Ray • Matt Braunger • Pete Holmes • Sklar Brothers • Greg Barris • Jim Hamilton • Neil Hamburger • Leo Allen • Eric Andre Show (Live) September 2nd: Beirut • The Faint • Yeasayer • Nicolas Jaar (Live) • Desaparecidos • American Nightmare • Dinosaur JR • Against Me! • Turbonegro • Twin Shadow • Glass Candy • Lairs • Health • Paul Banks • Cursive • Converge • King Khan & The Shrines • Lightning Bolt • Gold Panda • Aesop Rock • Atlas Sound • Black Dice • Ceremony • The Field • Givers • Father John Misty • Wild Nothing • Nick Waterhouse • Tiger & Woods • Papa • Joyce Manor • Allah Las • White Fence • DJ Coco • Daughn Gibson • Kishi Bashi • Lovely Bad Things • JDH & Dave P Comedy: Jerrod Carmichael • Joe Sib • DJ Douggound • Garfunkel & Oates • Rory Scovel • Maria Bamford • Sean O'Connor • Matt Dwyer • Brendon Walsh • Brent Weinbah • David Cross
FYF FEST 10August 24TH & 25TH 2013
@ LA State Historic Park
August 24th: Yeah Yeah Yeahs • TV on the Radio •FLAG • Deerhunter • Devendra Banhart • The Breeders (performing Last Splash) • The Locust • Toro y Moi • Death Grips • Rocky Erickson • STRFKR • Simian Mobile Disco B2B Bicep • Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires • Thee Oh Sees • Ty Segall • Dan Deacon • Nosaj Thing • Title Fight • Classixx • Delorean • Eleanor Friedberger • Joyce Manor • Horse Meat Disco • METZ • Crystal Antlers • Mikal Cronin • The Underachievers • Lemuria • Waxahatchee
Comedians: Doug Benson • Brendon Small • Brett Gelman • Hampton Yount • Jim Hamilton • Jonah Ray
August 25th: My Bloody Valentine • MGMT • Beach House • Solange • Yo La Tengo • Washed Out • Holy Ghost! • The Melvins • No Age • Les Savy Fav • Shlohmo • Kurt Vile & the Violators • Flume • !!! • Jonathan Richman • Baroness • Poolside • Touché Amore • Omar Souleyman • Mac Demarco • Glasser • How to Dress Well • Chelsea Wolfe • The Orwells • Guards • Pional • Fear of Men • Antwon
Comedians: Paul Scheer & Rob Huebel • Karen Kilgariff • Ron Funches • Chris Fairbanks • Matt Dwyer • Cameron Esposito • Kumail Nanjiani
@ LA Sports Arena & Exposition Park
AUGUST 23: Phoenix • Interpol • Slowdive • Julian Casablancas + The Voidz • Grimes • Little Dragon • Caribou • Future Islands • Tycho • Slint • Against Me! • Albert Hammond Jr. • Todd Terje (Live) • Run The Jewels • Ty Segall • Boris • Man Man • DJ Harvey • Angel Olsen • XXYYXX • Mount Kimbie • Joyce Manor • Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks • Chet Faker • Mariachi El Bronx • Connan Mockasin • Daniel Avery • Jacco Gardner
AUGUST 24: The Strokes • Haim • The Blood Brothers • Flying Lotus • Blood Orange • Darkside • Jamie XX • Built To Spill • Earl Sweatshirt • Four Tet • Murder City Devils • Mac Demarco • The Bronx • Tanlines • John Talabot • Daphni • Presidents Of The USA • Deafheaven • La Dispute • Thundercat • Kindness • Kelela • Ryan Hemsworth • Les Sins • Benjamin Booker • Jessy Lanza • Balance & Composure • Joanna Gruesome • Twin Peaks
What time does the festival start?
Gates open at 2:00pm and the festival starts at 2:30pm
What time does it end?
12:00am each night
When will set times be released?
Set times have been released and can be found HERE.
Will there be a general store on site?
Yes. Tampons, deodorant, hair ties, pepto, Tylenol, tissue, chapstick, sunscreen... you know, everything you need
Will you have an iPhone application this year?
The FYF app is available NOW for iOS and Android devices. Visit the App Store or Google Play to download the app.
Are there ins and outs?
There are no ins and outs.
Can I bring my child?
Yes, kids 10 years of age and under are free but need to be attended by an adult 18 or over at all times.
Are we allowed to bring strollers into the festival?
Yes, strollers with babies are ok.
Will there be lockers on site?
Yes. There are two sets of lockers. One set out is located near the FYF entrance on Vermont Ave next to bike parking. And another set of lockers near the vending village.
What are the food options?
There are over a dozen different vendors that cater to all dietary needs including vegetarian, vegan and gluten free. A full list of vendors will be posted soon.
Is there free water?
Bottle water is $2 but we have two hydration stations with multiple water fountains.
Can I bring an empty water bottle?
Yes, empty water bottles are allowed in the festival.
Are there shade tents?
Yes, there are a number of large shade tents and misters all over the park for your comfort. These areas will be located on the map in the festival guide.
Is there a Lost & Found?
Yes, the Lost & Found booth is located near the entrance of the festival.
Is there bike parking?
Yes, there will be secure bike parking near the festival entrance on Vermont Ave & 39th ST. Please check the site map for exact location.
Where is the best place to park?
There are plenty of affordable parking lots located near the LA Sports Arena.
Where can I go to breast pump?
You can visit any of the medical station in the venue. Check the festival map for station locations.
When should I activate my wristband?
Activate your wristband using the FYF app before you arrive.
What's the camera policy?
Cameras with detachable lenses are not allowed inside the festival.
What about backpacks?
Standard backpacks (regular Jansport 12 x 12) are allowed inside the festival. Nothing bigger.
ADA Accessibility?
Yes, there is an ADA viewing platform for the main stage. For more information, select the ADA tab on the left
ADA Access: For your transportation needs, LA Yellow Cab has wheelchair accessible vehicles available for your transportation needs. To request an accessible cab, please call LA Yellow Cab directly at (424) 222-2222. -
What type of public transportation is available to FYF Fest?
Attendees are strongly encouraged to ride Expo Line trains, as Metro will run enhanced service on both days. Be sure to exit at EXPO/VERMONT for the closest station to the entrance. Trains take just 15 minutes to get here from Culver City or Downtown LA, where you can transfer to other Metro Rail lines. Metro will be extending service on all their rail lines until 2:00am on Saturday, August 23rd and Sunday, August 24th for FYF attendees. Please go to metro.net for more details.
Are you hiring volunteers for the fest?
Will there be first aid on site?
Yes, medical stations will be clearly marked on the Festival guide.
Before entering the Festival please make sure all of the medications are properly labeled with name, phone number and emergency contact. Names on prescriptions must match the persons ID. Notify a security guard at the entrance and the medical staff on site will assist you with storing your medications.
Will there be ATM's on site?
Yes, ATM's will be available at various locations, please check the Festival guide day of show.
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Will there be wifi on site?
No. Please turn off your phones and enjoy the show.
I lost my wristband, what should I do?
If you purchased your passes online via Front Gate, please contact Front Gate's customer service at support.frontgatetickets.com or if onsite at the festival go to the box office. Depending on the situation they may be able to assist you.
I bought my wristband at a record store and lost it, what should I do?
Unfortunately, you'll have to purchase a new pass to replace the lost one.
I'm a non-food vendor and/or a food vendor, are you taking any applications?
If you're interested in becoming vendor please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Visit 11x11 Fleuriste for custom-made flower crowns, carefully curated by Alison Valentine.
Distributes blue "E" strings to guitarists to raise awareness and support for the 1 in 6 men who experienced childhood sexual abuse.
Allied Forces Press
Creative collective & publishing press of limited tangible objects and artifacts.
The world's largest independent record store carries over 1 million new and used CDs, LPs, DVDs, Blu-Rays, Books, Posters & More.
Craft FYF
Get creative at Craft FYF. Make the most of your experience by pressing your own pins, publishing a zine, designing a head wrap and much more.
Cult Records
Founded by Julian Casablancas in 2009, Cult Records represents Karen O, Har Mar Superstar, Albert Hammond Jr., Cerebral Ballzy, among others including his new project, JC + The Voidz
From Lot To Spot
A 501c3 non-profit organization who promotes healthy and livable communities by improving blighted, urban neighborhoods in the greater Los Angeles area one vacant space at a time.
Global Inheritance
Located near the FYF merch booth, the TRASHed Recycling Store Offers Festival Merch, Headphones, Backpacks + More For Recyclables Collected Onsite.
Free face painting and win tickets to upcoming shows.
Los Angeles' own sister rock trio HAIM has catapulted into the spotlight on the back of their critically-acclaimed debut album, Days Are Gone, as well as their incendiary live shows.
KXLU 88.9fm Los Angeles
Independent student-run radio station broadcasting out of Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.
L.A. Record
Los Angeles' biggest music publication
Labomba Vintage
An integral part of the fashion industry for over 18 years and has outfitted many retro movies and musical acts.
Light In the Attic
We dig through crates so you don't have to.
Oakwood Chiapas Project
Since 1999, students have sold artisan good made by indigenous women's cooperatives in Chiapas, Mexico, and send all the money to them -- their only income.
Oxfam America
Works in over 90 countries (including the United States) to right the wrongs of poverty, hunger, and injustice.
Started by the folks from Revelation Records, RevHQ is a webstore specializing in hardcore, punk, indie and metal stocking vinyl, shirts, CDs and much more!
Ruckus Collective
A quirky collective of local vintage curators and clothing and accessory designers.
Sew It Goes Vintage
Curated selection of women's and men's vintage repurposed and tailored to fit modern tastes.
Shirts For A Cure
SFAC helps women fight breast cancer through sale of exclusive band merchandise.
Steff Bomb / imkateward
Two creative builders/powerhouse party machines, together under one tent creating two kinds of crafts.
Echo Park's prime purveyor of quality books and coffee, a free wheeling destination for those with a taste for the finer things in life.
Suicide Prevention
Dedicated to understanding and preventing suicide through research, education and advocacy, and to reaching out to people with mental disorders and those impacted by suicide.
Works with artisans across Latin America and enables you to create one of a kind, custom designed boots, shoes, and accessories.
The Giving Keys
Exists to employ those transitioning out of homelessness to make inspirational jewelry out of repurposed keys that get sold and shared around the world.
The Glass House Record Store
Staple in Downtown Pomona's Second Street music/art culture scene for over 8 years - with over 10,000 new and used records in the bins!!!
The Quiet Life
An independent apparel brand from Los Angeles specializing in headwear, graphic prints, cut-n-sew and accessories.
Yellow 108
Sustainable hats and accessories made from salvaged materials.
Zero Gravity
Status-worthy iPhone cases: #ElevateYourLook
Black Bean Ice Cream
Bling Bling Dumpling
Bon Puf
Bruns Creole Soul Kitchen (Truck)
Cambalaches Gourmet (Truck)
Cousins Maine Lobster (Truck)
Creative Blend / 118 Degrees
Dang Brothers Pizza
Deano's Deli (Truck)
Delmy Pupusas
Dogtown Dogs
Donut Friend
Farmer's Belly
Good Greek Grub (Truck)
Good Times Ice Cream (Truck)
Grilled Cheese (Truck)
Joe's Pizza (Truck)
Juice Served Here
Kitchen Mouse
Kogi BBQ (Truck)
La Panini (Truck)
Lem N Man BBQ
Malibu Hot Dog
Mandoline Grill (Truck)
Me So Hungry (Truck)
No Jodas Cuban (Truck)
Peace Love Tacos
Poutine Your Mouth (Truck)
Pure Luck
Rushed Art (Truck)
S&R Thai BBQ
Sage Bistro (Truck)
Slummin Gourmet (Truck)
Southern Fried Vegan
Spicy Pie
Strawberry Fields
Street Foods (Truck)
Strictly Jamaican
Stumptown Coffee
The Mangler
The Panini Truck
Tony's Darts Away
Two Guys Pasta & Pizza
Viva Pops
White Guy Pad Thai
Yalla (Truck)
Put LOST KEYS GROUP # (put the group number you see your keys in) in the subject line. Describe which key(s) from that group is yours. Include a mailing address. If you would like them FedEx'd to you, please include a FedEx Account Number.
Put LOST PRESCRIPTION GLASSES # (put the number of your glasses) in the subject line. Describe the glasses in detail (brand, near or far sighted, prescription strength, any unique markings) so we can determine if it is indeed your property. Please send us a picture of you wearing them!
If you would like it FedEx'd to you, please include a fed ex billing number. Otherwise we will bubble wrap and stick in regular mail and hope for the best.
We have a few higher end non-prescription sunglasses that we are not posting photos of. Email email@example.com and put LOST SUNGLASSES in subject line to inquire. Describe the glasses in detail (brand, color, style, in a case, any unique markings) so we can determine if it is indeed your property. If we have them we will email you back.
Wallets/ID/Coin Purses/Credit Cards For ID and Driver's Licenses, please include your last name, State and Date Of Birth. If wallet/coin purse, please describe the contents. If it was a credit card, include your name and Credit Card Company. Include a mailing address you would like it sent back to. If you would like it FedEx'd to you, please include a FedEx Account Number.
We don't just blindly mail to the address on the ID because a lot of people move without updating their license.
Click HERE to see the list of ID's and passports.
Cameras/Camera Stuff
Put LOST CAMERA ITEM # (and the number you see on your item) in the subject line. Please describe color, model, brand, which weekend it went missing, etc. If a camera, please describe NON festival pictures such as photos of your German Sheppard or trip to the zoo, etc., something to prove it's yours.
If you want the item FedEx'd please include a FedEx Account Number. Otherwise we will bubble wrap and send in regular mail. Include your mailing address. Locals can pick up at our office in LA.
About 20 phones were turned in over the course of the weekend. Most were successfully reunited with their owners.
After hunting down and contacting as many people related to these phones as possible, below are the remaining unclaimed phones. We have iPhone 4s, and 5s, some Samsung's, LGs and Misc.
We do NOT have any iPhone 3G or 5C.
If you are missing one of those types of phones, please email us at email@example.com Include make, model, color, carrier, background image, IMEI number, cover, and other detailed info that could help identify the phone as yours. For iPhones we have plugged them all into iTunes and have a "name" of the phone for most. Almost all phones were charged and investigated for info.
Here we have some random misc items. Did you lose a bag? Jacket? Shoe? Please email firstname.lastname@example.com to inquire. Please include as many details as possible.
- Questions, Comments, Concerns, Advice: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Sponsorship Inquiries: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Food Vendor Inquiries: email@example.com
- Vending inquiries: email@example.com
- Press: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Write to us: FYF Fest PO Box 1558 Torrance, CA 90505


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Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) said in hindsight there are always lessons to be learned and that applies in the current instance for the GOP as it moves forward from a bruising couple of weeks.
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The senator argued that it was the White House and Democrats who allowed the government to shutdown by not agreeing to fund all parts minus the Affordable Care Act.
Rubio was among the 18 senators who voted against the deal to reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling, which was brokered by Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV).
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The government is in a partial shutdown and another financial deadline is fast approaching in the debt ceiling, but Congressional Republicans and the White House still seem many miles apart.
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Honda Fit v. Scion xB
aatherton Posts: 617"... If the styling of the xB was a bit less un-appealing, I might have looked at it. The Honda Element is also boxy but it does not look this odd..."
The Element is a lot larger, more powerful, more expensive, yet gets much worse mileage and seats one less person. And the styling of the Element, especially the curved door tops, is unappealing to me. -
jimmy5150 Posts: 30I love the Element....my first choice over the xB, bout couldn't swallow the price tag along with the horrible gas mileage.
If money wasn't an issue, I'd have an Element just to take camping...throw some bags of mulch in the back....take the seats out...just to take the seats out.....neat vehicle. -
strager Posts: 308I've had a xB for almost 3 years, and it has the most comfortable seats (and seating position) of any vehicle that I've driven in. Not to mention that it's fun to drive with a HUGE amount of room for passengers.
If I had to make the choice today, I'd still buy the xB. The only advantage that the Fit has is side curtain airbags, but the xB has stability control, which is supposed to be a must safety feature.
As far as gas mileage, I get 26 mpg/city and about 36 freeway. My guess is that in reality, the Fit gets about the same. It all comes down to personal preference. -
raychuang00 Posts: 541...I think the next-generation Scion xB will be based on the next-generation Corolla platform. We could have gotten the new Toyota bB that came out in Japan at the beginning of 2006 but I think Toyota wanted the new xB to be a bit roomier. If you're seen the Scion T2B concept it may hint at what the new xB will be like.
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newownerxb Posts: 5I am a brand new xB owner and am quite disappointed with the ride. Did not take it on the "right" test drive roads to determine that the suspension was so harsh. Read your email and cannot find Monroe Sensatracs for a Scion xB on internet. Where did you get yours? Did you get them for the Echo? Help, want to sell this car because of the harsh ride and it only has 40 miles on it!
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newownerxb Posts: 5I'm a new owner of a 2006 xb, polar white, 5 speed. I have test driven the Fit twice, both times a 5 speed. While it was fun to drive and had great shifting and handling and most likely better gas mileage, I felt my seating position was a little low for my liking and also could not swallow the appearance/design of the rear half of the car. Something about the looks didn't sit right with me. So I bought the xB. I have had lots of fun shifting the xB manual transmission. The car handles well and just feels crisp and is fun to drive. I almost bought a Versa that same day. It's more of a whole car than the xB, but not nearly as fun to drive. At 38 years old, I'm looking for some fun!
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crimsona Posts: 153The box on wheels has created a entire market segment in Japan.
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newownerxb Posts: 5Dear carfanatic...I used to think the very same thing! But since it's been here I couldn't help to convert ugly into cute when considering that my choices for my $14,000 were used vehicles with 40-60,000 miles on them and little to no warranty remaining. It's my opinion that the Fit's rear styling is "odd" and this comes from a previous Aztec owner. To each there own is very true.
hungarian83 Posts: 678"I didn't feel secure driving the base Fit."
Oh please...
"The ride & handling on the Sport was much better."
There is no difference between base and sport in those respects, and I really cannot imagine that an extra 20mm of tire width and extra inch of wheel would make so much of a difference for you to feel "secure" in the Sport as opposed to not secure in the base..
The engine, transmission (apart from paddle shifters), and suspension are 100% identical between the two. Apart from somewhat better tires and larger wheels, there is no ride/handling/performance difference. Anything you thought you noticed was your imagination. -
hungarian83 Posts: 678The "few inches less turning radius" and "less weight" are inherent differences that are expected to be found between two trim levels of a car and with different size wheels. Of course, those differences are not that significant...about 40 pounds less for the base with 0.1 feet less turning radius.
What I was refering to was Honda actually equipping the Sport with a better engine/transmission or improved suspension...which is not the case.
I think part of the issue is that the person who posted this tested the two different transmissions and assumed the differences were related to the car. Not surprising he liked the Sport better. It had the manual! -
bearcrkrd Posts: 167First time on this board. Looks to have been started before the 2008 xB came out. If you live in, and stay pretty much confined to, a major urban area, a Fit with Auto tranny may be as good a choice as the new xB. It's cheaper, although still pricey IMO, but a Chevy Aveo is even cheaper yet, if we want to go that way. The 2008 xB is ten times the car the Fit is. Ok, maybe not ten times. The first week the Fit came out I checked out both trim levels at a local Honda dealer. Neat little car!! Would have been interesting to compare to a 2006 xB, especially in an urban setting. Not so compared to the '08. Just like the 2008 xB cannot compare to CRV EX AWD. Or even an Element EX AWD, for that matter. Peace... :blush:
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johndintexas Posts: 18After researching and test-driving cars for the past 3 months, it came down to the Fit Sport 2007 and the Scion XB 2008. I wanted a Fit Sport over the regular Fit to have the cruise control and power features, plus alloy wheels -- I mean, it's not much more for the Sport model, when you're thinking of paying thousands of dollars, anyway, to have those conveniences. The Scion XB 2008 was of interest because of the standard safety features (ABS, front air bags, side air bags, traction control, stability control, and tire pressure monitor); what other entry level cars for that price comes with those safety features? Practically, none. However, my wife and I decided on a Fit Sport instead. Here's why. I hope this helps any of you out there in the same predicament.
As the editor of Edmunds.com has stated in his blog, the 2008 Scion XB is not comparable to the earlier Scion XB models. It may have the same name, but it's not a compact car. It's heavier, and so gets less gas mileage. If you compare it to small SUVs, which you should do, it's a great option. It's more like a small SUV. And it has the dependability of Toyota, and not only that, but it comes standard with all those earlier mentioned safety features. All that is great, if you want a small SUV!
However, we decided on a Fit Sport because it gets much better gas mileage, and it has very good safety features as well. It comes standard with ABS, front air bags, and side air bags. Not many entry level cars offer ABS and side air bags as standard (of note, look at all the USA made entry level cars, and look at how may offer ABS and side air bags standard; you won't find many; they'll be listed as options, and good luck finding them available at the end of the model year). So the difference was traction control, stability control, and tire pressure monitoring. Well, I decided that I could monitor the tire pressure myself, and for traction control and stability control, although they are very desirable, because the Fit is lighter than the Scion, I decided they weren't as necessary. Of course, I would like those safety features, but because the Fit is so light and nimble, I figured it'd drive well enough without them -- I mean, what more do you want for an economy car.
And that's the difference right there: the 2008 Scion XB, I think, is no longer an economy car, whereas the Fit is. The Fit costs less, as well. And if you get the Sport model, you get an alarm and alloy wheels included, which would cost you extra for the Scion, about $500 for the alarm and about $800 for the wheels, if my memory is correct. So, for the price, the Fit won.
And of last note: while the Scion drove much smoother than the Fit, it did have some blind spots due to the pillars in the back. So I decided over better visibility over a smoother ride. I'm sure the Scion would be a more comfortable drive over a cross country road trip, but the Fit, for everyday city driving, won out. Not to mention the variability of the Magic Seats, etc. It's a smaller, cheaper car, but in the end, it seemed like more car.
It depends on what you want. And as an aside, the 2007 Scion XB was not in the running because it received a poor rating on side impact crash tests, and I do not see a reason in 2007 why anybody should purchase a vehicle with so many options available that received a poor on such a test. Why risk it? The crash may never happen, but I'd rather not take a chance.
Hope this helps. Good luck making your choice! -
marketvictim Posts: 1i'm living in canaduh, and i really wish the market opens for european and asian cars like these, cause we are left behind here in quebec, caught in the north american market, with the need of BIG cup holder and BIG everything that we don't really need here..import please....im buying an 06 xb, and i even need to import it from u.s.a! how funny........oh b.t.w the 08 xb is a complete disater! and the honda fit is too small and common here... a litte cramped car!!hahah no compete!!
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Caramel Apple: The dried apple bits provide a subtle apple taste, which merges with the little pockets of caramel to deliver the perfect level of sweetness in each bite. I do'nt think of a caramel apple while eating it though.
Chocolate Chunk (Vegan): If you like chocolate, look no further. It is chock full of noticeably big chocolate chunks that melt smoothly in your mouth (if you choose to pop it in the microwave first).
Chocolate Chunk Raisin: A beyond-average oatmeal raisin cookie with smooth Belgian chocolate chunks mixed in. Your mouth will thank you!
Double Chocolate Chunk: Whole grains, oatmeal, cocoa and Belgian chocolate chunks together at last.
Fruit and Nut: A warm, gooey combination of plump raisins and chunky walnuts. It has a bit of a trail mix "flavor" to it, if that's possible.
Lemon Berry: This cookie is particularly sticky from what appears to be a fruit jelly oozing out. The lemon flavor melds well with all of the fruity hints and creates a very sweet and refreshing medley in your mouth. Not a personal favorite, but good nonetheless.
Mocha Cappuccino: A noticeable infusion of coffee in a dense, fudgy oatmeal cookie. Coffee and chocolate lovers will rejoice.
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Peanut Butter Chocolate Chunk (Vegan): The famous combo is back with a bang. Vegan or not, these are amazing (no change in the fudgy texture either). They are on the higher end of the fat spectrum, but in a healthy way from the peanut butter and chunks of peanuts (and completely worth it).
Peanut Butter & Jelly: The delicious sandwich combo never falters, even in a cookie.
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PRESIDENT OBAMA: Thank you! (Applause.) Hello, everybody!
AUDIENCE: Hello!
PRESIDENT OBAMA: How are you doing? I know that you all have a great
Australian cheer. I want to hear it. So let me say -- first -- Auzzy,
Auzzy, Auzzy!
AUDIENCE: Auzzy, Auzzy, Auzzy!
PRESIDENT OBAMA: I enjoyed that. (Laughter.) It is great to be here at
RAAF Darwin -- I mean, Dah-win. (Laughter.) I'm learning to speak
"Strine." (Laughter.) The Prime Minister said that she wanted to show me
Australia at its best. And she's right -- you all are all true blue. So
thank you, Julia, for bringing us together today, for being such a great
friend and champion of our alliance, and for this visit to Australia,
which I will remember forever.
It is good to be here in the Top End. I thank the people of Darwin for
the incredibly warm welcome. And I'm proud to be the first U.S. President
ever to visit the Northern Territory. (Applause.)
I want to begin by respectfully acknowledging the Traditional Owners of
this Land and their elders, past and present. You are one of the world's
oldest continuous cultures. And I want you to know that your strength,
your dignity is an inspiration to me and people all around the world.
I'm not going to give a big speech. It's a little hot. (Laughter.) I
already gave a big speech. What I really want to do is spend a little
time shaking some hands.
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yes! (Applause.)
PRESIDENT OBAMA: I'm not sure I'm going to be able to reach all the way
back there. (Laughter.)
As the Prime Minister said, we're celebrating the 60th anniversary of our
great alliance. And we couldn't think of a better group to do it with
than you. All of you are the backbone of our alliance. It's an honor to
be here with Australia's legendary Diggers. You are some of the toughest
warriors in the world. And so are another group of folks here today --
our extraordinary United States Marines.
MARINES: Ooh-rah! (Applause.)
Aussies and Americans like you have stood together since World War I, the
war in which so much of your national character was born -- your
incredible ANZAC Spirit.
But, in a sense, it was here, in Darwin, where our alliance was born --
during "Australia's Pearl Harbor." Against overwhelming odds, our forces
fought back, with honor and with courage. The Prime Minister and I just
paid our respects at the memorial to one of the ships lost that day -- the
USS Peary. And we looked out at those beautiful blue waters, where so
many Australians and Americans rest where they fell, together.
The days after Darwin were tough. Some thought Australia might fall. But
we dusted ourselves off. We picked ourselves up. We rebuilt. And thanks
to the extraordinary generation of troops, we went on to victory -- in the
Coral Sea and at Midway and at Milne Bay.
When that war was won, and as another raged in Korea, our countries forged
a new alliance. We pledged our "collective defense for the preservation
of peace and security." And that's a promise we've kept ever since.
As I said in Parliament earlier today, our alliance is rooted in the bonds
between our people, and the democratic values that we share and our
commitment to stand with each other through thick and through thin, no
matter what.
That includes Afghanistan. I know many of you served there, including
proud members of the 1st Brigade. Like generations before you, you've
lived and served alongside your American colleagues -- day in and day
out. You work together so well, it's often said you can't tell where our
guys end and you guys begin. Today, I want to say thank you. Thank you
for a job well done. Thank you for your incredible sacrifices. Thank you
for your families' sacrifices. And welcome home. (Applause.)
Others among you served in Iraq, and on dangerous missions around the
globe. Among us today are families whose loved ones made the ultimate
sacrifice in today's wars. This morning, the Prime Minister and I paid
our respects at the Australian War Memorial.
And in that magnificent space I saw the Roll of Honor, with the names of
your fallen heroes, including those from Afghanistan. And to their
families, I say -- no words are sufficient for the depth of your
sacrifice. But we will honor your loved ones by completing their mission,
by making sure Afghanistan is never again used to attack our people. And
I am confident that we are going to succeed.
Now, here in Darwin and Northern Australia, we'll write the next proud
chapter in our alliance. As the Prime Minister and I announced yesterday,
some of our Marines will begin rotating through these parts to train and
exercise with you, and to work as partners across the region for the
security we all want.
Today, on behalf of the American people, I want to thank the people of
this community for welcoming our men and women in uniform. We are
grateful for your friendship and we are grateful for your hospitality.
So we're deepening our alliance -- and this is the perfect place to do
it. I know the training conditions around here are tough -- at least
that's what I've heard. Big, open spaces. Harsh weather. Mozzies.
(Laughter.) Snakes. Crocs. (Laughter.) In fact, I was just presented
with the most unique gift I've ever received as President -- crocodile
insurance. (Laughter.) My wife, Michelle, will be relieved.
(Laughter.) I have to admit that when we reformed health care in America,
crocodile insurance is one thing we left out. (Laughter.)
But there's another reason we're deepening our alliance here. This region
has some of the busiest sea lanes in the world, which are critical to all
our economies. And in times of crisis -- from the Bali bombings to East
Timor to relief after a tsunami -- Darwin has been a hub, moving out aid,
caring for victims, making sure that we do right by the people of this
region. And that's what we're going to keep doing, together.
Going forward, our purpose is the same as it was 60 years ago -- "the
preservation of peace and security." And in a larger sense, you're
answering the question once posed by the great Banjo Paterson. Of
Australia, he wrote, "Hath she the strength for the burden laid upon her,
hath she the power to protect and guard her own?"
Well, generations of Australians -- and you, its men and women in uniform
-- have given your answer. And America has been honored to stand with
you, as allies with an enduring commitment to human freedom.
On this 60th anniversary, we are saying together, proudly: Yes, we have
the strength for the burden laid upon us, and we have the power to protect
and guard our own, here in the Asia Pacific and all around the world.
So thank you all for your extraordinary service. And thank you for
representing the very best of our two countries. God bless Australia.
God bless America. And God bless the great alliance between our two
peoples. Thank you very much. (Applause.)
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On Tuesday, I woke to text messages and emails from friends and family about the terrible bombings at the finish of the Boston Marathon. Twelve hours ahead in India, it was April 16, 2013, exactly six years from the Virginia Tech Massacre. As a Hokie, Tuesday was going to be a hard day. As a Boston Marathon alumna, Tuesday turned out to be a lot worse than I could have imagined.
As the horror of the news sunk in, the images and memories of my Boston Marathon experience started floating into my head. And, like anyone else who has intimately experienced the marathon – or the city itself – you immediately place yourself in that scene. Where would I have been when the bombs went off? Where was my mother standing? What about my friends? And of course, you think of your own experience.
My mind flashed to 2009, the year I ran the Boston Marathon. I will never forget turning the corner onto Boylston, when, only minutes earlier, I wondered how I was going to take my next step. With that turn, I found what little energy I had left and sprinted (or what felt like sprinting) to the finish line. During that last stretch, with the roar of the crowd, so loud, yet at the same time, almost quiet, I thought about the cause I was running for, the friend I was running with and the fact that I just finished a marathon – no small feat. As I crossed the finish line, I heard my mom call out my name and we hugged with tears mixed with pride, accomplishment and exhaustion streaming down our faces. I can say with certainty not one of those tears was out of fear.
Sports, in general, have been used across the world to promote peace and understanding among countries and cultures and the Boston Marathon is no exception to that rule. While many claim that running is an individual sport, it is clear to me they have never competed in a race. The sense of community is almost overwhelming. When you compete in a race like Boston, everyone has a story to tell: one person running for charity or in memory of a loved one, another who is completing their 49th marathon, with only one more to go in Alaska. For the entire 26 miles, there are volunteers in bright jackets passing out drinks and words of encouragement and spectators three, six, ten deep yelling and holding signs for strangers.
On Monday, April 15. at 2:50 PM, someone, with the intent of mass casualty, shattered that sense of community. But only for a second. Because just as fast as those bombs exploded, the community was back together and stronger then ever. Heroism, humanity and resilience were on display for the world to see on Monday. And while the tragedy at the Boston Marathon, just like Virginia Tech, will never make sense, they can not and will not brake our spirit.
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Hearing officer Dale Conder Jr., an attorney from Jackson, will give lawyers from both sides until March 5 to submit final documentation and transcripts from this week's hearing.
"My decision will be within 10 days of that," Conder said, meaning a decision on Elliott's appeal is expected no later than March 15.
Attorney Virginia McCoy, representing Elliott, called her remaining witnesses during Thursday's leg of the appeal. Some who were named on the initial list, including Hopewell Elementary School Principal Tim Riggs, were not called to the stand for testimony.
Parents of students who had gone to Hopewell said Elliott had been a highly requested teacher.
Parent Greg Hooper said he had wanted his child to be in her class, but during the 2002-03 school year parents were not permitted to request a specific teacher.
Retired Special Services teacher Phyllis Potter said she worked in Elliott's classroom during her time at Hopewell. Potter said she worked in Elliott's class as an inclusion teacher for the last time from 2010 to 2012. After that, Potter retired.
Potter described Elliott's classroom as "wonderful." She added, "The students were her main focus."
Potter said she wanted her special education students in Elliott's classroom because she made an effort to help each student understand and retain the material.
Parent Lori Hutchinson said Elliott was helpful to her son when he was in her class.
"From third grade on [my son] had his mind set that he was going to get Ms. Elliott ... she was just the teacher of choice; all the kids wanted to get in her class," Hutchinson said. "He has just blossomed in her class."
She said her son was a special education student.
"She was very instrumental in helping him cope with certain things," Hutchinson said.
Hutchinson's son had Elliott for fourth grade during the 2011-12 school year. The parent said she was often in the classroom for meetings. Elliott's class was the first time he enjoyed school, Hutchinson said.
After initial concerns were raised, the school system conducted an investigation into Elliott's work.
Hopewell Elementary fourth-grade teacher Kristi Emendorfer was one of the teachers interviewed during the investigation. She said she was called to the office, but not told what the meeting was about. While talking with supervisor for elementary education Sheena Newman and Riggs, Elliott was only one topic of conversation, Emendorfer testified.
Emendorfer was a fifth-grade teacher during the 2011-12 school year. She said she never taught fourth grade at the same time as Elliott.
During Thursday's hearing, McCoy questioned Emendorfer on comments she made during the school's investigation. In a document outlining teachers' concerns about Elliott, Emendorfer said she saw Elliott dozing off during a teacher training.
McCoy inquired whether Emendorfer had asked Elliott if she was all right. Emendorfer said she had not.
Emendorfer said she had parents of her fifth-graders, who had Elliott for fourth grade, who commented that Elliott did not always teach social studies.
During her testimony, Elliott said she alternates a week of social studies with a week of science. Elliott said she developed lesson plans for, and taught, social studies. She also developed a social studies study guide for her students for end-of-year tests. These guides were shared with other fourth-grade teachers, Elliott testified.
Emendorfer said she had to review concepts in math and events in social studies that students should have covered in fourth grade with Elliott.
Hopewell Elementary teacher Kellie Freytag taught fourth grade and was in a grade group team with Elliott. Freytag said Elliott often did not follow the plans the teachers had agreed to follow to ensure students were learning similar materials. During her testimony, Elliott said she followed the plan except for one year when Riggs let her simply follow the Bradley County pacing guide. Elliott made this request because she felt her students could work at a faster pace than the other fourth-grade classes were going. Elliott said she worked on her lesson plans each Sunday. Elliott said she wrote them out in her lesson plan book then posted them on her school website.
In 2010-11, when Riggs had her keep pace with the other teachers, there was a decline in her students' end-of-year test scores, Elliott said.
Freytag also testified that Elliott rarely ate lunch in the teachers' lounge. Elliott said she often spent her lunchtime tutoring students who needed extra help.
"I never ate lunch in the teachers' lounge because I was in there (classroom) tutoring my students, and I didn't want to get caught up in their (other teachers') gossip," Elliott said.
Although Elliott taught fifth grade in 2009, she was assigned to be a mentor teacher for Freytag. Freytag said during the time Elliott was her mentor she saw Elliott post answers to classwork on the board. Elliott said this was not true.
Elliott said she always models how to solve new math problems by working the first few problems on the board and then having students do the problems. Elliott said she had been recommended to be a mentor teacher because her areas for individualized learning (centers) were well organized.
At one point, Riggs had told the fourth-grade teachers one of them would be moved to another grade, Elliott recalled. Elliott said this created competition among the fourth-grade students to keep their spots.
"It was a horrible situation," Elliott said. During this time, Elliott said she felt the other teachers ignored her and did not want to hear her ideas.
Elliott taught for 16 years at Hopewell Elementary School.
Attorney Chris McCarty, who represented Bradley County Schools, asked (Phyllis) Potter if she got along with other teachers at Hopewell and if she respected them. Potter said yes.
When McCarty questioned Elliott about other teachers at Hopewell, she said that most of them were being only partially truthful in their testimony. However, she said Potter had been totally honest.
Regarding the domestic incident that led to the school system's internal investigation, Elliott said her record has been expunged. She said Greg Grammer, who had originally charged her with assault, had been charged with filing a false report and found guilty.


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dode Posts: 13I have a 2002 Sedona. I had some body work done on the cladding on the side door. They removed it, fixed it, (very crappily) and replaced it. Now it did not fit as tight as before. It finally got so loose, I had to take it off. There are about 10-15 plastic push clips that slide into a groove on the back of the cladding, then the whole piece pushes through the holes on the door to attach. My problem is over half of the grooves on the back of the cladding are broke off. Is there another way to attach this securely back on to the car? Some sort of Glue??
Also, same body shop replaced front bummber skin. After about a year, one of my fog lights fell out of the opening. After crawling under to inspect, the light attaches with 3 scres to tappings molded into the bumber skin. All 3 of the tappings have broken off. Probably by over tightening by the body shop. Is there another way to attach this without replacing the bumber skin AGAIN?? -
hjc1 Posts: 183Re-attach panel using 3M double face tape (Walmart sell this stuff in the auto dept.)
On the fog light proplem... If the broken screw posts are still attached to the screws carefully remove them. Buy J B WELD epoxy glue (4 hour set only) reset the broken posts and carefully tape them in place. 24hours later you should be able to re-attach
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quattrohead Posts: 12I am looking at an 06 Sedona LX and have noticed both sliding doors will not stay in the open position, they both will slide shut again on the slightest incline.
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lmuniz Posts: 3Hi. I am having the exact same problem with my 2006 EX model, both doors. It's been four years now and the Kia Rep in PR can't identify the cause of the problem. It seems that as time passes by the defect keeps aggravating. They have changed the door modules and the push buttons several times, they have "calibrated" the sensors, modules, etc. and nothing has solved the problem. The car has been in the dealer since April 15, the latest "update", received a few days ago, was that they were going to replace the door actuator. I am not sure this will solve the whole problem, but what else can I do. Have you fixed the problem? What do Kia reps tell you about the condition? Please advise.
binghamtonkia Posts: 1We JUST purchased a 2010 Sedona and yepper, the doors are a HOOT!. My electrical engineer husband thought I was crazy, but we found 2 issues. (1). If you 'hold the handle in the open position' when expecting it to latch open, it won't. You must release the pulled-portion of the handle, then it latches open and stays open. This works fine, unless and until you decide to (2) LOWER EITHER OF THE BACK WINDOWS 'TOO' LOW. It seems there is a point where the window is too low and they've put a safety feature into play and it won't allow you to latch open the door. I found a round red reflector-like sticker on the side of the door (back side) of the driver's side rear. It is the same point at which you can lower the window and still open the door and it latches open. Lower than that dot, and it won't latch shut. My EE husband thinks it is so that a kid can't put his head (or other body part) out the window and then gets his melon crushed or his neck broke. It makes sense, but it is REALLY irritating. My friend with a Toyota Sienna allowed me to test her all-power doors to see what they did. If the window was down (even all the way down), the door opened, and latched, to a certain point. Seemingly giving that clearance space that Kia doors 'bump' back. And, with the window shut, it opened a lot further. WE have only had the Kia for about 25 days and are considering turning it back in because of this problem. Do I really want to have to remember to put up the windows every time I park it and have the doors latch open? Is it really worth the savings for this 'feature'?
11b33t Posts: 51Your hubby is correct about the side doors only opening a set amount when a side door window is open. It is a good safety feature but you find it 'really' irritating?! You also cannot open the roadside side door when you have opened the gas tank filler door. Hope this 'feature' isn't the deal breaker for you because Kia used foresight and installed it to prevent accidents...
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The latest edition of our own magazine "Taekwon-Do Generation" was distributed at the World Championships in Wellington 2011. All ITF licence holders receive a free copy via their National Organisations, plus at the start of each month we will publish one article from the magazine right here on this page.
In this edition we have articles from: Master Ung Kim Lan, Master Alberto Katz, Master Paul Weiler, Master Donato Nardizzi, Master Scott Downey, Master Pete Thibado, Mr Kurt Ottesen, Mr Kevin Reinhelt, Mr Mariusz Steckiewicz, Ms Annick van Driesche, Mr Kevin Hannigan, Mr Rod Johnson, Mr Martijn Lindeboom, Mr Ryan Rampair, Mrs Trish Rounthwaite, Mr Harry van Schaik and Ms Jantien Lindeboom.
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The aim of this issue is to provide a resource that ITF instructors worldwide can show prospective students, sponsors and other stakeholders. A resource to help explain what ITF Taekwon-Do is who we are and what we represent, how we operate, and the benefits of ITF Taekwon-Do for various student groups.
Authors from ten countries on four continents contributed to the magazine that says something about how truly international our organisation is! The issue has been put together by Mr Mark Banicevich and Master Paul McPhail, both from New Zealand.


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Starbucks is notorious for their ridiculously high calorie snacks and baked goods that beckon you from a glass case while you innocently order your Tall Skinny Latte. I'm usually pretty good at fending off those temptations, but recently I decided to give in when I glanced over and found the words "reduced-fat" not once, but twice in the name of one of their creations. The Reduced-Fat Turkey Bacon, Cholesterol-Free Egg, Reduced-Fat White Cheddar Breakfast Sandwich is as almost as much of a mouthful to say as the majority of Starbucks' drinks!
When I first unwrapped it, I was a little disappointed with its appearance. It didn't really look like what I remembered seeing in the glass case. In fact, it was much more egg-dominated than the name suggests. It is served warm ("oven-toasted") on a multigrain English muffin but ven after taking a few bites, the bacon was hard to find. The cheese, however, was gooey and had a strong flavor, which is uncommon in a reduced-fat cheese. While I'm not a huge fan of egg, I actually enjoyed the cheese/egg combo, possibly because the hearty English muffin balanced out the eggy flavor. Although there wasn't nearly enough turkey bacon, I enjoyed this sandwich and it filled me up for longer than my usual cereal and soymilk breakfast preference.
After I got home, I was a little scared to check the nutritional information on the Starbucks website. Since I was prepared for the worst, I wasn't shocked when I found out that this sandwich has 350 calories, 11 grams of total fat (17% of the RDA), 4 grams of saturated fat (20% of the RDA) ,32% of the RDA for sodium (810 mg), 20 grams of protein and 41 grams of total carbohydrates which includes 3 grams of fiber (12% of the RDA). That's 50 more calories and 11 grams more carbohydrates than a McDonalds Egg McMuffin. Yes, the Starbucks version may taste better, but this isn't the kind of breakfast you want to make a habit out of.
I got this sandwich for $2.95, which actually isn't that bad for Starbucks, but they better rethink this sandwich a little to improve the nutrition facts because Dunkin Donuts Egg White Flatbread Sandwich has much better nutrition facts - with 280 calories, 6 grams of total fat and 2.5 grams of saturated fat, but it's also high in sodium as well.


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