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2013 and earlier Nissan Pathfinder Prices Paid and Buying Experience
theo2076 Posts: 42008 Nissan Pathfinder SE 4x4 V6
-Storm Gray
-Leather Package (Graphite)
-Premium Package
-Floor Mats
-Sun Roof Wind Deflector
Price Offered: $32,400
The above price does not factor in the $1,000 Customer Cash, which I may put towards the car, or just put in my pocket.
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chuckisc Posts: 31Based on a lot of assumption,
Color= unknown,
Tax = unknown
Tag = unknown
MSRP based on your number= 35,810.00
Invoice based on Edmunds' spec= 32,943.00
Holdback 2%= 658.00
Rebate= 1,000.00
Market Support= 500.00
True Invoice(Invoice - Rebate - Holdback - Market Support)= 30,785.00
Tax 6% $100 tags:
Tax tags(% x true invoice)+(tags=$100est)1,947.10
low ball(true invoice - 2k + tax)= 30,732.10
Target Price(MSRP - rebate or Sale price - Low ball offer / 2 + low ball offer): 32,771.05
REMEMBER, do not and will not negotiate with dealer anything but OTD price! -
theo2076 Posts: 4Well I guess you don't get the rebate if you lease. Here is the breakdown of the latest offer:
2008 SE 4x4 V6 (Leather, Premium, XM, Mats)
Purchase Price: 32,900
Adj Price: 31,895 ($1,005 from trade)
36 Months/15k miles
Residual: 57%
Money Factor: .00192 (4.608%)
Tax: 6%
Acq. Fee: 595
Payment: $464 -
leftylang Posts: 4Theo2076
A question - Nissan dealer in NJ is telling me that the money factor and residual factor are locked and not negotiable. I am also looking at a 2008 SE with Leather, Prem., Sat and mats. The lease terms are similar except
Money factor is .0022
Residual value is 56%
This lease requires $2500 at signing
Are they being honest with the locked rates? BTW this lease for a 24 month had a money factor of .00192 - I dont get it??
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shancan Posts: 1HI there,
I am doing research on Durango's that have caught fire. My son in law is in ICU burn unit right now due to his 04 catching on fire...can you please have your friend whose durango burnt contact me PLEASE...we need to try and get this info out to the public as it could save lives.
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bama10 Posts: 4I live in the southeast and I am looking to buy a 08 Pathfinder LE. What is the best price I should expect? The dealers will drop to the low 32's quickly but does not want to move from there. I think I can do better. I have looked at 07's but the price is so close to the 08 and the backup camera in the 08 is a plus because my wife has hit a few things with the Tahoe (ok I admit it really me). I will travel a bit if the price is right. I hear the car market is soft but Nissan does not seem to have excess inventory.
bama10 Posts: 4Here are the numbers
MSRP $35,965 INVOICE $33,300 TMV 35,004 Less $1000 rebate Customer Cash Adjusted True Market Value $34,004
What I don't understand is that the dealer came off the TMV price in a new York minute? Are they hurting for sales? I once bought a Lexus Es300 by sending out emails to all the dealers and a dealer in Melbourne, FL gave me a price way below everyone else, our local dealer would not match it so we took a vacation to Orlando/Melbourne, FL and picked up the new car. Does the email approach work with many dealers? -
jfritsch Posts: 958Yes, the email approach works with many items, much less dealers. Getting 10-20 bids helps on anything. Your experience with the Lexus is illustrative. TMV is sometimes grossly inaccurate, especially on the low mpg cars. I would want at least 6000 off MSRP for a 36000 pathfinder.
Good luck
--jjf -
bama10 Posts: 4I appears Nissan is doing better than I thought, I tried 30K by email and the salesman reply was "thats not going to happen". I think that was a polite go pound sand. I could not believe he did not at least try to give me a higher number. And other emails I sent have gone unanswered (no price on them) Any suggestions, I am ready to buy but I want to make my dollars go as far as I can.
chuckisc Posts: 31Realistically speaking, if you are going to buy this vehicle you need to sit and work out some number. I must say, i repeat myself a few times on this message thread how to get a "TARGET" number when dealing with dealers, NOT a number that you pull off air.
$30K is of course NO DEAL for a Nissan LE model.
Let's be specific of what you want and what you.
What is the MSRP? Invoice? Hold-Back?
Ultimately, what is your OUT THE DOOR targeted price where you're comfortable to pay. Don't think of the monthly payment, because nobody asks you: So how much you pay a month for this brand new truck? They always ask, or at least I do, "How much did you pay for this truck?"
Again, I must agree with the dealer, you are sending $30 offer for a LE is to them just as good as "go pound sand" as you said.
Based on your research, how much do you know the LE would cost, realistically speaking... -
nybroker Posts: 18on a 2008 Pathfinder S 4X4 vehicle base model no other options
MSRP is 28,525 invoice as per edmunds is 26,777(inc destination)
according to prior posts this is what i got can anyone confirm
holdback 2%=570
rebate = 1750
market support =500
True invoice = 25705
Cars direct is at 25207, no haggle price im sure I could do better. What should I offer!
Also I am in NJ anyone know a good dealer in this state. I have been to 3 Nissan dealers over the years and have not been happy nor purchased a Nissan because of them. -
chuckisc Posts: 31MSRP= 28,525
Invoice= 26,777
Holdback= $570.50
Rebate= $1,750.00
Market Support= $500.00
True Invoice(Invoice - Rebate - Holdback - Market Support) $23,956.50
Tax % tags $24,756.50
Tax tags(% x true invoice)+(tags=$100est) 6.00% 100 $1,585.39
low ball(true invoice - 2k + tax)= $23,541.89
Target Price(MSRP - rebate or Sale price - Low ball offer / 2 + low ball offer) $25,158.45 -
bama10 Posts: 4I keep trying to figure out why you and others include tax & tags in the negotiation of the price of a car and I came up blank. Tax & tags do not go in a dealers pocket and they varies by state, county and city, it seems to me that this practice only makes the price more confusing. Would it not be easier to state what a dealer will/should accept as a minimum profit and ad that number to the "true invoice"?
kkillmey Posts: 4I'm looking at a Blue 2006 Pathfinder - SE Off Road with 13,977 miles. With the following extras:
Hill Descent Control, Auto Air Conditioning, Rear Air, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Tilt Wheel, AM/FM Stereo, Mp3 (Multi Cd), Dual Front Air Bags, ABS (4-Wheel), Power Seat, Moon Roof, Roof Rack, Privacy Glass, Running Boards, Towing Pkg, Alloy Wheels, Bose Premium Sound, Continuous Valve Timing Control (Cvtcs), 4-Wheel Limited Slip (Abls), Vehicle Dynamic Control (Vdc), Hill Descent Control (Hdc), Hill Start Assist (Hsa), two-toned cloth seats
The asking price is $23,993 at a Ford Dealer. What is a good price for this vehicle? Anything I should know about the cons of the Off Road model?
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jfritsch Posts: 958It is not uncommon the last few months to find 07 4runners equipped brand new as you describe for 27000 or less . 07 Pathfinders like that for 25000-26000. I would skip the 1 yr old used market as with dealer profit added on to them you are getting into new car territory, especially end of year models. Ignore the TMV and other consumer "target prices" as they can be way off, especially on 20 mpg trucks/suvs.
If you must buy used look up the used wholesale value on kbb.com, edmunds.com and nada.com. Your target price should be around the lowest wholesale price of the 3 to 1000 or so above. There is a very slack market for low mpg suvs now.
Good luck
I'm looking at a Blue 2006 Pathfinder - SE Off Road with 13,977 miles. With the following extras:
Hill Descent Control, Auto Air Conditioning, Rear Air, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Tilt Wheel, AM/FM Stereo, Mp3 (Multi Cd), Dual Front Air Bags, ABS (4-Wheel), Power Seat, Moon Roof, Roof Rack, Privacy Glass, Running Boards, Towing Pkg, Alloy Wheels, Bose Premium Sound, Continuous Valve Timing Control (Cvtcs), 4-Wheel Limited Slip (Abls), Vehicle Dynamic Control (Vdc), Hill Descent Control (Hdc), Hill Start Assist (Hsa), two-toned cloth seats
The asking price is $23,993 at a Ford Dealer. What is a good price for this vehicle? Anything I should know about the cons of the Off Road model?
Thanks!! -
jtwright Posts: 1We're looking at a Black 2008 Nissan Pathfinder SE-V6, leather package, premium package, side air bags, and factory DVD. MSRP is $38,130. Local dealer quoted us by e-mail sales price of $32,999 + tax, title, and license. He states this price reflects a $1750 rebate from Nissan. This would be a cash purchase with no financing. Based off of this information, what would be a good offer? Any thoughts on how low dealer might go? Also, any chance the timing of the purchase could affect this....ie, last week of December vs. beginning of January??
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chuckisc Posts: 31MSRP= $37,825.00
Invoice= $34,744.00
Holdback= $756.50
Rebate= $1,750.00
Market Support= $635.00
True Invoice(Invoice - Rebate - Holdback - Market Support) $31,602.50
Tax % tags $32,402.50
Tax tags(% x true invoice)+(tags=$100est) 6.00% 100 $2,044.15
low ball(true invoice - 2k + tax)= $31,646.65
Target Price(MSRP - rebate or Sale price - Low ball offer / 2 + low ball offer) $33,860.83 OTD price!!!!!!
This is the "target" or "MAXIMUM" top price I would pay for this vehicle and consider it's a FAIR price for the dealer where he can make a few hundred dollars profit but not much. Give him the low ball pricing now and see what he can come up with. Dealer always try to push you into the top tier pricing... Good luck and I believe you make a fine choice with the 08' Pathy! -
pathrunner Posts: 12I'm a Canadian interested in buying a Pathy in Washington State. I recieved one offer for $33, 800 for the following:
Leather package
Premium packahe
Side Airbags
I supposedly don't qualify for any rebates :-( Anyone have any suggestions as to a good offer/final price on this one? -
brian62 Posts: 30I am looking to purchase a 2008 Pathfinder LE V6 2WD with Navigation.
Invoice 35441
Rebate -2250
I was telling a friend of mine about the car and he said his brother works for Nissan and get me the Employee Discount of 5% off of invoice.
I had a dealer willing to sell me the car at invoice less the rebate less a couple hundred if I picked the car on his lot vs. him trading for it.
Is anyone familiar with the employee discount? Will they give me 5% off of the invoice but stick me with prep and doc fees? Does Nissan reimburse the dealer for the 5%, therefore I may still have some negotiating room?
If I do get the 5% off I am looking at less then $34 OTD (not including DMV fees) for a nicely equipped PF.


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Hi there, This spring, I planted many flower seeds--some perennials, some annuals. This is one of the seeds that came up. I did not buy Lamb's Ear seeds, but after doing some research, it sure looks like LE. Could it be something else? |
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- Posted by ILoveCucumbers (My Page) on Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 16:15
I should add that I have many of them--they seem to be arranged in a circle, as if they had been bulbs. I did plant bulbs, but I don't remember what they were--but definitely not lamb's ears. |
- Posted by Donna.in.Sask 2b (My Page) on Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 19:08
LE's usually a bit thicker in the leaf. To me, what you have looks closer to wooly mullein (verbascum). |
Lychnis coronaria ? |
- Posted by ILoveCucumbers (My Page) on Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 21:38
Thanks for your replies. If its wooly mullein, it's an invasive plant. I DEFINITELY did not plant these. I don't much like them. I guess I'm going to pull them. What a mystery. |
I think it's Lychnis coronaria, aka Rose Campion, rather then Verbascum thapsus. The leaf thickness, the lack of a furry coat and the undulations in the leaf all point that way. It's a biennial so will flower next year. So please don't pull them yet. Even if it is Mullein (and I'd bet a lot of money it isn't) it cannot be invasive until it flowers and sets seed and you'll know by then what it is for certain. |
I like it! (but then, I'm a fan of lamb's ear) |
Another vote for rose campion. Do you remember having seeds for that? The fact that they're in a circle strongly suggests deliberate planting by a human. Have you done an image search for each plant suggested as a possibility? All of the suggestions so far are plants safe to touch, and with different textures. So, go ahead and touch them. What do the leaves feel like? Bristly? Velvety? Like felt? |
- Posted by ILoveCucumbers (My Page) on Mon, Jul 21, 14 at 0:19
I most definitely did not plant these. Near there, I plannted ornamental allium, and scattered lots of different seeds, both annual and perennial. Poppies, Shasta daisies, and flowers I can't recall right now, but are associated with cottage gardens. I did Google, and came up with lamb's ear. Did not buy Rose Campion seeds. Yes, I have touched them, and they feel lovely. They're very soft and velvety, and thin rather than thick. I guess, after further thought, I'll leave them and see what they become. But I don't see any evidence of flowering so far. |
Thin rather than thick points to Rose Campion. It is a cottage garden classic. According to Wiki other common names are dusty miller, mullein-pink and bloody William. Any of those ring a bell? As I mentioned it is biennial so it will flower next year, not this. Many people grow it specifically for the first year basal rosettes as much as for the flowers. I am as certain as I can be of the id. Just went out to look at mine again and there is no doubt as far as I am concerned. |
- Posted by ILoveCucumbers (My Page) on Mon, Jul 21, 14 at 13:33
Thanks again for trying to shed more light on this. Nope, none of those names ring a bell, but I DID plant Sweet William, Bellflowers, and Canterbury Bells, but the foliage on those flowers doesn't look like this. That said, I'll assume it's Rose Campion. Although I didn't plant it, when it flowers, it will be lovely. The only thing I can think of is that perhaps my seeds were mislabeled. |
Lychnis coronaria self seeds and it is possible a neighbour has it or it came in with soil or compost. It is also possible your seeds were mislabelled. |
I also vote for Rose Campion. It seeds itself around my garden and I usually let it stay as it has such lovely watermelon pink flowers. I also have a white one with a pink blush to the center. |
Perhaps they came to you under a different name. Common names can cause all sorts of trouble. We had rose campion in the garden of my childhood home. My mother called the plants Lamb's Ear. Years later I wanted some for myself. I was not pleased to learn that Lamb's Ear normally refers to a different plant. That meant I had no idea what the plant from my childhood was called or how to find it. Eventually I figured it out, and now I have the plant I remembered. |
Looks like lychnis coronaria to me. I have two colors and love them. They are indeed biennials and here in zone 4, are not reliably hardy so am thrilled to find some in Spring. Mary |
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Grinder to the edge of the coupling to get enough of a taper to pull it through?
I just finished reading this entire thread, and my eyes are burning. First let me say thanks to all the people that posted great instructions and pictures of the whole process. I now feel very confident in trying this myself and can't wait to do it. However, I still have some questions and need some clarification. 1. Through all the reading, I saw that people were using different diameters of the Harris Stay-Brite 8. The two popular ones I saw were 1/8 and 1/16. Is there a common consensus on which one to use? 2. Planning on making the keg tool from nostalgia instructions, and from what I have read, I should really go with the 9/16" bolt, but I can not for the life of me find a 9/16" bolt fully threaded. Where are people finding these bolts, or does it really even matter if it is fully threaded? 3. For my temperature probes and heat elements, I'll be using 1/4" and 1" welding spuds from Amazon and BrewHardware, but I'm not really sure how to silver solder these. Is it just the same process as the couplers? I've read that you don't need to dimple your holes for the welding spuds, so how do you make the welding spud stay in place while you solder it? Also Bobby mentions that you need to make a hole size of 1-9/16" for the 1" spud, but doesn't say what size hole you need to make for the 1/4" spud. Does any one know?
The spuds are super easy. No dimpling is needed. Drilling the hole was more of a pain for me than the soldering. I've had more trouble installing weldless kits. To prepare for soldering, simply wind the Stay Brite around the boss of the spud overlapping on each turn, like a clock spring. Wind all the way to the edge of the flange. You basically want solder fully covering the back face of the spud where it contacts the outer tank wall. Liberally apply the flux on all surfaces you want the solder to stick to. (This stuff is pretty strong. Wear proper PPE. You may notice it bubbling/fizzing.) With the hole in the vessel facing up, rest the spud in the hole, with the solder sandwiched in between. Gravity is all you need... nothing else is needed to keep it in place. Light your torch and start heating. You mostly want to heat from the top, and mostly on the spud... but really just keep the torch moving. Don't overthink it. The flux will boil and turn black and then magically the solder will melt and the spud will sink down nicely on to the vessel. Don't over do it. Once it sweats all around you are pretty much done. After it cools down you will be ecstatic once you see how nice the bead fillet is on the inside. 1. You'll be good with the regular Stay Brite. The flux+solder kit is more than enough for your homebrew projects. I'm pretty sure it's 1/16. 2. I had the same issue with the bolt. I wish I ordered it from McMaster when I ordered the tool parts. I figured I'd go to HD and get one. FAIL. That and my issue with too large & too small couplers is why I abandoned the dimpling method at this time and went with spuds. 3. Not sure on the 1/4" spud but you are pretty much in drill bit range on that, so I'd just get the spud in hand and select the smallest bit that exceeds the OD of the boss.
Just my opinion guys, but the spuds from brewhardware.com seem like a great solution. Sure dimpling also works really well, but for someone looking to start fittings on a brew rig, the spuds seem great! On further thought, perhaps the price of spuds vs couplings make dimpling cost effective if you are doing multiple fittings?
Spuds are great, their downside is that they are single sided vs. a fitting can be put on each side of the coupling.
Don't know how well the threaded rod will work. I have already ruined two bolts doing this there is a lot of tension on them when dempling. I couldn't find the all threaded bolts either so what i did was buy a short and a longer one so I will always have threads to do the job. I use the short one to demple and the longer one to press the fitting into the demple.
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Step 8 View the Plate section for a qualitative evaluation of the results. Figure 10 shows an example of results from an 8-channel pipettor in which channels C and G had slightly loose pipet tips. The wells in these channels clearly have slightly shorter pathlengths.
Step 9 Open the Group Table to view the quantitative data (
Figure 11). The Val
ues column will contain the individual pathlength measurements in centimeters. The Result column will contain the volumes (in microliters) obtained by interpolation from the standard curve. Delete the R column because you do not need it. If desired, you may change the name of the MeanResult column to MeanVolume.
Step 10 Create a summary at the bottom of the Group Table, then type the nominal dispense volume into the formula field of the Calculation dialog box for the summary. Give the summary a short name to allow easy reference to it in subsequent formulas. Enter a description of what the summary contains in the Description field. The Calculation dialog box for a summary named Sum#1, specifying a nominal volume of 200 L is shown in
Figure 12.
Step 11 Create an Outcome column in the Group Table to flag any pipet channel falling outside the acceptable range. To do so you must decide upon a pass/fail criterion. The formula for an Outcome column in which the pass/fail criterion is nominal volume +/- 1% is: If (Abs(MeanVolume-Sum#1)/Sum#1<0.01,,Out), where Abs is absolute value and Sum#1 is the nominal dispense volume that was entered in the summary formula in
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Despite the greatness that is Harry Potter, however, the final film of the Twilight Saga, "Breaking Dawn Part 2," was easily one of the greatest movies I've seen.
Assuming you've read the books or at least have an understanding of the plot line in Twilight, the film opens with Bella as a newborn vampire adjusting to life as an immortal.
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While at first everything seems to be going wonderfully for Bella, things take a turn for the worse about midway through the film when unforeseen issues come into play.
For those of you who haven't seen "Breaking Dawn" yet, whether you plan to or not, I won't spoil the ending for you, but I do recommend you use the bathroom before the movie and not during the second half.
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The visa office at the Laos border town of Huay Xai is a small building up a steep slope from the Mekong river. It was milling with a crowd of people at 10 in the morning, mostly young backpackers. After more than an hour, your passport, stamped with a visa, is delivered.
This is the heart of the golden triangle, once the main source of opium and heroin to the world. Burma is just a few miles west and the Chinese border is close by. Opium wars between drug lords based in Burma, Laos and Thailand were frequent in the 1960s and '70s. A major fight for the drug trade happened in 1967, when three different drug lords fought it out over several tons of opium headed for the heroin refinery in Huay Xai. Since then much of the trade has shifted to Afghanistan but people may still occasionally see the body of a victim of the gang war floating down the river.
Now it has become an exotic tourist location. Tour agencies in Thailand offer day-long trips to 'the golden triangle'. Many tourists in Huay Xia cross the Mekong from Thailand, hoping to enter the once forbidden country, either for an onward journey by road or more likely to sail down the Mekong.
Speed boats
There are two modes of transport. The riskier one is on speed boats, small canoe like craft sitting six people, protected by helmets and life jackets, which whiz by to the town of Luang Prabang in Laos in just a day. Here the river flows past huge rocks submerged in the water, both visible and below the surface, through sparsely populated hills. Barges and passenger boats are strewn along the river banks.
Later, the Mekong courses through broad fertile valleys, the thickly populated rice bowl of Indochina. But here it still has a pristine quality, made menacing by the outcrops of sharp rock waiting to snap a careless boat into many pieces. The river can be half a km wide or narrow down at some points to 50 metres. The heavily forested hills, with rare villages and only occasional patches of cultivated banana trees, make the area wild and inaccessible.
The journey on comfortable slow boats takes two days, with a break for the night at the tourist stop of Pak Beng. The boats that can seat 80 to 120 people are run by a family which lives at the rear. The pilot has grown on the river, knowledge of its rocks and eddies passing on from father to son over thousands of journeys. It requires more skill and closer knowledge than for a pilot on the Hooghly or the Irrawady to know their sandbanks, since disaster can lurk at every wrong turn.
On the way, a French lady, not conventionally pretty, takes out a large red kite and lets the breeze in the wake of the moving boat waft it above the river like some mythical bird that brings good luck. For a brief while we are captivated by the magical world it evokes as it floats above the water, rising or falling as the air currents take it.
The hamlet of Pak Beng is little more than an overnight stop for the boats that ply between Huay Xia and Luang Prabang. There are several guest houses and restaurants in the slopes above the river. The modest rooms are around $10 to $15 a night, are air-conditioned and have a clean bathroom. The Lao food varies.
I walked into a crowded restaurant that looked promising. A young English customer strongly recommended a "buffalo bamboo". It was a disappointing repast.
We arrive the next evening at Luang Prabang, a charming town with a strong French architectural influence. The guesthouses there are clean and comfortable, but at $20 or more a night a bit pricey. Most of them line the road that runs above the Mekong, parallel to the great river. I walk into a riverside café for breakfast. It is served by a young boy wearing lipstick and makeup. Another Lao mystery to unravel?
Laos is a traumatised society as during the Vietnam war it suffered the heaviest saturation bombing in history, when 2.3 million tons of bombs, 40 per cent of them anti-personnel cluster bombs were dropped on the eastern part of the country bordering Vietnam. This was more than in all of World War II. In the nine years of bombing whole rural societies were wiped off the map, and the tens of thousands of unexploded bombs still claim victims, many of them children. For many decades since then, the country's communist government closed it to all foreigners, until recently.
Navigation impossible
The Mekong is for the most part not navigable, as the Mekong Exploration Commission of the French discovered in 1886 as it struggled up the river for two years. After floundering for months through malarial jungles and the daunting barrier of the Khon Falls on the border of Laos and Cambodia, where "heaven meets hades round every bend of the river" they were finally stopped by the Tang ho rapids, 150 km of "boiling rapids and spuming cataracts" just before the river enters the gorges of China. Like the British exploration of the Nile in Africa, the French mapping of the Mekong was the first step for it to colonise the countries of Indochina — Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam.
The Mekong delta as the river empties out into the South China Sea, just south of Saigon, or Ho Chi Minh City as it is now called, is a world away. Not quite as large or forbidding as the Sundarbans, the delta of the Brahmaputra and the Ganga in Bangladesh, its islands are big and provide ample rice and fish, the staple diet here to the families which live there.
Traffic on the arms of the Mekong, before it empties into the South China Sea is crowded with barges and boats. The Mekong delta is so fertile that it provides much of the food to Cambodia and southern Vietnam.
The Mekong is the soul of Indochina, witness to the brutal wars that swept its people, its waters providing rich crops of rice and fish. Yet the river not so much unites the region as it provides a ready border and is home to cultures that have much in common.
Many airlines fly you to Bangkok from India. You get a visa on arrival at the airport for 1,000 Thai baht (30 baht make about Rs.53).
From Bangkok you can go by air to Chiang Mai or take a comfortable overnight train with air-conditioned sleeper cars.
At Chiang Mai, tour operators at your hotel will book you on the two-day boat trip from Huay Xie to Luang Prabang.
The cost of 1,900 bahts (around 65 US dollars) includes an air-conditioned coach to Chiang Khong on the Thai side of the Mekong (which takes eight hours), stay and food at a cheap hotel there, transport by boat across the river to Huay Xie, and the cost of the two-day boat ride to Luang Prabang. It does not include the cost of the Laos visa which you get at the border, and it costs $40 for Indians, or for hotel stay in Pak Bang.
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This recipe was adapted from the Pinapple Fried Quinoa dish by Erin on allrecipes.com. Submitted by CARADAWN Carbs: 27.5g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 7.1g | Calories: 211.2
Incredible! 5.0/5
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A hearty salad made with wheat berries, this is a fantastic pot-luck contribution. You'll find wheat berries in the bulk food section of Whole Foods; substitute pearled barley or farro (an Italian grain similar in texture) if you'd like. Carbs: 72.9g | Fat: 84.2g | Fiber: 7.8g | Protein: 33.3g | Calories: 1128.5
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Quinoa is similar to brown rice, with a higher protein content. This is a delicious side dish or light meal. Submitted by SLIMKATIE Carbs: 32.1g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 7.6g | Calories: 232.8
This protein-rich vegetarian recipe is simple to make and tasty to eat! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 38.4g | Fat: 13.1g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 7.4g | Calories: 294.9
A light pilaf that is filled with protein (quinoa has the highest protein content of any grain) and good nutrients Submitted by WICKET23 Carbs: 37.1g | Fat: 10.4g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 268.8
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I made this after I watched a Rachel Ray episode Submitted by MARANDARAQUEL Carbs: 25.4g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 122.9
A simple, hearty meat-free meal. Pair with a green salad, and dinner is ready. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 45.6g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 7.6g | Protein: 8.8g | Calories: 213.1
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Adapted from online recipe via thekitchn.com, to use ingredients we had in the pantry. Submitted by WOLFKITTY Carbs: 27.7g | Fat: 10.1g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 4.2g | Calories: 214.7
A perfect oven to table dish that can be easily adapted to suit your pantry and palate. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 45.6g | Fat: 9g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 28.8g | Calories: 372.4
This protein-packed dish is free of wheat and dairy, perfect for those with allergies. Nutritional yeast lends a cheesy flavor to the dish, while tahini adds richness. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 37g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 11.7g | Calories: 250.6
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Great vegetarian/vegan meal or side dish Submitted by GIRLCHEER Carbs: 18.3g | Fat: 7.2g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 3.5g | Calories: 159
An experiment with leftovers yields a delightful, filling vegetarian meal. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 31.7g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 9.1g | Protein: 13.8g | Calories: 204.5
Stir quinoa into your favorite hearty salsa, add avocado and black beans, and what do you get? A simple meal you won't soon forget! Submitted by SPARK_RECIPES Carbs: 45.7g | Fat: 7.2g | Fiber: 8.5g | Protein: 9.5g | Calories: 256.1


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Really an awful eyebrow pencil. I can't believe how much I paid for this.
It's soft, yet somehow waxy at the same time. The pencil disappears so quickly, but I'm not sure where all the product is going?? I have to resharpen after every use and it wastes so much product.
It is useless for definition because it's so soft, but I can't use it for filling in because it looks very heavy and crusty on my eyebrows.
I got this pencil in light, but I am now using Rimmel's soft kohl eyeliner in taupe for my eyebrows, which is a similar colour, but it is less orange than this one. Rimmel's pencil is also very soft, but it is not waxy at all and there is no pulling like this pencil. And it's only 6 bucks.
I am very disappointed with this brow pencil. I normally use a wax and a powder but thought I would try a pencil for a change to compare. I bought it in medium and think it comes up very dark, it also draws on like a crayon, flattening my brows to my skin even when I apply it as softly as possible. Please do not waste your money. There are much better brow products out there.
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This pencil is wierd and too soft. I got it in the color deep and I must say its so ashy that it looks gray. Also you have to keep sharpening this pencil all the time I just bought it a month ago and I'm already half way through it :(... My method of application is I prime with my urban decay primer and let that set on the brows it stops the waxiness from sliding all over my face this method actually haves me liking this pencil but I won't repurchase!
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I bought this as a treat for myself. It cost $39 at the Myer Benefit counter (Australia), and I thought that by purchasing a high end product I'd get a better product.
I have it in medium. yes it is easy to apply and to use. I find that I put it on, then use the little last brush at the end to brush it out for a more natural look, and its very easy to overbrush and remove it all.
it does wear very quickly, doesn't last that long and frankly using an angled brush and a brown neutral eyeshadow produces a better a result.
I will use this until its all gone, but I won't repurchase simply because of the outrageous price (what was I thinking?)
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My honest opinion on the Benefit Instant Brow pencil is that it is too expensive for its quality. When I first started using it I thought it was the best thing in the world, but it runs out so easily that it is too expensive to replace on a regular basis, especially for those of you that are still at school and on a tight budget. Overall I give this product 3 out of 5 stars for great packaging, a great spoolie at the end of the pencil but too wet of a consistency and a high price.
Think of a waxy crayon - that is what this product is. I bought it at a time when i was experimenting with lots of different eyebrows products. The color is subtle but i cannot for the life of me understand why this has to be like this. My eyebrows are not thick and when i use this product the hairs are flattened against the skin in this waxy substance. I use the spooly and half the product gets removed and then you have to repeat the application. I really did try time and again to make this work. It was not an inexpensive investment, but today was the final straw ... It now sits in the garbage.
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I have medium blonde brows that just need a bit of definition. I usually use a powder but while at Ulta I thought I'd splurge and give this one a shot. This is definitely a purchase I regret (should have checked here first!) not because it's an inherently bad product, but it is a terrible value. I can barely get two uses out of it without having to sharpen it, meaning I doubt this pencil would last more than a couple weeks of daily use. I actually stopped using it because I just couldn't stand to see something so expensive run out so quickly. The colour match of the lightest shade is pretty perfect but like other people have mentioned, the softness of the pencil not only means it runs out quickly but also that it doesn't really hold on to the skin- it tends to sit on the eyebrow hairs and then if you run through them with a comb/spoolie, you lose a ton of the product. I think there are definitely better and cheaper brow products out there.
The Instant brow pencil worked on my thick eyebrow hair, which is rare, without making them look too over powering or dark. It has a more waxy consistency rather then the typical powdery pencil, which means it helps keep hairs in place.
I like the product overall, the colour was great (Medium), but its such a soft pencil and it needs frequent sharpening and if you use the brush on the end most of the colour comes off, which can be annoying! Thats why i've only given it four stars, I would buy it again purely for the colour, but I think by shopping around i could probably find something similar that stays put.
I purchased this brow liner in medium. The color looks as natural as can be. The consistency of the product reminds me of oil paint/crayons, or like semi-melted crayons. It's great for quick application and instant brows.The brush on the other end works great to diffuse harsh lines so you get natural looking brows every time.
Having said that, because of the consistency of the product its very easy to use too much of it. Which is ok cause like i said before the brush on the other end helps with that but then again it would be such a waste of an expensive product. I realized this when I saw that most of the product was on the brush instead of where they're supposed to be. Even with a light hand i often find myself needing to brush away. I also always have to constantly resharpen the pencil and find it very difficult to create finer lines to extend my brows due to the creamy consistency of it.
So while I can make do with the product I wouldn't repurchase it because there are other brands out there that get the job done fabulously but lasts longer than this pencil does and may even be less expensive. If they were to decrease the price or add more product I would still have the problem with extending my brows
I bought this to fill in my patchy brows. The problem is, the pencil is so soft, you have to sharpen it about every two uses. The other annoying thing is when you go to blend it, you lose 90% of your color. This was too expensive to be so disappointing. Don't waste your money. The only reason I even gave this a 2 instead of a 1 is because I like the spoolie on the end, & the actual color is nice.
ETA: I ended up giving this to my mom, she likes it a lot more than I did. *shrug*
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1 God spoke to Moses, saying, | 1 The LORD said to Moses, |
2 "Consecrate every firstborn to me - the first one to come from the womb among the Israelites, whether person or animal, is mine." | 2 "Consecrate to me every firstborn male. The first offspring of every womb among the Israelites belongs to me, whether man or animal." |
3 Moses said to the people, "Always remember this day. This is the day when you came out of Egypt from a house of slavery. God brought you out of here with a powerful hand. Don't eat any raised bread. | 3 Then Moses said to the people, "Commemorate this day, the day you came out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery, because the LORD brought you out of it with a mighty hand. Eat nothing containing yeast. |
4 "You are leaving in the spring month of Abib. | 4 Today, in the month of Abib, you are leaving. |
5 When God brings you into the land of the Canaanite, the Hittite, the Amorite, the Hivite, and the Jebusite, which he promised to your fathers to give you, a land lavish with milk and honey, you are to observe this service during this month: | 5 When the LORD brings you into the land of the Canaanites, Hittites, Amorites, Hivites and Jebusites--the land he swore to your forefathers to give you, a land flowing with milk and honey--you are to observe this ceremony in this month: |
6 "You are to eat unraised bread for seven days; on the seventh day there is a festival celebration to God. | 6 For seven days eat bread made without yeast and on the seventh day hold a festival to the LORD. |
7 "Only unraised bread is to be eaten for seven days. There is not to be a trace of anything fermented - no yeast anywhere. | 7 Eat unleavened bread during those seven days; nothing with yeast in it is to be seen among you, nor shall any yeast be seen anywhere within your borders. |
8 "Tell your child on that day: 'This is because of what God did for me when I came out of Egypt.' | 8 On that day tell your son, 'I do this because of what the LORD did for me when I came out of Egypt.' |
9 "The day of observance will be like a sign on your hand, a memorial between your eyes, and the teaching of God in your mouth. It was with a powerful hand that God brought you out of Egypt. | 9 This observance will be for you like a sign on your hand and a reminder on your forehead that the law of the LORD is to be on your lips. For the LORD brought you out of Egypt with his mighty hand. |
10 Follow these instructions at the set time, year after year after year. | 10 You must keep this ordinance at the appointed time year after year. |
11 "When God brings you into the land of the Canaanites, as he promised you and your fathers, and turns it over to you, | 11 "After the LORD brings you into the land of the Canaanites and gives it to you, as he promised on oath to you and your forefathers, |
12 you are to set aside the first birth out of every womb to God. Every first birth from your livestock belongs to God. | 12 you are to give over to the LORD the first offspring of every womb. All the firstborn males of your livestock belong to the LORD. |
13 You can redeem every first birth of a donkey if you want to by substituting a lamb; if you decide not to redeem it, you must break its neck. | 13 Redeem with a lamb every firstborn donkey, but if you do not redeem it, break its neck. Redeem every firstborn among your sons. |
14 When the time comes and your son asks you, 'What does this mean?' you tell him, 'God brought us out of Egypt, out of a house of slavery, with a powerful hand. | 14 "In days to come, when your son asks you, 'What does this mean?' say to him, 'With a mighty hand the LORD brought us out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. |
15 When Pharaoh stubbornly refused to let us go, God killed every firstborn in Egypt, the firstborn of both humans and animals. That's why I make a sacrifice for every first male birth from the womb to God and redeem every firstborn son.' | 15 When Pharaoh stubbornly refused to let us go, the LORD killed every firstborn in Egypt, both man and animal. This is why I sacrifice to the LORD the first male offspring of every womb and redeem each of my firstborn sons.' |
16 The observance functions like a sign on your hands or a symbol on the middle of your forehead: God brought us out of Egypt with a powerful hand." | 16 And it will be like a sign on your hand and a symbol on your forehead that the LORD brought us out of Egypt with his mighty hand." |
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Fri, Apr 25, 08 at 23:12
We made a last minute trip to Chapel Hill yesterday.
From the Coker Arboretum.
From the NC Botanical Garden.
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- Posted by plantsonthepoint zone 8 SC (My Page) on Sat, Apr 26, 08 at 11:24
Alicia, Great pictures! I, who am stuck with dial-up, appriciate the thumbnail pictures. When they are full sized my computer gives up after opening only two, but this thread downloaded, completely, in seconds with no problem. Great shot of the thyme. ---Keith |
Thank you Keith. I am glad you can see the pictures! :) |
- Posted by wonbyherwits z7 NC (My Page) on Sat, Apr 26, 08 at 14:02
I still haven't made it by there for the gardens. I love seeing the photos. Between Boston last week, a trip to BB this week (followed by planting), having a cold, guests tonight and leaving for France on Wednesday....I have NO extra time! Your photos are beautiful and the thumbnails are working well. Take care, |
Beautiful pictures! Thanks and also for the identification. That is great. They certainly are ahead of my yard here an hour north of Charlotte. I appreciate your efforts. Nancy |
Thank you Cameron and Nancy. Cameron we should try to get together sometime to see the gardens. |
- Posted by wonbyherwits z7 NC (My Page) on Sun, Apr 27, 08 at 19:04
sounds like a good idea....after May 18th! :-) |
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Saturday Afternoon News, January 3
Shed Destroyed By Fire
(Merrill) -- A shop located about three miles west of Merrill caught on fire Friday evening. The Merrill, Le Mars, and Hinton Fire Departments were all called to respond to the blaze. The alarm was sounded at about 10:35 p.m. at 25872 County Road C-44. Justin Herbst lives at the residence and describes what he saw.
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Merrill Fire Chief Jacob Conley says an orange glow could be seen in the horizon once the Merrill Fire Department left town.
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The entire shed and its contents were destroyed by the fire. Conley estimates the damage to exceed $200,000.
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In addition to the two tractors that were lost, a skid loader was also destroyed. The shed contained various oils, lubicants, and rubber tires, which Conley says posed an additional danger.
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The fire remains under investigation. Conley is not certain as to what was the cause of the fire. Herbst say he doesn't have a clue as to what started the blaze.
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Firefighters remained on the scene until 4:30 a.m. Saturday morning. The Merrill Fire Department had to return at about 8:30 a.m. in order to extinguish some hot spots.
New Year's Baby Born At Floyd Valley Hospital
(Le Mars) -- Floyd Valley Hospital has announced the first baby of the new year was born in Le Mars on January 2nd at 5:41 p.m. Lakin Renae Schultze weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces and is 18 inches in length. Lakin Renae is the proud daughter of Mindi Nelson and Mitchell Schultze of Le Mars. Dr. Paul Parmelee was the attending physician. Lakin Renae will be welcomed by an older brother Taylon Michael Schultze
Hospital officials informed KLEM news that the New Year's Baby born 14 years ago, was born on the same day, and also had the name Lakin.
Elk Horn Finding It Difficult To Repair Historic Windmill
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - An old Danish windmill is the pride of Elk Horn, Iowa, but decades after it was moved from Denmark, residents are struggling to pay for repairs to get the structure's blades turning again.
Windmill manager Lisa Riggs noticed last spring that something was wrong with the 168-year-old windmill, dismantled in Denmark and reassembled in 1975.
An inspection determined the harsh weather had caused some of the mechanics that attach to the giant sails to shift, forcing the blades to be stopped.
Despite its popularity, Riggs says it's tough for a little town to raise the $25,000 to $100,000 needed for repairs.
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Tuesday, November 22
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Tulsa, OK (Sports Network) - Michael Craion netted 19 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles to a 73-65 win over the FIU Panthers in consolation-round action of the NIT Season Tip-Off at the Mabee Center.
Dominique Morrison added 13 points in the win for Oral Roberts (4-2), while Jake Lliteras checked in off the bench to contribute 12 points.
Phil Taylor finished with a game-high 22 points to lead the way for FIU (1-3), which also got 17 and 10 points from DeJuan Wright and Dominique Ferguson, with the latter responsible for a team-best nine boards.
The Panthers converted just 42.9 percent from the field during the opening period of play, helping Oral Roberts to a 34-26 halftime lead.
The Golden Eagles then shot at a blistering 61.9 percent pace during the final 20 minutes to capture an eight-point victory.
The Panthers hit 55.1 percent of their attempts from the floor during the meeting, including an 8-of-20 effort from beyond the arc.
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My sister bought a new build house that has sat for 7 years with drywall hung. It was never painted. So now that she bought the house we need to paint. Is there something we need to do other than prime and paint to this drywall? |
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Look for nail pops and fix them before painting. |
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I already have an account I created online and downloaded the client. If I purchase a retail box version am I able to easily implement a code or something from it to recieve the free characters that come along with said purchase? If I already have a toon on my account that I bought individually - and I buy the retail box and it duplicates that toon - what happens? Thanks for the info!
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Good question i wonder too !
For the first part of the question; yes, if you by either the collectors edition in store or the digital collectors edition on steam there is a code you enter to bind it to your account. As for the second question, as far as I can tell, if you bought a Hero & then buy a character pack then you just payed for a hero twice. There are no refund, no discounts, partial refund, not even a free skin or some sort...you juts paid for a Hero twice with out any bonuses or pluses. Unless they are changing this policy, which I hope they do, it's one of the main reasons I'm not buying anything until that issue has been dealt with. Cheers! -BBB >^.=.^<


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Hi, novice question here: I have two new scented-leaf plants that are quite small. I recently took a leaf cutting from my begonia, and without thinking, did the same for the geraniums, rooting hormone and everything. There's not a hope in hell, is there? There's no node on the cutting, just the leaf and a long petiole... |
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Oh booger. But thanks for the info! I'm so freaked out by the Do Not Contaminate The Water Supply warnings on the rooting hormone jar that I think I'll just let the leaves sit around for a while till my courage returns and I can toss them out. |
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if truely interested search on In-vitro system of micropropagation ...Tissue Culture. I have experienced reasonable success with calloused, un-rooted vegetative cuttings and rooting them under intermittent mist at a soil temp of 72F. |
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We had been travelling around Spain for roughly a week on our grand tour around Europe. We were in the scorching heat of Sevilla in southern Spain. Preparing a night out by washing down a jug of sangria at our hostel, a young Australian man sat down with us and asked us if he could sit with us. He told us tales of his travels so far, which didn't particularly interest us, he was a jockey kind of guy. Anyway he told us his favourite place he had visited was this place called Terifa, the most southern point of Spain (not Gibraltar). Next day we packed our bags for Milan. It turned out that the next train was tomorrow, we had to come up with a new plan, when we thought of this guy we thought we might as well try it out for the experience whether good or bad. After a train down to Cadiz and a bus through the hills we arrived at the walled town of Terifa with it's windy cobbled streets and bright white buildings with shaded roof terraces. The sun was setting and we wanted to refresh so down to the two adjacent beaches one in the Atlantic one the Mediterranean with the Moroccan backdrop. This is the sunset on our days travels.
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Students grow professionally and personally by participating in departmental student organizations (clubs). They gain leadership skills and develop workplace competencies necessary for professional success.
Faculty Advisors: Stuart Birrell, Steve Freeman
President: Maurice Washington
Vice President: Elizabeth Luby
Treasurer: Kendra Allen
Senate Representative: Rashid Suleiman
Faculty Advisors: Matt Darr, Justin McGill
President: Colin Connor
Vice President: Eric Thomas
Secretary: Zach Ross
Treasurer: John Jenkins
CALS Rep: Andrew Saurbrei
ASABE Rep: Brett Yeggy
Refreshments Chair: Jeff Flies
Webmaster: Rick Hopper
Faculty Advisor: Carl Bern
President: Rachel Bearden
Vice President: Nick Schrader
Secretary/Treasurer: Alexander Martin
Faculty Advisor: Dan Andersen, Norman Muzzy
President: Nick Schrader
Vice President: Alex Kubik
Secretary: Dallas Boehne
Treasurer: Colton Finley
AEM Historian: Rene Schmidt
Ag-Council Rep: Eli Kautz
E-Council Rep: Quenton Schneider
Sergeant In Arms: Bailey Griffin
Grillmaster: Phil Brotherton
Webmaster: Tate Klocke
Faculty Advisors: Nir Keren, Steve Freeman
President: Jacob Weis
Vice President: Webster Kpor
Treasurer: Jeremy Tjardes
Secretary: Chandler Bane
Faculty Advisor: Kurt Rosentrater, Raj Raman
President: Paige Kupfer
Vice President: Maggie Schildgen
Secretary: Dillan Glock
Treasurer: Caitlin Gearhart
Event Chairs: Ashyln Milbrath and Nicki Milius
Webmaster: Sean Gilbert
Faculty Advisor: Lloyd Snell, Norman Muzzy, Stuart Birrell
President: Eli Peterson
Vice President: Clayton Hamilton
Secretary/Treasurer: Quenton Schneider
A-Team Leader: Dan Killpack
Webmaster: Lainey Beeftink
X Team Leader: Sylvia Farley
Trustee: Charles Schwab
Co-Trustees: Steve Freeman, Tom Brumm
President: Sara Henderson
Vice President: Timothy Buffington
Treasurer: Dr. LeQuetia Ancar
Faculty Advisors: Tamara Kerns, Russel Hoffman
President: Nathan Wegner
Vice President: Keith Abel
Treasurer: Ria Gasaway
Secretary: Philip Hutson
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Florida high-school football player dies in off-campus preseason camp
A Florida high-school football player died Wednesday following a preseason workout at Camp Blanding, an isolated military reserve base located southwest of Jacksonville in Clay County.
According to a report from the Clay County Sheriff's Office, which is investigating the death, the 14-year-old was a home-schooled ninth-grader trying out for the team at Sebastian River, which is coached by former Dr. Phillips and DeLand coach Kevin Pettis.
The Treasure Coast News of Stuart has reported that the player was William Shogran Jr., the son of a Florida Highway Patrol trooper. According to TCPalm.com, Sebastian River was scheduled to stay at Camp Blanding through Saturday for a "team-building retreat" coordinated by its coaches but returned on Wednesday after the tragedy. Sebastian River's touchdown club Facebook account stated that the team left for camp on Tuesday.
According to a media release, the player became ill after a morning practice session. An assistant coach called 911 at around 11 a.m. and the teen was transported to Shands Regional Medical Center in Starke, where he was pronounced dead.
In an audio recording of the 911 call the person who called can be heard saying, "He suffered from heat issues. They got water on him, trying to cool him down. He's conscious. Sporadic breathing. He vomited earlier."
This is the second week of official fall practice for Florida high school football teams.
Pettis was a head coach at Columbus, Ga., Pacelli (2000-04), Dr. Phillips (2005-07), DeLand (2008-10) and Crestview (2011-12) before taking the Sebastian River job prior to the 2013 season.
Camp Blanding has hosted a number of high school preseason camps. Pettis took DeLand to the same site for a six-day stay in primitive barracks in August, 2010.
Coaches who take teams to preseason camp say the benefits include the ability to hold three-a-day practices. They say teams can bond in a setting where they do everything as a unit, including sharing in the discomfort.
Buddy Collings is a senior sports writer covering high schools for the Orlando Sentinel. You can reach him at email@example.com.
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Doctors removed a blood clot pressuring the right side of Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner's brain on Tuesday, relieving pressure that had been giving her headaches and numbness. Their report said she was doing well, that there were no complications and that she would remain hospitalised for now. The President's spokesman went further as he briefly addressed a crowd of supporters outside the hospital, saying the operation "has been satisfactory, it has been very good", and that Ms. Kirchner was happily thanking all who helped her. — AP
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AMBER ALERT: 7-month-old boy taken from foster care, NYC
NEW YORK CITY -- The Amber Alert system has been activated after a 7-month-old boy was taken from foster care by his mother.
The mother, 25-year-old Marina Lopez, does not have custody of baby Mario Danner.
Below are the details listed on the official Amber Alert website:
The suspect may be driving a 1995 Lexis ES300 4 door, tan, NY gold plate GEX1377
The New York City Police Department has activated the New York State AMBER Alert and is investigating a confirmed child abduction that occurred on 2090 7th Ave. , in Manhattan NY at about 3:05 PM on 7/16/2013.
The CHILD, Mario Danner is a Hispanic male, approximately 7 months old with black hair and brown eyes. He is approximately 20 inches long and weighs about 25 pounds. Mario was last seen wearing gray t-shirt, black shorts.
The SUSPECT, Marina Lopez is a Hispanic female, approximately 25 years old with brown hair and brown eyes. She is approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs about 130 pounds. The suspect was last seen wearing pink t-shirt, floral shorts.
The SUSPECT was last seen traveling on foot possibly heading for Shorefront Pkwy Rockaway, NY.
Suspect is non-custodial mother, abducted child from a supervised ACS visit. The child had been removed from suspect's custody due to mental health issues. Suspect is bi-polar and has had recent outbreaks of violence.
Anyone with any information on this abduction is asked to call the New York City Police Department at (866)N Y S-AMBER or dial 911 to provide information on a report or sighting.
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Women's History Month Interview Series: Q&A With St. John's Women's Basketball Captain Briana Brown
Briana Brown has distinguished herself as a true leader on and off the court for the St. John's University Red Storm.
Brown, a native of Norwalk, Ct., was named the Red Storm's 2013/14 captain and has clearly lived up to preseason expectations as she has led St. John's to a 19-9 overall record (12-5 Big East) heading into this evening's Big East regular season finale against the Providence Friars.
Brown has averaged 9 ppg in her senior season while serving as the Red Storm's floor general.
"Briana (Brown) has been our engine on the floor, providing us with contributions on both ends of the floor offensively and defensively," noted Red Storm Coach Joe Tartamella.
"She is a very versatile player which allows her to play and defend multiple positions."
Brown took some time out from her busy athletic and academic schedule (education major) to share her thoughts on basketball and beyond with Double G Sports.
1. What valuable lessons did you learn growing up? Who did you learn them from?
One of the most valuable lessons I learned was from my mom, and it was to always give things your all, always give 100 percent. She told me that all she could ask for was for me to give my all.
2. Other than basketball, what other sports did you like as a kid? Would you consider yourself a good all-around athlete?
I like to think I was an all-around athlete. I played everything, from dodgeball, football, basketball, volleyball… I tried softball but didn't really like it that much. I was terrible. I think I could have gone Division I for volleyball.
3. You are the middle of three sisters, how was that for you?
When you're in the middle, you are always considered the black sheep. I was the main one to get fingers pointed at when something happened. I was the one to get in trouble – It was bittersweet having an older sister to look up to while also teaching a younger sister.
4. When did you decide basketball was your sport?
I've always loved basketball, from day one. My parents played, my sisters played, everybody played. I chose basketball around my junior year in high school when I had the choice between volleyball and basketball. I really just wanted to play basketball because I loved it the most.
5. Why St. John's?
I chose St. John's for a couple of reasons. The school is here in New York and really close to my family. My mom and all of my family can watch me play, and I can go home whenever I want to.
6. You really made an impact in your junior season, what was the difference for you?
The difference for me was growth and the confidence that Coach Tartamella showed in me, which helped me out a lot. His confidence in me helped me raise my game.
7. You were a captain in high school and now college, describe your leadership style?
It definitely differs from high school to college. I was more talkative in high school. In college I think it's a little bit different because you are no longer dealing with children but grown women. You get a different take on things and have to speak to your teammates in a different way. I'm not as talkative as I was in high school but I show my leadership in other ways, more by my actions.
8. What are your future goals?
I would love to go to Barcelona, Spain. That's on my bucket list. I've also always told my mom that I will buy her a house one day and I'm keeping that promise.
9. What advice do you have for other females that want to follow in your footsteps?
I would say to always try your hardest, like my mom has always told me. Don't take anything for granted because it can all be gone in a second. Always try your hardest and do what makes you happy.
10. If you were to host a dinner with three women in sports (past or present) who would they be and why?
Growing up in Connecticut I used to be a UConn fanatic so I love Diana Taurasi. Also, someone who played basketball with my older sister, Keri DeMar, who I always looked up to throughout my middle school and high school days.
Read all of our 2014 Women's History Month Interviews already released, here.
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