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jakeman1 Posts: 8This was for a C2. Call half a dozen dealers from all over, that's what I did...and search their inventory online. I actually went to each dealer site from Maine to NC and then CA, IL, and OH. to see what was in inventory. Obviously, they'd rather sell you what is in stock first. As I was looking for stock C2s, there was almost nothing around except for black/black combos (I've already done black). I found a red one online that didn't even come with floor mats, but it was built for a customer. So, I was forced to have one built for me, which meant a 2007.
My sense is that dealers think that all buyers have lots of cash at any income bracket--they want to push the cache concept to its furthest. I only went back to my local dealer after being really sure I had a good price from somewhere else, and was ok going there if necessary. Another thought: I test drove at this dealer 2 times and also put an offer in on a used car-- the salesman knew I was ready to buy. If they can really be convinced that you are really ready to buy, they take this a lot more seriously. Good luck! -
woody1173 Posts: 5"A national newspaper is looking to interview Porsche and BMW owners who use their car for "everyday driving," from going to the grocery store to commuting to and from work, instead of just using the car during the weekends for nice drives. Please send an e-mail to ctalatiedmunds.com no later than Monday, August 28, 2006 by 2:30 PM PT/5:30 PM ET containing your daytime contact information and what car you drive."
Karen - can you tell me where/when this story ran? I am looking to get a 911, and it will be my only car which I will use for day-to-day commuting, etc. I'd like to see others' viewpoints. Thanks. -
blckislandguy Posts: 1,150Habitat1, your analyses for the board are really right on and I think everyone learns a lot. Thanks.
To add just one comment to your analysis, I've noticed that some Porsche sales guys have a born to the manor way about them. This might be helpful in dealig with what they perceive to be wannabes or arrogant MDs (I realize that this last description may be redundant to some). But I'll bet that the dealer-principal who is paying monthly juice to floor plan the cars and on his loan for the new building that Porsche made him build to their spec, knows to the penny who much it is going to cost him to keep a 997 in inventory for another four months. Maybe an email to him might do the trick? -
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unsure3 Posts: 8Hello all! Great forum - tons of useful advice! And on that note, I'm hoping some of you will share your wisdom regarding my dilemna (a dilemna I'm enjoying, truth be told).
Ever since I can remember I've wanted a new 911. The first car I bought myself was a 10 year old 928 S4, which I absolutely loved (had to sell it when I moved to the US). Owning that Porsche fuelled my desire to own a 911 even further, as did the servicing cost of the 928 (astronomical vs. a 911, but that's a different story...)
Anyway, I visited a Porsche dealer today, and he convinced me to drive a Cayman S. What a car! It was absolutely thrilling to drive. He had me convinced that this was the way to go, until I got home and configured one online - $75K for the one I'd want. Considering a 997 C2S and C4S spec'd as I'd have them top out at $92K and $98K respectively (a difference in MSRP of about $17K to $22K), a Cayman S hardly seems worth it.... I didn't drive the C2S or C4S, so I can't compare the models unfortunately.
ANYWAY, and to cut an already long story short (or at least wind it up quickly), I was hoping some of you would provide input on several fronts:
1. PRICING: What sort of discount should I expect (perhaps a range) on these 3 models, MSRP'ing at $75K, $92K and $98K respectively. Maybe the price differential will shrink even further after the discount...
2. REGRETS: I'm worried that I'd get the Cayman S, and then regret not spending a little extra to get the 911. Has anyone been in "my shoes" in this regard, and if so, what did you decide and did you regret the decision?
3. CHILD SAFETY SEATS: One potential advantage of the 911 are the rear seats (for my two v. young kids). Do car seats or booster seats actually fit into the back of a 911? My dealer seems to think that most won't, and told me that Porsche discontinued their own brand of car safety seats. Even if some brands fit - how hard is it to actually fasten a child into a rear safety seat?
4. AWD or C2S vs. C4S: Does AWD really make a significant difference in the wet, or does the car remain tail-happy? I live in an area that sees torrential rain quite often. While I want to feel safe, I don't want to go overboard and indulge in excessive options...
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purplem46 Posts: 54I can only respond to points #1 and #2. First, the amount of discounting is entirely contingent upon which dealer you are working with. Get your best quote, then shop it to dealers within an area you are able to work with geographically. You can probably get the best deal on 06 new models still in stock. Second, you need to drive the 911/911S before looking for third party opinions. Then buy which one feels best to you, and don't worry about regrets. Good luck.
habitat1 Posts: 4,2821. Pricing - I got nearly 10% off MSRP last September on a 2005 C2S Cab as the 2006's were just around the corner. Check into dealer inventories for 2006's on all of the models you are considering - finding one in stock that is close to what you want should get you the best discount, even if you have to take an extra option or two. If you want to custom order a 2007, you should be able to get a 5%= discount on a 911 and a 7%+ on a Cayman, based upon feedback from my dealer in the DC/Baltimore area. But the 2007 MSrP also went up over 2006, so consider the 2006 option.
2. Regrets - I had been considering a Boxster S. But after I realized the 911 could be out "family" car, I went for the extra $35k+. Worth every penny. If you ever want to put those little ones in the back seat, you only have one choice.
3. Child safety seats - don't know. My youngest was 7 and 52 lbs when we got ours. Now, at 8 & 11, they still fit well, although the 11 year old is growing quickly and is now within 1" of my 5'1" wife. I think she can grow another 3-4" before we have to cut off her food supply to keep her in the 911.
4. AWD - I went the C2S route. The Cab is already 180+/- lbs heavier than the coupe. The extra weight and drivetrain power loss of the "4" means that you basically are using the extra 30 horsepower of the "S" to make the "4S" as quick as a base "2". I have had no difficulties in an occasional heavy rain. The car is NOT tail happy unless you really push it. If you really want the extra stability of the "4", I'd consider saving the extra money for the "S". If you want maximum dry weather performance, go with the "2S".
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spechtbach Posts: 16I was in the same situation. The CaymanS was nicer to drive than the 911. The 911 looked better,had a more open interior and I used to own a 912.I ordered the 911 because it is the car I really wanted.The only must option is the xenon headlights.Another valuable option is a spare tire &jack unless you enjoy waiting for tow trucks.I have had my 911 for several months and very glad I made this choice. The bottom line is buy what you want.I am also glad I joined PCA where I foud out about the 997 spare tire in their tech section. Good Luck with your choice.
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blckislandguy Posts: 1,150I drove a Cayman service loaner recently and never had so much fun in a car. It was fantastic, although a little loud with the engine right behind your right ear. I think you'd have to get a good set of radar detectors (fore and aft) to avoid losing your liscense in one of these Go Karts. They are fun!
spechtbach Posts: 16Don't get caught up with Porsche's overpriced options.Spend your money on track days or driving lessons to drive a Cayman or 911 closer to the cars potential. Both cars are excellent. I have a friend who worked as a driving instructor. He routinely beat Ferraris & Porsche Turbos with a 914-4 becuse he knew when to brake & spent a great amount of time learning to drive.
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habitat1 Posts: 4,282I would check with your local dealer for their storage recommendations. hotrod81's suggestion of overinflating the tires makes sense, since that is what Porsche does when the cars are shipped form the factory. I have also heard it suggested that the battery be disconnected or connected to a trickle charger to prevent it from being completely discharged by the draw from the cars electrical components. I think Porsche sells a trickle charger specifically approved for the car. On the cold vs. warm, my dealer recommends warm (50+ degrees), as long as it's in a relatively dry area.
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habitat1 Posts: 4,282"Another valuable option is a spare tire &jack unless you enjoy waiting for tow trucks.I have had my 911 for several months and very glad I made this choice."
Tell us more about the spare tire and jack you got for your 911. Cost? Can it be mounted on front and/or rear? Does it take up all of the trunk? Did you get it through a Porsche dealer or other source?
It sounds like you have already had one or more flats? I have 11,800 miles on the odometer and, knock on wood, still have good tread on both my front and rear tires. But I do get a little nervous thinking about how long it would take Porsche roadside assistance to find me on some of my longer (400 mile) road trips. -
outamoney Posts: 7Thanks for everyones advice.
Made a call to my service manager & he offered the following:
-Inflate tires to 50 psi.
-Full tank of gas.
-Trickle charger plugged in . . came with my car.
-Park the tires on cardboard, the lime from the concrete could react with the rubber, even if the floor is heated which mine is.
Full tank of gas
Lock it up and put it to sleep!
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spechtbach Posts: 16I purchased the spare tire from my local Porsche dealer.It is not inflated. It takes up about 1/3 of the trunk. According to Porsche, it can be mounted on both front & rear.I haven't tried it out yet.You also must purchase a jack & wrench to remove the lug nut.No such wrench is included in the tool kit.You may also want to carry a bicycle pump since it is questionable that Porsche's electric pump will actually inflate the spare tire.The spare tire list is $783.85 The jack list price is $181.18 The dealer gave a 10% discount for PCA members. I can't say how valuable PCA has been in tech advice.The dues are a bargain. The majority of Porsche dealers don't even know the spare tire option exists. I had no success in locating the spare tire or jack from another source for less cost.
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habitat1 Posts: 4,282Damn good point. I have a C2S as well and after work I will take out a tape measure out to check whether the 19" x 295 rear wheel/tire would fit in the trunk.
One thing for sure, the C4 is out of luck. It's trunk is smaller than the C2. But, if I'm not mistaken, the 993/996 versions of the 911 carried a spare, so I think at least the 997 C2 with 18" wheels and 265 rear tires may work.


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The runway season may be drawing to a close, but several museums around the world — from New York to Italy — are still paying homage to fashion's incredible impact, dedicating exhibitions to a variety of designers over the decades. At the Metropolitan Museum, The Costume Institute will present "American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity," which explores fashion as a form of expression. The show has gathered looks from 1890 to 1940 that represent perceptions of the American woman over the years and express the style revolutions and archetypes of American femininity. With more than 80 examples of haute couture, the collection will flow almost like a time line, beginning with the "Heiress" gallery, featuring hand-painted panoramas of ball gowns from the 1890s. This is the first display culled from the Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection, which is now housed at the Met, and it is set to open May 5 and continue through Aug. 15. Kristen Henning
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by Toby Amidor in Dining Out, May 11, 2012Want to save money and eat healthier? We're taking your favorite restaurant dishes and pitting them head-to-head with healthy make-at-home alternatives. Who do you think the winners are?
Dining Out: P.F. Chang's Beef with Broccoli
Although the nutrition facts lists this dish as 290 calories, 12 grams of fat, 3 grams of saturated fat and 1,573 milligrams of sodium, each dish put in front of you contains three portions. It's less likely you'll keep portions in check when they're all served in one big plate. If you down the entire dish, that's 870 calories, 36 grams of fat, 9 grams of saturated fat and a whopping 4,719 milligrams of sodium – more than double your daily recommended sodium intake.
Dining In: Ellie Krieger's Emerald Stir-Fry With Beef
Ellie's lightened-up dish made with lean beef, fresh broccoli, edamame and snow peas has 400 calories, 15 grams of fat, 2 grams saturated fat and 625 milligrams of sodium.
By making your own at home, you control the portions and the high salt ingredients. Here's what you'll save:
- Calories: 54%
- Fat: 58%
- Saturated Fat: 78%
- Sodium: 87%
Dining Out: TGI Friday's Turkey Burger
If you think you've made an automatic healthy choice by choosing turkey over beef burgers, you'll be shocked to find that TGI Friday's turkey burger weighs in at 890 calories, 46 grams of fat and 11 grams of saturated fat.
Dining In: Dana's Mix-and-Match Turkey Burgers
Choose any of these 5 delicious turkey burger combinations—all for fewer than 370 calories and 12 grams each. Dress up your burgers with mango chutney, balsamic onions, BBQ sauce or black beans. Check out how much you'll be saving:
- Calories: At least 58%
- Fat: At least 74%
Dining Out: Panera Bread's Tomato & Mozzarella on Ciabatta
This pressed sandwich made with fresh tomatoes, fresh basil, fresh mozzarella and roasted tomatoes has 760 calories, 29 grams of fat and 10 grams of saturated fat.
Dining In: Alex Guarnaschelli's Pressed Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
Mozzarella cheese, garlic, sea salt, thyme and rosemary meld together in these delightful mini grilled cheese sandwiches. Each has 90 calories, 6 grams of fat and 2.5 grams of saturated fat. Have two or three for lunch—together with a nice bowl of tomato soup and you'll still be eating fewer calories.
Your savings:
- Calories: 88%
- Fat: 79%
- Saturated Fat: 75%
Dining Out: Chili's Bacon Ranch Chicken Quesadilla
This bad boy has 1,480 calories, 103 grams of fat, 39 grams of saturated fat and 3,300 milligrams of sodium (that's over your recommended daily recommended amount of sodium). Save about 200 calories by opting for the Chicken Club Quesadilla—it has 1,240 calories, 88 grams of fat, 35 grams of saturated fat and 2,760 milligrams of sodium.
Dining In: Ellie Krieger's Easy Chicken-Mushroom Quesadillas
In less than 30 minutes, you can dig into these delicious quesadillas with 440 calories, 16 grams of fat, 7 grams of saturated fat and 1,150 milligrams of sodium. Your total savings:
- Calories: 70%
- Fat: 85%
- Saturated Fat: 82%
- Sodium: 65%
Toby Amidor, MS, RD, CDN, is a registered dietitian and consultant who specializes in food safety and culinary nutrition. See Toby's full bio »
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22 The punishment of your iniquity, O daughter of Zion, is accomplished, he will keep you in exile no longer; but your iniquity, O daughter of Edom, he will punish, he will uncover your sins. | 22 O Daughter of Zion, your punishment will end; he will not prolong your exile. But, O Daughter of Edom, he will punish your sin and expose your wickedness. |
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Originally published Thursday, June 12, 2008 at 12:00 AM
State gets high marks for its birth weights
The percentage of underweight babies born in the U.S. has increased to its highest rate in 40 years, according to a new report that also...
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Kids Count
The Annie E. Casey Foundation ranks every state each year on 10 health indicators for children. Here are the indicators with the states that were best and worst for each one:Children in poverty
Best: Maryland, New Hampshire, 10 percent.
Worst: Mississippi, 30 percent.
Teen birthrate (births per 1,000 females ages 15 to 19)
Best: New Hampshire, 18.
Worst: New Mexico, Texas (tie) 62.
Children in single-parent families
Best: Utah, 18 percent.
Worst: Mississippi, 45 percent.
High-school dropouts (percent of teens 16 to 19)
Best: North Dakota, 3 percent.
Worst: Louisiana, 11 percent.
Teens ages 16 to 19 not working or in school
Best: New Hampshire, 4 percent.
Worst: Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico (tie) 12 percent.
Children with parents not working full time, year round
Best: North Dakota, 24 percent.
Worst: Louisiana, 43 percent.
Infant-mortality rate (deaths per 1,000 births)
Best: Utah, 4.5.
Worst: Mississippi, 11.3.
Child-death rate
(deaths per 100,000 children ages 1-14)
Best: New Hampshire, 8.
Worst: Louisiana, 34.
Teen-death rate (deaths per 100,000 teens ages 15-19)
Best: Hawaii, 37.
Worst: Louisiana, Wyoming (tie) 103.
Low-birthweight babies
Best: Alaska, Oregon, Washington (tie) 6.1 percent.
Worst: Mississippi, 11.8 percent.
Source: Annie E. Casey Foundation
NEW YORK — The percentage of underweight babies born in the U.S. has increased to its highest rate in 40 years, according to a new report that also documents a recent rise in the number of children living in poverty.
But the rates in Washington, Oregon and Alaska are the best in the country.
The data on low birth weights are worrisome because such babies — those born at less than 5.5 pounds — are at greater risk of dying in infancy or experiencing long-term disabilities.
The findings were released today in the annual Kids Count report on the health and well-being of America's youth, which measures the states in 10 categories. Overall, the report found progress, as well as some setbacks.
"Well-being indicators have largely gotten better for teens, and they've gotten worse for babies," said Laura Beavers, coordinator of the Kids Count project for the Baltimore-based Annie E. Casey Foundation.
The report documented improvements in the child-death rate, teen-death rate, teen birthrate, high-school dropout rate, and teens not in school and not working. There was no change in the infant-mortality rate, while four areas worsened: low-birthweight babies, children living with jobless or underemployed parents, children in poverty, and children in single-parent families.
In composite rankings for all 10 indicators, New Hampshire, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Utah ranked the highest, while Mississippi, Louisiana, New Mexico, Alabama and South Carolina ranked the lowest. Washington ranked 11th and Oregon 17th.
Beavers noted that in many categories, the United States compares poorly to other developed countries. A recent study released by UNICEF ranked the U.S. second worst out of 33 industrialized nations in a composite index on child well-being, and it was 29th in regard to the percentage of babies with low birth weights.
According to Kids Count, the latest available federal data, from 2005, showed that 8.2 percent of U.S. babies were born at low birth weight, a level not seen since 1968.
The worst rate — 11.8 percent in Mississippi — was nearly twice the 6.1 percent rate in the best states — Alaska, Oregon and Washington.
Beavers said part of the overall increase in low-birthweight babies was due to a rise in multiple births as more older women use fertility treatments to conceive. But she said the problem also has been worsening for single-baby deliveries.
The rate of low-weight births is sharply higher for blacks (13.6 percent) than for whites (7.3 percent) or Hispanics (6.9 percent). One important factor, Beavers said, is the mother's overall health at the time of pregnancy and her access to good prenatal care.
Dr. Alan Fleischman, medical director of the March of Dimes, said the increase in underweight newborns is closely linked to a rise in premature births.
He agreed with Beavers that better socio-economic conditions for pregnant mothers would help. But Fleischman also said the U.S. medical profession should be more rigorous in encouraging women to continue their pregnancies as close to term as feasible and reduce the number of early, induced deliveries, often Caesarean, that frequently produce underweight infants.
Regarding its key economic indicator, the report said 18 percent of U.S. children — 13.3 million of them — were living in poverty in 2006, up by 1 million children from the 17 percent rate in 2000. It said child poverty increased in 32 states during that period.
"It's disconcerting, because between 2000 and 2006 the economy was doing pretty well," Beavers said.
The report's data were based on the official poverty measure as determined by the Office of Management and Budget. Its 2006 poverty line was $20,444 for a family of two adults and two children.
Among the states, the child-poverty rate ranged from a low of 10 percent in Maryland and New Hampshire to a high of 30 percent in Mississippi. The national rate was 11 percent for white children, 36 percent for blacks and American Indians, and 28 percent for Hispanics.
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... the buses run frequently, even long distance buses, so even if you don't book in advance there should be no problems! Always carry your passport or ID card on you when on the buses as there are random police checks in operation and you don't want to be the one who spends ages rummaging around in your suitcase for it!
After a long journey I eventually arrived in beautiful, sunny Marmaris where I got a connecting bus to ...
Beautiful Bodrum
... the marina and daydreaming about owning a sailboat. We also watched the sunset each night at the beach, ate yummy kabob and made sure to feed the stray cats as much as we could. Bodrum is very beautiful, quiet and just a really nice place to visit if you want to relax. The seaside town is so different from other areas of Turkey we had visited in the past and really shows you how extremely varied the areas of Turkey are. Our next and final stop in Turkey is ...
Halicarnassus, Bodrum Fort & Underwater Museum
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Grey skies and about 19 degrees today, so not cold. I would say at least half the shops and restaurants are closed up for winter, and probably hotels too. We are the last guests at this hotel.
I can't imagine how crowded it would be here in summer! It's sort of nice like this - not having to fight the crowds. We've been lucky like that!
Bus Trip to Bodrum by the Coast
... we passed through some mountains and got closer to the coast the towns became more prosperous with huge resorts at the entrance to Bodrum which is a big tourist town. It's pretty empty at the moment and we are the only people at the small boutique hotel where we are staying.
The temperature is about 18 degrees and it looks stormy tonight!
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[TMM43] Ultimate Destruction
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I had a lot of fun re-mixing this. I'm pretty proud of how this came out.
Please Enjoy!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
A great song, also, one of the most wanted levels in Geometry Jump.
It would be cool if you let RobTop introduce this song back again in Geometry Dash, even though you found these MIDI files and remixed them, you made a great masterpiece. 4.5/5.
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Why didn't you let this song be in geometry dash it would have been very successful do you not like the game many people would love to have this in the actual game like me do you think you will consider letting them put this song back into the game
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I liked it. I really did.
I can't say much seeing as this isn't your own personal melody, it's DJ Martcore's, whose, of which, you did not credit. It's a bit hard to miss that melody, and that sound.
I do like what you've done, however, but I'm sad to say that with any remix it has to lack some originality.
Good job, though.
Under the author comments. I had the "PLEASE NOTE" part. It was part of a midi pack I picked up a while ago.
I honestly had (until you just mentioned) no idea who's melody it was. All I knew was that I wanted to remix it.
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the buildups are great love the intro. it sonds very nice .respect 5\5
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It is the role of the Lilly Library to stimulate the intellectual curiosity of both the dedicated researcher and the casual visitor. In order to achieve this, the Library promotes a wide range of activities including exhibitions and special events such as poetry readings, musical performances and receptions, as well as lectures, tours, and class presentations.
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Globalization of the United States, 1789-1861
September 15 - December 18, 2014
Between the American Revolution and the American Civil War the United States built a continental nation -- and it also built a global empire. In 1789 the country amounted to no more than a fragile collection of thirteen seacoast states encircled by the British empire to the north, the Spanish empire to the south, and many Native American nations to the west. By the fateful year of 1861 the United States had managed to expand across North America and to project diplomatic, commercial, military, missionary, and scientific power into every corner of the wider world, second only to the British empire.
Projecting the reach of the United States throughout the world required the effort and determination of many Americans willing to cross vast ocean distances on sailing ships and steamships ... to negotiate, to trade, to battle, to proselytize, to explore. It moreover required the knowledge and promotion of many writers urging their countrymen to venture across the globe in the face of opposition and indifference at home, and competition and resistance abroad. Over the course of three generations Americans would succeed in shrinking the geographical distance between the United States and almost every other place in the world -- even as they would come to magnify the cultural distance between themselves and almost every other people on the globe.
This exhibition gleans from the Lilly Librarys exquisite collection of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century books to capture this paradox of interconnection and disconnection enacted by a nation attaining continental size and an empire reaching global scale. The formative era between the American Revolution and the American Civil War helps us appreciate how difficult efforts to extend the global reach of the United States were in the century before the so-called "American Century," and it remains highly instructive as Americans confront dilemmas of globalization and imperialism in the present day.
Konstantin Dierks, Associate Professor, Department of History, Indiana University, and curator of the exhibition, will give a public talk followed by a reception on October 9 at 5:30 p.m.
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Book Bites: Texts that Influenced and Reflected How America Eats
September 1 - November 26, 2014
Food Bites celebrates food writing in multiple genres beyond the tried and true cookbook. Whether they are works of fiction, memoir, travel writing, or non-fiction, texts that discuss meals and/or the joys of eating extend the traditions of hospitality: writers invite their readers into their virtual kitchens. This exhibition suggests that talking and reading about food and cooking is a vital way through which we affirm membership in our various roles: women exchange tips on how to feed their families or teach children to cook; food professionals share secrets with novices or amateurs; a nation calls on its citizens to fulfill their patriotic duty during wartime; immigrants explain their foodways to new compatriots; skilled virtuosos demonstrate how science and technology have changed the way we cook and eat. Books about food inform, challenge, entertain, and keep us coming back for more.
Food Bites was curated by Vivian Nun Halloran. She is an associate professor of American Studies and English at Indiana University Bloomington, where she also directs the Asian American Studies Program. She is one of the organizers of the 2014 Themester Eat, Drink, Think: Food from Art to Science.
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Re: [latam] COLOMBIA/CT - Medellin gang wars spark more violence
Released on 2013-02-13 00:00 GMT
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Date | 2010-03-31 17:34:55 |
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supposedly verging on the same scale as FARC - according to RSO in
Bogota. Gang warfare in Medellin, Cali, Buenaventura, ect all along the
pacific smuggling routes. These are mostly demobilized former
paramilitaries that have taken over the criminal underworld in their
Allison Fedirka wrote:
I don't know what they want to imply with 'gangs'.... small drug
trafficking groups? How threatening is this - something that will stay
pretty local in Medellin or could gang/drug/whatever ties give this
potential to spread outside of Medellin?
Medellin gang wars spark more violence
Tuesday, 30 March 2010 08:37
A wave of allegedly gang related murders in Medellin has led to
speculation that the ceasefire agreement, brokered in
February, between rival criminal gangs in Colombia's second largest
city, has been broken.
The resurgence of violence, particularly in the neighborhood of Comuna
6, 12 de Octubre, which last week saw six assassinations in two days,
and clashes between gangs that resulted in the forced displacement of
families, threats, forced recruitment and other human rights
violations, brought back worries that that ceasefire has been broken,
reported El Mundo on Tuesday.
Jaime Jaramillo Panesso, who was part of the group of peace activists
that brokered the ceasefire in February, claimed that the agreement,
which was signed by the two rival gang leaders "Valenciano" and
"Sebastian," has not officially been broken.
"What has been broken are the power structures within the gangs. The
gang leaders who adhere to the ceasefire are in hiding, but their
middle level leadership are not, and are not abiding by the
agreement," Panesso said.
According to Panesso, the vying for control of the middle management
of the gangs has led to the rise in violence across the barrios of
The resurgent violence is reportedly affecting daily life in the
neighborhoods. According to Carlos Arcila, a human rights worker in
the Comuna 6, 12 de Octubre neighborhood, "On Friday, students had to
leave school early, and those who study at night didn't go to class.
The people are living.. in continuous anxiety."
The ceasefire agreement was originally signed in early February to
halt turf wars between the criminal gangs headed by "Valenciano"and
"Sebastian." The agreement was brokered by civilian negotiators
Alberto Giraldo Jaramillo, the archbishop of Medellin; Jaime Panesso,
a member of the national peace group; Francisco Galan, an ex-combatant
from leftist guerrilla group ELN, and Jorge Gaviria, a peace advisor
to the Medellin mayor's office.
Confrontations between rival gangs caused Medellin's homicide rate to
balloon to 2,178 murders in 2009, the city's most violent year since
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The hottest global trend is local
(Read article summary)Bright lights and big cities are impressive. But from home-grown food to neighborhood bike paths, community cleanups to small-time bookstores, local is where life happens.
Mark Hertzberg/Journal Times/AP/File
When was it that "local" – a word that rhymes with yokel and has long been a synonym for small-time and provincial – became hot? When did a gnarly heirloom tomato replace a spotless Calgene Flavr Savr as the "it" produce? What has prompted people to enthuse over artisanal cheeses, dirt-caked root vegetables, micro-batch beverages, and sketchy-looking salsas in Mason jars?
Bright lights and big cities are undeniably fun and productive, especially Monday through Friday. But town squares and farmers' markets – even in big cities – are where the action is most weekends in most neighborhoods.
Let's go back to where it all began. (Well, since most things start locally, perhaps not quite that far.) In recent history, the back-to-the-land 1960s begat communes and a small-is-beautiful movement. Most of those experiments fizzled as idealism crashed into practicality. But something was stirring. In the ensuing decades, urban pioneering, organic farming, slow food, and a "think global, act local" ethos gathered pace. By the '70s, preservation movements were stopping the wrecking balls of urban renewal and forcing the rethinking of neighborhood-crushing superhighway projects such as Interstate 95 in Boston and the Westway in Manhattan.
I'd argue, however, that the tipping point for localism didn't occur in one epic battle. Localism prevailed in ten thousand places where residents began to care about the community around them instead of just launching away on their morning commutes and reentering their neighborhoods at night. The shop around the corner may not have more stuff or better deals than Wal-Mart, but it contributes to the fabric of life and is worth patronizing.


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Former Chapin Huskie Lara Jackson, who completed her eligibility at the University of Arizona, failed to qualify today in the 100-meter freestyle at the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials in Omaha, Nebraska.
Jackson did not advance in the 100-Meter prelims swam this morning in Omaha. Jackson still has another chance to obtain a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. Jackson will swim in the 50-meter prelims Sunday morning. She is a former American record-holder in that event.
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2015 PVMAC Events
Pomona Valley Model Airplane Club
Wings Over Prado April 24-26 2015
The PVMAC is proud to announce that we will be bringing back an event that has been on haitus for the last couple years. The Wings Over Prado, (Formerly Wings Over Chino), is a scale RC aircraft fly-in that willl be held on Friday April 24th through Sunday April 26th 2015 and features all scale warbirds, scale civilian, scale edf Jets, and Sport Scale Aircraft
Landing fee is just $30 and is an AMA Sanctioned Event so current AMA membership is required. Our snack bar will be open for breakfast and lunch serving up good tasting hot food, and ice cold drinks. A Saturday night banquet will be held at the field, stay tuned for the menu announcement.
We will be providing a manned central charging station with power for up to 16 chargers, each with 12v/16 Amps of output. Vendors will also be onsite showing the latest and greatest electric RC products.
Awards will be presented for Best Detailed ARF, Military, Civilian, EDF jet, Biplane, Multi engine, Peoples choice and Presidents award.
Overnight on-site Dry Camping is available for a $10 fee, or you may try to reserve a Full Hookup camping spot at Prado Regional Park, which is less than 2 miles away and Hotels are nearby.
Please check back for further details.
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2015 Membership Information
The Membership page has been updated with the new 2015 forms. You must get your renewal form and dues in by December 31, 2014 to fly on January 1st, 2015.
Please read the following information as it pertains to membership renewals for 2015.
- The membership renewal period for 2015 ends January 11, 2015
- Any past PVMAC member that did not renew in 2014 will be considered a new member and pay the New membership rate of $80 plus the $120 initiation fee for a total of $200 .
- New members will pay $80 for a new membership and an additional $120 initiation fee for a total of $200.
- Any membership application received without the correct payment amount included will be returned to the sender.
- All 2015 renewals must be postmarked on or before January 11, 2015, with the correct amount of $80 included. 2015 Renewals will NOT be accepted after January 11, 2015 . If you do not send your 2015 renewal in by January 11, 2015, you will be considered a new member and pay the new membership rate of $80 plus the $120 initiation fee for a total of $200
- If you mail in your renewal membership, it must be postmarked by January 11, 2015 to receive the renewal rate.
- Any membership application received without the correct payment amount included will be returned to the sender. Any membership re-turned for insufficient payment will not be considered received by the deadline unless the application and correct payment is returned by the deadline.
In addition, the PVMAC rules and regulations Page has been updated, and you will definatly want to make sure you read them.
As with last year, you must have a fire extinguisher in the pit area in order to fly. Read about the new Fire Extinguisher requirement here.
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Celebrate Nation Model Aviation Day, August 17, 2013
7th Annul Scale Squadron Fly-in Photos posted
The 7th annual Scale Squadron Fly In, which was hosted by both the Scale squadron of Southern California and the PVMAC at Prado has come and gone, and event was a great success. There was a great turn out with close to 70 registered pilots that weekend, and as usual, there were some amazing scale airplanes in the air and on the ground.
In case you missed it, or you want to relive the weekend,
I've posted some picks of just some of the impressive airplanes from the event, which you can CHECK OUT HERE...
In Addition, You can check out these YouTube videos from the event.
Video 1 Posted by Mike Curry
Video 2 Posted by Brad Algra
2013 7th Annual Scale Fly-In
The Scale Squadron of Southern California presents the 7th Annul Scale Fly-In on June 7-8-9, 2013 at our premier Prado flying Field in Chino, Ca. This event is open to all Scale or stand-off planes, and will include Sport Scale, Built Up , ARFs, Kits, electric, glow, Gas and EDF Jets. Turbines and profile Aircraft are not included.
Download the flyer here or check out all the info below.
Pre-Registration is now open! Click here to get signed up today. PayPal is required.
If you have any qustions about this event, please contact Randy Wilbur the Contest Director by clicking here
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10 Questions featuring Oscar Furlong
It has been a while since we have done a 10 questions Posting, and to be honest its difficult to get folks to offer their time to answer the questions. Oscar Furlong however, was gracious enough to spend a few minutes answering these questions. Oscar Furlong is a frequent flyer at the Norton field, and has been a PVMAC member for 5 years. Oscar also attends most monthly Club meetings, and while in attendace at these meetings, he seems to win something.
- Tell us a little about yourself.
I am a motorcycle mechanic running a small shop with my two sons. - How long have you been flying model airplanes?
I have been in the hobby for 9 years. My dad used to buy me plastic models when I was a kid. - What was the first airplane you flew and how did it go?
When I was 7, I made my own kites and rockets, but my first RC was a cox cesna 182. I bought it on 1998 but I didn't fly it until 2003, and crashed it, of course. 3 months later I found an RC instructor at a local hobby store and he tought me to fly. - What types of planes do you fly most of the time and why? (i.e. Scale. Sport, EDF, IMAC, Pylon, Float, 3D, Giant, etc.)
3d, scale, edf's and helicopters, but now I focus on helis. - What is/are your most favorite aspects about being involved in this hobby?
Building, I really like to build, and then see if it fly. - Tell me about the airplane you enjoy flying most today?
A 25% cap 232 gasoline, and a EDF hobbyking foammy shark - What's the best memory you have since becoming involed in this hobby?
too many, but all the events at the field are a great memories,Too many, but all the events at the field are a great memories. - What is the biggest mistake you've made (in the Hobby), and what did you learn from it?
I crashed a very nice P-47 because I did not check the receiver battery. Now i really take care of the batteries - What are you working on now?
An ultimate biplane 85cc gas engine. - If you could fly in any real airplane, what would it be and why?
I am planing on helicopter flight training to fly ultralight Helicopters. Why? because the price of a small heli is like a big SUV, and I can transport in a trailer and storage it in my back yard. Oh, and I like helis.
Tribute to the Goodwine Family
Your Board of Directors would like to take this opportunity to pay special tribute to a PVMAC family that is responsible for your club being what it is today. We are of course talking about the Goodwine Family.
Phil Goodwine, our past president and chairman deserves the highest recognition for his work, effort and financial contribution to the PVMAC. Phil ran the club like a true professional and our past events under Phil's leadership are a testament to his dedication and effort. His drive to make the PVMAC the best club in Southern California and possibly the country is well known and very much appreciated. Most members don't realize the time and effort it takes to run a club of our size. As President and Chairman, Phil held down two full time jobs – his business, Goodwine Glass and the PVMAC. Over the past six years, Phil spent many hours on field maintenance, upgrading our flying sites and making our events the fantastic events they were. There were also countless times that Phil made trips to Prado to take care of one problem or another. Finally, Phil always volunteered his time and effort to hang airplanes for the AMA Expos. This saved the club $125 every year for the cost of our booth. You can be sure that the cost to do this was more than the $125 it saved the club, but for Phil that was just his way of giving back to the hobby that he and Kyle enjoy. All in all Phil's effort on behalf of the PVMAC was a twenty-four hour job for which he put forth 100% effort all six years of his tenure.
Next we would like to thank Beth Goodwine. Beth spent much of the last six years filling the positions of Secretary and Membership Director. Both of these tasks were a big demand on her time and effort. There is much more to both these jobs than most of us realize and Beth performed both of these jobs to the fullest extent possible. What most members do not know is the countless hours of time and effort Beth put into running the snack bar. Purchasing the food, cooking and serving the food, and taking the entire dirty dish collection home after an event to wash them. Phil usually ran our events, but the snack bar was always all Beth. Yes Beth would usually have volunteers helping her at events, but that really is a small portion of the responsibility of running the snack bar. Most of us never saw the other 80% of the effort it takes to maintain and run the snack bar. Beth always did it without complaint and she did a tremendous job.
Finally there is Kyle. Anytime something needed to be done at the field, Kyle was always there with Phil making it happen. Kyle ran the raffle at the club meetings and was always involved in the club. How many of us in the club benefited from Kyle's knowledge and help with their airplane. How many of us relied on Kyle to maiden our airplanes and trim them for us. The simple answer is many members. There is a good reason that Kyle was chosen to be a Horizon Hobby Team Pilot. It is the time and effort he puts forth to help others in this hobby. Kyle should be an example to us all as to what a club member should be.
We have tried to put into words what the participation of the Goodwine family has meant to the PVMAC. However no words are really adequate to express our appreciation for everything the Goodwines did to make the PVMAC what it is today and the envy of other model airplane clubs. Thank you Phil, Beth and Kyle for all your effort and support.
The Pomona Valley Model Airplane Club Board of Directors.
Big Jolt Featured in Electric Flight Magazine
If you were at this years Big Jolt event, you may have noticed John Reid, the West Coast Senior Editor for Model Airplane News and Electric Flight Magazine, running around to chat with the pilots and take some photos and video.
When I downloaded the March 2013 digital issue of Electric Flight Magazine yesterday, I was pleasantly surprised to see what John was up to while he was at our event. John wrote a beautiful 4 page spread, including tons of Photos. And If you subscribe to the Digital edition, there is great interview with Sam Wright, the CD of this event. If your a print subscriber, you can get to the video interview with a built in QR code link which you can scan with your smart phone. In 2010, John featured a video interview with Sam on the Model Airplane News Blog, but I believe the is the first time our Big Jolt event has been covered in a national publication.
If you have a subscription to either Electric Flight or Model Airplane News or you read his blog, you will know that John often reviews new model airplanes. You probably also notice that many of the field testing for these reviews take place at one of our fields at either Prado or Norton. Not only is John a member of our Club but he is a huge supporter of it. He Comes to most of our events, which are often featured in his blog, and he often mentions our club in his articles when he is at our field writing his reviews. This time he's shown his support by featuring a nice writeup of the Big Jolt event. I'm sure next years turn out will be even bigger because of it.
Thanks for the nice write up John, The PVMAC appriciates it.
Show your support....If you don't have a subscription to Electric Flight or Model Airplane News, be sure to grab one now and enjoy the Big Jolt article and other great articles every month from John Reid and and others.
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5 Steps to Manifest Love With New Moon Solar Eclipse
If you are tired of the manifesting process all together, this is an extremely powerful time for you. According to zoemoonastrology.com, starting fresh and reconnecting with someone you used to be close to can Usher you into a whole new level of emotional expression. This can only help you in the romance department. It is also time for something to be "eclipsed" out that is pruned away.
You will know which bad habit, procrastinated task or grudge is the optimal to let go of by time the Full Moon comes, two weeks from now.
"Some of your relationships are under a lot of strain right now and weak spots can become really obvious. Don't be surprised that there may be sadness in the realizations happening right now," says Dipali Desai at CelestialSpaceAstrlogyBlog.com, "There can be a part of a person who doesn't want to grow up, and the Gemini New Moon can trigger manic thinking and over analyzing with the rational mind which fights inner growth."
What does all this mean to you and your Soul Mate Attraction Plan? Let me break it down to 5 Powerful Steps:
1. Let The Past Characters Show Themselves--You might think that you are completely over the jokers, players and losers of the past but are you sure? Are you completely positive there is not one itty bitty grudge lingering over your ex's bad behavior? You may not actually get a phone call from an ex this week but have you dreamed of one? Did you hear "your song" for the first time in forever? Be alert.
2. People who love you are feeling this with you--Your friends and family are worried about you right now. The vibration of this time of letting go of grudges so you can find love is powerful. The people who love you most are the ones who know how much you want to find love. Reach out. Ask for love, light, prayer..whatever lifts your spirits. This is your inner work though, don't share more than you need to. Just tell your supporters you are in low spot and you need love.
3. Planting Heartfelt Intentions in This New Moon Energy Is SO Smart-- The New Moon is a time of planting. Planting seeds of your desires into the void and the safety of the loving nurturing energy that is the Universe.
When you are choosing your intentions this month, take the focus of your partner and put it on you. What trait in YOU can be strengthened so that you are the ideal match for him?
The Gemini New Moon holds these areas of life in its energy, according to New Moon Astrology by Susan Spiller, Learning, Communication Skills, Calming Mental Anxiety and Social Ease. Which of these resonate with you? Create an intention that empowers one of these life areas. You want to magnetize yourself to love and this is the fastest way.
4. Create A Ritual-- Lessons learned from our grandmother's grandmothers sift through as sealing a Universal Wish or Desire with a ritual always feels delish. I host New Moon Rituals and I would love to have you participate. I can't emphasize enough the power of this time to really dig out ancient grudges and get yourself free to risk falling in love again.


text: I'm only 19 years old, (soon to be 20), but I'm nearly 80 pounds over weight, high cholesterol and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder recently. The past 3 years have been hellish for me, as I am constantly on a diet. I was successful on Weight Watchers, losing 20 lbs, but I gained 50 back and have not been as successful using it since. Nothing has worked. I've tried Dr. Phil, Atkins, Weight Watchers, Slim Fast, my own and currently using "Weight Loss for Dummies". Having a mood disorder makes having a weight loss plan schedule difficult, as some days I'm very eager to exercise and most I can't even get out of bed. My health is at risk, and I reallly want to be successful in this life style change, but there are so many obstacles and so many challenges that i don't know where to begin. If I start out too small I feel like I'm not getting a proper workout, and if I start out too big it's overwhelming and I hurt myself. My boyfriend's heard the same sob story over and over, and my parents are supportive but it's not an easy topic for me to discuss with them. I've tried, but they get frustrated and angry with me because of the numerous diets I've failed before. I have a month and a half before i go back to school, so I'd like to get started on changing my life so that I'm eating healthier and exercising. I am very aware of the health risks I'm at, and I'm ready to start losing weight. Believe me, I've been ready. This is something that I've battled since I was 10. I'm currently in therapy (I have been for 3 and a half years) for issues other than my weight, but I feel that it's time for me to seek support from others who understand my plight. I need help understanding weight loss, the best way, the best time, myths, truths, anything that clear away all the hubbub that I've heard in the media. Please help me. It's becoming literally a fight for my life and for control.