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Roland Simmons Lumalight 60 Model Table or Floor Lamp
Table (36" H x 10" Dia.) Size
Table/Floor (60" H x 14" Dia.) Size
Floor (76" H x 14" Dia.) Size
Floor (90" H x 14" Dia.) Size
Roland Simmons Lumalight 60 Model Table or Floor Lamp
Weights & Dimensions
Table (36" H x 10" Dia.) Size
Table/Floor (60" H x 14" Dia.) Size
Floor (76" H x 14" Dia.) Size
Floor (90" H x 14" Dia.) Size
Product Type: Standard | Style: Modern |
Base Finish: Natural White | Material: Other
Bulb Type: Candalabra Base Bulb | Bulb Included: Yes |
Wattage: 40 Watts (W) | Switch Type: Toggle Switch |
Height Adjustable: No | Tray Table Included: No |
Swing Arm: No | Night Light: No |
Number of Lights: 1 | Shade Included: Yes
Life Stage: Kids; Adult | Country of Manufacture: United States |
UL Listed: Yes |
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Roland Simmons Lumalight 60 Model Table or Floor Lamp
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Nice for the price lisa from Denver, CO– Verified Buyer We got the white and it it certainly tall. Looks like a large paper lantern which is what it is. Much cheaper than other tall lights and much taller. Looks contemporary and does the job of adding adding soft light in the corner. |
Amazing lamp Thomas from Buffalo, NY– Verified Buyer I get so many compliments on this lamp! I live in a Victorian house and this lamp is more than a light source, it is also a modern sculpture element! |
A great floor lamp Jim from Bullhead City, AZ– Verified Buyer This is the 2nd Lumalight we've purchased. The first one was 12 years old and coming apart. I was glad to find the replacement on line. Love the way it looks and the soft lighting it provides. |
Great lamp Clare from Fort Lauderdale, FL– Verified Buyer Very stylish and lightweight. Assembly was easy - you do need to very careful not to damage the paper |
Cool lamp DARLA from Broken Arrow, OK– Verified Buyer I had my eye on this for awhile. Bought it and what a beautiful lamp. Easy assembly. Great conversation piece. |
Love it! PJF from SAN DIEGO, CA– Verified Buyer Cool lamp, efficient delivery, excellent service. Ships in surprising small carton. |
Lumalight Sandy from Ypsilanti, MI– Verified Buyer I just luv, luv, luv this lamp. It's very elegant and fits in perfectly with my room decor. It may not be a first choice for everyone, but if you are looking for something that is elegant and stylist, this is it. |
Funky Fun Lamp Tom from Somerville, MA– Verified Buyer I really like this lamp, although the frugal side of me was initially put-off that this is essentially red cardboard with a string of lights inside. But once you start using it you don't mind that as much because it's so unique and fun. I use this as my primary light in my bedroom and it bathes the room in a nice warm red hue. It gives the illusion of warmth and makes the cold New England winters a little nicer |
Lumalight Fatima from Hollywood, FL– Verified Buyer Bit disappointed by the quality of the material....However the results are stunning, beautifully fits the decor. Overall it's OK. |
Love it! Brenda from OR– Verified Buyer– Top 500 Reviewer I love the sculptural lighting of Roland Simmons designs. |
About the Manufacturer
With the necessary monies in the bank to sustain living expenses for 6 months, Roland Simmons left his job as an industrial designer in the San Francisco Bay Area. With the drive to succeed and the willingness to fail, Roland Simmons set out to become one of today's most innovative and respectable designers.
Within a vacant, neighboring apartment in his complex, Roland Simmons began to discover the possibilities of constructing contemporary art and lighting out of single faced corrugated parchment. One of his early designs was sought for and distributed by the respectable George Kovacs. The piece was named the "Mummy Lamp".
Since 1976, Roland Simmons has been designing and constructing contemporary lighting. His innovative designs have received numerous awards and recognition around the globe. Now, based in Cowley, Wyoming, among the towering mountains of Yellowstone National Park, Roland Simmons continues to design and hand cut every piece that leaves the factory. The company, Interfold, Inc., is family owned and operated by his son Todd Simmons.
Today, these pieces are known as the Roland Simmons Lumalights. They are found all over the world. Each Lumalight comes with Roland's personal signature guarantee of authenticity and quality. Where there is Light, there can be no darkness. We invite you to enjoy one of our creations in your home.
"The Lumalight . . . A Sculpture by Day . . . A Lamp by Night"
Lumalight 60 Model Table or Floor Lamp is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: #160-B, #160-O, #160-R, #160-W, #160-Y, #260-B, #260-O, #260-R, #260-W, #260-Y, #360-B, #360-O, #360-R, #360-W, #360-Y, #460-B, #460-O, #460-R, #460-W, #460-Y


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Minimum Grade Higher C3 in two subjects and Passes in four other subjects at Higher or Ordinary Level in the Leaving Certificate including: Irish, English, Mathematics, a laboratory science subject (i.e. Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Physics with Chemistry (joint) or Agricultural Science) or Technology and any two other subjects recognised for entry purposes.
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In Chapter 12 of "Lord of the Flies," what is the irony of the fire?
I've read it over and over but still cant seem to find it.
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It is more the irony of the entire circumstance involving the fire there. Early in the book, the fire was two things: it was a way to signal for a rescue, and it was a tool to cook food and keep them warm. In both cases, it was a marker of civilization. However, by Chapter 12, things have reversed. Fire is now a sign of savagery, as the boys are trying to burn Ralph out. Rather than helping them stay civilized, it burns down the shelters (destroys visible signs of community). Then, at their lowest point, their rescuers show up. Talk about irony! They aren't found when they're trying to get home, but rather when they've given up on being civilized.
the irony of the fire is the fact that jack tried to kill ralph or smoke him out when in fact the fire ended up attracting attention to the british ship saving them all
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Sivir is pretty decent against Vlad. Transfusion at lower levels allows me to bait him and SS almost every single one I want him to use on me. BB does a ton of damage as it would to any other mid champion (BB if he moves towards you for a Transfusion while you SS it, profit!). Hang back if SS isn't up, use ricochet to harass while everything else is on CD (which forces him to try and use Transfusion on me to feed my SS mana--see a cycle?). Can get a kill if he decides to tower dive for no other reason other than aggressive stupidity. You have to hang back and take advantage of the range difference. Transfusion has a small range, much like the difference between Zilean's auto attack and bombs, so you can tell when he's lunging towards you for a Transfusion. Don't try to out harass him or kill him mid, just be his equal, then kill him when he gets complacent or too aggressive.
my post from another thread on the exact same topic... with a few champs added now that its not 1 in the morning when im writing this... first off, everyone should have ignite. ignite is an amazing ability. now there are a few different ways to counter vlad. first off is easy. out-range him. the range on his abilities is fairly small. i dont get the arguments here. transfuse is basically his longest ranged ability. if you can get a champ with a longer range than that, you're golden. examples: • morgana- she's basically the anti-mid. her range is longer than mostly everyone's and she has a spell shield. • teemo/ezreal- this one's a little trickier but ive seen it done. more on why this works later. • kogmaw- whatever than thing that comes from the sky is called, it's terrifying... learn to use it and you'll be set • zilean- the strategy here is a little different than usual. he can and will pool to avoid dmg if you bomb him, but he cant do anything if you bomb a minion near him and force him back to his turret. and if he gets greedy, your ult > his ult • karthus- works very similarly to kogmaw. out-range him and eat his face. he needs to get fairly close to kill you. he wont kill you with transfuse alone. when he gets close to tides and pool, simply activate your mana drain, slow him, and spam q. if he kills you, you can still usually get a counter-kill with a postmortem mana drain or q spam. • sivir- for reasons above. • fiddle- silence. drain. fear. need i say more? o wait... i do. he has a few range issues and your drain costs mana. his doesnt. plan accordingly. what you have to make sure you do is harass smart. he can and will transfuse creeps to bring his life from very little to full in a hurry. most vlads also start with a health pot so keep track of it. his transfuse will restore his health but only in a small but consistent fashion. the way to harass him isnt to do the came thing as he does. you wont win that battle. ever. what you have to do it harass in short bursts. i'll use ezreal as an example since teemo was already discussed earlier. instead of using mystic shot over and over again like usual, use your full combo but do it a bit less often. he cant transfuse all that hp back and he'll eventually have to play more defensive, or risk you killing him with a well timed combo. after a few combo's, he'll realize he cant stay in mid with a sliver of health and tower hug to transfuse back all his hp like usual. what everyone seems to forget is how bad vlad's attack dmg is. noone builds vlad for any sort of attack dmg at all. vlad cant push a turret at all. if he gets a kill or 2, it doesnt necessarily mean he'll take out the turret before you get back. if sivir gets that same 1 or 2 kills, that turret is as good as gone without some help or a lucky minion wave. done be afraid to recall and come back. you're not helping your own cause by standing at your turret leaching xp and last hits while the tower kills everything. he will slowly but surely pick off the tower this way. recall, get your mana and items and come back and continue to be aggressive. it'll help you in the long run a lot more than missing a few minion kills while u were gone.
Mord. Drain hits shield.. U hit him... he hugs tower till 6... Ult ignite... U HAVE SLAIN AN ENEMY!
Anyone, really. You just have to play smart and fairly defensive until your skills are strong enough. After that, just bait a Sanguine Pool then do a short burst combo. For example, I faced a Vlad as Zilean and he kept using Sanguine Pool when I time bombed him, so I ran up to him to bait a pool, then I double bombed him and nuked his health. Eventually I scored first blood.
Heimer gives me a lot of trouble. I also played a really aggresive Morgana today that killed me once. Fiddle is also a nuisance, as well as Pirate. Besides that a defensive Vlad is hard to counter, especially at 6. And I tend to play defense so lols.
stealth classes like twitch dont necessarily stop vlad but they really annoy him early on. buying oracles and wards delays my build by quite a bit. sometimes long enough for my team to lose. sure if i can stall the game long enough to get all my items i can take out and stealth class but sometimes its game over.
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Morgana. Your spell vamp gives you power to stay and farm creep keeping him tower hugging. I never lose with Morg mid, just tied with Heimer. :P
By counter I suppose people mean, keeping him from pushing your tower or harassing your ass off. I say don't try to counter him by finding a way to dispose him one on one. A well played Vladimir will punish you of you go after him. The think to keep in mind is that his transfusion has NO drawbacks, no mana cost, no health cost no nothing. It is like a katarina - perhaps even better with the heal. At level 9 with only cool down runes and masteries Vlad spams Transfusion like mad (I've out leeched a Teemo one on one like this). Give Vlad two kills in mid and he will be a pain to deal with for the remainder of the game. I have done it and seen many do it as well. There is nothing better as Vlad to see people go aggressive against you. Kill your creeps, stay out of transfusion harass range and let others help you gank him. The toughest opponent I faced in mid was a Mordekaiser starting with a regrowth pendant. Killing creeps like kaiser does best and my transfusion rarely got past the shield. If you face Vlad ... play safe.


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This game has been out since the very launch of the Xbox 360 and I have had it for a little under a year now and I still play it on the multiplayer with my friends. The career mode is very unique in the way that its set out and basically gives you different missions and levels depending on the level of difficulty you have chosen to do the level on. Like on easy there might be 3 objectives and then you try it on hard and there's like 7 different new objectives on top of the original 3.
The single player career will keep you occupied for a long time if you want to complete it on all the difficulty levels and I myself haven't yet completed it on the medium difficulty levels but I play the game mostly for the multiplayer as its so much fun.
The multiplayer can be played with up to 16 different players online or 1-4 players on a local screen with a maximum of 15 computer AI bots. There lots of different modes and here are a few of them;
Capture The Flag: Capture the Opposite Teams Flag
Infection: Kill All the Infected and Survive the Time Limit
Killcount: All Vs All Death Match
Team Killcount: A Team Death Match
There's also a bunch of others which I cant remember but they are all very good and fun and enjoyable to play. My favourite has to be Kill count a straight up no nonsense All Vs All Death Match. You can also play the multiplayer by yourself with up to 15 other computer AI Bots, so you don't actually need to have anyone with you to play multiplayer, which is awesome. You can practice and be like, "I haven't played this game on multiplayer in ages" and then totally kill the living shit out of all your friends. It's Great!
There is also a cooperative mode in which you can do all of the single player campaign levels with a friend either online or local on the same screen. It has some new little things in it like it takes two people to operate an elevator or one drives and the other shoots but other than that its basically the same as the single player career. The game has some amazing weapons and they all come with a secondary function like there is a pistol and its secondary fir is for the bullets to bounce off of walls and there's a SMG with the ability to point out your enemies. Some of the other weapons features are, Rocket propelled grenade, motion sensor, gun turret and many more, my favourite has to be the infrared on the SMG, its so cool. The whole screen goes fuzzy and green and your enemies come up bright red so you cant miss them.
The graphics in the game are very good and give the sort of impression that you are in the future however if that's so then the future does look a little plastic and the textures seem to me to look like they have been made out of plaster. The games vehicles look very nice though and the hovercraft looks very impressive, you can see the water spraying up as you hover over it, it's a nice little feature. Its all about the little details with this game. Even if you shoot a bloke in the leg he will stumble for a second or two but he will get back up and fight for the rest of his limbs that's for sure!
Overall the game is very well made and makes for a very smart and enjoyable First Person Shooter and for that reason I'm giving the game an 8/10 the game has some very nice graphics but it seems a little too plastic at times and the textures seem to be a bit off, but the innovative online and multiplayer modes put it high above most other games online capabilities and for a game that's been out for over a year. Screw it the game gets a 3.5/5


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2013 and earlier-Mercedes-Benz M-Class Lease Questions
rbrekka Posts: 2I'm looking to lease a 2013 ML350 (white, grey MBtex, P1, running board, keyless) for my Dad. The MSRP is $55,355 and the dealer quote is $53,978 (2.5% discount). We are trading-in Dad's car for $10k plus a check back of $7k. The residual is 57% based on a 36 month lease and 10k/year. The acquisition fee is $1095. The Money Factor is .0026.
Is the discount to MSRP a good price?
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mlevine Posts: 235The acquisition fee is an extra $300. Make sure January money factor is .0016 which was Decembers rate, .0026 appears to be high. Looks like you are putting down $3,000 which should include acquisition fee, motor vehicle fees, extra profit fees(doc fees or dealer fees) and first month. Residual usually not marked up. Would wait to see if any incentives are available this month. Last month winter certificate of $1500 was available. Based on my thoughts this is not a good deal. I am open to others opinions.
mltdwn Posts: 3Hello all. I've been a frequent user of Edmunds.com for many years, but came upon this forum the other day trying to figure out the advisability of leasing. I had always purchased my cars until i entered into my first lease in 2010, a Mercedes ML450h. I have a 15,000 mile/yr allowance but in 3 years will just hit 30,000 miles. That lease is up next month and I'm trying to decide what to do. Because it was MB's first real hybrid, the deal was lease only. They would not sell you the car up front or at the end of the lease. They are taking them back to Germany to examine and test. I do have one option to extend the lease for 6 months. My monthly payment is $472/mo since I traded in a Camry hybrid I owned and effectively put money down on the lease (not sure if that was a good idea or not, but that's what I did). I might end up just taking the extension and postponing a longer term decision but I'll still have that coming. I'm getting closer to retirement and wouldn't mind driving another ML for a few more years without spending a ton of money buying a new ML. Then I'd have some flexibility to buy something more economical if and when I ride off into the sunset. SO - my dealer has made me the following offer which I have no clue if it's decent. 2013 ML 350 4Matic, P01 pkg., Harmon/Kardon, keyless go, lane tracking and some other odds and ends, Total MSRP with $905 dest and delivery - $58,550. He offered to sell it for $55,200 plus tax, license, etc. As for the lease, I have 30-48 month options, but am looking at 30 or 36. With a 10,000 mile/yr allowance and with money down, the offer is as follows: at 30 months with $12,000 down $610/mo and with $15,000 down $500/mo. For 36 months with $12,000 down $630/mo and with $15,000 down $540/mo. I've read it's not a good idea to put a lot of money down on a lease since if the car is really damaged, insurance covers only your future lease payment, but putting that aside, do these lease offers make sound reasonable? I don't know, but with the cash down, it seems like I would be paying more than 60% of the MSRP over the life of the lease, and interest rates and money factor aside, it seems like a really good deal for the dealer and not me. I'd really appreciate anyone's thoughts. Thanks much.
mlevine Posts: 235Too much money down and monthly is also too high with both $12,000 or $15,000 up front. Do not fiate at a certain monthly payment, but rather put the least amount of money down. That being said find out your invoice for this vehicle and use this as a starting point. Check this forum for January leasing information and for incentives available. Calculate your own numbers once you can get your final cap cost.
mltdwn Posts: 3I got addiitonal information and wonder what anyone thinks: quote for a 2013 ML350 4Matic with a .00192 money factor; 63% residual for 30 months, 57% residual for 36 months; MSRP $58,550 with $3,350 discount for selling price of $55,200. I think the residuals are probably ok, but what about the money factor and the discount?
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rbrekka Posts: 2SO here is the latest. ML350W4 with PO1, keyless go, lane tracking, etc.
MSRP is $56,885 (includes $905 for destination and delivery).
Lease is 36 months, 10k miles/year, residual is 57%, $10,000 trade-in.
Money Factor is .0016 (down from .0026)
Acquisition Cost is $795 (down from $1095).
The Gross Cap Cost is $56,296.
That is not much of a discount from MSRP.
What discount from MSRP is market?
They want first and last month lease payment at closing. Is that typical?
Are there any dealer incentives that i should be aware of?
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mlevine Posts: 235Money factor,residual, and aquisition fee are good. Where is $10,000 trade in going? Part will be needed for 1st month, motor vehicle fees, aquisition fee, and possible doc and or dealer fees(all additional profit by the way, but at times hard to negotiate). Should not have to put down last month. Only incentives are MB club USA, (must be a member for one year), and fleet such as USAA. I would use the invoice pricing as a starting point and take off any discounts you are eligible to receive from this price. To me your cap cost is too high.
CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi phillyboy. Mercedes-Benz Financial's January buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24-month lease of a 2013 ML350 Bluetec with 12,000 miles per year are .00160 and 72% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
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sarasitarides Posts: 2Since I have been using this site for years and have really benefited from it, I thought I would add in the deal I just got.
Had a 2010 ML350 which was over miles by 6500, and still had 6 payments left.
Mercedes paid my last 5 months, and included the additional month and over mileage in the deal (which would have been $1500 just in miles).
Got a 2013 ML350 w/ P1 package, black w/ tan interior.
.0016 money factor, 11% discount, $52950 MSRP
$750 loyalty discount
$1500 holiday credit
$1080 due at signing
$675 tax inclusive for 36 months
South Florida area
I am very happy with this deal, and it got me out of my current lease which was actually a higher payment and I would have owed a ton at the end. Hope this helps someone. Love the car! It is so much nicer than the 2010. They made a lot of nice changes. -
gmigs13 Posts: 3Took advantage of the lease turn-in deal going on this month. Also a USAA member.
Turned in a 2011 GLK350:
5 payments ($640) left plus turn in-fee $400ish, so 6 payments really - PAID
Leased 2013 metallic white ML350 + P1:
+ 3 year maintenance
+ rubber mats ($150ish?)
On the lease it says:
$0 down
36mo/12,000 miles
Gross capitalized cost $59,401 (MSRP $55,164 (after USAA discount? sticker $61K)
Residual $34067.04
Total: $900/mo
I really just compared it to my GLK lease which would have predicted me paying about $950 based on the difference in the car values at the time of purchase. How badly did I do? -
insidecarbuy NYCPosts: 95This was a good deal for the current programs running but it seems like the ML350 used to lease out so much better....
Just 1st month, bank fee, taxes and DMV out of pocket - just over $3,000
$617.01 per month with auto pay on a nicely equipted car that had an MSRP of $58,550
Here is the breakdown -
Monday, January 21, 2013 2:17:17 PM
Customer Name: Inside Car Buying
Sale Vehicle: New 2013 MERCEDES BENZ M CLASS ML350W4 4dr Wgn ML350 w/AC , Automatic , Odom: 0
Payment Details
Term 30
Base Payment 617.01
Total Payment 617.01
Purchase Option 36,451.00
Est. Miles Per Year 12,000
Disposition Fee 595.00
Excess Mileage Charge 0.25
Amount Due at Signing
1st Month Payment 617.01
Acquisition Fee 795.00
Fees & Insurance 210.50
Upfront Taxes 1,429.29
Total Inception Fees 3,051.80
Total Cash Required on Delivery 3,051.80
Tax Information
Customer State: New York Customer County: WESTCHESTER
Type Amount Rate Paid
Cashdown Tax 64.16 7.3750 Upfront
Upfront Tax 1,365.13 7.3750 Upfront
Fee Information
Description Amount Paid
Reg 113.00 Upfront
Insp 10.00 Upfront
Title 12.50 Upfront
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Congratulations on getting your new M, sarasitarides. Thanks for taking the time to give back and share the details of your lease with everyone. As you know, real world examples like this are always helpful for others who are in the market for similar vehicles.
Enjoy your new ride :shades: !
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CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Here's the information that you're looking for njdriver1. Mercedes-Benz Financial's January buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 30-month lease of a 2013 ML 350 Bluetec with 12,000 miles per year are .00160 and 67% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
The numbers for an otherwise identical 36-month lease are .00160 and 62%.
The residual values for leases with 10,000 miles per year would be 1% higher.
There's some $1,500 Winter Event certificates floating around out there for this truck that do not require one to be a loyal customer that you may be able to convince the dealer to use on your deal.
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jgarris9 Posts: 1Hi Car Man,
What is the MF and residual for 2013 ML350 Bluetec for 24 months and 27 months at 12k miles per year? Please let me know ASAP.
I am VERY close to sealing a deal on a 2013 ML350 Bluetec with MSRP $65225. I am wanting to verify some information I have received from the dealership. This forum has been an amazing help for our family. .
6.5% discount to 'invoice' - $4240.
$2000 USAA rebate.
$1000 deposit put down previously for the special order.
$1000 American Express certificate.
$3000 down payment out of pocket.
= $11240 total discount.
With all the fees and acq fee of $798 paid up-front, for 24 months at 12k miles per year,
$599 monthly.
The MF is 0.00268 and residual is 72%.
Using the numbers above, when inputed into the payment calculator on MBUSA.com, I am coming up with $563 monthly for 24 months and $531 for 27 months at 12k miles per year. The dealership has no explanation and says they are unable to explain how the payment numbers are so far off.
Any help would be appreciated. . Thank you in advance! -
CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi jgarris9. According to what I hear, Mercedes-Benz financial's February buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 24-month lease of a 2013 ML350 Bluetec with 12,000 miles per year are .00205 and 72% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
It looks like you are getting an excellent selling price on this truck, though I personally would not make the $3,000 down payment. I always advise consumers not to make down payments on leases. Those who do risk losing part or all of the money that they put down if their vehicle is totaled in an accident or stolen and never recovered.
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dost2000 Posts: 1Hi Car Man:
I am looking to lease Ml 2013 , preferably 30 months. Could you please give me the MF & RV for 30 months with 12000/miles, also RV and MF for 36 months.
I have been offered almost 7% off MSRP for a 55250 $ car , 2900 down with monthly payment of 749 for 12000 miles/ year and 699 for 10000/ year. What do you think of this deal.
I am currently leasing Ml 2010 , do you if there are any incentives for returned customer. -
CarMan@Edmunds Posts: 38,515Hi dost2000. Mercedes-Benz Financial's February buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 30-month lease of a 2013 ML350 4Matic with 12,000 miles per year are .00160 and 62% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
The numbers for an otherwise identical 36-month lease are .00160 and 56%.
Mercedes is not providing any cash incentives to loyal customers on this model that I am aware of.
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drmhf Posts: 29My 2009 ML 350 48 month lease will be up in May. I like leasing for 48 months as that is the term of the warranty, and I don't enjoy this negotiation process. My current payment is $620 per month plus tax for a ML 350 black with P1 $0 down 12,000 miles per year.
I would like to lease a 2013 ML 350 equiped the same. What would the residual be for 48 months and 12,000 miles/year? I would think that the monthly payment on a 2013 would be lower. Thanks. The help is appreciated. -
russman29 Posts: 8Car_man,
Lemme first say this is an incredible forum! I've had some cool cars over the years and have always been involved in forums... none can match this so kudos to you!
My situation.. I'm 6 months left on a 2010 CLS550. Love the car but winters in upstate NY with a CLS require a second 'beater' car or logging alot of time in ditches or mashed against trees. It would appear I got a great lease at that time... they were getting rid of all CLS inventory in prep for the new body style. Anyhow, my price was $78452 and I put literally nothing down... $273 in various fees and the first month payment, everything else went into the lease and I was dealing with a net cap cost of $82741 and a residual value of 50% ($39299)... it was a 39 month lease with 15k miles/year. (48750 at lease end). Looking over my lease now, my depreciation was $43442 (price-residual) and that amounted to $1114/month. The MF was essentially non-existent because my monthly payment is $1120. It appeared to be a good deal but they can play with the residuals to make those MF's look as good as they want. Psychologically, had they given me a higher residual and a lower depreciation payment but a higher MF and came up with the same $1120... somehow I would have felt jipped as opposed to elated.
Here's the question... (Finally)... it seems that the dealer may take back the CLS and wipe those payments, I am right where I should be on miles. I want an ML350 and am considering the Bluetec but never having had a diesel, I'm a bit skittish. Any thoughts on that would be welcome. I'd consider the 550 but it would have to be a sick deal... I'm trying to be no more than $900 with nothing at all down. Sadly, I'm more about the "deal" than the car, these are all fantastic vehicles. What I would like is 36 month, 18k miles/year. Do you have any idea what kind of residual value MB would use on 18k miles or do they just use the 15k residual and add 9000 miles x whatever $$ per mile right to the payment? Do Bluetecs tend to have higher or lower residuals all things being equal compared to their gas counterparts?
Thanks for any assistance. -
dewarsandsoda Posts: 120Hi Russman29,
Generally speaking, the RV's are higher on the bluetechs vs. gas counterparts. We have an E350 bluetech, and at the time the RV was 77%, for a 24 mo lease, which was significantly better than the gas equivalent. I'm contemplating either an ML350 Bluetech or GL350 in several months simply because of the higher RV. But, Carman can confirm.
Don't forget to also get the base rate MF from Carman, and you can use MSD's to 'buy down' the MF. That, coupled with auto pay, is a great way to reduce your monthly payment and you get the MSD back at the end of the lease term.
Cheers! -
drmhf Posts: 29Hi Car_man,
I posted 3 weeks ago and haven't gotten a response with info I really need and can't seem to find. I would like to lease a 2013 ML 350 AWD with the P1 package. What would the residual be for 48 months and 12,000 miles/year? I assume that the MF would be .00160.
I can't see why more people don't consider leasing for 48 months as it is the term of the warranty and considerably lowers the monthly payment.
Thanks a lot. This forum really helped me negotiate my last ML 350 in 2009.
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Interlude With A Vampire
Alternate Title: Mina And The Count: Interlude With A Vampire
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Hanna-Barbera Studios, Cartoon Network
Mark Hamill, Jeff Bennett, Ashley Johnson, Michael Bell
Rob Renzetti
Buzz Potamkin, Larry Huber, Sylvia Edwards
Rob Renzetti
Paul Douglas
Thomas Chase, Steve Rucker
- 1995
- Hanna-Barbera Studios, Cartoon Network
- What A Cartoon! Show Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Mina, The Count, Igor, Dad.
- Vocal Talent: Mark Hamill (Count), Jeff Bennett (Igor), Ashley Johnson (Mina), Michael Bell (Dad).
- Directed By Rob Renzetti.
- Produced By Buzz Potamkin (Executive Producer).
Supervising Producer: Larry Huber.
Line Producer: Sylvia Edwards. - Written By Rob Renzetti.
- Edited By Paul Douglas.
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- Art Director: C. Miles Thompson.
- Character Designer: Craig McCracken.
- Layout Artists: C. Miles Thompson, Andy Bialk.
- Overseas Animation Director: Chris Cuddington.
- Clean-Up: Barbara Krueger, Donna Zeller, Dana Jo Granger.
- Casting Director: Kris Zimmerman.
- Talent Coordinator: Cindi Lyn Peltier.
- Supervising Recording Engineer: Ed Collins.
- Recording Engineer: Preston Oliver.
- Main/End Title Theme: Gary Lionelli.
- Director of Music: Bodie Chandler.
- Background Supervisor: Al Gmuer.
- Background Artists: B.G. Callahan, Jonathan Goley, Junn Roca.
- Xerography: Star Wirth, Martin Crossley, Catherine Parotino.
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- Final Checker: Nelda Ridley.
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- Post-Production Executive: John Forrest Niss.
- Animation Checking: Beth Goodwin.
- Track Readers: Jim Hearn, Carol Iverson, Kerry Iverson, Kay Douglas.
- Supervising Film Editor: Paul Douglas.
- Post-Production Supervisor: Gayle Mnookin.
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- Audio Services: 21st Century Sound Design Corp.
- Negative Consultant: William DeBoer, Jr.
- Video Services: Modern Videofilm.
- Production Manager: Debby Hindman.
- Production Assistants: Donna Castricone, Sandra Benenati, Linda Moore, Jeffrey Collins.
- Production Liaison: Heather Kenyon.
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The Ngā Manu Kōrero speech competitions are sponsored by the NZ Post Primary Teachers' Association.
The Ngā Manu Kōrero finals 2014 will be hosted by Te Matau a Māui Māori Teachers Incorporated.
More information http://www.manukorero2014.co.nz/
Incorporating the Korimako and Sir Turi Carroll competitions for Māori pupils speaking in English and the Pei Te Hurinui Jones and Te Rāwhiti Ihaka competitions for all pupils speaking in Māori.
The date and venue for the 2014 National competition:
Date: Tuesday 23 - Thursday 25 September
Venue: Pettigrew Green Arena, 480 Gloucester Street, Taradale, Hawke's Bay
Nga Manu Korero speech competition booklet 2014
This booklet is addressed to all secondary school principals, PPTA branches, regional co-ordinators and the National Organising Komiti. It contains background information about organising the 2014 speech contests at school and regional levels, information relating to the national finals and a check-list of key dates and contact addresses.
Spotlight on Māori education
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Around 150 Māori educators from throughout the country celebrated their successes at the 20th PPTA National Māori Teachers' Conference in Rotorua.
Held in July, the conference theme was Te whakanui i a tātou — celebrate ourselves and our successes together.
Hana Te Kōwhai Ōhia (pictured right) shared aspirations for her future, whānau, hapu and iwi as part of the conference's Rangatahi panel – "Ka pū te rūha, ka hao te rangatahi".
Despite a dislike of numbers she took up a business scholarship with Price Waterhouse Coopers after secondary school.
"I told them 'look, I know this is an accounting firm — I hate numbers and I'm not planning on becoming an accountant, but I love people,' and for some reason I got (the scholarship) so I took that as a sign that I should study business," she said.
Hana described her drivers in life as her whānau, her faith in God and her passion for indigenous people.
"I aspire to use my business skills to help my whānau and iwi whether it would be with managing funds, generating funds or coming up with strategic plans to set up new initiatives that look after our people and develop the skills of our people to ensure sustainability for our iwi."
Hana wants to be confident in her own culture, develop her skills and gain the tools to benefit her people.
Māori Teachers' Conference
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The 20th NZ PPTA National Maori Teachers' Conference was held from Sunday 6 July to Tuesday 8 July 2014 at the Sudima Lake Rotorua Hotel, Rotorua.
2014 Māori Teachers' Conference programme
Ngā Manu Kōrero 2013 - results
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Results from the Ngā Manu Kōrero 2013 national secondary school speech contests.
The Ngā Manu Kōrero national secondary school speech contests incorporating the Korimako and Sir Turi Carroll competitions for Māori pupils speaking in English and the Pei Te Hurinui Jones and Te Räwhiti Ihaka competitions for all pupils speaking in Māori, are sponsored by the New Zealand Post Primary Teachers' Association / Te Wehengarua (PPTA).


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ROWE marriages 1843-1854 Victoria Australia.
ROWE marriages from the Victorian Marriage Index.
Collected while researching the ROWE lines in Victoria.
ROWE (males)
William - married Mary Jane HOWSON 1843.
John - married Elizabeth LAMBARD 1847.
Edward - married Catherine Campbell ANDREW 1848.
Henry - married Jane MARTIN 1849.
Joseph - married Mary Jane HILL 1850.
James - married Elizabeth STEEL 1853.
John - married Anne JENKINS 1853.
John - married Elizabeth ROBERTS 1853.
Thomas - married Catherine BURGESS 1854.
ROWE (females)
Sarah - married John FRANKLIN 1851.
Mary Ann - maried Edward SILVEY 1853.
Catherine - married Thatilda - married John Pascoe POOLE 1854.
Johanna - married Hugh Crofton MOORE 1854.
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Journals are intended to assist new researchers locate family lines in Australia and should only be used as a guide for follow up research and record searches as intended.
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Noeske died unexpectedly March 13 at age 74. Her funeral was Wednesday.
A graduate of Washington High School in Milwaukee, she earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Marquette University in 1959.
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Noeske became director of MPS' Office of Governance Affairs, predecessor to the Office of Board Governance, in 1994 and left in 1997 to become a partner in Overton Consulting, a Mequon executive recruiting firm.
She later founded PROACT, a firm that recruited superintendents for urban school districts, before founding Noeske and Associates, a full-service consulting firm.
She retired about two years ago, Wilde said.
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The "guide" made only one promise, which was "we will get lost several times." Although, there was a hint of gold at the end of the rainbow. Not real gold that started the "gold rush," but the lure of adventure, exploration, four wheeling, historical relics and the like. It was very apparent from the beginning that the guide was handicapped (his license plate). His vision is poor and he needed a six-inch magnifying glass to read a map. His hearing is bad and his first response is "What" no matter how loud you talk. But, he is a walking encyclopedia about emigrant trails and the Pony Express. He is also good at "multi-tasking" up to a point. At times he had difficulty driving while also eating, talking on the CB, listening to the ham radio and country western music, while also simultaneously reading a map and looking for the proper road. Ah, but you might also wonder about the people that would follow such a guide!
My earliest memories usually involve some form of dirt: digging holes, shoveling sand, or riding in the back of the Jeep, happily getting dust in every pore.
As I got older, even though I still enjoyed getting completely covered in dirt on the trail, catching marshmallows on fire around the campfire was pretty good too.
Winter has arrived in many parts of the country, and that means a hazardous situation awaits you nearly every time you get behind the wheel. You may know how to drive in snow, but do you know what to do if you were stuck in snow?
Recently, drivers on I-90 near Buffalo, N.Y., were trapped for up to 12 hours when a massive blizzard hit the area. Some cars were literally buried in snow. If you were caught in a situation like that, would you know how to handle yourself?
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GPS units are of limited use when you're driving off road. The maps and other data they provide tell you how to get from Point A to Point B, but they say nothing about the quality of the roads. This became painfully clear to a group that was traveling in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in early August. Instead of a leisurely ride, these folks found themselves being led down the wrong roads, many of which were barely passable, and way off course. They ended up at the edge of a cliff, where they spent the night before being rescued.
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Keeping Up with the G8 and G20
Below find all of the resources, and several photos from the second day of the G8 Summit and the G20 in Canada.
- Remarks by President Obama and President Hu Jintao of the People's Republic of China Before Bilateral Meeting
- Remarks by President Obama and President Lee Myung-Bak of the Republic of Korea After Bilateral Meeting
- Remarks by President Obama and Prime Minister Cameron of the United Kingdom After Bilateral Meeting
- Conference Call Briefing by Ben Rhodes, Mike Froman, Ambassador Jeff Bader, and Danny Russel
- Press Briefing by Secretary of the Treasury Geithner
- G-8 Muskoka: Statement from G-8 Leaders on Countering Terrorism
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- G8 Summit: Joint Statement On The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict by Dmitry Medvedev, President Of The Russian Federation, Barack Obama, President Of The United States Of America, and Nicolas Sarkozy, President Of The French Republic
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Right as the clock struck midnight and 2015 was upon us, people started talking about their daily practices. I suppose it's a natural enough time to review what we do or don't do every day. Mostly it becomes a bit of a wish list for how we'd like our lives to be less mundane and more spiritual and as we have the clean slate of the new calendar year to help us, why not give it a bash.
Here's the not so good news - Daily practices, for the most part, are mundane. It's about doing the same thing, the same way each and every day (or as many days as you can). Whether you are communing with gods, or tending to an altar, or sipping a cup of tea or sitting in silence it's about doing that thing when you say you are going to do it. But mostly it's about doing that thing over and over again, recommitting to a practice without the expectation of reward. Occasionally I've had that "aha!" moment but more often than not, I do my thing, my day stops for a few minutes and I then move on.